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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, November 25, 1884

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 61, No. 47

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TEXAS

By W. S. Cruzan

HUMPHREY, ETC.—I commenced labor at the Douglas school-house, Collin Co., Sept. 26. Gave fourteen discourses; but on account of the drouth postponed labor at that place for the present. Several were much interested and requested me to return and continue the lectures at the earliest opportunity. Commenced labors at Van Sickle, Hunt Co., Oct. 19. The interest was good at the first, but the last two weeks the Methodists held a camp-meeting within two miles of our place, and greatly reduced our audience. Many are convinced of the truth, but seem to be halting between two opinions. Remained at the above place three weeks. Book sales amounted to $2.50. The friends met all expenses. Spoke at this place for the first time last evening, with a good audience. Pray for us.
W. S. CRUZAN.
Nov. 11.