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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 13, 1877

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 50, No. 24.

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Pulaski.

Met with the friends in this place last Sabbath. The weather and traveling were such that but few could get in from the country, but I found them doing well and of good cheer. Had the pleasure of meeting Bro. M. H. and Wm. H. Brown, who materially assisted about tract and missionary matters, in which our new friends are considerably interested. They expect to organize a Vigilant Missionary Society soon. S. B. WHITNEY.

Lewis Co.

I went to Glensdale Nov. 24, and remained four days. I found a faithful company of seventeen keeping the Sabbath, and sustaining regular meetings. This company has had a great deal to overcome, as the message found a large part of them using tobacco. I spoke three times, once upon health reform. Conviction was aroused upon that subject. They acknowledged that the use of tobacco is a sin; and some promised to give it up.
Bro. J. Wilbur has moved into this neighborhood. He will be a great help to the church here, also to this county, as he was their pioneer in the third angel's message. We hope to see here a large ingathering of souls. The influence of our camp-meeting at Carthage has been good. It has led men to investigate the truths there presented. A. H. HALL.