Answering Questions and Letters.
By Editor
It is impossible to answer all questions and letters addressed to this office; there are too many. We shall in questions for the Question Corner answer as far as we can in the order they are received, giving preference: (1) To those which are brief and explicit relative to the information desired; (2) those we believe to be of general interest. Those which are asked out of mere curiosity will have to wait a convenient season. Those unaccompanied with name and address will not be noticed. The name if given will not be published unless desired. We have no time to reply to theological arguments by letter; we have too much to do. We shall endeavor to answer all letters asking information if a stamp is inclosed, but we trust our friends will be patient if they have to wait. The paper is first, and we are sure that most of our readers desire that it should be first.