THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES is ably conducted. The local editor of that paper knows when the work of editing is done well, and she labors to come up to the true standard of the profession. Our discerning people are fully satisfied with the SIGNS, and are giving it a wide circulation. Glorious news comes in from all quarters of what it is doing in converting men and women to the Sabbath and also to the Lord of the Sabbath. We very much regret that the T. and M. workers let so much precious time go by before they commenced. But they can do much next year to redeem the failure of the present. Each year we are learning how to make a better pioneer sheet for the next, and our people are also improving in the manner of circulating it. By the grace of God our paper for new fields for 1878 shall exceed the SIGNS for 1877. We shall lay our plans well, and in season, and shall ask for a circulation of 25,000.