Farnsworth Sails for the British Field

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Nov 3, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 44.

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Farnsworth Sails for the British Field

AFTER a stay of five days in Washington, Elder E. W. Farnsworth and wife sailed for London last Friday, October 28. Brother Farnsworth has spent the summer in attending quite a number of the large camp-meetings in the central West, and now goes on to the British field in harmony with the original invitation extended to him when he left Australia. While in Washington, he spoke once at Takoma Park and once in the M Street church in the city. We know that Brother and Sister Farnsworth will receive a cordial welcome on the other side of the Atlantic, and we hope that their labors may be abundantly blessed there.
THE first of the four special issues of The Signs of the Times designed for use in the campaign for the circulation of our periodicals has come to hand. The general theme is “Christ, Our Coming King,” and the different phases of the subject of the coming of our Lord are presented by various writers. The body of the paper is fully illustrated, and the cover design is a striking one. We hope this number will have a large circulation.