A Letter from British Guiana.
By Editor
A LETTER received not long since at this office from a brother in Georgetown, British Guiana, who recently embraced present truth through reading the SIGNS, says:— "It is with great pleasure that I address you on the subject of the cause of Adventism. It causes me to rejoice that I, an unworthy child of God, should be an instrument in the hand of Providence to aid in carrying this last message to the world. Even in the once benighted spot where I first went on my arrival in British Guiana, and spoke a word for the Master, there are those who stand up for Christ. "This month finds me battling with foes without and foes within, having been robbed of the amount of $25.00. I am therefore left without money; yet there are some of willing minds who desire that the truth be established in this dark part of the colony. The demand for our reading matter is great. Two in this vicinity, together with Brother George Amsterdam, have decided to obey the truth. Elder Daniel and his wife have also taken their stand on the Lord's side. He preached in his church on the evening of December 5 a most impressive sermon on the Third Angel's Message, to an attentive audience, thus arousing the people to inquiry. Two more orders were received to-day for the SIGNS OF THE TIMES. Mr. Daniel will also act as agent for the SIGNS. "Please send me, by mail, three copies of 'Man's Nature and Destiny,' and two of each number of 'The Great Controversy.' One of these sets is ordered by a minister of the A. M. E. Church, who has been convinced of the truthfulness of our doctrine. Please continue my club of ten SIGNS during 1886. "The Lord has begun to work in Georgetown, among those of other faiths, and our publications are much sought after. Send the word, don't fail; for the Lord has gone out before his people. To-morrow, Sabbath, December 12, we hold our first public gathering for worship in this place."