The Signs of the Times.
By Editor
OAKLAND, CAL., FIFTH-DAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1885. THE music on this page we consider a gem. Good for Sabbath-school or missionary meetings. Our people in Oakland often use it, and like it much. To A. A. C. The sophistry and shallowness of "Seymour's Questions" have been fully exposed. Send to Review and Herald, Battle Creek, Mich. IN the present volume of the SIGNS we expect to publish some very important papers on historical subjects. Some of these are now in course of preparation. They will be specially interesting to inquirers into the facts of church history, and to those who wish a more thorough understanding of those historical facts which show the fulfillment of prophecy. FROM Brethren Scott and LaRue, at Honolulu, we this week received six more yearly subscribers for the SIGNS. This makes now forty-two yearly subscribers in Honolulu, besides which fifty copies go there each week to supply the three-months and six-months subscribers, making ninety-two in all. They also report two more persons who have commenced the observance of the Sabbath. We are much pleased to see such success of the truth in the islands of the Pacific. WE call the attention of our readers to the article on the fourth page of this paper, on "Constantine." It is the first of a series which will run through some eight or more numbers. The subject is an interesting one, and a very large number of historical proofs will be presented on the life and character of this renowned ruler. His right to the title of "Christian Emperor" will be carefully examined in the light of the testimony of well-accredited authors, both ancient and modern. They who let their subscriptions run out while this series is being published will lose much valuable information. This, we think, is the only collation of testimonies on this subject that has ever been made.