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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 7, 1878

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 52, No. 19.

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The Review and Herald.

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Battle Creek, Mich., Fifth-Day, Nov. 7, 1878.
Two reports are given of the Kansas camp-meeting, but from such different standpoints that the reader will want them both.
We give this week a brief review of Eld. Grant upon the Sabbath question, by Bro. Owen. This is called out by circumstances in the locality where Bro. O. is laboring. Eld. G.'s attack upon Sr. White, having nothing to do with the Sabbath question, is not noticed.
We might have mentioned some time ago that the prosecution against Bro. Gurney, of Memphis, Mich., for working on Sunday, mentioned in REVIEW of Aug. 22, 1878, came to grief at the hands of the circuit court, being dismissed with the verdict, “No just cause of complaint.”
Bro. Andrews' daughter, Mary, remains about as when his note in regard to her critical state of health appeared in the REVIEW of Oct. 24. Since coming here, she has failed quite rapidly till within a few days past. Special prayer has been offered in her behalf, and there are some tokens of good. Brethren and sisters everywhere are specially requested to remember her in their prayers. Care for his daughter renders it impossible for Bro. Andrews to attend to his correspondence, as he would be glad to do.