OUR QUARTO-CENTENNIAL NUMBER.
By Editor
ON the last page of the cover of this issue will be found a brief description of the special number of the SIGNS, to be issued Jan. 5, 1899. In view of the wonderful developments of the last quarter of a century, it seems very fitting that the SIGNS should briefly review these important events, and give a summing up of the world's progress during that time. This number will be of special interest to all classes of society, and no doubt many of our readers would like to avail themselves of the privilege of sending copies to their relatives and friends. For the convenience of our readers, and in order to save handling, single copies will be mailed direct from this office when five or more are ordered at one time, and accompanied by the cash, at the rate of 5 cents per copy.