How to Send Subscribers.
By Editor
NOTWITHSTANDING what has been stated so many times in the SIGNS about getting the consent of the parties before ordering the paper, we frequently receive orders in which no mention is made of the matter. Previously we have sent back numbers pre-paying postage. But we have expended in this way as much as $15 in postage. Can do so no more. Such letters which do not carry out the requirements in No. 6 of SIGNS, will be returned, with a slip referring them to what is said in the paper. We request that each person, no matter how much business he may have previously done for the SIGNS, state with each and every order for the SIGNS that the persons named have themselves consented to receive the paper. The following is a model order for the SIGNS. We would advise all who can to follow this example :— Editor Signs of the Times:—We have received the promise of each of the following persons to receive, read, and pay the postage on the SIGNS. (Then follows six names, the letter closing with) Inclosed please find five dollars as a donation to the SIGNS. MRS. ELIZA BLISS. HAVE received a bill of books from the S. D. A. Publishing Association at Michigan, amounting to nearly $800 at retail prices. Received word yesterday that they have reached San Francisco. Shall have a general assortment on the Camp Ground.