Upper Columbia Camp-Meeting.
By Editor
THE readers of last week's paper saw, by Elder Loughborough's report, that it has been determined to have a course of Bible instruction, or Institute, in Milton, Oregon, commencing on First-day, May 24, ten days before the beginning of the camp-meeting in the same place. It is our opinion that this will be the means of adding greatly to the interest and profit of the camp-meeting, and that its beneficial influence will be felt in the Conference in this year, and in future years. We have not yet heard from the North Pacific Conference, but we know that they need the same work at their camp-meeting. And we hope they may find it possible to continue the class instruction after the camp-meetings commence. In this way all who attend the meeting may have their interest aroused on the subject, and better appreciate the work which is being done in the school. We wish that such work could be done in every church, for thereby all the people would “be established in the present truth.” 2 Pet. 1:12.