Report from Bro. Cornell.
By M. E. Cornell
BRO. WHITE: I have now given six lectures here. The going is bad, but the interest is good. They never heard lectures on the charts before. Books are taken freely. I have commenced to plead for our good papers, and received six subscribers yesterday, and four more this morning, for the Review. Spiritualism was flourishing hereabouts, but I hope we are in time to save some from the awful snare of these seductive spirits. I remain here and hold meetings evenings through this week. Brn. Stratton and Goodrich will be with me over next Sabbath and first-day. A brisk investigation has commenced, and I confidently anticipate an encouraging result. There are many openings here. Who is sufficient for these things? I sometimes wish I could be in twenty places at once. I hope a united prayer will go up for more laborers, whom the Lord can send, and the church approbate. Spiritualism is spreading faster now than usual. How necessary that a timely warning be given. Brethren, pray for us, that the word may have free course, and cause many hearts to rejoice. Cornville, Me., April 25, 1864.