Note from Bro. Cornell.
By M. E. Cornell
BRO. WHITE: I have just closed a series of thirteen lectures in Providence R. I. The attendance and the interest was good considering the state of things. There had been so many things brought in to distract the people that they were almost afraid to investigate our position. The great burden of some was no resurrection of the wicked, while others were preaching that it was duty to sell all, and give to the cause. The Sabbath cause had also been reproached by inconsistencies of its professed friends. Brn. Lonsdale and Hammond had been struggling along with many discouragements and were glad to have our views set before the people in their true light. Much prejudice has been removed, and there is now a fair prospect of additions to the number of commandment-keepers here. Eight dollars worth of books were taken and five subscribed for the Review. The way is now open for meetings here and Bro. Loughborough is requested to visit them soon as convenient.
M. E. CORNELL.
Providence, Nov. 16th.