ON THE GOLD COAST

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jan 13, 1904

ON THE GOLD COAST.

WRITING from the Cape Coast Castle, West Africa, Brother J. M. Hyatt says:—

“Our work is moving on very well, and many are taking a good interest. The SIGNS has been a great help to some, especially those who were getting wound up in Hypnotism. Many have seen things in a different light since studying the subject from the SIGNS. We shall be glad when we can get more papers to circulate among the people.

“We have moved our mission to a larger house. Our hall is crowded every time we hold meetings, some, I suppose, just to go somewhere, while others come to hear the truth. On the Sabbath we have a great attendance at the Sabbath-school. Some seem to be firm in the truth. We greatly need a good bell for our mission.

“At present we have to use a hand-bell, and there are two auction houses here which use bells of the same kind. A good bell would be an advantage to our work. Perhaps some of the readers of the SIGNS could help us to get one.

“We are in good health now, tho we have had several hard attacks of fever.”