Wisconsin Tent by I. Sanborn; D. Downer

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 15, 1871

Wisconsin Tent.

By I. Sanborn; D. Downer

We are now in the fifth week of our labor in Wautoma, and notwithstanding the ministers have done their best to hinder the work by turning away the ears of the people from the truth, and have succeeded to some extent, about twenty-five, as near as we can ascertain, are now keeping the Sabbath as the result of our labor; and we are expecting quite a number more soon. We will remain here at least two weeks longer, and then move to Plainfield, about eighteen miles north-west of this, into the thickest settled township in Waushara County, to hold one more meeting this season, which will open up all the interest we can take care of for months to come. We have now had several pressing invitations to preach within five or ten miles from here. I think the prospect is good for quite a large work in this county.

Pray for us, that the Lord may give us wisdom according to our necessity.

I. SANBORN. D. DOWNER.