p. 16 | The Life Boat

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 31, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 21.

“The Life Boat.”

The eleventh annual “Prisoners’ Number” of the Life Boat has come to hand. This little magazine has blessed many a hopeless heart, and shed rays of light in darkened cells and minds. This issue is one half larger than usual, and the price is ten cents. It has in it a message from the sweet singer, Fanny Crosby, who in her blindness sees many rays of light from the throne, an article from Maud Ballington Booth, on the “Prisoner as a Man;” and other helpful articles for men who are down, cheer for the “shut-ins,” and appeals for homeless little ones. The magazine may be obtained in quantities at reduced rates. Write The Life Boat, Hinsdale, Ill.