Encouraging by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Jan 17, 1884

Encouraging.

By Editor

LIZZIE S. CAMPBELL, State Secretary of the Illinois T. and M. Society, writes:—

"I think all the officers of the T. and M. Society, and the ministers, and many of the brethren and sisters in our Conference, are working for the SIGNS, which, as we understand it, is only another term for the progress of present truth; for wherever the SIGNS goes it carries with it the precious light of truth."

BRO. D. H. OVERLEY, Monticello, Ind., in a business letter to this Office, incidentally remarks:—

"One of my neighbors greatly prizes the paper, and heartily endorses the views. He has put aside his tobacco; so I will donate him the paper for six months."

BRO. D. B. HECKERT, Ogden Center, Mich., in a note renewing his subscription, says:—

"It [the SIGNS] is a welcome visitor in my home, with the precious truth it brings. I hope it may have abundant success in warning the people of the danger ahead."

This is just our mission—warning the people of danger ahead. This is the burden of the Third Angel's Message of Rev. 14: 9-11, which we proclaim. The foregoing testimonials are but random samples of many that are daily received.