THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
By Editor
FROM all parts of this State from which we have had time to hear since the late changes have been made in the SIGNS, we have very encouraging words. Eld. Wood writes from Los Angeles county: "The SIGNS has come laden with good matter, and with its new dress. I hail it as an old friend." A brother who is taking one hundred and twelve copies to use in the missionary work, when he received the twelve-page number with new heading said: "I must have the twelve-page edition to use. The appearance of the paper will interest people." One church that is taking nearly two hundred copies, voted unanimously to use the twelve-page paper for missionary work, instead of the eight-page. San Francisco, with a club of forty, changes to the twelve-page edition. The Oakland Vigilant Missionary Society has been using one hundred and fifty copies weekly, of the eight-page edition of the SIGNS, also forty copies Stimme der Wahrheit, ten Les Signes des Temps, and one hundred College Record. This society voted unanimously for the twelve-page edition, and also added fifty copies to their club, making an aggregate of one thousand periodicals used monthly in their missionary work, besides tracts and pamphlets. We hope ere long to hear from all parts of the country respecting which edition, the eight-page or the twelve-page, will be used by the missionary workers.