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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 11, 1875

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 46, No. 19.

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C. H. BLISS

By C. H. Bliss

Illinois.

After the quarterly meeting at Greenup, in August, I returned to Oakland, and, finding the interest still good, I pitched the tent again. Bro. Colcord soon joined me. Although not much excitement attended this effort, we believe much lasting good was accomplished.
We went with the tent from Oakland to Cerro Gordo; but the way seemed hedged up before us, and we left that place and pitched the tent in Dalton City, ten miles east of Lovington. Here we had a good interest for a short time, but sickness nearly broke up our meetings. Bro. Colcord assisted during the first part of this effort. In all, about thirty-five meetings were held. I closed this effort Oct. 3, leaving several keeping all the commandments, and others who promised to do so, while still others are investigating farther. We sold about twenty-five dollars’ worth of books.
Since leaving Dalton City, I have held meetings at Martinsville, Milton, and Oakland. The majority of the brethren in this part of the field seem to be growing in grace and in the knowledge of the truth.

C. H. BLISS

Greenup, Ill., Oct. 27, 1875.