H. WHITE. Julia E Crocker's Review has been mailed regularly.
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. If money for the paper is not due time acknowledged, immediate notice of the omission should then be given.
$1.00 each. E Kincaid 28-11, H Young 30-5, J Russell 30-1, A H Gray 30-1, W Wort 30-1, N Trip 30-1, J Towilliger 29-20, W Sturdevant 30-1, Geo Holyoake 30-1, H Rorabacher 30-1, Mrs E H Flight 30-1, A Lakey 30-1, W M Denny 30-1, J B Richard 30-1, C W Edson 30-1, S W Wells 30-1, A B Beverly 30-1, Mrs G Goodrich 30-1, H Harrison 30-1, W Burdick 30-1, E C Beese 30-1, L Marks 29-1, E Alexander 31-1.
$1.25 each. John Cole 30-1, A Whitcomb 31-1.
$2.00 each. S A Pratt 31-1, C Stebbins 28-14, Mrs R Miller 31-1, W K Loughborough 30-13, Martha A Holt 30-16, B J Carpenter 30-1, H Clark 29-1, S A Burke 20-1.
$2.50 each. S Kennedy 31-1, R W Bullock 31-7, H A Mead 30-1, W P Andrews 31-1, J P Farnsworth 31-1, L W Simpson 31-7, Mrs J Heligas 31-7, L W Martin 31-9, L H Davis 31-4, J C Nicola 29-20, M Densmore 31-1, H C Miller for J Randall 31-1, B Glascock 31-1, P Robinson 31-1, J W Bannister 31-1, H Edson 31-1, W W Putnam 31-1, C S Glover 31-1, Sarah Clark 30-12, D S Jones 31-1, Mrs N P Hollis 31-1, O C Spencer 31-1, Julia E Crocker 31-16, Wm White 31-1, P D Hough 29-1, C R Ogden 31-1, Mrs C Stevens 31-1, S A Brundage 30-1, B F Wilkinson 31-1, M W Stoner 31-1, E Tyler 32-1, A Patten 32-1.
Miscellaneous. M E Reynolds $3.00, 32-1, C Colby $3.00, 31-1, Mrs E D Scott 50c, 30-1, H C S Carter $3.00, 31-13, Mary Capen $2.50, 32-1, G S West $1.50, 32-1, A Grimley 50c, 29-14, Mrs S H Bonfoey $1.00, 30-1, E Brown $1.25, 29-1, Mrs S Bell $3.75, 32-1, A Wattles Sen $5.00, 30-6, N Hubbard $2.25, 31-1, J S Marr $2.25, 31-1, L Chafin 75c, 29-1, H Gray $2.75, 31-6, A Corson 70c, 30-1, D Chase 25c, 30-1.
Subscriptions at the Rate of $3.00 per year.
$3.00 each. W Carthy 31-1, R Williams 31-1, J E Titus 31-9, W Chapman 32-1.
Books Sent By Mail.
R P Beach $1.00, S D Smith 70c, Miss A Winslow 12c, Mrs E D Scott 10c, H C S Carter 25c, Hugh Breeze 75c, John Woolsey $2.00, C D Spencer 60c, E G Glascock $1.55, T Z Andrews 63c, C M Shepard $2.04, A Wattles Sen. 15c, N A Lord 92c, Ira Munn 10c, David R Butler 18c.
Michigan Conference Fund.
Received from Churches, Church at Orange, $18.00. Friends at Leslie, S. B., $21.00.
Cash Received on Account.
R F Andrews $2.20.
General Conference Missionary Fund.
C R Ogden $2.50.
Donations to Publishing Association.
A Friend, $10.00. A Sister, $2.71.
For the Western Health-Reform Institute.
The following amounts are subscribed for shares in The Western Health-Reform Institute at $25.00, each share.
F H Chapman, $100.00. W P Andrews, $25.00.
On Shares in the W. H. R. Institute.
The following amounts have been paid on pledges previously given to the Health-Reform Institute.
Jacob Hares $25.00, R G Cowles 25.00, E Nicolai $25.00, N Fuller $25.00, L Bartholomew $25.00, J G Adams 25.00, H Edson $25.00, J E Titus $25.00.
Bro. White's Post Office Address
The P. O. address of Bro. White will be, until further notice, Greenville, Montcalm Co., Mich.
Don't Mistake
By Editor
DON'T MISTAKE. In the article on the Health Institute in last Review, it was stated that about enough had been pledged to meet the outlays thus far incurred. Lest some should get a wrong idea from this, we would add that that expression was meant to cover simply what has up to this time been paid out. There are debts to be met in the spring, amounting to a number of thousands of dollars, for which provision must be made. Let the pledges and payments come in.
I'll Be Another
“I’LL BE ANOTHER.” When the proposition came in from a brother, I will be one of one thousand to raise $25,000 to put the Health Institute on a proper basis, those whose attention was called to it, one after another promptly responded, “I’ll be another,” and “I’ll be another.” We trust this feeling has gone through the ranks, and that many hundred responses are even now on the way.
What Shall Be Done?
By Editor
WHAT SHALL BE DONE? This question has been raised in regard to the Institute, and is now, we trust, in a fair way of solution. But the same question arises on another point. From our experience since the enlargement of the Review, we are satisfied that so far as matter is concerned, we could just as well publish a Review of 16 pages as one of 12. The brethren are nobly showing what they can do with their pens. But with our present list of subscribers, at the present price of the paper, the expense would not be met. With a higher price on the paper, or a larger list of subscribers, it could be done. It would not probably be best to raise the price of the paper; but there can be no objection to a larger list of subscribers. What say, brethren, shall we have a larger list of subscribers, and a larger paper?