A Subscriber's Opinion.
By J. W. Bailey
BRO. J. W. BAILEY writes from Lee's Summit Mo.: The further enlargement of the paper is a joyful thought to us. Each weekly visit tells to us how far we have traveled down the river of time, and the short remaining distance to the ocean of eternity. It is the trumpet of Tekoa, and a sign of fire in Beth-haccorem to us; one of God's special instruments to help this people through these days of peril. Therefore, I believe it becomes a duty for the present subscribers of the Review to send up an extra subscription just as soon as the trustees shall decide to give us a trial. And that will give us time to dispose of our extra paper. And by this means we are giving an impetus to double the subscription of the Review at once, making it a blessing to thousands of others who are now without it, and at the same time securing to ourselves a blessing for the discharge of duty. Lee's Summit, Mo., March 10, 1867.