THE GENERAL CONFERENCE "BULLETIN."
By Editor
THE time for our next General Conference is almost here, and the usual arrangements have been made to have full accounts of the business done there printed daily, so that all our people may know of the progress of the work. Many will not be able to attend, but all may keep in touch with the spirit of the meeting by reading the Bulletin. We can not speak too highly of the importance of the paper. It will give the most interesting data in regard to the present condition of the work in Australia, India, Africa, South America, China, and the islands of the sea. We have given of our means to send the truth to these places, let us now avail ourselves of the privilege of knowing what has been accomplished. The Bulletin will also contain full reports of the Bible studies which form such an interesting feature of the meeting. These we may study in our homes, and with hearts hungering for the bread of life, receive a special blessing. The presence of the Lord will not be confined to the place of meeting: "For the eyes of the Lord run to and fro throughout the whole earth to show himself strong in the behalf of them whose heart is perfect toward him." The price of the Bulletin is fifty cents, but this pays for it for two years. During the session of the conference it will be printed daily, after that once each quarter. This matter should receive prompt attention, in order that all names may be entered upon the list in time for the first issue. Let us decide now to take the Bulletin, and forthwith send our subscriptions to the secretary of our state tract society, or to the International Tract Society, Battle Creek, Michigan. It is hoped that many will send the Bulletin to friends and relatives, who are interested in the truth. In past years the Bulletin has done a large amount of good in this way.