Encouragement for Canvassing Work
By Editor
The following is a sample of many letters received from our canvassers and colporters:— "WINONA, Minn., March 3, 1885. "DEAR SIGNS: It may be some encouragement to those who wish to enter the field to canvass for the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, to hear of the progress of the canvassing work in this part of the country. "I commenced work in Fargo, Cass Co., Dakota, and in a short time took one hundred and sixty orders for 'Sunshine' and the SIGNS, and twenty subscriptions for the paper alone. "I have just commenced work here, and so far have taken thirty orders for 'Sunshine' and the SIGNS. I would say to all who wish to do a good work for the Master, try your hand at canvassing; it will pay now, and I trust, in eternity." Let all who desire to engage in canvassing write to the State agents, as they have something to say to them about the SIGNS and "Great Controversy, Vol. IV."