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Review and Herald, Vol. 48, No. 20.

WHO ARE THE FALSE TEACHERS
Earlier text: To the S. B. Treasurers of N. Y. and Pa

Appointments for Meetings and Dedications, Michigan Churches

Appointments.

And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of Heaven is at hand.
As the appointment for the dedication at Carson City was necessarily removed from Nov. 11 and 12, the friends in that vicinity would prefer that it be postponed till Dec. 16, 17, as the going is then more likely to be settled. The dedication will therefore take place at that time; and Dist. No. 7 will hold its T. and M. quarterly meeting in connection therewith. Let all come prepared to remain two days. U. Smith, J. Fargo, A. O. Burrill.
Meeting at Ovid, Nov. 25 and 26. The friends at Greenbush and Duplain are requested to attend this meeting. We will visit the churches in Gratiot Co. the following week. Meeting at Ithaca, Dec. 2 and 3. J. Fargo, A. O. Burrill.
If nothing in the providence of God prevents, we will meet with the friends of the cause at Armada, Tuesday evening, Nov. 21. Arrangements can then be made for meetings Wednesday and Thursday if thought best.
At Memphis, Nov. 25 and 26; at Flint, the evening of Nov. 28 and 29; at Lapeer Dec. 2 and 3. At the last-mentioned place the district quarterly meeting will be held. We expect to see a general rally at each of these meetings, as they will be meetings of importance to the cause in this section of the State. S. N. Haskell, J. Fargo.
The Lord willing, I will meet with the brethren as follows: Waterford, Dec. 2 and 3. Bro. Francis, and the brethren are invited to this meeting. Yellow Springs, Dec. 9 and 10. Hamler, “ 16 “ 17. Bowling Green, “ 23 “ 24. North Bloomfield, “ 30 “ 31.
Churches in Ohio are requested to defer the rearrangement of Systematic Benevolence for 1877 until we visit them, or give directions in the matter.
Brethren, the good cause is onward. Let us come up to the help of the Lord against the mighty. H. A. St. John.
Would be glad to meet the brethren from Norridgewock, Skowhegan, Cornville, Canaan, and Waterville, in a general meeting at Somerset Mills, Maine, Nov. 25 and 26. Will Bro. J. B. Goodrich be there? James Sawyer.
The new church at Rome, N. Y., will be dedicated Dec. 2 and 3; and in connection with this, the State quarterly meeting will be held. B. L. Whitney.
Monthly meeting of the Jackson church, at Tompkins, Mich., Dec. 2 and 3, 1876. Eld. U. Smith will attend. E. P. Giles.
Jefferson, Hillsdale Co., Mich., Nov. 25. Meeting to commence Friday evening. H. M. Kenyon, J. Fargo.
We call for a general rally of all the friends of the cause in the vicinity of Waterloo at Waterloo, Wis., Dec. 2, 3. The meetings will begin Tuesday evening, Nov. 28. Bro. Sanborn is requested to be present.
We call for similar gatherings at Liberty Pole commencing Thursday evening, Dec. 14, continuing over first-day; at Leon commencing Tuesday evening, Dec. 19 and continuing to the 26th.
These meetings will be of more than ordinary interest. All the churches and scattered brethren and sisters in their vicinity are urged to be present. H. W. Decker.
Quarterly meeting of the T. and M. Society for Dist. No. 3, will be held at Mannsville, N. Y., Sabbath and first-day, Nov. 25 and 26. Members should report their labors to their librarians by Nov. 20. M. H. Brown, Director.
The T. and M. Society of Dist. No. 5, Eugene, Ill., will change their appointment from Dec. 2 and 3, to Dec. 23 and 24.
All the scattered brethren and sisters are cordially invited to attend. Let all come prepared to work. Can some minister be present? B. A. King, Director.
The Lord willing, I will hold meetings at Blue Valley, Neb., Nov. 25 and 26; at Farmers Valley, Dec. 1 and 2. Let there be a general attendance of all the scattered friends. I expect Bro. Hurlbert, the director of the T. and M. Society, will be with me, and that the interests of this very powerful and important branch of the work will receive special attention. The best time for us to work is just before us. Dear brethren, “the night is far spent.” Chas. L. Boyd.
The next general quarterly meeting for the Michigan Tract Society will be held at Alaiedon, Dec. 23 and 24. Eld. Haskell will be present. This meeting will be one of importance, and we hope that our brethren and sisters from all the adjoining towns will be there. Every district should be represented at this meeting by a report and by the director. Matters of unusual interest will be brought before our brethren and sisters at this gathering. J. Fargo, Pres.
I will visit the brethren of Palermo, Doniphan Co., Kan., Dec. 2 and 3. Hope to see a good attendance of the friends at these meetings. Geo. Kennedy.
Quarterly meetings in Minn.: Blue Earth City, Nov. 25, 26. Tenhassen, Dec. 2, 3. Eld. Babcock will attend these meetings. Harrison Grant.
The next quarterly T. and M. meeting for Dist. No. 2, Maine, will be held with the church in Woodstock, Dec. 9, 10, commencing Sabbath evening. Let all reports be sent in season. We hope to see all at this meeting that can possibly attend. J. B. Goodrich.
Quarterly meeting of the Decatur church in Nebraska the last Sabbath in November, to be held in the Marsh school-house, near Golden Spring. Brethren from Onawa and Smithland churches will attend. Will some minister be present? H. A. Whittaker, Clerk.
Quarterly meeting for Dist. No. 2, of the N. Y. and Pa. T. and M. Society at Roosevelt, N. Y., Nov. 25 and 26, 1876. A general attendance is desired. Daniel Bowe, Director.
Quarterly meeting for the Decatur church, Nebraska, Sabbath, Dec. 2. S. Myers is expected. M. D. Clark.
The next general quarterly meeting of the Maine T. and M. Society will be held at South Norridgewock, Dec. 17.
Quarterly meeting for Dist. No. 1, at Norridgewock, Dec. 17, at 9 A. M.
Also, the monthly meeting for December will be held with the Norridgewock church, commencing Friday, the 15th, at 6 P. M. J. B. Goodrich.
Quarterly meeting of Dist. No. 1, Kansas T. and M. Society, will be held at Bro. N. P. Dixon’s (16 miles west of Cawker City), on the North Fork of the Solomon River, in Osborn Co., Kan., Nov. 25 and 26. Reuben Worick, Director.
The T. and M. Society of Dist. No. 5, Ill., will hold a meeting at Eugene, Dec. 2 and 3. All the scattered brethren and sisters are cordially invited to attend. Let all come prepared to work. Can some minister be present? B. A. King, Director.

Debts Forgiven.

By James White

THE T. and M. Societies in several of the States run in debt in circulating the Voice of Truth. The Trustees of the S. D. A. Publishing Association have passed a unanimous vote to forgive these debts which are on several of the States to the amount above the value of publications they have on hand. This is done to encourage them to unite with the T. and M. workers of sister States to fully carry out the work of circulating periodicals as suggested by the late general meeting. The sums forgiven are as follows:
Minnesota, $943; Wisconsin, $464; Indiana, $150; Missouri, $117; Kansas, $312; Iowa, $170; Maine, given $100.
J. W.

Students Arriving at Battle Creek College

By C. W. Stone

Students.

Students on arriving at Battle Creek should apply to Prof. S. Brownsberger, Dr. W. J. Fairfield, or C. W. Stone, members of the Board of Trustees appointed to locate students and attend to all correspondence. Communications should be addressed to BATTLE CREEK COLLEGE, Battle Creek, Mich. C. W. S.

European Mission.

By James White

Funds to assist our missionaries in Europe are wanted. The sums paid by the One Hundred Dollar men for the European Press are to be reserved for that purpose. The Foreign Mission Treasury needs replenishing. We sent the value of $500, U. S. currency to Eld. Andrews October 4, and the same Nov. 6, from which we have not yet heard. J. W.

Oakland Office.

By James White

THE Office of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES will open accounts with the T. and M. Societies, with the understanding that all bills made out to them quarterly should be promptly paid. Individuals wishing the SIGNS may send their orders to REVIEW AND HERALD, Battle Creek, Michigan, when more convenient. But it should be understood that this would cause several days’ delay. The mails are as safe direct to Oakland, Cal., from any point, as to Battle Creek, Mich. For all sums more than $2.00, Money Orders or Drafts should be sent, payable to SIGNS OF THE TIMES. J. W.

Advertising in the Almanac.

By Publishers

We will furnish the Health Almanac, and give one page of advertisement, and put it on the last page of cover at following rates:
1000 copies, . . . $40.00 500 " . . . $21.00 300 " . . . $13.00 200 " . . . $9.00
Send your orders without delay to REVIEW & HERALD, Battle Creek, Mich.
PUBLISHERS.

Family Health Almanac.

By James White

Below is given the number of almanacs which should be circulated by the T. and M. Societies in the several States, making the State of New York the basis, and calculating from the church membership of the several States. New York, with a membership of 591, orders 10,000 copies. We give also the amounts already ordered.
PROPORTION. ORDERED.
New York, 10,000 10,000
Michigan, 50,000 25,000
Iowa, 19,000 1,300
Wisconsin, 18,000 4,000
Minnesota, 12,000 —
Ohio, 7,000 8,000
New England, 6,000 9,000
Kansas, 6,000 1,400
Illinois, 6,000 3,000
Indiana, 5,000 —
Vermont, 5,000 5,000
Missouri, 5,000 —
Maine, 4,000 500
Virginia, 1,000 1,000
Kentucky, 1,000 —
Texas, 1,000 50
According to present prospects, 200,000 copies of our excellent almanac for 1877 will be circulated. All should be in season with their orders. The fact that the almanac will sell greatly increases the demand. One copy of the Health Almanac is but a small affair, but the weight of 200,000 copies is 25,000 pounds, or twelve and one-half tons. J. W.

Special Club Rates for Tract and Missionary Societies

By James White

Special rates will be given to T. and M. Societies on Way of Life, Sunshine Series for children, and Life of Urgos, to club with the HEALTH REFORMER and the SIGNS OF THE TIMES. J. W.

Thanksgiving.

THURSDAY, November 30, is appointed as thanksgiving day, by the governor of Michigan.

Kansas Directors.

By J. N. Ayers

THE time for your second quarterly meeting for this Conference year will be the 25th and 26th of November. Try to be on time. Send reports immediately after your meeting to the State secretary (John Gibbs) at Williamsburg, Franklin Co., Kansas. Order what tracts and almanacs you need from the secretary, stating how and where you want them sent. Dist. Nos. 2, 4, and 6, should take more almanacs than the directors notified me they wanted. I know of one church that has made application for more than all three of these districts, and has raised the money to pay for them.
Let every Seventh-day Adventist in Kansas read Bro. Cone's appeal to the brethren in Dist. No. 3, published in REVIEW No. 19 of present volume, and then act. J. N. AYERS, Pres.

Directors of the Mich. T. and M. Society.

By Jerome Fargo

We hope that the directors of the T. and M. Society will carefully read the resolutions passed at the general meeting just closed at Battle Creek, and will immediately take hold of the work as never before, and that they will take steps to carry out the plan of operations recommended by the extra session of the General Conference, which will be seen by the report in this week's REVIEW.
In view of the times in which we live, we feel that it is high time for us as a people to do all we can to spread the present truth far and near. Wake up, brethren, wake up, to the work. Send in your orders for the Health Almanac, and make efforts to put it into the hands of every family in the State of Michigan, that will read it.
Also, an extra effort should be made with the SIGNS OF THE TIMES and the HEALTH REFORMER by subscribing yourselves and obtaining one or more paying subscribers besides.
JEROME FARGO.

Situation Wanted: Disabled Young Man Seeks Light Work

A YOUNG man, disabled, would like to obtain light employment among Sabbath-keepers. Has a good knowledge of general business and is willing to work. Address, J. L. RUMERY, Box 462, Allegan, Mich.

Business Department.

“Not slothful in Business. Rom. 11:12.”
My address is David City, Butler Co., Neb. O. M. Olds.

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Cash Rec’d on Account.

C H Bliss $60.00, R F Andrews 8.50, Wis T & M Society 50.00, H W Decker 10.00, G W Colcord per J R Whitham 50.00, J J Peret 16.00, Wm C Gage 11.50, C L Palmer 11.18.

Mich. Conf. Fund.

Dryden $18.50, Richfield Class 12.00, Potterville 32.97, Ransom Center 81.75, Hastings 17.66, Wright 60.00, Jackson per Bro Giles 15.00, Greenbush 10.00, Hart 23.00, Eaton Rapids 6.23.

Gen. Conf. Fund.

Calverton, Md., church $19.41, E C Decker 5.00.

S. D. A. E. Society.

R L Buck 75c, S B Woodruff 50.00, Mary Mears 25c, Maud Sisley 10.00, Chas Buck 25.00, D Serey 10.00.

Mich. T. & M. Society.

Dist No 2 $2.70, Dist No 3 per C L Palmer 4.00, Dist No 3 per E P Below 10c.

Book Fund.

A Gleason $2.00, S B Woodruff 28.00, E C Decker 5.00, Mary Bedoe 1.00.

Share S. D. A. P. Association.

E C Decker $10.00.

Swedish Mission.

John Hanson $1.00, H E Hanson 1.00.

Mich. Camp-Meeting Fund.

W A Chute $5.00.

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Review and Herald · Nov 16, 1876