Request for Lectures at Carey
By Editor
A. Shoemaker writes from Carey, Wyandot Co., Ohio: "I should be very much rejoiced if it were possible for some of the messengers to give a course of lectures in this place this summer. I think there might be some converted to the truth. We are a church-going people. There are now in this village two churches, and two more to be built this Summer, and the most of the members have never spent a moment's thought upon the Sabbath question. I have lent books on the subject to quite a number. They generally reply that it makes no difference which day of the seven is kept, so that one day is kept holy. It would be very satisfactory if arrangements could be made so that there could be a course of lectures delivered here this summer. Carey is situated on the Mad River and Lake Erie railroad, that leads from Sandusky city to Cincinnati, and at the Junction of the Findlay Branch, which is the most direct route to Gilboa." We call the attention of those who may labor in Ohio this Summer to this request.—Ed.