SISTER MAGGIE WARNOCK gives the following report of work done in tract distribution at Blue Springs, Neb.:— “It is now two months since we began working with the tracts in this place. Our workers have been few, as our company is small, and home cares have stood in the way of some engaging in the work. “One sister has taken her neighborhood in one corner of the town to work. She is a faithful sister, and is having a good experience. Another sister sends tracts through the mail to several families each week; and one brother, who has recently accepted the truth, has taken some tracts and expects to use them with the men who we believe are interested, and whom I have failed to reach because their wives refuse to take the tracts. “I have over one hundred families on my list who are reading the tracts. Some have read as far as package No. 5. Some of the best families in the various churches are interested in the truth contained in the tracts, and as I call, sometimes remark: ‘They are worthy of a careful reading;’ ‘They are very good reading indeed;’ ‘They are fine;’ ‘They agree with the Bible;’ ‘They make things very plain,’ etc. “One lady who had not read her tracts at all the first week, seemed especially friendly when I called the next week. One of her neighbors, who had been reading the tracts had told her that they were the best reading she had ever had, and this caused her to take them up and read them until she became much interested. She was especially interested in the subject of Christ’s coming again to this earth, and the final home prepared for the people of God. I read some scriptures to her describing the new earth state, and she seemed pleased to have the loan of the little pamphlet, ‘The Saints’ Inheritance.’ “Another lady upon whom I called, brought out ‘Christ’s Object Lessons’ and ‘Coming King,’ and told me about her friendship with the young girl who sold her the latter book, and expressed herself warmly in favor of the tracts. She also related a remarkable experience of healing she had had, and told how she feared that the enemy was trying to deceive her. I was impressed to loan her ‘Power for Witnessing.’ She was much pleased with the entire book, and begged the privilege of loaning it to a neighbor who was hungering for just the truths it contained. So we see how there are some who help in the work, as well as some who hinder. “One minister and his wife appear interested. Another is openly opposing our work, and many of the members of his church manifest the same spirit. One old gentleman, however, appears to be honestly seeking for light. I read to him, as his eyesight is very poor, and his wife reads only German. “One family who were brought up without school privileges, are glad to have me stop and read to them from the tracts. Another poor woman desires to learn to read, so that she may study the Bible more and teach her children. Her husband reads the tracts with her, and they believe them so far as they have read. “I am glad the Master gives me the privilege of helping these helpless ones for him. It seems so good to be sent with words of hope and cheer to those who shrink from the ‘smartness’ of those about them. Surely the Lord is working upon hearts in this place. I earnestly pray that many more laborers may be raised up to help finish the work speedily.”