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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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Beaver Dam, N. Y.

By John Lindsey; Sarah Lindsey

It has been with the most intense interest and anxiety that we have watched the progress of the work in this place while we have endeavored to present to the people the unpopular truths which are so dear to us. Not a few have freely acknowledged the truthfulness of our position, but they are slow to obey. Said the psalmist, “I made haste, and delayed not to keep thy commandments.” Ps. 119, 60.
Would that all who profess to love the Lord were in possession of the same spirit of cheerful obedience.
Our quarterly meeting was held according to appointment, Jan. 6, 7. There was a respectable attendance of brethren and sisters.
We were assisted in labor by Brn. D. T. Fero and W. W. Stebbins, both of whom spoke with acceptance. So far as we could judge, an excellent impression was left upon the minds of the people. We would be glad if in the providence of God, Bro. and sister White could come this way and hold meetings. The Universalist church is yet open for us, and is sufficiently large to accommodate all who would attend. May the Lord direct.
JOHN LINDSEY, SARAH LINDSEY.
Beaver Dam, Jan. 15, 1872.