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Sending Out the Signs

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 3, 1877

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 49, No. 18.

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Sending Out the Signs.

A FEW hints to those who are sending copies of the SIGNS every week, to acquaintances and to strangers alike, may not be untimely.
The paper should be neatly enwrapped. Done up in an untidy manner, in soiled paper, perhaps, tied with a string, the first appearance of it would create a dislike to it, or it would be received with the same carelessness with which it was sent. Procure a few cents' worth of wrapping paper; and then, to save making paste every time, dissolve a little gum arabic in water, and keep it in a small bottle ready to seal the wrap. When properly done up, let the superscription be plainly and neatly written upon it.