A Full Report of the Conference
By Editor
WE are sure that our readers will follow with interest the report of the conference, as given in this issue of the REVIEW, and we hope they will feel that our purpose to give them a comprehensive and reasonably full report has been realized. Of course we can not print all that is said during this meeting, but we think that the careful reader of the REVIEW will be able to obtain an intelligent view of the proceedings at this gathering, and to imbibe much of its spirit. We added six hundred and thirty-six names to our list last week, and new subscriptions are still coming in. We think it safe to say that no previous General Conference has been so fully reported to such a large proportion of the denomination as this one, and we believe the result will be helpful in every way. BROTHER W. M. CUDLEY says in a report from Mills County, Tex., where he has been laboring for about three weeks: “At this time eight adults have stepped out in obedience to the command, ‘Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy.’ Those who have begun are among the most prominent citizens of the county. One of them is a Holiness preacher.”