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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 30, 1872

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 39, No. 7.

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Wisconsin.

By I. Sanborn

Since my last report I have spent seven weeks away from home with my wife, taking care of her while she was treated for the purpose of removing from her breast a very painful scirrhus cancer, by the constant application of a plaster which killed it and brought it out. We are at home again, and my wife seems to be recovering her strength. I hope I shall soon be able to fill some of the many calls for preaching.
Last Sabbath and first day I attended a quarterly meeting of special interest at Monroe, where I was happy to meet Brn. R. F. Andrews, T. M. Steward, and brethren from Crane’s Grove, Rockton, and Nora, Ill., and others from Avon, and Albany, Wis. Most of the preaching was done by Brn. Andrews and Steward. It was truly refreshing to hear the brethren and sisters testify in the social meetings of their determinations to press on and be faithful to the end of the race.
The preaching was pointed and stirring, and I think was meat in due season; and I trust the Lord will help us all to carry it out practically in our lives, that we may be sanctified through obeying the truth. I. SANBORN. Johnstown Center, Jan. 18, 1872.