D. T. BOURDEAU by Daniel T. Bourdeau

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · May 1, 1884

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 10, No. 17.

D. T. BOURDEAU

By Daniel T. Bourdeau

From Switzerland.

DEAR SIGNS: Yours of a recent date in which you offer to make me free visits if I will tell you my whereabouts, was appreciated. I had already decided to subscribe. You may, if you please, make me weekly visits at Pasquart 79, Bienne, Switzerland, and charge your expenses to me on account.

I cannot get clubs here as I used to in America, yet I shall do all I can to introduce it to English-speaking people, when I meet them or find out where to hit them.

If I thought occasional brief contributions from my pen would be acceptable, I would forward one from time to time. My brother and I being together, one of us might report for the SIGNS and the other for the REVIEW, and then change about for a change as to taste and style.

God has been very merciful to us since our return to Europe. We have seen his guiding hand and felt his sustaining grace at every point, and victory has followed victory, without interruption. Our courage was never better, and we never felt more determined to press the battle to the very gate of the strong holds of error and superstition, and to aid in delivering the honest from the bondage of sin.

It is sweet to labor in this blessed cause. Even self-denial and suffering are precious, since they serve to purify us and hasten our victory.

We all enjoy good health and unite in sending Christian salutations to all. Yours in the sweet bonds of present truth.