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Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · March 11, 1880

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 55, No. 11

OHIO

Norwalk.—Since my return from the Institute at Corsica, I have labored with the scattered Sabbath-keepers in this vicinity. I have visited nearly all the members of the Norwalk church, and find them firm in the truth; have also held eight meetings, with fair attendance and good interest. The truth is finding its way to the hearts of many, and several will keep all of the commandments.

I obtained eleven subscribers to our periodicals, and sold a good number of books and tracts.

Sunday evening, Feb. 29, we held a temperance meeting at East Norwalk. Twenty-nine signed the pledge, only three of whom are Sabbath-keepers.

Wm. Beebe.

Mesopotamia, March 2.—Since the Institute in Ohio, I have visited all the Sabbath-keepers in Windsor, Huntsburg, Bloomfield, Orwell, Wayne, and Williamsfield. Each family has the REVIEW, or soon will have it, also Testimony No. 29. We held meetings in most of the above places with profit. Some have given up the truth or have become greatly discouraged within the past few months.

Brethren, let us be Bible Christians, live the truth in our families, be channels of light to the world, by example and by our means supporting the cause of the third angel’s message.

At Williamsfield, we were invited, both afternoon and evening, to speak to Eld. Miller’s congregation in the Congregational church. The Lord gave freedom, and many gathered around us as inquirers anxious to learn more of the truth.

B. A. Underwood.