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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Nov 6, 1893

PERIODICALS WANTED.

The tract society in Topeka, Kansas, solicits clean copies of the Signs, Review, and American Sentinel, for missionary work. Address, Mrs. N. E. Holaday, 400 1/2 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kan.

Copies of the Signs sent postpaid to Esther Smith, 2428 Grant Street, Omaha, Neb., will be used in missionary work.

J. M. Coker, Seale, Robertson County, Texas, will gladly distribute any of our periodicals sent to his address.

Peshawar, India, Sept. 9, 1893.

Editor Signs of the Times—Dear Sir: May I be permitted to appeal through your columns for the soldiers, both in barracks and hospital, in this large garrison, for literature in the way of anti-infidel, temperance, and other tracts, and good wholesome stories. I addressed a similar appeal to the Christian, an English journal, and have had a very kind response. But the supply does not exceed the requirement, and if some liberal Christian gentlemen or ladies would address me an occasional package it

would be helping a good work, and surely they will not fail of their reward. My visits among the soldiers are apart from my regular work, but I love it, and it is working for the Master, and in that lies the joy of it all. Yours in His service,

Arch'd Brooks, Head Master C. M. S. High School.