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RECEIPTS.
For Review and Herald.
Annexed to each receipt in the following list, is the Volume and Number of the Review & Herald to which the money received pays,—which should correspond with the Numbers on the Masters. If money for the paper is not in due time acknowledged, immediate notice of the omission should then be given.
$1.00 each. Eld Chas Shippee 31-1, E Mc Omber 31-13, H Saunders 31-1, J F Upham 32-17, S H Marshall 32-1, E Chipman 31-10, M L Jenkins in full acct., S G Hills 31-11, L B Perkins 30-1, D R Seely 29-1, S C Conley 29-1.
$1.50 each. R G Lockwood 31-1, Mrs E Hurlburt 31-1, M M Woodward 31-1, Mrs E G Noble 31-1, S P Burdick 31-1, Asa Hays 31-1, A B Castle 31-1, E W Morse 31-1, M H Collins 31-1, Miss H Barton 31-1, H Phillips 32-1, E F Ferrin 32-1, D T Sherman 31-1, T Hare 31-1, Abigail Jaynes 32-1, B Leech 31-6, C Monroe 31-1, S Saunders Jr. 31-1, S Martin 31-1, W E Caviness 31-1.
$2.00 each. Mrs E M Emerson 31-9, Sally M Bond 31-9, C P Thompson 31-1, Mrs J Maddux 31-1, I C Wilmarth 31-14, Eld N Wheeler 32-1, A Munson 32-1, P A Smith 32-1, Mrs P W Cottrell 30-1, N G Spencer 31-1, B Armitage 31-6, N McAlister 32-1, O Huntington 32-1.
$3.00 each. E S Decker 33-1, Geo Lowree 31-18, F R Slafter 31-16, L E Millne 31-1, M Coyle 32-1, W M Graves 31-1, Wm Edgar 32-1, Geo Carter 31-1, H A Clough 29-18, M Van Doren 32-6, Geo Hendry 31-1, W Sanborn 33-9, C G Satterlee 32-1, A Korb 32-1, H A Fairfield 32-1, J L Kilgore 32-6, Betsey Judd 32-11, A R Morse 32-1, G L Holliday 32-1, J Hanchett 32-1, J A Hatch 32-1, J Brigham 32-21, E Kreamer 32-1, A C Stewart 32-1, J Bartlett 32-1, R Atkinson 31-13, J L Merritt 31-16, B M Hibbard 32-1, Mrs Wm Page 31-13, P Peterson 32-1, M Satterlee 32-1.
Miscellaneous. Wm Van Gieson $20.40 32-1, A Weldon 4.40 32-1, H H Morse 3.60 32-1, J Walters 4.75 32-1, J E Hool 76c 32-1, Wm Pepper 3.30 32-10, J L Adams $5.00 33-13, J Craig 50c 30-6, W I Gibson 4.50 32-1, W M Allen 3.50 31-1, M A Beasley 1.25 31-1, B P Chase 5.00 32-1, S B Hill 1.25 30-1, N Grant 2.40 31-14, I Smith 1.25 30-1, Mary Paul 75c 31-1, M Wilkinson 75c 32-1, J F Thompson 1.25 31-1, E F Dobord 1.75 32-5, L B Caswell 2.75 31-1, J N Wilkinson 3.75 31-1.
To make up Advance Credits.
H Lyon 25c, E E Newman 25c, E Griffith 50c, Wm Tiers 25c, Mary J Bell 25c, E Bliss 50c, T Paton 50c, E Spouncer 50c, M R Bowles 25c, E W Morse 25c, J E Hool 13c, P S Thurston 50c, N Hoyt 40c, E Chapman 20c, A James 25c, A Huntley 25c, H Grant 1.00, Wm Merry 25c, T Harlow 25c, S B Craig 50c, B Judd 1.00, J Laroch 25c, M Wilkinson 30c.
For Review to the Poor.
E S Decker $3.00.
For Enlargement of Review.
E S Decker $1.00, J Hicstand 5.00, Mrs L Tarbell 1.00.
Eld T M Steward $44.00, A A Fairfield 7.75, Thomas Paton 5.00, D T Bordeau 33.94, I Sanborn from Minnesota Conference 18.00, G I Butler 5.00.
Books Sent By Mail.
Lydia Van Gieson $2.40, Eld T M Steward 2.50, H T Hawley 1.40, Wm W Loomis 30c, E A Loomis 2.00, W F Hool 1.15, J B Ingalls 2.00, W Hornaday 25c, B Judd 1.60, L H Robinson 45c, Mrs C Paul 7c, D Alvord 25c, John Parmalee 25c, M A McGilvray 1.00, Mrs C M Denny 25c, A C Stewart 2.00, Mrs B M Osgood 2.00.
Michigan Conference Fund.
Received from Churches, Church at Salem, Ind., $5.00, Colon, 18.00, Orange 10.00, Oneida, 8.75.
The following amounts are subscribed for shares in The Health-Reform Institute at $25.00, each share.
D W Johnson $100.00, C S Briggs 25.00, N Fuller 50.00, G G Green 50.00, L S Green 25.00, Wm Bellamy 25.00, L Rifle 25.00, John C Cole 25.00, D T Fero 25.00, H P Hopkins 25.00, S Cole 25.00, S Vincent 25.00, G W Colcord 25.00, M A Andrews 25.00, R F Andrews 25.00, J M Ferguson 25.00.
On Shares in the H. R. Institute.
The following amounts have been paid on pledges previously given to the Western Health Reform Institute.
D W Johnson $200.00, C S Briggs 25.00, W F Hool 25.00, S Vincent 25.00, W T Robert 25.00, Mary M Andrews 25.00, C S Hilliard 25.00, T Hare 25.00, J L Adams 69c.
Charitable Fund of the Institute.
Illinois and Wisconsin Conference from the Will of I Colcord sen. $108.33, Illinois and Wisconsin Conference 100.00, Mary M Andrews 5.00, A Paton 1.00, F Kunder 1.00, C H Stone 1.00, H Hall 1.00, Short 1.25, J G Wood 1.00, G Wells 1.00, P S Thurston 1.00, H C Blanchard 1.00, P E Ferrin 1.00, S Newton 10.00, L Urquhart 1.00, A Heath 2.00, I Colcord 1.00, Iowa Conference 50.00, W Hornaday 1.00, J M Ferguson 1.00, H Rosseau 1.00, T Mitchell 5.00, J M Adams 1.00, S B McLaughlin 55c.
Dividends Donated to the Charitable Fund of the Institute.
J N Andrews $1.77, Angelina Andrews 1.77, J N Loughborough 3.54, P E Ferrin 1.38, R Baker 1.21, T Brown 2.12, D T Bordeau 1.49, I Colcord 2.99, G W Colcord 78c, T M Steward 2.49, R F Andrews 1.60, A Olson 32c, P A Hawley 10c, A Paton 1.32, E W Rice 1.05, Seth Newton 2.34, H C Stone 1.74, E Wick 4.69, A W Cummings 1.27, J L Kilgore 3.54, R M Kilgore 2.98, Z Nicola 69c, H Nicola 83c, I D Van Horn 3.46.
For Danish Tract.
A Korb $9.00.
A Proposition for Wider Circulation
See the proposition of Bro. McMillan in last Review, that five hundred subscribers add $2 to their regular subscription, as he has done, for the purpose of giving the Review a wider circulation. It is liberal, and will be efficient if those who are well able to adopt it, will act accordingly. Please consider it.
A Suggestion
A SUGGESTION. The reader will find it most convenient in handling the paper, to stitch or pin it in the back, and then cut open the leaves at the top and in front. But by all means do not destroy the papers. Do not suffer them to get torn up and wasted. If you do not want to preserve them, give them away to those who will read them, that they may still be engaged in their merciful mission of carrying light and truth to perishing souls.
Inquiry About Travel to Battle Creek
Bro. David Chase of Acushnet, Mass., wishes to inquire if any brother will be passing from Boston Mass., to Battle Creek, between this time and the first of August next. If so, he would like to have them correspond with him immediately.
Subscribers in Arrears
By Editor
We cut off, last week, quite a large number of names who were in arrears on their subscriptions. We hope and expect that the greater share of these will make haste to renew. We can send back numbers at present. There are still a large number on our list who have not yet paid for Vols. 29 and 30. We do not like to cut off their names. We sincerely hope they will save us the painful necessity. Many have already reported their inability to pay at present, but still want the Review. This is right. We shall take pleasure in continuing the paper to all such.
J. M. A.
Understanding Subscription Labels
By Editor
Some of our subscribers do not yet seem to understand the figures on the pasters, or direction labels, on their papers, and ask for explanation. We will try to make the matter so plain that all can understand. In the first place in our credits, we go by volume and number, instead of by dates. For instance, we are now in volume thirty of Review, and last week's paper was No. 1 of the volume. Its date was June 18, 1867. Now suppose a person had paid a year ago up to that point; his credit would have stood, not June 18, 1867, but 30-1, meaning that he had paid up to volume 30, number 1. We choose to keep credits by volume and number rather than by dates, because it is sometimes necessary, as at the time of the last Conference, to omit the paper for one week. In such case if we gave credit by dates we should be obliged to go through our entire list, and place our credits ahead one week, or our subscribers would get one paper less than they had paid for. Reckoning by volume and number the accounts are not affected.
On the first page of this paper, immediately under the heading, in the same line with the date will be seen at the left, the words, “Vol. xxx,” at the right, “No. 2.” Our next issue will be No. 3, and so on to No. 26, when the volume will be changed to xxxi, and the numbering commenced with 1 again. Compare the figures on your pasters with these figures on the paper, and it will show just how you stand. Thus, if your paster contains the figures 29-1, it shows that you have paid only to Vol. xxix, No. 1, and are consequently one volume in arrears. If it says, 30-1, you are paid to the commencement of the present volume, and the advance pay for another year is now due. If it says, 31-1, you are a volume in advance, and so on. We trust this is so plain that all will now understand.
DIVIDEND.
By E. S. WALKER
It will be seen by the receipts in the present No. of the Review that quite a number of persons have appropriated the dividend already accumulated on their shares in the Institute to the Charitable Fund of the Institute, to be used in treating the worthy poor. We would here state that the dividend is computed on all shares paid in before the 1st of May 1867, and is subject to the call of the stockholders. While one and all are at liberty to use their dividend as they see fit, we would suggest to those who are able to spare it, that the charitable fund is an object worthy of their consideration and help.
Will all stockholders state immediately what disposition they wish made of their dividend.
For the directors.
E. S. WALKER, Secretary.
Union Meeting at Jackson and Tompkins
By John Byington
finished business of uniting in one the churches of Jackson and Tompkins. We hope all will be present. Baptism will be administered. J. BYINGTON.
Appointments.
And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of Heaven is at hand.
Fast in Minnesota.
As the Minnesota State Conference have appointed the fourth of July next a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer, we invite all the churches on that day to lay aside all secular business and meet for humble worship for the purpose of humbling ourselves under the mighty hand of God, that he may raise us up, elevate us morally and fit us for his work.
STEPHEN PIERCE.
WM. S. INGRAHAM.
Further, we invite the churches at Oronoco and Greenwood Prairie to meet together at Oronoco and we will try to meet with them. Come praying that the Lord will meet with us.
THE next Monthly Meeting for the churches of Knoxville and Sandyville, will be held at Sandyville, July 6th and 7th.
A. J. STOVER, Clerk.
PROVIDENCE permitting, I will meet with the churches in Jackson Co., at Jackson for Monthly Meeting the first Sabbath in July, and will then attend to the un-