Good! Better!! Best!!!
By S. N. Haskell
EVERY mail brings responses from the circular and blanks sent from the Office in behalf of the Dime Tabernacle. These were sent to the various librarians, and to scattered Sabbath-keepers who, it was thought, would consider it a privilege to have an interest in the enterprise. One of the blanks thus sent is designed to be retained by the librarian on which to preserve a record of the names of those who make monthly pledges, and of the amounts paid. The others are to be returned to the Office, one each month, with the monthly donations and the names of the donors. In some cases these have been returned for the first month with ten cents from each member of each family connected with the company. This is good. Others are returned with one dollar and twenty cents from each member, which pays for the year in advance. This is better. Others write, inclosing their “mite,” which proves to be five dollars from each member. This is best. Go on, friends. Be sure to be among one of these three classes. Let those who cannot do best, do better; and those who cannot do better, do well. In all cases, the money should be forwarded immediately, as it is needed to purchase materials for the new building.