Encouraging to Workers.
By Editor
FROM a business letter from the State of New York we take the following item:— "One brother over seventy years of age has taken over 200 short term subscriptions to the SIGNS (none of them for less than two months) within the last four weeks, and he seems to be renewing his age. This, too, in what is called by those acquainted with it a hard field." We are not surprised to read in the same letter that the prospects of the work in the East are better than ever before. Why should it not be so? The Lord is in the work, and when young and old consecrate themselves to it with zeal and energy, what can hinder its progress? One by one every excuse is being taken out of the way, so that no one can have anything to plead as a reason for not engaging in the work. Who is there that cannot do something?