Meetings in St. Clair Co., Mich.
By J. B. Frisbie
Bro. White: I have been lecturing about three miles south-west from St. Clair, where I was invited. I remained there over three weeks. There was quite a good interest. Some were convinced on the Sabbath question, who I think will keep it; others took books and wanted to read before making up their minds. Opposition came in on most every side, and prejudice was strong; but it seemed to wear away at the close. I visited Memphis one Sabbath, and met Bro. Bates there. There seems to be a good work done by the means of Brn. Cornell, Lawrence and Van Horn, with the tent. I am glad to see the work go on. It strengthens the hearts of God's people. I found Bro. D. T. Daniel's family from Ulysses, Pa. in St. Clair city. I was sorry to find him quite sick with the intermittent fever, having suffered a relapse. Those who were keeping the Sabbath I trust were strengthened in view of the Advent near, by our lectures. May the Lord speed on his work and give power to his messengers. Yours in love of the truth.
J. B. Frisbie.