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Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Jun 28, 1877

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 3, No. 26.

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Tent-Meetings.

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New York.

PULASKI.—The tent was erected in this place June 5, and Eld. S. B. Whitney commenced meetings the evening of the 6th. He states that the opening seems very favorable. The attendance and interest good. On Sunday, although it rained hard all the forenoon and was very cool, there were about three hundred out, and the very best of attention was given. The town contains about sixteen hundred inhabitants, with four churches, in all of which services were held at the same time. The evening of the 11th, he spoke on Spiritualism. The tent was nearly full. The interest is manifestly increasing.
GLENSDALE.—Brn. Wilbur and Bump, are holding meetings in the tent at this place. They report the attendance and interest increasing, and the people friendly and mindful of their temporal wants.