GLEANINGS FROM THE FIELD.
OHIO, Darlington. — Under date of April 20, Eld. A. M. Mann, says he has visited nearly all the churches in the district once or twice during the last quarter. Three have embraced the truth. He raised two clubs for the SIGNS, of ten copies each; received on book sales, $38.56; for periodicals, $20.60. MAINE, Portland. — Bro. J. B. Goodrich writes; Since my last report two more have united with the church, and regular Sabbath meetings have been established at the Sons of Temperance Hall, 565½ Congress street. Aroostook County. — Bro. R. S. Webber reports his labors in this county. Some who had been discouraged have started anew, and seven were baptized. Most of the ministers report great difficulty in laboring on account of bad weather and roads, which have prevented people attending meetings. As these difficulties remove, and opportunity is again given, it is to be hoped the brethren will see the necessity of “redeeming the time,” and working with renewed zeal and activity.