Report from Bro. Cornell.
By M. E. Cornell
BRO. WHITE: Since coming to Maine I have given thirty lectures in two new places. But the going has been bad most of the time, and strong prejudice existing, so that my audiences have been small. Some $15,00 worth of books have been taken, thirteen have subscribed for the Review and two for the Instructor. Meetings are now established in a new place, and some twelve or fifteen have decided to obey the truth. There is a brisk investigation going on which I trust will decide several more. Many are reading their Bibles. Over 50 copies of the Assistant have been taken. One man said he had not read the Bible so much in four years, as he had during these lectures. I find enough to do here. I cannot fill half the calls for labor in new fields. The harvest is great, and time is short. May the Lord send more laborers.
M. E. CORNELL.
Palmyra, Maine, April 11th.