The Signs of the Times

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 3, 1878

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 51, No. 1.

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The Signs of the Times.

We soon enter upon the fourth volume of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, with the year 1878. Tract and Missionary workers are now being organized for their work. Churches and individuals should make up their packages at once for the year, to pay for them mostly on the installment plan. The friends of the SIGNS should calculate on a circulation of from ten to twenty thousand copies.
There will be no other pioneer sheet the coming year, and all will be done to make the SIGNS interesting and instructive that can possibly be done. Mrs. W.'s articles will continue on the first page of each number of volume four, as they have appeared in volume three. We shall also put through the entire volume a series of articles on the incidents of our lives, in which will appear very many things of great interest, as they illustrate very forcibly the power of faith and the work of God. We hope also to furnish matter on the great plan of redemption, and the great prophetic truths that bring us to its consummation.
Volume four will not come a whit behind other volumes in importance, and we bespeak for it a liberal and wide circulation from individuals and from Tract and Missionary Societies. Now is the time to work. Be in season with your orders. Address, SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal.
J. W.