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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, December 23, 1884

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 61, No. 51

TWO NEW PAPERS.

By Editor

While two monthly papers are discontinued at the close of this year, two others are started, so that the number of periodicals in the field is still kept good.

The first of these is an educational sheet entitled the Students’ Workshop, published by the Healdsburg College, Healdsburg, California. It will be devoted to the interests of that institution in particular, and educational work among our people in general. The first number, which has come to our table, is an interesting number, and in form and style of workmanship makes a very creditable appearance. We wish it success commensurate with the prosperity of the flourishing institution with the interests of which it is identified.

The second paper is entitled the Sabbath-School Worker, published by the General S. S. Association, Battle Creek, Mich. It is a two-column 16-page journal, to be issued quarterly in the interests of Sabbath-school work, containing the quarterly S. S. reports, and other important matter for both scholars and teachers, for which the Youths’ Instructor can hardly give the space. There is a want which this publication is well adapted to meet. In typographical appearance it is very neat.

It will be noticed that in the names of both these publications the idea of “work” is made prominent; and that is well; for to the success of any cause, this is a fundamental necessity; and with a suitable amount of this commodity well applied, any object can be gained. The ancients understood this when they gave utterance to the old adage, “Labor omnia vincit.”