BRO. B. F. BRADBURY writes from Green-Lake, Wis.: Inclosed are three dollars to renew my subscription for the Review. I have been a subscriber for the paper for two years, but embraced the truth only about four weeks ago. I thought that two dollars a year for such a small paper was a great price; but since I have embraced the truth, I have changed my mind in regard to the paper. I feel as if I could not be deprived of it at any price. It cheers my heart to read from week to week the encouraging letters from the brethren and sisters in different parts of the country of like faith. The paper is a light to my path. I consider that three dollars is cheap enough; and if the time comes that it will require more to get it, I for one, feel willing to pay whatever it may cost. I have been rather bitter in regard to the Visions and Testimonies to the church; but since I have embraced the truth, I can see the sanctifying effect that they have in bringing God's people into the unity of the faith. I thank God for the straight testimony. It will have a tendency to sift the church from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, and purify unto God a peculiar people, zealous of good works.