A CHEERING WORD FROM VERMONT.
A private letter received from Eld. Albert Stone, Eden Mills, Vt., contains the following cheering words which we take the liberty here to reproduce for the benefit of the readers of the REVIEW:— “The good cause is advancing in Vermont. Many are reading, and hearts are being prepared to receive the truth. The little church in Eden and Johnson received good additions as the fruit of our good camp-meeting at Morrisville. Our meetings, which were good before, have increased in interest since that time. “The interest in our Sabbath-school is rising. One sister over seventy years of age takes her place weekly with the little children and recites from forty to sixty verses out of the New Testament. “We rejoice in the general prosperity of the cause, and the good evidences we have that God is in the work. We sympathize with the truth and its abettors, whether they are in Europe or America, and rejoice in the hope that when the day of trial and toil shall be over, we may meet the entire family on the other shore.”