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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Dec 10, 1903

S. A. WELLMAN

By S. A. WELLMAN

Trinidad

PORT OF SPAIN.—The work here upon the church building is going very slowly now, as we are out of funds. However, we are not discouraged, and are sure that the near future will bring better times. The Watchman continues to be a success, and we are keeping up the circulation to seven thousand a month, and expect this to continue. The last week brought us the first edition of the English Good Health. We will undertake to place it, with the Watchman, in the homes of the people. We have started with one thousand, and the sales in the city here indicate that it may be increased the coming month. These two papers together will be the means of giving the whole gospel in these islands.

Brother Babcock reported last month that thirteen have begun to obey the Lord in Albuoystown, Demerara; and Brother Enoch, who has just returned from Tobago, where he has been assisting Brethren Kneeland and Matthews for a few weeks, reports that there are ten or twelve on that island preparing for baptism. From the others also there is every indication of a successful year.