FRUITS OF THE TRACT ENTERPRISE.
By Jos. Clarke
Mr. G. Ellsworth and his lady, an estimable family, living seven miles west of this place, and Mrs. W. Lathrop, a lady of good standing in the same neighborhood, have lately embraced the Sabbath and present truth, wholly from reading the Review and tracts sent to them. Some unknown person sent to their neighborhood, the trial volume of the Review, and they first became interested in, then embraced, the present truth. They all attended the late camp meeting near Bowling Green, and were greatly interested, and edified by the meetings there held. What an encouragement is this to Tract Societies, and workers in this good cause. Money and time are neither lost nor wasted in this good work. As we hear the testimony from these three precious souls, and witness their zeal in the good cause, we say, “What hath God wrought?” and then to think of the fact, that this good work is going on everywhere where the tract work is in operation. Let us take courage.