A YOUNG man wants outdoor employment of any kind among or near Sabbath-keepers. Address, W. R. Chase, Brattleboro, Vt.
Young Man Seeks Farm Work Near Battle Creek
A STRONG young man wishes to work on a farm for a Sabbath-keeper near Battle Creek, during vacation of College. Address, F. A. Hall, Battle Creek College, Mich.
Only One Way to Keep the Commandment
By John Wesley
THERE is only one way of keeping the commandment; for we do not properly keep it, unless both the thing done, the manner of doing it, and all the circumstances, are right.—John Wesley.
European Press.
We, the undersigned, regard it a great privilege to donate to the Lord, for the European press, under the care of our worthy missionary, Elder J. N. Andrews, One Hundred Dollars each, and invite nine others to join us in raising $10,000.
James White....$100
John Morrison....100
Geo. I. Butler....100
D. M. Canright .. 100
Newel Grant......100
August Rasmussen 100
An Iowa Brother...100
Emily Leighton...100
S. A. McPherson..100
“A friend in N.E.” 100
“W. P. A. M.”...100
Chas. L. Boyd....100
Freeman Nichols...100
A. H. B. .......100
D. A. Owen.......100
Wm. B. Mason .. 100
J. N. Loughboro’ 100
J. S. Wicks......100
Reuel Stickney .. 100
C. Clark & wife..100
W. A. Pratt......100
C. McNeil .......100
Mary R. Stem ... 100
Jane Roland.......100
E. Green & wife ..100
Susie D. .........100
A. A. Bradford ...100
J. S. Hart, ......100
O. S. Briggs & wife, 100
Jacob Shively....100
M. C. Israel......100
Right hand.......100
A friend.........100
V. B. J. .........100
G. W. Colcord and wife ....100
L. McCoy.........100
“Thank-offering” 100
S. A. McCoy......100
Adolph Gomez....100
J. W. Lucas & wife........100
Mrs. S. A. McPherson........100
A friend in Mich. 100
Geo. Leighton .. 100
Lavina Haughey 100
Eli Glascock....100
Wm. Harper....100
E. H. Root.....$100
Wm. Ings......100
C. Comings & wife 100
Chas. Chittenden..100
E. W. Whitney...100
R. G. Lockwood...100
W. H. Hall...100
Betsey Landon...100
S. N. Haskell....100
C. K. Farnsworth..100
M. Wood.........100
Mrs. Getman (deceased).........100
C. B. Tower.........100
A. T. Stickney...100
Mrs. J. L. James 100
A. La Rue......100
B. N. Berry......100
M. J. Bartholf ..100
A Bro. in Minn....100
Mary Crouch....100
H. C. Stone......100
B. L. Whitney ..100
Thomas Alverson 100
S. B. D. .......100
E. Lobdell........100
Lucretia Day.....100
A Bro. & Sr. in New England.....300
S. H. King........100
Elden H. Pullen...100
A. C. Woodbury & wife........100
James Harvey.....100
John Ely.........100
D. Ann Albin.....100
J. Q. A. Haughey...100
I. Sanborn........100
A. S. Hutchins....100
R. M. Kilgore & wife.........100
A believer in New York ..........100
W. Sanborn........100
Mary C. Bowers....100
Mrs. H. Craw......100
Henry Shultz and wife........100
D. T. Biggs.......100
My address is Elk Horn, Shelby Co., Iowa. John F. Hanson.
My address, for the present, is Hebron, Thayer Co., Nebraska. J. N. Ayers.
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Books Sent by Express.
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Books Sent by Freight.
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Mich. Conf. Fund.
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Cash Rec'd on Account.
I A Olmstead $5.35, D M Cartwright 10.00.
Book Fund.
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Danish Mission.
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Gen. Conf. Fund.
Iowa Conference $500.00, N W Nichols (s n) 4.35.
Centennial Expense.
Vt T & M Society $12.00.
Texas Mission.
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S. D. A. E. Society.
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This Week’s Paper:
By Editor
As this number of the paper closes the volume, we give up the last page to the index, and have less of general matter. But we think the reader will find it nevertheless an interesting number. It would be too much to expect that every reader would be interested in every article, but we aim to make the paper of as general interest as possible, and still ask the assistance of our correspondents which has been so effectual in the past.
A Man Converted to Sabbath Truth by a Priest
An interesting item will be found in this number respecting a man who received his first light on the Sabbath question from a Catholic priest. This is the most improbable work we should look for from that class of people; but it shows how not only the wrath of man can be made to praise the Lord, but how error can be also overruled to lead to the truth.
Encouraging Progress Reports and Camp-Meeting Successes
The reports in the progress department this week are not so numerous as at some times, but so far as they go are quite encouraging. But the deficiency is more than made up by good reports that are coming in from the camp-meetings that have thus far been held. These have been great successes in which we have reason to rejoice.