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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · January 15, 1880

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 55, No. 3

CIRCULATE IT WHEREVER THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IS READ.

By James White

We have read with pleasure the statements of Eld. Haskell in last week’s REVIEW on this subject, and approve his plan, by which six thousand and five hundred permanent subscribers may be obtained. This can be done, if all will work cheerfully and in good earnest.

Besides this, the call for thirty thousand names and addresses for the REVIEW on trial for two months for the small sum of 25 cents, is worthy the attention of our ministers, our tract and missionary workers, and all those brethren and sisters who have from five to fifty friends to whom they wish to send the paper on trial.

After enlarging the REVIEW to its present size, and sparing no efforts to improve it, without raising the price, and then offering 120 pages of the most valuable select and original matter, postpaid, for 25 cents, we feel that we have claims on the friends of the cause to circulate the REVIEW wherever the English language is read.

The Battle Creek V. M. Society have taken this matter into serious consideration. At their meeting held on the evening of Jan. 7, the opinion prevailed that they would use one thousand copies of the REVIEW on trial, besides thoroughly canvassing the city and vicinity for subscribers for the REVIEW. There is no time to lose. The long evenings favorable to reading will soon be past. We appeal to all the V. M. societies, to all our churches, and to all our readers scattered abroad, to act in this matter without delay.

J. W.