TO KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE CONFERENCE.
By S. Osborn
We call attention to our next quarterly meetings in this Conference, as they will be important. Our camp-meeting and Conference will be held in May, and we want to make special arrangements concerning this occasion. We can make family tents of brown muslin on a cheap scale, and thus defeat hard times. Brethren and sisters, rally, every one of you. Be at the meeting unless sickness prevents. Those who do not feel a burden to attend are the ones whose attendance it is most important to secure. Remember, brethren, time is short, and and what is done must be done soon. Bro. E. Whipple, of Waupaca Co., Wis., says:— Last winter I spent some time canvassing for the Signs, and obtained seven subscribers. One has embraced the truth, and others are interested. Some have begun to practice Christian temperance. They earnestly desire that a minister may be sent them, and offer to furnish him a home while he is among them and to furnish wood and lights for the meetings. If I may but see among the redeemed some whom the Lord has made me instrumental in saving, and behold upon the face of my Redeemer the expression of joy and approbation when he sees of the travail of his soul and is satisfied, then indeed I can enter into the joy of my Lord.