Old Reviews and Reformers.
By M. L. Huntley
THE call for reading matter having become extensive in the Southern States and elsewhere, we are unable to furnish Signs to all who desire them. If our brethren and sisters have old REVIEWS, REFORMERS, etc., which are lying idle, and will bring them to South Lancaster when they come to attend the quarterly meeting, we can make good use of them. There are many Southern ministers having charge of large Sunday-schools, who are eager to obtain this reading matter for the use of their schools, and gladly send us sufficient to pay the postage. Thus the same papers are read by whole schools of from twenty-five to seventy-five members; and if we can judge anything from letters received, these papers are sought after with great eagerness, both by preachers and people.