FRANCE AND SWITZERLAND.
By Daniel T. Bourdeau
God has given us a few witnesses to the truth at Morges. One is converted from Catholicism, another from the world, and others from different Protestant churches. One of our converts lived several years in Warsaw, Poland, where she knew an Englishman of good Christian character, who kept the Sabbath. Soon after we had presented the Sabbath question at Morges, we were refused the further use of the hall, though we had paid for it two months ahead. We have had to use our small kitchen for meetings five times a week. I have made a three-days' trip to St. Didier, France, between Lyons and Paris, to help Bro. Gabert meet opposition. There are in that place a few Baptists who have recently embraced the Sabbath. In Morges I have obtained twelve subscribers for LES SIGNES DES TEMPS, and in France, fourteen. Mrs. B. has had a serious drawback. She has had a hard fever. She is commencing to improve a little, but is still confined to her bed and is very feeble. Her sickness has made it very hard for me, for more than three months. D. T. BOURDEAU. Morges, Switzerland, March 3.