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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 16, 1877

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 50, No. 8.

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DODGE CENTER, MINN.

By L. H. Ells; D. P. Curtis

We closed our work here last night, so far as public labors are concerned. We have given, in all, thirty-seven discourses, including those given on the Sabbath. Our congregations have been very unsteady, ranging from thirty to one hundred and fifty. Only a few besides our own brethren have attended regularly. We have had freedom in presenting the word, and excellent attention has been paid. Perfect quiet has reigned in and around the tent. We have had no open opposition; but the ministers of the place have busily plied the stay-away argument among their congregations. Harvesting has largely taken away the people for the last ten days.
A few are deeply interested, and we think that some will take hold of the truth. Two united with the church last Sabbath. One of us will remain here during the harvest, and follow up the work with the interested ones.
L. H. ELLS. D. P. CURTIS.