WISCONSIN CAMP-MEETING.
By G. C. Tenney
Up to this writing, Sabbath forenoon, this has been a successful meeting. We have a beautiful grove and a well-arranged camp; and we have enjoyed good weather. The attendance is as large as could be expected, and the brethren seem of good courage. Forty-six tents in all are upon the grounds. Forty-two churches are represented by delegates in the Conference. Forty schools are represented in the S. S. Association. Bro. and Sr. White, and W. C. White and wife arrived safely upon the grounds yesterday at 4 P. M. I hardly need say that great interest was felt in their coming, and as Bro. White's voice sounded through the grove last evening, our hearts were glad for the privilege of hearing him once more, and of seeing him in the possession of so good a degree of health and strength as he now enjoys. To-day it rains, but we expect a good work. A model Sabbath-school is held at nine o'clock, under the direction of Bro. W. C. White. Bro. White speaks at 10:30, on the subject of Jesus and the resurrection; and Sr. White at 2:30, after which baptism will be administered in Fourth Lake, upon the bank of which the camp is pitched. G. C. TENNEY.