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Business Department.

Not slothful in Business. Rom. 12:11.

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Donations for Advent Tidende.

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Review to the Poor.

Louisa Mann $3.30, Silvanus Vincent 10.00.

Michigan Conference Fund.

Church at Hillsdale, $30.00.

Donations to S. D. A. P. Association.

Mary J Johnson $5.00.

Shares in Health Institute.

C S Briggs $25.00. Mary Briggs $25.00.

Book Fund.

Premium on gold from Col. $8.80, J W Cassidy 5.00, W W Stowall 2.50, Mary J Johnson 50.00, A friend 5.00.

Cash Received on Account.

John Atkinson $5.00, J Loughhead 12c, S B Whitney 5.00, Ohio Delinquent Fund 51.10.

Michigan Camp-meeting Fund.

Mary H Welch $1.00, Sr Emmans 2.00, S S Jones 2.00, Addie Welch 1.00.

P. O. Address of Bro. White.

THE P. O. address of Bro. and sister White, is now Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co., California.

Unacknowledged Letters and Credits Delayed by Press Deadlines

By Editor

There are one hundred and fifty letters at this Office, the business of which does not appear in this paper, from lack of time on the part of the employees in the counting-room to transact it before we go to press. It will be acknowledged next week. Those who do not see their credits in this number will therefore understand the reason.

Growing Subscription Lists and Press Demands

By Editor

Over a thousand new names have come into this Office within the past week, on our several periodicals; and much of the time our press is obliged to run night and day, to dispose of the growing editions of our papers, and increase of book-work.

The King in His Beauty.

This piece of music, which was published in the Review of Aug. 27, can be had as first published in sheets, with a coda to each verse and an instrumental interlude, which were omitted in the Review, by addressing R. F. Cottrell, Ridgeway, N. Y., inclosing ten cents and a letter stamp.

AN EASY ROAD TO HEAVEN.

When the late Wm. H. Seward died, there was considerable discussion in the papers in relation to his religious standing and his prospects for the future state. One paper expressed the opinion that there could be no doubt of his final salvation, because he had once been heard to express his belief in the immortality of the soul! As an easy way to Heaven, this leaves Universalism all in the shade.

The Circulation of the Advent Review.

By John Nevins Andrews

This ought to be very greatly extended. It is an important work to obtain even one new subscriber, and thus to introduce the Review where before it has not gone. But this is not all that should be attempted. Comparatively few will subscribe. But there are many candid persons who will read the paper, if it be tendered to them for six months or a year free of expense. The generous offer of the Association, through its President, to send the Review for six months for half price, puts it into the power of our people to send it to a vast number of persons. It should not be sent till it is ascertained that the person who is to receive it will consider it a favor to have it. But careful inquiry will enable each one of us to find as many such persons as we can pay for, to have the Review six months. It is only fifty cents for that time. The better way, as we think in New England, is to furnish the names and the money to the Secretary of the Tract Society. But let us, by all means, do the work in some way.

J. N. Andrews.

Thoughts Critical and Practical, on the Book of Daniel,

being an exposition of this interesting and important book, verse by verse, from beginning to end. This work is now ready. The above illustration of the great image of Dan. 2, prepared for this work, claims some points of improvement over other illustrations of this portion of the prophecy. The dates are given for each successive kingdom, and the image is represented as standing in western Europe, where the ten kingdoms which arose out of the Roman Empire, represented by the ten toes, were developed.

Unabridged edition, 384 pages, heavy paper, bound in muslin, illustrated, $1 00. Condensed edition, 256 pages, paper covers, 35c., post-paid.

Indiana Conference Notice on Delinquent Subscribers

By Wm Covert; Wm. R. Carpenter; Noah Carahoff

Notice.

The Indiana State Conference Committee recommend the Publishing Association to drop every delinquent subscriber to Review, Instructor, and Health Reformer, in this Conference, by the first of January, 1873, as the Conference will not hold themselves responsible for any non-paying subscribers of any of the above publications, after that date.

Wm Covert, Wm. R. Carpenter, } Conf. Com. Noah Carahoff,

Fifty-Two Mysterious Disappearances in New York City

THE New York World publishes a list of fifty-two persons who have mysteriously disappeared in that city since last August. All efforts of the police to find them have been in vain. Allowing that four-fifths of the whole number are those who have absconded, children kidnapped, or girls who have entered upon a life of shame, there still remain some ten or a dozen whose disappearance can only be accounted for on the ground of murder or suicide.—Cin. Gaz., Nov. 29.

Russia to Adopt American Rifles and Monitors

The Russian government, it is announced, is about to conclude a contract with an American firm to supply the Russian cavalry with breech-loading rifles of an American pattern. If England should drift into a war with Russia over the Eastern question, it is very likely that her troops will have to encounter American small arms and ammunition. Besides, Russia has already adopted the American monitor system of iron-clads, and our large smooth-bore artillery.

Appointments for Northern Illinois and Michigan Meetings

Appointments.

And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of Heaven is at hand.

There will be a general meeting for the scattered friends of the cause in northern Illinois, at the Liberty school-house near Bro. I. Colcord's, Jan 18, 19, 1873. Brethren from Erie, Elkhorn, and elsewhere, that can meet with us, are urgently invited to do so. We shall expect to hear from all the workers in the T. and M. cause, in this district. Brn. Whittam, Dungan and other leading brethren from Aledo are invited and expected; also Bro. S. Newton, of Freeport.

In Joe Davies Co., Jan. 25, 26, where Bro. Brown may appoint. Brethren, pray that God may bless our efforts at these meetings, and that we may have the influence of his Holy Spirit. R. F. Andrews.

Quarterly meeting of Dist. No. 5, of the Michigan T. and M. Society, will be held in Battle Creek, Sabbath and first-day, Jan. 18 and 19. Business meeting on first-day at 10 A. M. The churches of this district, Convis, Newton, Burlington, Colon and Parkville, are invited, by vote of the Battle Creek church, to meet with us on this occasion. N. N. Lunt, Director.

Quarterly meeting for the church at Kickapoo Center, Wis., the first Sabbath and first-day in Jan., 1873. We hope every member will be present, and others. Eld. S. Atkison is expected. Eli Osborn.