A Reader Watches the Signs
By Editor
Bro. A. H. Lewis writes from Berlin, Wis., Sept., 1858. We would say to him that we cheerfully continue the paper to all who are watching the opening signs, and are interested in its columns. He says: "I have read your paper for some time, and always with interest, and I trust have often been benefited. I am not called an 'Adventist,' yet am supposed by some to be favorable to the views presented by them. I have only this to say, I love truth for its intrinsic worth, and not for the name under which it may chance to appear. I too, can see the fig-tree budding, and am watching closely the movements of 'the powers that be,' which shall say, Thy King cometh. I still wish to read your paper, and think that I shall be able within a month to make you the necessary remittance. I shall be happy to receive it yet for a time, if in your judgment you can afford to send it, although in a business point of view I have no right to ask it."