NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
The interest here is on the increase. The Baptists became a little alarmed for the safety of their church, and last Sunday night decided not to let us use their house longer; so we decided to return to the hall which we first occupied, and which was freely opened to us, without charge, as long as we wished it. The hall belongs to the Odd Fellows, and they refused to take anything for what we had used it, though a price was stipulated when it was first engaged. But the next day the Presbyterian and Disciple churches were both opened to us, so that we had our choice between them. We selected the Presbyterian house, which is as large and commodious as that of the Baptists, and last evening, February 26, it was filled with interested and attentive listeners. Have presented the immortality question and spoken four times on the Sabbath question. Several have acknowledged that they are convinced, and some have already expressed their purpose to keep the Sabbath. A severe cold on my lungs has almost unfitted me for labor some of the time, and it has looked doubtful about my being able to go through with this campaign successfully; but I have kept up so far, and trust in the Lord for the future. Glensdale, Lewis Co., N. Y., Feb. 26. WE have had considerable opposition lately from the popular clergy and others, who seemed to delight in using hard words rather than hard arguments, and who would fill their capacious mouths with the “weed,” and eject a pool of tobacco juice on the floor in front of them, in addition to what rested on the clothes and in the eyes of those occupying seats near them. I believe we have succeeded in defending the truth so far, and our trust is still in God. Two have united with our class during the79last ten days, both heads of families, and five others since my late report in the Review. Bro. A. P. Bump is now with us. We desire an interest in your prayers. Eagle Harbor, Orleans Co., N. Y., Feb. 24. AT our Sabbath meeting yesterday we counted over seventy. Eleven are keeping the Sabbath, through the labors of Bro. Reynolds, and a score or more are convinced. We organized a Sabbath-school of thirty-four members. We shall make an effort to have this the best school of its kind in the place. The Lord has certainly given us favor among the people, for which we praise his name.