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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 20, 1874

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 44, No. 17.

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GEO. M. DIMMICK

By Geo. M. Dimmick

Minnesota.

We pitched our tent at Mananah, Meeker Co., Sept. 4, and labored there with little interest on account of the influence of one who called himself an Adventist. His inconsistent course had disgraced the name, and as we labored from house to house, we were often referred to him. Yet God gave us some fruit. Six took a stand with us to keep the commandments.
We took down the tent and commenced meetings at Karonus, seven miles north. Here the interest was good, and the blessing of God has followed us. Twenty are rejoicing in the truth, and God is still opening the way before us.
This evening, we commence meetings two miles south of Karonus, to follow up the interest. They are very anxious to hear. We trust God will add many more to our number here. Pray that God will keep us humble, that we may be faithful in his vineyard.

GEO. M. DIMMICK

Karonus, Oct. 5, 1874.