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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 30, 1878

NEW YORK.

Parma, May 22.

HAVE spent about a week at this place. My visit was timely, as the enemy was trying hard to get in a foothold and cause a division; but all were more than willing to receive instruction. Hearty confessions of wrongs were made, a complete reconciliation was effected, and I left them united and of good courage, with apparently more consecration in the work than they have ever enjoyed before. S. B. WHITNEY.

Pierrepont Center, May 20.

SABBATH, May 10, we spent with the Pierrepont church, holding two meetings and organizing a Sabbath-school. Sunday A. M. we met with the new friends of the cause in Bro. Smith’s neighborhood at the Cook school-house, and in the P. M. commenced meetings here in the town-house, which is free for religious meetings. The attendance does not indicate a healthy interest; we shall hold on, however, as long as there seems to be any prospect of accomplishing good. The Lord helps in our labors. M. H. BROWN. H. H. WILCOX.

Locke, May 17.

WE are still holding meetings at Forks of Creek. Have given twenty discourses. Two are now keeping the Sabbath, and more are almost persuaded to obey. Have given several lectures in the M. E. church at Lansingville, a village three miles distant, but the interest was not sufficient to warrant us in staying. We distributed some tracts. M. C. WILCOX. T. M. LANE.