CORRECTION: The pledge of $25.00 to the Institute in No. 13 credited to Dolilah Brown should have been given to Dolilah Blanchard.
POST OFFICE ADDRESS of Marshall Edson is Olcott, N. Y.
F. Gould, Stowe, Vt.: You are not the person credited with the 75 cts. in No. 14. It happens to be a person of the same name in N. H. Your 25 cts. we credit under the same heading.
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 receipt pays. If money for the paper is not in due time acknowledged, immediate notice of the omission should then be given.
$1.00 each. Mrs R Wood 30-11, C Champlin 30-11, I Brackin 30-13, A Brackin 30-13, C E Cramer 30-9, O Sanford 30-13, Mr Mc Claughan 30-13, M Stickles in full, W N Parker 29-20, N Jeffords 30-13.
$1.25 each. P Cornell 29-1, S H Hewes 30-15, Wm Jennings 30-13, G R Barber 30-1, A J Richmond 30-1.
$2.00 each. P Alvord 30-1, M C Saunders 31-1, Sally Tabor 31-13, H P Gould 32-16.
$2.50 each. E D Belden 31-9, Asher Castle 31-1, James Steen 32-1, E Payne 31-1, Eld S Kitzmiller 31-11, E Walworth 30-14, L Mann 32-19, E W Carpenter 1-13, W S Moon 33-1, J W Barrows 31-13, J B Ingalls 32-1, A Crownhart 31-13, M Jennings 31-16, J Barrows 31-12, J T Collicott 31-14, J W McGuire 31-13, Eld Enoch Hunting 31-1, C F A Woodworth 31-1.
Miscellaneous. J B Hamilton $5.00, 32-6, H N Loumbard 1.50, 31-9, J Brown 3.50, 31-1, A Coryell 5.00, 33-1, D Blanchard 3.00, 32-11, J Ralston 1.50, 30-6, Wm G Watson 5.00, 33-7, Eld J B Goodrich 50c. in full, E P Cram 30c., 30-7, S Campbell 1.50, 31-16, S E Edwards 3.00, 31-1, D L Daniels 2.25, 30-1.
Subscriptions at the Rate of $3.00 per year.
L Smith $2.50, 31-1, J Place 3.00, 31-1, M Edson 2.00, 30-9, Church at Hillsdale, Mich., for S Beckett 3.00, 31-13, L H Winslow 3.00, 32-1, J M Ferguson 3.00, 31-12.
To Make up $2.50 a Year on Advance Credits at the Time of Enlargement.
F Gould 25c.
Donations to Publishing Association.
Ch. at Ransom Center, Mich., $20.00, H E Jenney 1.00, J Barrows 1.00, S K N Barrows 1.00, S Loveland 1.00, M A Peck 1.00, M M Churchill 1.00, H Patch 25c, Friends in Leslie, Mich., S. B., B., $15.00.
Cash Received on Account.
N R Rigby $7.54, P C Rodman 21.80, Eld T M Steward 8.00, S B Whitney 4.00.
Books Sent By Mail.
Mrs B M Hibbard 10c, W G Watson 13c, T L Bane Jr 45c, M Borden 15c, J P Kanagy 25c, H Howe 10c, Wm N Parker 25c, J T Collicott 25c, J W McGuire $1.50, L H Hunting 1.75, J Blair 20c, T T Brown 50c, A J Richmond 25c, W J Hardy 25c, B F Tiers 13c, W Cheever 0c, S W Herrig 50c, M E Perry 25c, E Keeney 50c, John M Wince 50c, Eld S Kitzmiller 2.10, L A Spear 60c, J H Rogers 12c, W B Sutliff 1.15, A Tuttle 25c, E Payne 15c, J Sutherland 10c, J A Flint 40c, A Woodruff 2.00, T Bryant 10c, D Marlin 7.50, H A Fenner 4c, J B Goodenough 10c, Louisa Mann 10c, E Inman 13c, A D Farrar 13c, J B Ingalls 12c, F Ingalls 68c, L H Winslow 1.63, M J Shafer 12c, J L Pawley 2.00, H H Hicks 13c, E E Kincaid 73c, A B Hall 15c.
Charts, Sent by Express.
R G Cowles, Portage City, Wis., $4.00.
Michigan Conference Fund.
Ch. at Newton $20.00, Ch. at South Genoa $5.00, Ch. at Hillsdale 15.00, Ch. in Leslie 3.00.
General Conference Missionary Fund.
Ch. at South Kingston, R. I., $22.95; Exeter, R. I., 5.32; Asheaway, R. I., 22.34.
For the Western Health-Reform Institute.
The following amounts are subscribed for shares in The Western Health-Reform Institute at $25.00, each share.
T C Vaughn $25.00, C J Doty 25.00, A Gleason 25.00, Ruel S Whitney 25.00, Mrs Sibyl Whitney 25.00, L M Gates 100.00, B Armitage 25.00, Wm Lawton 375.00, A F Lawton 75.00, J A Lawton 25.00, H E Jenney 25.00, A Fife 25.00, R H Peck 25.00, D D Peck 25.00, A R Morse 50.00, Betsey Morse 50.00, S H Peck 25.00, S K N Barrows 25.00, M M Churchill 25.00, H P Gould 25.00, C L Gould 25.00, F F Camp 25.00, A Tuttle 25.00.
On Shares in the W. H. R. Institute.
The following amounts have been paid on pledges previously given to the Health-Reform Institute.
A Gleason $50.00, L M Gates 100.00, B Armitage 25.00, J Barrows 25.00, H E Jenney 25.00, S H Lane 25.00.
Growing Interest in the Meetings
The meetings here are still growing in interest and profit. The commencement of the Sabbath, March 15, was a season of unusual interest, strongly reminding those who had part in the first message, of the refreshing seasons enjoyed by believers, in 1844. According to appointment, Bro. White met with us, Sabbath, the 16th, evidently much improved in health and strength since he left us. He spoke both forenoon and afternoon, and on Sunday morning. Sister White also gave a profitable and cheering testimony Sabbath afternoon. We ask our brethren still to remember us, as we trust they do, that the Lord will continue to work for us, and still prosper the important enterprises located here.
Danish Publications for Present Truth
By a note from Bro. Matteson in another column it will be seen that he is now in this place, engaged in putting in type several new works on present truth in the Danish language. We would say that the Committee on Publications fully indorse Bro. M.'s efforts, and commend them to the support of all those who are interested in this branch of the work. These books, with the work on the Sabbath question issued last year, would form quite a good basis for labor among the Danes in this country. Bro. M. is impatient to enter that field, and anticipates a good work among the people of his native tongue. Let the work be well supported. Donations can be forwarded to this Office.
The Review Needs a Larger Form
By Editor
We have quite a number of articles already in type which are this week crowded out. We have also others lying on our table which we designed to introduce to add to the variety and interest of this number. But ere we were aware, the columns of the Review were full, and they must look to another number for a chance to appear. Each week adds to our convictions that the Review at its present size cannot be what it might be in a still larger form.
Receipts for the Health Institute
By J. M. A.
We place in our receipts this week a good number of pledges for the Health Institute, and donations to the Publishing association, sent in by Eld. A. C. Bourdeau. Bro. B. has many times rendered good service for the cause in like manner, for which he has our thanks.
J. M. A.