Readers Welcome the Signs of the Times
By Editor
A FEW weeks ago we sent out a letter to those of our readers who had allowed their subscriptions to lapse, inviting them to once more unite with the SIGNS OF THE TIMES family. A great many of these have done so. The following letter is a sample of many others which have been received, and indicates the warm place the SIGNS OF THE TIMES has in the hearts of those who have been long acquainted with it:— DEAR SIGNS OF THE TIMES: It has been a long, lonesome time since you visited me, but I have not had the money to send to you. My husband and myself are old and our health is not good. I have passed my sixty-seventh birthday, but am thankful it is as well with me as it is, and I do not wish to complain, but how often I have wished that the SIGNS and Review and Herald might always come into our family. I am thankful that I have at last saved money to send for you, dear SIGNS, and will be glad indeed when you come to cheer and comfort me again.