COLORADO by A. O. Burrill

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 9, 1879

COLORADO

By A. O. Burrill

Denver, Sept. 23.—We closed our effort with the tent to-day, and we can number about thirty who observe the Sabbath.

The temperance people are beginning a crusade, and we sold them our tent for enough, lacking twenty dollars, to buy a new one, although it had been run two years. The tent expenses have been met to within one dollar, and this is doing well, considering how expensive it is to live here. In Michigan, sixty-six cents will buy as much as one dollar here.

Brother Corliss has labored under great discouragements, but God has blessed his faithful labors, and he now begins to see good results. He remains here to close up the work, and I go to-morrow to Longmont, to help the young company there. This will be my address until further notice. Brethren and sisters, pray for the cause in Colorado. A. O. BURRILL.