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International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Jul 2, 1885

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 11, No. 26.

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Still Onward.

By B. R. Nordyke

THE good work of getting people interested in the SIGNS and securing their names as new subscribers, still moves forward. Our list steadily increases week by week. The various agents throughout the United States seem to have taken hold of the SIGNS and "Sunshine" canvass with renewed vigor, and it is very encouraging to see the many orders coming in containing long lists of names as subscribers to our valuable pioneer missionary paper. The Lord's work never stands still; it never stops or falters, and his blessing surely attends this noble army of canvassers for the SIGNS, or they would not meet with the abundant success that they do in this branch of the work.
About the first of August "the popular edition" of "The Great Controversy" will be in the hands of the tract societies and general agents with which to follow up the recanvass for the SIGNS. Those who desire to engage in this work should write to the State agents for circulars, terms, etc. See State agents' directory on page 415.
B. R. NORDYKE.