Important to Subscribers.
By Editor
MONEY orders, drafts, etc., should be made to Pacific Press; never to individuals, as they may be absent, and business thereby be delayed. Third and fourth class mail matter can now be forwarded at the request of the addressee, and the necessary postage collected at the office of delivery. We cannot receive postage stamps for amounts exceeding thirty cents. The stamps frequently stick together, and are useless by the time they reach us. Will each subscriber please look at the date opposite his name on the paper or wrapper? If the subscription is not paid to April 1, 1886, he will confer a favor by forwarding the subscription immediately, as our terms are cash in advance. Any person wishing the address of his Signs changed should give the name of the place where it has been sent, as well as the name of the place where he wishes it to be sent. Our lists are kept by towns, and it is important that the above directions be complied with. Give the name of the State as well as of the post-office.