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Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Thursday, June 10, 1880

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 55, No. 24

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“Not slothful in business.” Rom. 12:11
We have received from J. Fitzgerald & Co., 143 4th Avenue, New York, the sixth number of the Humboldt Library of popular Science; viz., Rev. Charles Kingsley's “Town Geology,” with an Appendix by Huxley, “Coral and Coral Reefs.” Price 15 cents. To subscribers, 1 year (24 numbers) $3.00. Four months (8 numbers) $1.00.

TEN-THOUSAND-DOLLAR FUND.

ONE HUNDRED $100 MEN AND WOMEN WANTED TO RAISE $10,000 TO CIRCULATE THE WRITINGS OF MRS. E. G. WHITE.
R. G. Lockwood and wife, $100 | James White, $100 W. H. Hall, 100 | Mrs. E. G. White, 100 J. Q. A. Haughey and wife, 100 | Mrs. W. H. Hall, 100 U. Smith and wife, 100 | James Harvey (deceased), 100 Edward Lobdell, 100 | Right Hand, 100 D. J. Burroughs (deceased), 100 | Newell Grant, 100 H. and N. E. Wren, 100 | M. F. Stillman (paid $20), 100 E. H. Root (paid $50), 100 | J. M. Stansbury, 100
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 P. O. address of the director of Dist. No. 8, Mo., is A. E. Flowers, No. 1010 Independence Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
To Nebraska H. and T. Clubs.—The certificates for which you have waited so long are received, and will be forwarded to all full members in the State just as soon as they can pass through the hands of the Secretary. We believe the teetotal certificate will be more than satisfactory. A meeting of every club should be held the first of July, in connection with the quarterly meeting, and plans should be laid for regular monthly meetings. A report of your present membership and condition of club should then be forwarded to the State Secretary.
Geo. B. Starr, Pres.
WANTED.—A Sabbath-keeper to work on a farm. Will give employment for a year to a good hand. Address Samuel Parrett, Venango, Ellsworth Co., Kan.
WANTED.—By a young man of some experience, a situation as teacher in a common or grammar school. Can furnish good references. Address, George K. Mayhew, Danvers, Mass.
WANTED.—A place to work on a farm among Seventh-day Adventists who keep the Sabbath from evening to evening, and make calculations to be ready for the Sabbath. Can do all kinds of farm-work, and a great many other kinds of work. Address, J. R. Wright, Half Rock, Mercer Co., Mo.

Books Sent by Freight.

Tillie Young $15.20, M A Kerr 65.20.

Books Sent by Express.

A L Dawson $3.00.

Cash Rec'd on Account.

Signs of the Times, Ind T & M Society $30.00, Ind Tent Fund per S H Lane 30.50, Kan T & M Society per Ada A Dawson 252.18, E R Jones 5.00, C O Taylor 20.00, G K Owen per Bettie Coombs 9.29, Ky T & M Society per B Coombs 32.48.

Mich. Conf. Fund.

Colon per M B Miller $9.50, Parkville per M B M 28.19, Lapeer Joseph A Demill 2.00, Kalamazoo per E M Butler 14.90, Newton per James Stiles 31.10, Dryden per N E Hall 21.00, Hillsdale, W B Castle 3.00, Wright per C Buck 50.00.

European Mission.

Lucia M Swan $1.00, Ella D Swan 1.00.