Note from Chelsea, Mass.
By P. C. Rodman
Our lectures have closed in the tent; about twenty are keeping the Sabbath. Many others are convicted of duty; we expect some will obey. Bro. Cornell is to discuss the immortality question with Prof. Chase, of Boston, in the evenings of the 27th and 28th; then we expect to take the tent down and hold meetings in Winnisimmet Hall every Sabbath. The friends have already pledged over 100 dollars to pay for it one year; heated and lighted, it will be 150 dollars. Pray for us, and the work here. The opposition is strong, but the Lord is stronger and will help, that the truth may reach those that will do his will. We are anxiously inquiring to know the mind of the Lord in regard to future labor, and we request the prayers of the church, that wisdom from above may be given us, all unworthy as we are. We repent before God of all our past wrongs, and hope for light and strength from on high to enable us to press for the overcomer's reward.
In hope. P. C. RODMAN. The P. O. address of C. W. Stanley, is Jalapa, Dodge Co., Nebraska. GRATITUDE is the music of the heart when its chords are swept by the breezes of kindness.