Publishers' Department by Editor

Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Thursday, January 1, 1880

FromAdvent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 55, No. 1

Publishers' Department.

By Editor

“Not slothful in business.” Rom. 12:11

Notice of expiration of subscription will be given by special stamp on the margin of the paper. We should be pleased to receive your renewal at once.

Notice.—The change of figures on the address labels will be in all cases a sufficient receipt for money sent for the paper. If these changes do not in due time appear, and if books ordered by mail are not received, notice should be given. All other business is acknowledged below.

The permanent P. O. address of Eld. C. H. Bliss is Belvidere, Boone Co., Ill.

The permanent P. O. address of Eld. John F. Hanson is Box 22, Marne, Cass Co., Iowa.

Sister C. Ayers, widow of our lamented Bro. J. N. Ayers, has a pair of charts in good condition which she would be glad to sell. Any one wishing a set of charts now has a good opportunity to obtain them, besides conferring a favor upon Sister Ayers. Address, Farlinville, Linn Co., Kansas.

Until further notice, the address of the Secretary of the Nebraska H. and T. Society will be C. P. Bollman, Dayton, Boone Co., Neb. Secretaries of local clubs are requested to report promptly.

To Dist. No. 3, Indiana T. and M. Society.—As Bro. Harrington desires to be released from the duties of the office of District Secretary, J. W. Covert, Sharpsville, Tipton Co., Ind., is appointed to fill that office. Wm. Covert, Director.

As Mrs. H. T. H. Sanborn has been suddenly called to Rhode Island, all mail matter for her should be addressed to North Scituate, R. I., instead of Mt. Jackson, Shenandoah Co., Va. She will still attend to her V. M. work. I. Sanborn.

The lessons for the Sabbath-school to be held at the Elizabethtown, Kentucky, quarterly meeting Jan. 17, will be lessons 50 and 76 of the Instructor for Dec. 10, for the youth’s class. For the first class, lessons 55, 56, and 57 of the Supplement for December. S. Osborn.

Notice to Church Treasurers of N. Y. Conference.—At the last session of the Conference held at Hornellsville, L. T. Nourse, Chittenango Falls, Madison Co., N. Y., was elected Conference Treasurer, consequently you will hereafter remit all Conference moneys to him instead of to C. E. Green, as formerly. Send report of the money remitted to E. W. Whitney, Manlius Station, N. Y., as heretofore. E. W. Whitney, Sec.

To S. S. Treasurers in the New York Conference.—In sending funds to me, please send by New York draft or registered letter, to Chittenango Falls, N. Y. Let all try to send at the commencement of each quarter, as nearly as possible. L. T. Nourse, Conference Treasurer.

A Request.—Will each S. D. A. church-member in New England, who has not already done so please send us, without delay, at least a few names as trial subscribers for Good Health? Such names, with subscription price—only 20 cts.—from any others who are interested in this good work, will be gratefully received. Eliza Thayer. South Lancaster, Mass.

Books Sent by Express.

Mrs A J Richmond $4.00, Sanford Rogers 3.00, Geo H Randall 1.56, Geo Foreman 30.80, W P Dixon 60.00, Eli Wick 3.63, H C Goodrich 1.00, J F Carman 1.00, Harriet McLean 4.88, L G Moore 5.00, S E Gibson 7.97, C C Doren 1.00.

Books Sent by Freight.

Wm Cruzan $36.60, Signs of the Times 43.20, Mrs R J Lafferty 5.00, D M Canright 6.40, H M Mitchell 50.42, N G White 262.11, S N Haskell 34.02, E S Griggs 43.64.

Cash Rec’d on Account.

B C V M Society per W C Stacy $74.95, Am H & T Association per J Thayer 7.25, H A St John 10.00, Ind T & M Reserve Fund S H Lane M S Edwards 2.00, Zorado Hughes 1.00, Beam & Mary Craig 15.00, Ill T & M Society per L S C 16.00, D T Biggs 15.00, Am H & T Association, Wis H & T As per M F Stillman 15.00, Am H & T Association per J Thayer 2.25, Mich S S Association Lakeview penny collection at quarterly meeting in Oct, 1.21, Am H & T As Ind H & T As 25c, Norman Dewey 4.10.

Gen. Conf. Fund.

T Curtis per J O Corliss 10.00, Ill Conf (tithe) per J J Carlock 50.00, “W E L Thank-offering 60c, J K J 12.00, A friend 2.00, Mary Robbins 10c, A Anderson 1.74, S E Coppill’s son 1.10.

Mich. Conf. Fund.

Vicksburg J K Gilbert & wife $14.00, Sand Bank J K J 13.36, Jackson per D R Palmer 16.45, Burlington per Hickman Miller 51.36, Rockwood L N Miller 44.00, Pierson Edgar Fields 3.55, Carson City per Wm R Evans 61.00.

Mich. T & M. Society.

Dist 8 Edenville 2.00, Dist 3 per Nellie Leland 2.50, Dist 3 Burlington per H Miller 3.08, Dist 3 per H C Goodrich 1.00, Dist 13 per Geo O States 21.15, per J O Barnhart 5.00, Dist 3 A A Fairfield 1.00, Dist 15 per L G Moore 8.00, Dist 7 per W Reynolds 18.00.

S. D. A. E. Society.

Mrs Hattie H Wentworth 10.00, O A Richmond 5.00.

European Mission.

Lucy Lewis 50c, Darius Reynolds 40.00, A friend 5.00, C K Farnsworth 10.00.

English Mission.

A friend $5.00, Mrs Wm Mitchell 2.00, Sally M Stockwell 2.00.

Donation to Harolden.

A Sister $1.00.

Danish Mission.

Lars Chr Larson $10.00, S H Rodmeyer 5.00, Mary Johnson Serns 10.00, A G Swedberg 10.00, Mrs J Calvert 2.50, A G Olsen 2.00, Mrs Tilda Lindstrom 50c, Anna C Olson 50c, August Lyman 10.60, C Wingquist 4.00, P J Anderson 5.00, Melia Swanson 25c, James P Peterson 10.00, N Clausen 5.00, N Peterson 10.00, M Dueland 5.00, N Mickelson 5.00, Peter Johnson 10.00, Hans Nielsen 5.00, John Johnson 2.00, N S Anderson 5.00, Nils Fredin 25c.