Circulating the Capital and Labor Number
By Editor
We have received the Capital and Labor number of The Signs of the Times, and are much pleased with both the matter contained in it and the general appearance of the paper. We wish it could be read by every person in this country. Experience proves that it will sell readily. We could easily fill columns with reports from some of our brethren and sisters here in Washington who have already had most interesting experiences in selling the paper, and we are confident that it can be circulated by the hundred thousand if our people will take hold of the work earnestly. This issue of the Signs has been placed on sale in all the principal news stands in Washington, and the striking picture on the first page attracts much attention. We mention this with the hope that our brethren in other cities may be encouraged to do the same thing, and thus make use of these distributing agencies for the spread of the truth.