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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 10, 1876

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 48, No. 7.

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INDIANA

At the time of our last report, we had just commenced a series of tent-meetings at Marion, the county seat of Grant County. The turnout from the first has been from one to six hundred. The truth has made a good impression on the minds of many. We have given thus far some thirty discourses, and have sold about twenty-five dollars' worth of books.
We have held two Sabbath meetings. About forty were present on each occasion. Last Sabbath twelve took a decided stand to live out the truth. Several others are observing the Sabbath, but have not as yet taken a stand publicly. The interest is still good, and we look for others to obey. S. H. LANE. JAMES HARVEY.
Since the above was in type, the following has been received at the Office:—
We closed our meetings at Marion, Grant Co., July 30. From the first our congregations were large. Sunday nights, all could not get into the tent. The last Sabbath meeting was a precious season. A goodly number took part, and were very thankful for having heard the truth. Some twenty or more have taken a stand to obey the truth. We have procured the Wesleyan church in which to hold future Sabbath meetings.
We sold about forty dollars' worth of books, and obtained twelve subscribers for the REVIEW. We have concluded to hold the next tent-meeting at Peru, the county seat of Miami Co. S. H. L. & J. H.