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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 3, 1879

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 54, No. 2.

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INDIANA

Warsaw, Tent No. 1.—The attendance during the past week has averaged about one hundred and twenty-five. Some are deeply interested, but the interest does not seem general. We have just finished an investigation of the Sabbath question. Several kept last Sabbath. About thirty came to our last Sabbath meeting. We sell some books, but they do not sell so rapidly as in most places. Our donation last Sunday toward tent expenses was $6.45. The order and attention is complete.
The Lord is blessing tent labor in this State this season. We have encouraging news from tents Nos. 2 and 3. To the Lord be the praise. S. H. LANE. W. W. SHARP.
Arcadia, Tent No. 3, June 23.—The interest is increasing here. Our congregations for the last week have ranged from one hundred and fifty to three hundred. Have given five discourses on the Sabbath question. Some kept last Sabbath; others are much interested. Our courage is good. Wm. COVERT. J. P. HENDERSON.
Warrington, Tent No. 2, June 26.—We commenced meetings in this place the evening of the 21st inst. It rained during the afternoon, so that we had decided not to hold a meeting; but about sixty coming out to hear, we spoke to them. Sunday evening about five hundred attended. The tent is pitched in a farming community, and the farmers being so busy during harvest, we shall hold meetings for the present only on alternate evenings. The interest seems to be good. J. M. REES. V. THOMPSON. J. S. SHROCK.