THE EXPERIENCE OF A "SIGNS" WORKER.
By Editor
THE following is selected from a letter just received from a young lady in Seattle, Wash., in which we know our readers will be interested:— I am still in the restaurant here in Seattle, and working with the SIGNS evenings. I had good success with the Capital and Labor Number, selling from twenty-five to forty an hour. I have had many good experiences, and have disposed of nearly six hundred papers myself. Sometimes we would meet those who had already purchased it, and they spoke highly of its contents. One man handed me a dollar and said he had bought the paper from me the night before, and that it was excellent. Money that has been thus given me I am using in missionary work, and sending between forty and fifty papers to the jail every week. I do thank my heavenly Father for being with me and helping me. Altho at times I felt almost too tired to go out, yet I would go anyway, and the Lord would give me such good success that I would feel better when I finished than when I began. The largest number of papers sold in a single evening was seventy, but I could have sold more if I had had them. The people really seem hungering for something more than they can get out of worldly papers. By the help of the Lord I will keep up my paper work. If there are others who desire to take up work of this kind, we would be glad to correspond with them and furnish them with a SIGNS OF THE TIMES badge, which has been found very helpful by those who have secured it. Address, SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal.