Bluefield, W. Va., Aug. 27, 1905. Dear Brethren: I received your favor to-day and hasten to reply. I am extremely obliged for your gentle reminder that my subscription is so near its close. I was aware of it, but probably would not have written for a week or so. I had never thought of discontinuing my subscription, for, situated as I am in this city where I am the only Seventh-day Adventist, of course without church privileges, the SIGNS is an absolute necessity to me. So, while I have money to pay for it, and eyesight to read, I will continue to have it. I look upon it as one of the finest religious papers I ever read. You will please find enclosed Bank Check to the amount of $1.50 with which to secure the SIGNS another year. I remain,