TO THE FRENCH IN ILLINOIS.
By Daniel T. Bourdeau
QUITE a number of the French brethren from these parts are going to camp-meeting. May we not expect that a corresponding effort will be put forth by the French in other places? If this is done, there will be preaching in the French language on the camp-ground a part of the time. Come, brethren, a little extra effort will enable you to attend this yearly gathering. Do not give way to slight obstacles. It may be the last privilege of this kind that many of us will attend; and if we fail to improve upon this opportunity while we can, we may expect to be the losers. We had quite a rally of the French under the tent last Sabbath. Three of the youth resolved to serve the Lord.