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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 received pays. If money for the paper is not in due time acknowledged, immediate notice of the omission should then be given.
$1.00 each. Walter Ridley 29–20, Sarah Sargent 29–1, C N Ford 29–14, D Carpenter for S Clark 30–1, J Hawks 29–14, Eliza Loop 27–13, D V Winne 28–18, Phoebe Mills 29–1.
$1.25 each. R G Lockwood 30–1, S E Sutherland 30–1, N G Spencer 30–1, D D Haines 30–1, J Sutherland 30–1, B A Seal 30–1, D Hewitt 32–1, J F Upham 32–1, S M Mills 30–1.
$2.00 each. E M Crandall 31–1, Mary Haskell 33–1, John Wakeling 29–22, Miss E M Carter 30–15, R Taber 30–10, Hannah Haigh 30–1, Wm Price in full, Mrs H Bergstresser 30–15, James Smith 30–15.
$2.50 each. S W Flanders 31–1, C W Hartshorn 31–1, Jane Mullen 31–1, A M Preston 32–7, R Evans 31–12, Matilda Bells 32–1, C Prentice 30–1, Wm Sexton 31–1, J W Ells 30–6, L H Ells 30–6, N J Jones 31–1, C A Bates 31–1, C Bates 31–1, J P Lewis 31–1, S J Twing 31–1, S P Horr 31–1, Mary M Leach 31–1, Wm P Longmate 30–13, James Lovell 30–15, J G Smith 30–20, John Pierce Sen 31–1.
Subscriptions at the Rate of $3.00 per year.
$3.00 each. E Styles 31–14, W J Mills 31–18, Wm Peabody 32–7, E N Torrey 31–1, A Graham 31–1, Mary Marvin 30–13, W Farrar 31–1, A E Gridley 32–8, C R Austin 31–21.
M M Nelson $1.00 31–1, L D Smith $1.50 30–1.
Miscellaneous. E B Stephenson $2.75 31–1, David Scott 50c 30–1, T Lane 50c 30–14, W Hall $3.25 31–1, Wm H George 75c in full, Mrs A Vickery 50c 28–1, H Barr $3.00 29–20, Jas R Brown $5.00 30–15, S M Handy $2.25 30–10, H M Kilgore $2.75 30–20, Geo Cobb $3.00 30–9, Caroline Curry 40c in full, Mrs L Tarbell $5.00 33–1, F C Ross $1.50 31–1, P Scarborough 50c 30–1, Joel Gulick $3.15 31–6, N Hathaway $2.95 30–1, J Francisco $4.75 32–10, Mary Olmstead $1.75 29–13, H W Kellogg $1.75 31–1, Mrs M Sinclair $1.75 29–2, Mrs A Austin $1.75 31–1.
Books Sent By Mail.
E M Crandall $3.00, E M Kilgore 25c, Wm Peabody 15c, Mrs E Richardson $1.00, Noah Hodges 70c, S O Winslow $3.00, Joel Gulick 12c, F S Towner 34c, R Montague 34c, S J Clark 34c, L Bradley 18c, M B Ferree $1.00.
Michigan Conference Fund,
Ch. at North Liberty, Ind. $10.00.
Cash Received on Account.
Geo W Parker $2.35, Chas L Palmer $11.25.
Shares in Publishing Association.
J Pemberton $10.00.
Donations to Publishing Association.
A Friend, $250.00.
On Shares in the W. H. R. Institute.
The following amounts have been paid on pledges previously given to the Health-Reform Institute.
Sarah H Burlingame $50.00, S P Clark $25.00, S E Clark $25.00, S J Twing $25.00, J S Twing $25.00, M M Nelson $25.00, H C Miller $18.00.
A Telegraphic Feat
It would hardly be possible to set forth in a more striking light the great advancement which science has made in this age of wonders, than is done in the following single paragraph. An order is sent from London across an ocean and across a continent, and filled, and an answer returned to London the same day accordingly.
“The last great telegraphic feat is the ordering of wheat by a London house of one in San Francisco, and the receipt by the former, on the same day, of the intelligence that the order had been filled. This was recently accomplished via the Atlantic cable and overland telegraph. What would our grandfathers have said to business done in that way.”
Who Was Cain’s Wife?
The cavils of the skeptic on the question, “Who was Cain’s wife?” are very fairly and very summarily met in the following anecdote:
A short time ago, in the midst of some remarks on the authenticity of the Bible narrative of the creation, Lawyer S., of New Haven, was interrupted by a skeptical listener, who propounded the question, “Who was Cain’s wife?” Mr. S. instantly replied: “If you were going to write the history of the United States on your thumb nail, there would be a great many things you would have to leave out.
Wanted: Kitchen and Chamber Workers
The Western Health-Reform Institute is in want of two or three good able-bodied girls to do kitchen and chamber work. Those preferred who are accustomed to the hygienic mode of living. None need apply except those of robust constitutions. They must give good references, and first correspond with Dr. H. S. Lay, Battle Creek, Mich.
An Explanation:
CORRESPONDENTS in writing to this Office sometimes only give the initials of their given name or names. In publishing from such, if they are strangers to us, we can only give the name, as we do not know whether it is a brother or sister. Concerning such an instance, a sister has just written: “In giving an extract from my last letter, I see you do not own me as a sister.” This is not the reason. The usual title of sister was not prefixed to her communication, because having only the initial of her given name, we could not tell which it was, and did not wish to incur the liability of throwing upon the person the embarrassment of a mistake in the matter. We offer this as an explanation why names sometimes appear in our paper without the usual title prefixed.
The Health Reform.
BRO. WM. COTTRILL writes from Bowersville, O.: “I wish to say that we have made some progress in the health reform. I have been a slave to tobacco for twenty-five years, but am now free. My tea is gone the same way. Pork ditto. I eat but two meals per day. The result is, I never was heartier in my life, with the exception of some rheumatism.”
The rheumatism will soon follow the pork, tea, and tobacco.—Ed.