GOOD WORDS FOR THE “SIGNS.”

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jan 7, 1897

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 23, No. 1.

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GOOD WORDS FOR THE “SIGNS.”

From a subscriber in Illinois: “We are well pleased with the journal, and will not do without it again as long as we can raise the money.”
Another in New York writes: “I have thought so many times I would write and tell you how much I appreciated and have been benefited by reading your most excellent paper, especially within the last year. . . . I take great pleasure in handing the papers out, for I know they contain truth, just what the world needs at this time.”
And this word comes from an aged Spanish brother in United States of Colombia: “I have read with pleasure the blessed progress of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, for the praiseworthy good it has done, and may it ever continue to do.”
Another, who does not agree with us in all things, writes from Kansas: “I have been an interested reader of the SIGNS for a number of years, and am so well pleased with it that I should be very sorry to be compelled to give it up. Every paper contains much that is good and well worth remembering. While I read it, I am many times impressed with a wish that I might have the privilege of reading it to all my neighbors.”
Still another, in southern California, who does not yet see the force of Sabbath truth, writes in renewing his subscription: “I think very highly of your paper, and feel I can not do without it. There are many most excellent articles which are a great pleasure to read, and much information is gained thereby.” We trust as our brother and we study the Bible we will see more and more as the Lord sees and says.
We hope that these and the many other dear souls who are blessed by reading our paper will tell to others the good they receive, and thus induce still others to become readers also. In this way many lives may be blessed, and become blessings.