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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 12, 1878

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 52, No. 12.

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Bonaparte, Sept. 5.
Since the close of the discussion, a deep interest pervades the entire town and vicinity. Conviction rests on a large portion of those who have heard. Ten or twelve have taken their stand, and we confidently expect as many more. Bro. Hankins is still with me, and renders efficient help.
Pray for us, and the cause here. L. McCoy.
Clarence, Sept. 2.
BEN. HART AND PEGG have been in Clarence over seven weeks. They have labored faithfully. About fifteen have decided in favor of the truth, and many others are deeply interested. The congregations were good all the time, and the meetings closed last Sunday evening with a remarkably good interest.
A movement is on foot to build a church. And though we are considerably scattered, I think about forty can meet on the Sabbath.
The tent had a considerable religious bombardment from four high hills, where “big guns” were mounted. As usual, these “guns” scattered badly.
The city’s hospitality was all that could be asked. All expenses were paid by the people. We are of good courage. Bro. Pegg has gone with the tent to Olin, Jones & Co. J. DORCAS.