About the Special Issue of the Southern Watchman
THE following letter was written to the Southern Publishing Association, by Dr. B. F. Richards, 1605 Laguna St., San Francisco, Cal., under date of May 30:— “DEAR FELLOW WORKERS: A few days ago I received a sample copy of the special number of The Southern Watchman. I have looked it over, and am impressed that the Lord desires that that number should be widely distributed; for it is full to the brim with precious truth. I like its tone. Its ring has music in it that will surely reach souls for the Master. I send you twenty-four dollars; please send me eight hundred copies. I may send for more later. “Yours in the work of the Master, Are there not some who read this, who have not yet ordered any of this special issue, that will feel impressed to send in their orders at once for a liberal supply? The price in lots of twenty-five or more to one address is but three cents each. Orders may be sent through your State tract society, or directly to the Southern Publishing Association, Nashville, Tenn. We trust that all will take an active part in giving this number a wide circulation. It is full of the message, and much good will result.