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Review and Herald, Vol. 40, No. 12.

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Earlier text: Vermont Camp-Meeting

Quarterly Meetings in California.

Santa Rosa, Sept. 21 and 22. Bloomfield, “ 28 “ 29. San Francisco, Oct. 5 “ 6. Green Valley, “ 12 “ 13. Petaluma, “ 19 “ 20. Healdsburg, “ 26 “ 27.
Preaching each day at 11 A. M.; other services and meetings notified by letters.
COMMITTEE OF CAL. STATE MEETING.

Business Department.

Not slothful in Business. Rom. 12:11.

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General Conference Fund.

C. H. Tubbs $5.00. Vermont Conference 75.00.

Cash Received on Account.

R. F. Andrews $20.25. A Caldwell 75c. A. S. Hutchins 7.45.

Michigan Conference Fund.

Church at Newton, $19.00.

Book Fund,—$10,000 Wanted.

Amount previously acknowledged. $5152.56.
Miscellaneous. Emily C. Day $3.00. M. O. $2.00. Abraham Condert $4.60.

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To Correspondents.

Jas. Smith. The next term of the school will probably close some time in December next. The best route from your place to Battle Creek, is by the Boston and Albany, N. Y. Central, Great Western, and Mich. Central railways.
L. H. Densmore. On the question of Sunday being the true seventh-day, we refer you to the articles by Bro. Canright, which appeared in Nos. 25, and 26, of Review, last volume, and which have just been issued in pamphlet form, entitled Lost Time. Place this pamphlet in the hands of your friends who deny the present numbering of the days of the week.

Sabbath-Keeping Saw-Mill Owner Seeks Help

The notice from Bro. F. Simonson, Hillsdale, Rock Island Co., Ill., in last Review, called for married men. It should have been unmarried. The case of Bro. S. is one which has peculiar claims upon the attention of Sabbath-keepers, who would like to engage in the work he offers. He is running a saw-mill, employing quite a number of hands; and his Sunday-keeping help, are manifesting their petty spirit of bigotry, in trying to embarrass and hinder his operations in every way in their power, thereby to break him down in his efforts to keep the Sabbath, and induce him to return to Sunday-keeping again. We have no doubt a sufficient number of good reliable Sabbath-keepers will be ready to go to his help when they learn the circumstances in the case.

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Review and Herald · Sep 3, 1872