p. 13 | A NOTE OF APPRECIATION by W. F. Martin

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Aug 7, 1901

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 27, No. 32.

A NOTE OF APPRECIATION.

By W. F. Martin

EDITOR SIGNS OF THE TIMES:—I recently visited an aged brother at Wallula, Wash. His name is Charles Tyson; his age, I think, is 83. His sight is rather poor, and it is very difficult for him to write, so he requested me to write a few words for him. He has taken the SIGNS for twenty years, and is still a subscriber. He wanted me to say to you that he derives much comfort from the messages contained in the paper, and that in his loneliness it is a great boon to him. His days are few, almost numbered, but his hope of a future life is very bright. His best wishes go with the SIGNS, and he trusts it may be the means, in God’s hands, of bringing many souls to see the blessed truth for this time.

W. F. MARTIN.