Letter from Brother Drew.
By George R. Drew
50 SILVESTER ST., HULL, ENGLAND, Nov. 18, 1882. DEAR BRO. WAGGONER: Would you insert these few lines to express our gratitude to those who so kindly are sending us such a good club of Signs? We are getting 156 copies every week, and can account for 81 copies, but the rest are coming from a source that we know nothing about. We are now in a position to use a good supply of all reading matter, not excepting the Good Health, which is a great favorite here. Anything sent to Battle Creek will be forwarded from there to us free. Our work here in the English, Scandinavian, and German languages is very encouraging, and we feel of good courage, and thankful that we can work among so many nationalities. I have many warm friends and helpers among the English, Russian, Scandinavian, and German captains, and it would do our friends in America good who are sending the publications over here for distribution, to see the eagerness and the joy expressed in getting them; frequently they are received with tears of joy. The Judgment alone will show all the good accomplished. All missionary workers should read 2 Chron. 16:9; Ps. 126:5, 6; Isa. 55:11. I am happy to say that we are increasing in courage every day, for we see the hand of God in bringing us here. We get perfect freedom to visit all the ships in Hull, even during the working hours. We pray daily for the cause in America, and we will consecrate our spirit, soul, and body anew to the good cause. Your brother in Christ, Geo. R. Drew.