Tabernacle Lectures, Visiting Workers, and Notices
By Editor
The lectures at the Tabernacle have continued through the week with increasing interest. The attendance has been good, and the speakers have enjoyed freedom. Eld. Canright has providentially been with us a few days, and has rendered efficient assistance in the work. The little poetical gem which headed our T. and M. Department, in the REVIEW of Feb. 24 we inadvertently omitted to say was copied from the Union Signal, that staunch standard-bearer of the W. C. T. U., published in Chicago. It is expected that a select party will leave Battle Creek by special car for California about March 20 to 30 via Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe R. R. Any one expecting to go will do well to correspond with J. Warren Wright, care REVIEW and HERALD, Battle Creek, Mich. We are pained to see in The Missionary Review, an advertisement for chewing tobacco; and we are also puzzled to know what those who are supposed to read that otherwise excellent journal would care to know about somebody’s “climax plug tobacco with red tin tag.” Would the Review introduce its patrons to the pernicious habit of tobacco using, or foster its continuance among them? We would fain hope the advertisement is simply an inadvertence which will speedily disappear.