This is the last paper that will reach all its readers in this State before the commencement of our coming camp-meeting. With most, no doubt, the question is already decided, which is a very important one to themselves, and of some importance to the meeting; namely, whether they design to attend the meeting or not. If any have decided, or are deciding, not to attend, there is time now to reverse that decision, and we ask you to look the matter over again. It is not our object to reiterate the reasons which have been so forcibly set forth why all should attend, who can consistently do so. We will only say that, if the meeting is according to the will of God for the benefit of his people, the path of duty, with all who are not positively hindered from coming, lies to that meeting; and in the path of duty alone can we expect the blessing.
Some may be hesitating because they have no accommodations provided for staying on the ground. Let none hesitate on that account. All provide themselves with tents who can, and all who cannot, come along just the same, and provision will be made for them.
U. S.
The Camp-Meeting.—R. R. Notice.
By Uriah Smith
The mail and accommodation trains on the M. C. R. R., both east and west, will stop at the camp-ground at Battle Creek from Aug. 5 to Aug. 18. The ground is about a mile and a half west of the city. Those coming from the east will therefore go on past the station in the city, and those coming from the west will stop before they reach the city. For the benefit of those who come on the express trains, and those coming on the Chicago & Lake Huron road, teams will be provided by the committee to take passengers and baggage from the city depots to the ground.
U. S.
A Request.
By ISAAC SANBORN
WILL the President, Secretary, and Treasurer, of the T. & M. Society of the Mo. and Kans. Conf., give their post-office address in the REVIEW?
My P. O. address will be Cassville, Grant Co., Wis., until further notice, in care of G. Ganiard. ISAAC SANBORN.