p. 294 | Colorado

Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Oct 2, 1879

Colorado.

WE closed our effort with the tent to-day, and we can number about 30, who rest on the Sabbath.

The temperance people are beginning a crusade, and we sold them our tent for enough lacking $20 to buy a new one. The tent expenses have been met by donations and collections, and this is doing well considering the high prices of everything here.

Brother and sister Corless have had to labor under great discouragements, but God has blessed their faithful labors, and now they begin to see good results. He remains to finish the work here, and I go to Longmont to look after the new company there.

Denver, Sept. 23. A. O. BURRILL.

WE have now been in this city four weeks, and have canvassed the main points of our faith. Twenty-four are keeping the Sabbath, three or four of whom embraced the truth before we came. Others are considerably interested, some of whom we hope will yet obey.

We were glad to meet Eld. O. A. Burrill yesterday (Sept. 4), who came to join us in our labor. We expect to remove the tent Monday next to another quarter of the city, where we shall labor to build up those who have already received the truth, and to interest new ones. J. O. CORLISS.