ST. HELENA MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The following are extracts of letters received by the Society of St. Helena, Cal. A friend in Timber Ridge, Va., writes: "I have received a few copies of the Signs of the Times. Thought it very kind; could not think what friend I had in that far-off country who would be so thoughtful as to send so good a present. We have preserved them; find the reading good; feel much obliged, and would be still obliged for more." From Pembroke Dock, South Wales, England: "It gives me very great pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of three copies of the Signs of the Times. It certainly is a very nice paper, for which I am thankful to you. I quite enjoy them." From Yellow Hill, N. C.: "You will please receive my thanks for the copies of the Signs of the Times. They contain much good and useful knowledge, and I am well pleased with them. I confess my inability to discover error in them. They contain so much of Christ that his people should love to read them." A friend in Harper's Ferry, W. Va.: "I received some copies of your valuable paper, the Signs of the Times. I think them very good, and love to read them." From Gallatin, Tenn.: "I received three copies of the Signs of the Times, which I have given a candid perusal. I find them very interesting; just what we need in the great work of our Heavenly Master." A friend in Lexington, Va., writes: "Your postal has been received, and several copies of the Signs of the Times. I thank you for the kind expressions in your card, and I have been much interested in reading your paper." Many other acknowledgments of the benefit received from the papers have been received by different members of this Society, and all are encouraged to persevere in the work.