SIGNS OF THE TIMES TO ENGLAND.
By W. C. White
Much good has been done by our T. and M. workers in sending the Signs of the Times to Eld. Loughborough, who has remailed them to all parts of the British dominion. This work has been hindered of late by the new and oppressive postal law which requires two cents postage for each paper not exceeding two ounces in weight. “We have just received an inquiry from one of our tract society members in reference to transferring copies of Signs from clubs here, to Bro. Loughborough in England. I write to ask what the extra charge would be per copy, or what would it be for five copies?
Addie S. Bowen.
Rome, N. Y.” We have just completed arrangements with Maurice’s European Express Co., by which we can send the Signs and other papers to Southampton at one-half of the rates of postage. Let those who wish to send clubs of the Signs, Review, and Good Health to Eld. Loughborough, order them mailed, “Eld. J. N. Loughborough, care Review and Herald, Battle Creek, Mich.” Here they will be made up weekly into a small package, and forwarded by express. The yearly expense per copy of forwarding our papers to Eld. Loughborough would be on the Signs, 50 cts; Review, 75 cts; Good Health, 25 cts; Youth's Instructor, 15 cts. Let those wishing to send clubs of these papers to Eld. Loughborough add the sums named to the price of the papers to American subscribers. W. C. WHITE.