A Good Example

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 31, 1865

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 25, No. 10.

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A Good Example.

It is one of the peculiarities of the religion of Jesus Christ, that the poor have the gospel preached to them ; so the time must never come when the worthy poor who wish for the Review and are unable to pay for it, cannot have it. We believe there are multitudes of brethren and sisters who would come up and pay for such, rather than that they should be deprived of the paper. On the receipt of sister Freeman's letter, published in last Review, we entered her name on the list of subscribers, marking her paper free, unless some one should come forward to pay for it. That letter has called out the following response from Bro. H. C. Miller of Chicago, Ills. :
"In reading the letter of sister Freeman in the last Review, I saw that she desires the Review and has sent for it, but is unable to pay for it. Material is too high to be sent by the Office for nothing, so here is a dollar for the Review for her for six months. If her paper is paid by any one else, put the money to the Master's use some other way."
We apply the money as Bro. M. directs.