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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, March 17, 1885

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 62, No. 11

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LOUISIANA

By G. G. Hurst

NEW ORLEANS.—Feb. 19-23 I was at New Orleans. While so many are there seeking pleasure, I was glad to find that God had a few there for the purpose of spreading the light of the last message. While I was there, Bro. Vickery, of Illinois, and Bro. Woodbury, of Wisconsin, came to engage in the good work. The way to accomplish the desired result seems to be opening more favorably than at any time since the work commenced. Several Bible-readings were held during my visit, and Bro. Owen spoke, upon invitation, in a Presbyterian church. Sunday nearly two dollars worth of Signs were sold, at five cents a copy. The people at the Exposition inquire about the work, and seem anxious to read. Probably one hundred are daily supplied with reading matter, and register names.
The meeting of the workers on the Sabbath was excellent. The Spirit of God was present with us. If a score of devoted workers could be in New Orleans from now till the close, the truth would surely be extended in the South at least.
G. G. Hurst.