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Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · April 1, 1880

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 55, No. 14

MINNESOTA

Canby, Lincoln Co., March 21.—The Lord has given me freedom in presenting the message before the people here. Many have listened with attention to the word spoken. The Lutheran priest is doing all he can to keep the people away from our meetings, and warn his members against me. Have preached eight times. I intend to stay another week, at least, and after faithfully doing my duty, leave the result with the Lord.

Will the dear people of God remember me in their prayers? C. NELSON.

Kasota, March 22.—I have been laboring in this vicinity about four weeks. Some have covenanted to keep the commandments of God, and others are deeply interested. Indeed, the interest, which was good from the first, deepened and widened until the close of the meetings.

Last Sabbath a Sabbath-school was held in the school-house. Twenty were present, and the interest was good. Sold some copies of the Song Anchor, and obtained eight subscribers for the REVIEW. We earnestly desire that this people may be sanctified through the truth. W. B. HILL.