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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 14, 1882

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 59, No. 11.

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KENTUCKY

By S. Osborn

_Among the Scattered Ones._—After our quarterly meeting at Rio, I went to Bro. Forrest's in Metcalfe county, visiting the lonely Sabbath-keepers on the way. Gave three discourses at the house of Bro. F. The weather being very stormy, the attendance was small. Feb. 3, came to Edmonton. Spoke three times, with a fair attendance considering the weather. I remained in this vicinity until the 14th inst., preaching from house to house. Two backsliders started anew in the Master's service, and many others were much affected.
The 14th, in company with Bro. Branstetter, came to his home near Summer Shade, where I held meetings until the 28th. One came out on the Sabbath truth; and others who had resumed the use of tobacco, made confessions, and again discarded the filthy weed. As the crops have been cut off by drought, we were not able to raise any money.
S. OSBORN.
Feb. 28.