p. 40 | GOOD HEALTH by James White

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

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

GOOD HEALTH.

By James White

THE success of the Sanitarium and the cause of health reform generally depends very much upon the circulation of our health journal. The old hands in this cause have decided to lift at the wheel, as they have lifted at a time when our health institution and the cause of health reform were laboring under greater embarrassments than they are to-day.

Good Health is the ablest and best journal of the kind that has been printed in this country for the last quarter of a century. The editor has had too much upon his hands to do for that journal what he wished to do. He now calls for help, and the old writers are responding. Its friends are determined that it shall be adapted to the common reading mind, just such a journal as farmers, mechanics, merchants, teachers, lawyers and doctors will patronize.

The Battle Creek V. M. Society take hold to circulate Good Health also. And we make the same appeal to all in reference to the circulation of this journal that we do for the circulation of the REVIEW. Times are improving. Wheat and other grains are bringing good prices. Labor will bring better pay, and money will be plenty again. The friends of the cause should, under a sense of gratitude to the Giver of all good, be willing to sacrifice of their time and their means in order to let the rays of light shine into the minds and hearts of their fellow-men. J. W.