The Cause Among the French in Wisconsin.
By Daniel T. Bourdeau
SINCE reporting last, I have, as a last resort, visited from house to house, going even where I had not been invited, trying to remove prejudice and get nearer to the people. One entire family has embraced the Sabbath, having a large circle of friends and relatives to whom they design to introduce me this week. I have also held meetings in the town of Red River, seven miles and a half distant. I went to this place a week ago last Tuesday, helped at a raising, then spoke from the chart, and appointed for the next Sunday. All our meetings are in private houses. I do not feel free to leave this part of the State for several weeks yet. We had an excellent time last Sabbath in attending to the ordinances of the Lord's house. All the brethren and sisters took part.