THE KANSAS CAMP-MEETING.
By George T. Butler
THE friends in Kansas will notice in this Review the appointment of their camp-meeting at Emporia, Kansas, May 15-22. This camp-meeting is appointed a week earlier than it would have been in order to secure the attendance of Bro. and Sr. White and Bro. Corliss, who could not otherwise be present. We know this consideration will more than counterbalance any inconvenience which may arise from the shortness of the notice. This will be a most important meeting. Emporia is an important, central point in Kansas, and we much desire a large attendance of the friends of the cause throughout the State. We want to make this meeting a great success. Important matters will come before the Conference concerning tent labor the coming season, the election of officers, tract and missionary operations, and the general interests of the Conference. The Camp-meeting Committee should look after the proper preparation of the grounds in season, and the brethren should have all their tents pitched Wednesday night, so as to commence meetings by that time. Let all come up to the feast. God's servants will give needed instruction, which will greatly benefit the cause. It is no ordinary meeting. Come one; come all. GEO. T. BUTLER.
Battle Creek, Mich., April 22, 1879.