TO THE MISSOURI TRACT SOCIETY.
By D. C. Hunter
DURING the last few months I have left many letters unanswered, and orders for papers and books may have been neglected. I improve this opportunity to offer a word of explanation to those of the friends in Missouri who may have observed this seeming neglect on my part. Since December my wife has been, much of the time, dangerously sick. Constant care for her has necessitated neglect of other duties. She is better now, and I trust, by the blessing of God, she will be fully restored to health. I desire the prayers of the brethren and sisters, that this affliction may be blessed to our good. I have received some encouraging letters in regard to the cause in Missouri. If we do our part, the Lord will prosper the work. Brethren, let us go to work at once, and get everything in readiness for the spring campaign. I will send blanks to all the T. and M. societies, and shall hope for a full report. Will try to be prompt in answering any questions that may be asked. I hope the brethren will heed the appeals made through the REVIEW for the weekly Instructor, the church libraries, and on other important matters. Having broken my press, I can print no circulars until it is repaired, which will soon be accomplished. D. C. HUNTER, Sec.