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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Third-day, November 5, 1867

FromAdvent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. XXX, No. 21

CHEERING.

By Editor

NOTHING can be more calculated to cheer believers in the present truth, than good tokens of spiritual prosperity, and the returning favor of the Lord.

The articles from Bro. White, in this number will be read by all with the greatest interest; and all will, with us, thank God for the good report of the meetings in N. Y. and the prospect of a new growth on the part of the precious cause of truth. With us they will also pray that the Lord may still bless the labors of Bro. and Sr. W. and others, in their meetings in the East.

Bro. Cornell gives a cheering report from his present field of labor in Saginaw Co., Mich. The Lord guide, that the fullest measure of precious and permanent fruit may be reaped there.

The meetings in Battle Creek, still continue full of life and interest. Still remember us, brethren.

A general feeling of courage seems to pervade all hearts here. For years we have not seen greater reason for hopefulness and courage in regard to the future of this work, than exists at the present moment; and we are ready to second the conviction expressed by a brother in one of our late meetings, that the cause of the third message had seen its darkest days.