NEW YORK by M. H. Brown

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 19, 1878

NEW YORK.

By M. H. Brown

PINE MEADOWS.—I held meetings with the brethren here Nov. 6 to 9. Reviewed a sermon on the Sabbath question, and a good impression was left in the community in favor of the truth.

GOODENOUGH DISTRICT.—Have spent two Sabbaths with the friends here since Nov. 1. Our director, Bro. Wm. H. Brown, accompanied me, and at our last meeting, Dec. 7, we were greatly encouraged at the progress which these brethren and sisters are making. They are leaving off tobacco, tea, coffee, and pork, and are learning that Christian temperance is an element in Christian character. The Lord is blessing them in these moves. When the tract work was set before them, they took hold of it with alacrity, and a society of nine members was formed; and we obtained three subscribers for the REVIEW, one for the SIGNS, and sold three volumes of “Spirit of Prophecy.” There is some outside interest here, and if these friends are humble and walk in the light they have received, others will be added to their number. M. H. BROWN.