GLEANINGS FROM THE FIELD.
MAINE, Milton.—Bro. S. J. Hersum writes, April 25, that he has held twenty meetings in Milton, and six have commenced to serve the Lord. WISCONSIN, Sturgeon Bay.—April 20, Bro. A. R. Johnson writes: I have been laboring in this vicinity about five weeks. Six have decided to obey God, and others respect the Lord's day by not working on it. Three subscribers have been obtained for the Instructor, two for the SIGNS, one for the Review, six for the Advent Tidende, one for the Svensk Harolden, and one for the German paper. MICHIGAN, Geneva.—Bro. R. C. Horton reports that he gave thirteen discourses there, and though he met with opposition, five persons, all heads of families, have taken their stand upon the side of the truth. KANSAS, Alta.—Eld. G. H. Rogers reports, April 18, having organized a Missionary Society, and taken subscribers for periodicals as follows: for the SIGNS, 15; Instructor, 10; and one for Good Health. Nearly all have signed the "teetotal pledge." Big Timber.—April 18, Brn. Cook and Enoch, report holding meetings there April 5-14. Six started, for the first time, to serve the Lord, and eight were baptized, and the church much strengthened and encouraged. Moline and Grenola.—Eld. Smith Sharp writes that eight were baptized in Moline, Kansas, April 17. Also, he held five meetings in Grenola, and five were there baptized. MISSOURI.—April 22, Bro. J. G. Wood reports labors in North-eastern Missouri. At Green Top labored ten days; two were baptized, and a Tract Society formed. In Macon county, four persons, heads of families, were baptized, in one place, and one in another place near Macon City. The reports from all parts of the field, are generally encouraging.