Postage by Editor

California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists · Oakland, Cal. · Jan 28, 1875

Postage.

By Editor

COMMENCING with January 1, 1875, new regulations were made by the P. O. department relative to newspaper postage. The postage on the papers of all regular subscribers must be paid, by the publishers, at the office where they mail the papers. Many of our trial subscribers have said in ordering the paper that they would "pay the postage." There is no way they can do it now but to remit us a sum equivalent to the postage, as it must be paid here. Some are doing this, as you will notice by the receipts of small sums in this number. Others may do the same, if they choose to do so. J. N. L.

ALL money sent by mail to the SIGNS' office should be in drafts or postal orders, payable to the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, if the sum exceeds $2 00. Sums less than $2 00 can be in currency or postage stamps.

No man has a right to do as he pleases except when he pleases to do right.