In the Mount Shasta Regions of California
By Walter Harper
I LEFT Oakland, Cal., Saturday night, April 9, on a canvassing trip in the Mount Shasta district. On a clear day this grand old mountain can be seen from Woodland, Cal., a distance of two hundred or two hundred and twenty-five miles. At Woodland, in a transparent atmosphere, a view can also be had of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, which are about two hundred and twenty-five or two hundred and fifty miles southeast. At Delamar to-day the Lord gave me thirty orders for books, helps, etc., or from sixty to seventy dollars’ worth. I can only exalt, extol, and praise him for it all. All our victories, our triumphs, our successes, come from the Lord. It is wonderful how he opens the way for the sale of “Patriarchs and State Prophets,” “Christ’s Object Lessons,” “Steps to Christ,” and other books, helps, etc. I seek God much in prayer. He does hear and answer most graciously. “Hitherto hath the Lord helped us.” “It is the Lord’s doing; it is marvelous in our eyes.” “What hath God wrought?” I see many and marked tokens of God’s love and care, great and marvelous answers to our prayers. John 14:13, 14, also 15:7.