Response to the Liberal Offer
By Editor
WE are pleased to know that our liberal offer is meeting with a hearty response. The SIGNS mailing clerk informs us that he has received 400 orders for the papers during the past week, besides renewals. Many V. M. Societies are also increasing their clubs. We learn by the last Review that the Battle Creek society resolved at a recent meeting to increase their club to 1,000 copies. We will endeavor to respond to the appreciation expressed by these orders, by making the paper better than ever before. We wish to call attention to the "Terms for 1883," in another column. Careful attention to those points will save much trouble and dissatisfaction. When persons order the paper, without premium, for their friends, they should state that it is for a friend, or for the poor, as otherwise the price of the paper is $2.00.