Thos. Demmon will see his money receipted in Vol. 37, No. 5.
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Review to the Cause.
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Book Fund---$10,000 Wanted.
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Forty Dollars Each.—Benj Armitage, Wm Sanborn.
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Cash Received on Account.
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Library Fund of the S. D. A. P. Association.
James A Leighton $10.00.
Western Camp-Meeting Fund.
L Russell $10.00, H Harden 1.00, E Leighton 5.00, A Smith 5.00, Mrs E A Stone 5.00, G Leighton 5.00.
Michigan Camp-Meeting Fund.
Jane Dunlap $1.00.
The Conference.
By Committee of Arrangements
ALL our friends from other States will receive a hearty welcome to our homes during the Conference; also all our ministers, and all delegates, and as many more as we can possibly entertain. Those coming from different points of this State will please bear in mind that it will be more difficult and more expensive to care for teams than their owners. Those ministers and delegates, however, who live so far off the railroad lines that it is necessary for them to come with private teams, will find ample provisions made for themselves and for their teams.
Committee of Arrangements.
Smuggling Bibles.
By James White
Smuggling Bibles from Canada can hardly be reconciled with the words of the apostle, “Render therefore to all their dues; tribute to whom tribute is due; custom to whom custom.” Rom. 13:7. For such acts as receiving Bibles from Canada fraudulently without paying the duties on them, the law of our country imposes a fine of confiscation, imprisonment, and $1000. If received by mail, however innocently, the very least the law knows in the matter is confiscation of the Bibles, or the American value of them.
We design to keep at the Office a large assortment of American Bibles. These can be afforded at low prices. We shall also keep an assortment of English Bibles, which we shall sell at reasonable prices to those who can afford to purchase them. And we invite all our preachers to give the Association the benefits of such sales. J. W.
What the Review Is Doing.
By James White
ONE year since, when we commenced a series of articles on Our Faith and Hope, we urged our people to send the REVIEW to their friends, one year at half price. Not a few promptly responded, and six hundred of one-dollar-a-year subscribers came right in. Many of these persons who have been furnished with the REVIEW under these circumstances, have embraced the Sabbath of the Lord, while others are favorable. And we are daily receiving most cheering letters from this class of persons, with money at full price for the REVIEW another year. We give only two of these letters, both from Ohio. Many others might be given.
C. L. R., of Huron Co., Ohio, says: “A friend has sent me your paper the past year, and I have learned to prize it very much, especially in its enlarged form. I believe the Seventh-day Adventists have a clearer perception of Bible truth than any other sect.”
J. R. writes from Sandusky Co., Ohio, thus:— “Something over a year ago, your very valuable paper, THE ADVENT REVIEW AND HERALD OF THE SABBATH, was sent to my address by some one; and after receiving several numbers, I wrote to the editor to ascertain by whom they were sent, and to whom I was indebted, but received no answer. They have come to me regularly, and I have taken a great deal of pleasure in reading them. And I earnestly hope I may be profited. I feel that I cannot do without them.”
We are printing 400 copies extra each week in the expectation that our friends will send in new subscribers, to whom we will furnish the back numbers of the present volume. Send in the names, friends, and we will send out the light to your friends. We furnish the REVIEW to our brethren to send to their friends for $1.50 a year. J. W.
Notice of the Woman's Journal and Its Aims
By Editor
THE Woman’s Journal is published in Boston, Mass., devoted to the sole object of “advocating the Equal Rights of Woman, and especially her Right of Suffrage.” We are interested in watching the progress of this movement, as it will doubtless have a bearing, perhaps a deciding influence, upon the future action of this government in religious matters. Terms, $1.50 per annum.
To the Church Clerks in the Ill. Conference.
By G. W. Colcord
You are hereby requested to report the number of church members in your respective churches. Also, your S. B. pledge for present year.
I wish to hear from every church in the State, whether you are connected with the Conference or not. Please comply by immediately addressing me at Battle Creek, Mich., as your reply is wanted before the next session of General Conference.
G. W. COLCORD.
P. S. On my return home, I hope to find Quarterly Reports from all the churches.
Address, Coleta, &c., as in the past. G. W. C.
Meditation Upon the Word and Ways of God
A GREAT safeguard to youth and age—meditation upon the word and ways of God.
LONGFELLOW says, The Sabbath is a golden clasp that binds together the volume of the week.
The Course of Lectures.
By James White
Immediately after our annual meeting, a course of critical lectures will be given at the house of worship at Battle Creek, for the benefit of all who wish to attend them, especially those who are entering the ministry. Several of our most experienced ministers will assist in giving the course. This course will probably continue four weeks. Young preachers from other States, whose means are limited, will receive board and membership free. We hope this class will number one hundred ardent men and women who are anxious to qualify themselves to teach the truth to others. We want, not only public speakers and expounders of the word, but fireside and Sabbath-school teachers of the word of life.
James White.
Annual Meetings—Special Notice!
By James White; John Nevins Andrews; J. H. Waggoner
Appointments.
And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of Heaven is at hand.
Annual Meetings—Special Notice!
GENERAL CONFERENCE.
PROVIDENCE permitting, the ninth annual session of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists will be held at Battle Creek, Mich., Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1871, at 9 o’clock, A. M. All the different State Conferences will please immediately make arrangements to represent themselves by delegate. Let all the delegates come prepared to furnish to the General Conference full statistics of their respective Conferences, according to the blanks issued for that purpose. Scattered brethren everywhere have the privilege of presenting their requests to the Conference, either in person or by letter; and such requests will be acted on according to what may seem to be duty in the matter, or according to the ability of the Conference.
Let those who come be punctual at the commencement, and come prepared to remain to the close.
James White, } Gen.
J. N. Andrews, } Conf.
J. H. Waggoner, } Com.
THE S. D. A. PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION.
By James White; G. H. Bell; John Nevins Andrews; J. H. Waggoner; Wm. C. Gage; A. P. Van Horn; A. M. Driscall
The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association will hold its eleventh annual session at Battle Creek, Mich., Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1871, at 9 o’clock A. M., to deliberate for the general interests of the Association, elect officers, and transact any other business that may come before the meeting.
JAMES WHITE,
G. H. BELL,
J. N. ANDREWS,
J. H. WAGGONER,
WM. C. GAGE,
A. P. VAN HORN,
A. M. DRISCALL,
Trustees.
THE HEALTH REFORM INSTITUTE.
By G. H. Bell; B. Salisbury; M. J. Cornell; S. H. King; E. H. Root; D. R. Palmer; S. A. McPherson
The stockholders of the Health Reform Institute will hold their fifth annual meeting at Battle Creek, Mich., Thursday, Feb. 9, 1871, at 9 o’clock, A. M., for the election of officers, and for the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting.
G. H. Bell,
B. Salisbury,
M. J. Cornell,
S. H. King,
E. H. Root,
D. R. Palmer,
S. A. McPherson,
Directors.
MICHIGAN STATE CONFERENCE.
By Uriah Smith; C. S. Glover; L. P. Bailey
The Michigan State Conference will hold its eleventh annual session at Battle Creek, Mich., Friday, Feb. 10, 1871, at 9 o’clock, A. M. Let all the churches make report; by delegate if possible, or by letter, if the delegates cannot be sent. Let ministers and delegates come prepared to make the various reports required by the Constitution, that the necessary business may be promptly done.
U. Smith,
C. S. Glover,
L. P. Bailey,
Conf. Com.
Change of Appointment.
By I. Sanborn
On account of General Conference, Feb. 7, I take up my appointment for Muscoda, Feb. 8, and appoint to commence there Thursday evening, Feb. 16, and continue every evening for several weeks. Hope our friends at Muscoda will take measures so that there may be as little disappointment from this change as possible. I. SANBORN.
Joseph Bates Announces Visit to Jackson Church
By Joseph Bates
PROVIDENCE permitting, I will meet with the Jackson church Sabbath, February 4, at Tompkins, where they have appointed to hold their quarterly meeting. JOSEPH BATES.
Monthly Meeting Notice for Oswego County Churches
By F. Wheeler
Monthly meeting for Oswego Co., N. Y., at Roosevelt, the second Sabbath and first-day in February. It is desired that there may be a general gathering of the churches and scattered brethren.
In behalf of the church. F. WHEELER.
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