An Encouragement

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Sep 17, 1894

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 45.

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An Encouragement

An Encouragement.—A subscriber in the old Buckeye State sends us a remittance for a subscription for six months, reaching us a little late, so as to make a break in her year's numbers. But this dear soul, ill physically, is realizing the "hard times" in her experience. She writes, "I have stood at the washtub till 12 and 1 o'clock at night so that I could get my papers." She wishes the back numbers, as she does not wish to miss one, reading them herself and then passing them on to others. Her words of appreciation and earnest effort to obtain the truth are encouragement to us here. May God bless our subscribers and readers throughout the entire field for their self-denial for his sake, for their coöperation with us, and for their words of encouragement. The truth is the Lord's, and his the glory of its success, which he gives us the privilege of sharing.