Shall We continue Your Paper?
By Editor
SEVERAL hundred of our readers will find by examining the date of the paster on the SIGNS, that their subscription is about to expire. We want to send you the paper another year. As the SIGNS has grown in favor, the publishers have put forth special efforts to make it interesting, valuable, and acceptable, in every feature. It was changed in 1880 from eight to twelve pages, and at the beginning of this volume to sixteen pages, without an increase in the subscription price. Our terms are payment in advance, yet we are continuing to send to some whose subscriptions expired in January, because we think they like to read the SIGNS, and will renew their subscription very soon. Please examine the credit on the paster of your paper, and if the time is expired, send us a postal note for a renewal of subscription. We have established regular subscription agencies in almost every State. Subscriptions sent to them receive prompt attention. A list of authorized State agents is given in Publishers' Department.