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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Feb 24, 1898

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

IN Cañon City, Colo., three converts are reported by Brother G. W. Anglebarger.

FOUR additions to the church at Wentz, Colo., are reported by Brother Henry Block.

IN a country neighborhood near Farmington, N. M., Brother J. L. Preston and family have organized a Sabbath-school of nineteen members.

A BROTHER who is laboring in Hamilton, Ont., says: “I already know from actual experience that the SIGNS does open the eyes of many. It is going to help us very much in our public meetings.”

BROTHER JACOB KRAFT, who is laboring among the Germans in Denver, Colo., says it is remarkable to see the interest manifested. The field is an important one, as there are about 25,000 Germans in that city.

A MISSION was opened in Detroit, Mich., January 30, at the corner of Clinton and St. Antoine Streets. This is one of the dark corners of Detroit, and we hope the workers will be able to bring light to many souls in that part of the city. So says Field Echoes.

As THIS paper goes to press, a council of representatives of the various State Conferences of General Conference District No. 6 is in session at Portland, Oregon, Elder A. J. Breed, superintendent, presiding. There are present from California Conference, Brethren W. T. Knox, president, M. C. Wilcox, and E. E. Andross.

The Herald of Health is the title of a new monthly magazine issued at North Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia. It contains matter of a plain, helpful kind, not designed for the learned practitioner, but for the household. It does not prescribe medicine, but teaches and advocates healthful living. There is something in it for all the family, sick or well. The first number is dated January, 1898. E. R. Caro, M.D., is editor. Subscription price, per year, 2s. 6d. (50 cents).