The Monroe, Wisconsin, Camp-Meeting.
By Uriah Smith
We have already spoken of the good camp-meetings in Iowa and Illinois. We can now speak of the opening of the meeting in another portion of the great vineyard. We reached the Wisconsin camp-ground to-day, June 17. Seventeen tents are already up, and more in process of erection; and brethren are still coming in. Eld. Sanborn has just arrived in company with about fifty brethren and sisters, who have come a distance of one hundred miles from Grant County with eleven teams. All are taking hold with interest in the preparatory work of the meeting. It promises to be as good as the preceding meetings, and we trust it may be even more abundant. The cheerful faces we everywhere meet speak forth more plainly than words, hope and courage on the part of the people. It all means success henceforward, and victory at last. Five ministers of the Wisconsin Conference are present. Bro. and sister White are enduring the labors of the campaign thus far, well. They are cheerful and hopeful in the Lord. The brethren and sisters hail their presence here with joy, and we doubt not are prepared to receive the benefit of their testimony. More next week. U. S.