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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 12, 1877

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 50, No. 3.

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WISCONSIN

Tent No. 1.

We commenced meetings in Lancaster, county seat of Grant Co., July 1. About three hundred were present. They listened with rapt attention. Our hand-bills, which are quite extensively circulated, and our notice in the Grant Co. Herald, seem to have aroused quite a desire to hear on the subjects announced, and we are quite hopeful that much good may be done.
The way opened remarkably for us to pitch the tent in Lancaster, and we are very cordially received. There are three papers published here, through which we hope to reach many who do not come to the tent. The editor of the Herald, which is said to be the most popular paper, attended our first meeting, remained for conversation with us, and solicited information concerning us as a people. He desires articles on our faith for his paper. We consider the proffered avenues for reaching the people providential openings.
Nearly every influence is in direct opposition to the reception of this glorious message; but the results of this work are in the hand of God. I. SANBORN.

Spring Bluff.

ELDS. N. M. JORDAN AND A. D. OLSEN commenced tent-meeting in Wis. tent No. 5, June 28, at this place.