Another Interesting Letter.
By Editor
THE following is an extract from a private letter, but as we give neither name nor place, the publication can injure nobody. The writer bears the title of "Elder" in an eastern State. In sending for a renewal of the SIGNS, he says:— "While I do not agree with you on the Sabbath question, I find many good things in the SIGNS. The last one, May 1, has an article from Sister E. G. White—"Dangers and Duties of the Young;" it is the most splendid article I have ever read on that subject,—just what is needed in our times, but so much neglected. The Lord bless her for that. I have read some of her works on practical religion, and I have never read any better. I have never seen the lady, but I have read a good deal about her from Miles Grant and others; but I have greatly changed my opinion of her. If Bro. Grant could write half as well, I think it would be more to the glory of God." There is no part of our paper which is doing a better work than the continuous articles of Sister White. Testimonials of the tenor of the above frequently reach us. We are glad to receive them, for, though Sister W. does not need the commendation of man to sustain her, it is cheering to know that souls are benefited by her labors. They who revile her will have that to settle with Him who called her to her work.