Santa Ana Camp-Meeting.
By Editor
A NOTE from Elder Loughborough, dated Oct. 20, gives the following concerning the camp-meeting, which is now just over. We hope to hear more next week:— "The camp is in a park of pepper trees, near to the center of the town. We have twenty-four tents on the ground, and about one hundred campers. The interest in the meeting is good. Harmony and peace are in the camp, and the interest and outside attendance evenings are good. We are holding a Sabbath-school convention each morning from nine to ten o'clock. We have already had two interesting sessions, and expect to have at least two more. We have a Biblical Institute from 10:30 to 11:45, each day. These, with children's meetings, missionary meetings, etc., give us about nine meetings a day. The time is well filled, and yet there is ample time for exercise between meetings. The camp-meeting seems to be accomplishing much good for our people. Last Sabbath afternoon about forty came forward for prayers; some of these were those just starting in the way."