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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 31, 1879

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 54, No. 6.

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NEW YORK.

Frewsburg, Tent No. 4.—Have given ten discourses here. Commence the Sabbath question to-night. The interest is growing. Three ministers are using the stay-away argument. One noble young man, who had just commenced to preach for the Methodists, has decided to keep the commandments. He will, no doubt, be a power in the hands of God for good. To Him who hath called us be all the praise.
July 22. Two more, a man and his wife, have decided for the truth. The interest is increasing. F. PEABODY. D. BALL.
South Rutland, Tent No. 3, July 22.—Notwithstanding the busy time of haying, which we feared would decrease the attendance and injure the interest, both have increased since our last report. An opposition discourse is announced for next Saturday evening, and we review it at the tent the following evening. Some are deciding to obey, and many are in the valley of decision. The leading papers in the county, those printed at Watertown, are publishing excellent and quite full reports of our meetings. The county is thus becoming acquainted with us and our work, and the way is being prepared for entering other fields. Prejudice is giving way, and the Lord is preparing hearts for the truth. Pray for us, that the Lord may guide us in all our labors. M. H. BROWN. C. C. LEWIS.