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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 14, 1878

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 51, No. 7.

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WESTMORELAND, N. H.

By D. A. Robinson

I have just spent two Sabbaths with the friends here, holding meetings through the week also. We find them holding on to the truth and making advancement in the Christian life. These meetings have been a source of much encouragement to all. Cold weather and plenty of snow did not keep the friends from attending meeting nearly every night and three times on Sabbath and first-day.
Last Sabbath was a precious season with this company. One brother who has had a severe conflict with tobacco resolved to lay it aside, and be a free man. It is such steps as these that bring us near to God. The man who can stand up squarely and say “No” to appetite on this point, God will bless.
The prediction was made when the tent left that in a little while those who came out would all “come back again.” But this truth, received with the love of it, will hold men. Instead of their giving up, we find more real workers in a prayer-meeting with this little company than there are in the church here whose organization, it is said by way of boasting, took place in 1780.
Yesterday we organized S. B. to the amount of $70.40 for 1878. I now go to Amherst, Mass. D. A. ROBINSON.