p. 200 | Review and Herald, Vol. 39, No. 25. (6/4/1872)

Business Department.

Not slothful in Business. Rom. 12:11.

RECEIPTS

For Review and Herald.

Annexed to each receipt in the following list, is the Volume and Number of the REVIEW & HERALD to which the money receipted pays—which should correspond with the Numbers on the Pastors. If money to the paper is not in due time acknowledged, immediate notice of the omission should then be given.

$1.00 EACH. E I Straw 40-1, Margaret Farmer 41-9, John T Terrell 41-1, Mrs E Seaward 40-1, C Warner 40-1, Wm F Noyes 41-1, L Chandler 41-3, Hannah Graham 39-20, H F Phelps 40-21, H Harrington 38-1, E Brackett 41-1, Sarah Mason 40-1.

$1.50 EACH. Mary Steckle 40-14, Mariah Harper 35-23, L A Provo 41-20, Mariah Knickerbocker 41-25, Amy Luce 39-1, Jane Thayer 41-25, Albert G Ide 41-25.

$2.00 EACH. Daniel Carpenter 42-1, J H Murray 41-20, H C S Carus 41-13, J F Ballenger 40-1, C D Mann 41-17, Martha Coombs 41-21, Normal Reading Room 41-25, A H Hall 41-10, J L Hobart 41-17, Mrs A Corkins 41-10, Mrs A Reed 41-13, Jarvis Baker 41-12, Charles Vinson 41-25, T Ramsey 40-22, C Bartlett 41-12, Peter Massure 42-18, E Emery 41-17, H Flower 41-1, L P Harriman 41-13, Louis T Stout 41-25, Betsey Hall 41-13, A Atwood 42-9, W Wood Bute 41-25, Benj Williams 41-1, R R Darby 41-25, M A Reed 41-18.

Miscellaneous. Eld J Sargent 38c 40-11, C Range $6.00 42-24, I Bugbee 50c 41-1, P B Osborn 2.50 41-14, E Hollenback 25c 39-25, James Atherly 25c 39-25, T Z Andrews 50c 40-1, J W Greenman 50c 39-25, C H Pratt 15c 39-25.

Books Sent by Mail.

Mrs H F Chatfield 35c, Mrs V Minter 20c, C Nelson 50c, Thomas H Moore 15c, A S Hutchins 25c, Rose Jero $2.25, M Henderson 5.00, Homer Noston 40c, T Fohrmann 60c, Sarah H Case 55c, R L Trumbo 40c, Joseph Smith 5.00, L W Van Meter 2.00, W W Stebbins 50c, Mrs M Cady 1.12, Mrs O A Ganiard 25c, Caroline La Bounty 50c, B G St. John 3.00, S Ross 75c, Andrew Damon 1.20, Sarah E Healy 4.40, J D Hughes 25c, Mrs D Starling 50c, A L Small 40c, Charles E Buck 5.00, H M Kenzie 10c, A Carter 10c, Myron W Harris 15c, Mrs J W Young 21c, A Ropp 20c, E L Baccum 10c, Amelia Stormont 25c, Levi Wells 1.00, Laura Ellis 35c, Elizabeth Trumbo 40c, Hannah Clemons 40c, G E White 25c.

Books Sent by Freight.

D H Lambson, Ridgeway, Mich., $38.47.

Shares in S. D. A. Association.

G W Mitchell $20.00, Jerome Fargo 80.00, Rachel C Fargo 40.00.

Review to the Poor.

Juliana Hoffer $2.00.

Michigan Conference Fund.

Church at Upper $5.00.

General Conference Fund.

W Wood Bute (s. b.) $1.00.

Book Funds.—$10,000 Wanted.

Amount previously acknowledged.—$458.76.

Ninety Dollars Each. Elam Van Dusen.

Fifty-five Dollars Each. Jerome Fargo.

Eight Dollars Each. H C S Carus.

Miscellaneous. Rose Jero 50c, J G Walker 3 75.

A Modern Church.

What exhibition of apostate Christianity in the darkest ages, or what description of a fallen church given us in the word of God, goes beyond the following picture which a so-called church presents in our own day, and in our own country? It is the copy of a handbill, advertising a benefit for a church in New Orleans:—

“Benefit of Christ’s Church Parochial School.—Near the dancing platform, a splendid booth and a large canvas tent, with seats reserved for the accommodation of ladies and children. The patrons of this church, as well as the public, will here find a soda-water stand, and confectionery, a restaurant filled with everything to satisfy the appetites of Epicureans; and, also,

A SPLENDID BAR,

stocked with the choicest kinds of liquors, cigars, &c.”

The N. Y. Observer copies this, and adds:—

“This is a copy of a handbill conspicuously posted in New Orleans at the present time. The church for which this splendid bar is to be opened is called Christ’s church; but our private opinion is, if Christ attends the fair, he will come with a scourge of large cords and drive out every man and woman who dishonor his house and name with such things as these. Call it a church, if you will; but for Christ’s sake, O New Orleans people, don’t call it Christ’s church. Anything but that!”

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