WILMINGTON, DEL by G. S. Honeywell

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 6, 1876

WILMINGTON, DEL.

By G. S. Honeywell

I HAVE distributed about 30,000 pages of tracts and books. Some of them have been loaned and read many times. Some I have sold. A great number have embraced the health reform; and quite a number are convinced upon the leading points of present truth, and are only waiting for an opportunity by some minister to get them together.

I have obtained somewhere from twenty to thirty subscribers to our periodicals; have received about the same number of letters; and have visited about five hundred families.

This is a good field for missionary work. I wish I could have the assistance of some one of our brethren whose heart is in the work.

I have a plan by which I think a great amount of good may be done. It is to establish a hygienic store, and instruct the people in health reform and kindred truths. Some one who is a good business man would find a good opening here. Five or six hundred dollars in cash would be needed.

G. S. HONEYWELL.