Letter from Bro. Geo. R. Drew.
By Editor
Under date of February 17, Bro. Drew writes to us from London; the following we quote from his letter:— "On the 15th of February I left Ravenswood for Hull, to stop at London for a time if any interest could be raised. There is quite a good interest here on the part of some to hear our views on different subjects. Have sold in two days two Home Hand-Books, and obtained two subscribers for the Signs, two for Good Health, and one for Review and Instructor. Next week I shall speak on the signs of the times and other subjects as the Lord may direct, to some who are anxious to hear. We are of good cheer, because we have plenty to do, and we see the hand of God largely in this work. "Bro. Loughborough has encouraging news from Scotland and from Russia, as the result of work done in San Francisco. This should encourage the missionary workers everywhere to duty while the day lasts. "We see no reason why the mission should not prosper in this country; we are cheered as we see the people anxiously inquiring for the truth. They are very grateful to our American brethren for sending them the truth; one old sister of seventy-five years told me there were many prayers for our safety as we were coming over. The people here are faithful missionary workers. "My kindest love to the Oakland V. M. Society. We ask your prayers as we need the wisdom of God in our work."