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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 5, 1877

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Preston Lake.

The weather has been quite unfavorable for meetings on the prairie, and the congregations were mostly small. Bro. Ellis joined me on Wednesday, the 21st. We closed yesterday, after having given about thirty discourses. A few only were willing to give up the teachings of men, and imitate the Psalmist, who made haste, and delayed not to keep God’s commandments. There are some very interesting cases there, and we hope that the Lord may lead them into the light of all his precious truth. D. P. CURTIS.

Benton Co.

I began labors in this county thirteen miles east of Sauk Rapids two weeks ago. The Lord has given me unusual freedom in the proclamation of his truth. Although the opposition has been quite strong, yet eleven honest souls have taken a decided stand, and signed the covenant. There are a few others whom I have great hopes will soon obey. I now go to Sauk Rapids. GEO. M. DIMMICK.

Otsego.

Bro. W. B. Hill writes that he is holding meetings near Otsego, where there is a good interest. Two have embraced the truth.