Tent Meeting in Findlay, Ohio.
By M. E. Cornell
Bro. Smith: Our meeting here is now fairly under way. The interest is rising every day. They take off the books as fast as we can make change. Our tent is not near large enough to hold the people. The Post Master of the village of Gilboa, sixteen miles from this place, is urging us very hard to go there; says the people are all waked up to hear. This begins to seem like Michigan. Our labors heretofore have been in hard ground, where much hard labor was required to accomplish very little. But here the people are hungry for the truth, and we are much encouraged. Praise the Lord. The subject of the two-horned beast has stirred up the people wonderfully. This evening a Methodist minister undertakes to show that we misapply the prophecy of the two-horned beast. He has heard but one lecture. More anon. Findlay, O., July 27th, 1857.