What They Say by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Feb 7, 1884

What They Say.

By Editor

WASHINGTON MORSE, Minn., writes: "It is with joy we hail the new volume of the SIGNS, filled with rich instructions. Our fervent prayers go up for you all in your great work."

M. E. Robertson, W. T., says: "Many thanks for those specimen copies. It does me so much good to read them. Please find enclosed $2.00 for the paper one year."

Mrs. A. C. Bainbridge, Hopland, Cal., says: "The paper gives excellent satisfaction everywhere."

D. H. Overly, Ind., writes: "I take a few monthly subscriptions of the SIGNS and distribute among my neighbors, some of whom greatly prize the paper."

R. F. Andrews, President of the Illinois State Conference, in a note renewing his subscription, says: "I shall do all I can to extend the circulation of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES."

Mrs. Delaney, of Minn., writes: "I take this opportunity to thank you for your kindness in sending me the paper, which I like very much, and hope you may ever prosper. Enclosed you will find $2.00 for which please continue the SIGNS to my address."

"NATIONAL HOME, Wis., January 1, 1884. "IN behalf of my comrades, soldiers of the late war, congregated in this Home, I take pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of your valuable publication at the Soldiers' Reading Room, during the past year. It has been regularly received and placed on file, accessible to all, and contributed not a little toward enabling these 1,200 scarred and mutilated veterans to beguile many an otherwise weary hour. "GEORGE W. BARBER, Librarian."