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Redemption—The Second Advent—The Sufferings of Christ—The Present Truth—Origin and Progress of S. D. Adventists—The Celestial Railroad—The Seventh Part of Time—Ten Commandments not Abolished—The Two Covenants—Address to the Baptists—The Two Thrones—Spiritualism a Satanic Delusion—Samuel and the Witch of Endor—The Third Message of Rev. 14. “And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of Heaven is at hand.” Matt. 10:7. This meeting will be held at Calhoun Lake, three miles from the city of Minneapolis, on the grounds occupied last year, and will commence on Wednesday evening, June 16. The location is a pleasant one, and easy of access from all parts of the Conference, and we earnestly request the brethren of all the churches, and the scattered brethren throughout the Conference, to make a vigorous effort to come to the meeting. We hope that our Scandinavian brethren will make a special effort to attend, as there will be able brethren present to give them instruction in their own languages. Brethren, come in season to be all ready to commence work at the first meeting, and come prepared to stay till the meeting closes. Come with a full determination to seek the Lord earnestly, and devote the time of the meeting to the work of drawing near to the Lord, that he may draw near to us, and grant us a refreshing. Hay and grain will be furnished on the ground at as reasonable rates as they can be afforded, and the stand will be stocked with necessary provisions. Arrangements have been completed with the following-named railroads, to carry those coming to the camp-meeting at reduced fare; viz., West Wisconsin, St. P., M. & M., St. P. & S. C., & S. C. & St. P., M. & L.; and negotiations are pending with the C. M. & St. P. Co., which, it is hoped, will result in securing the same over its lines. If successful, notice will be given next week. For particulars, see notice elsewhere in this week’s paper. We hope for competent help from the General Conference. The Minnesota S. D. A. Conference will hold its next annual session on the camp-ground at Calhoun Lake, near Minneapolis. All the ministers, and officers of the Conference, and the delegates from the churches, are earnestly requested to be upon the ground, if possible, on Friday, the 11th of June, that the business of the Conference may be so arranged and forwarded as not to interfere with the religious interests of the camp-meeting. The delegates are requested to pass in their credentials to the Secretary, Eld. D. P. Curtis, immediately on their arrival on the ground. The Minnesota T. and M. Society will hold its annual session on the camp-ground, near Minneapolis, in connection with the camp-meeting, June 16-21. The directors and secretaries are requested, as far as possible, to be on the ground as early as the 11th, to arrange business, and prepare for the religious exercises of the camp-meeting. The Minnesota Health and Temperance Association will hold its first annual session on the camp-ground, in connection with the other general meetings of the Minnesota Conference, June 16-21. Providence permitting, I will meet with the church in Bloomington, Vt., Sabbath, June 5. There will be opportunity for baptism, if desired. Meeting at the Center, if so arranged. No providence preventing, there will be a two-days’ meeting at Somerset Mills, Me., commencing Friday, June 4, at 7 P. M. All are invited to attend. A two-days’ meeting will also be held at Hartland, commencing June 11, at 7 P. M. There will be opportunity for baptism, if any desire. We hope to see a general gathering of our people. Let all come to work. Providence permitting, I will hold meetings with the church at Soliloquy, W., commencing Sabbath morning, June 5, at 10:30 A. M., and continuing over first-day. Hope to meet Bro. Moury and Rife. I will also hold meetings in West Virginia as Father Foggin may appoint, to commence Sabbath, June 12, and continue over first-day. Will Bro. Foggin please meet me at Belleville on Thursday morning, the 10th of June, with team to convey me and baggage to his house. Farina, Ill., Bro. Ayers appoint, June 4-6.
Newton, “ Sr. Vanderhoof “ “ 10, 11.
Willow Hill, “ Bro. Strader “ “ 12, 13.
Greenup, “ “ “ 15.
Martinsville, “ “ “ 19, 20.
Janesville, “ “ Doyal “ “ 21-23.
Dalton, “ “ J. McKinney “ “ 25-27.
Cerro Gordo, “ “ B. F. Mallernee “ “ 28-30.
Lovington, “ “ June 31, July 1.
Sodorus, “ “ July 2-4.
Champaign, “ Sr. Whitman “ “ 5-7.
Arthur, “ “ “ 9-11. HOW TO GET TO THE MINNESOTA CAMP-MEETING BY RAILROAD.
By H. Grant
TICKETS to the Minnesota camp-meeting and return, good from the 10th to the 25th of June, inclusive, will be sold for one full fare and one-fifth, or sixty per cent of the full fare both ways, at the stations named, on the several railroads, as follows: The West Wisconsin, at Menomonee, Wilson, New Richmond. Those coming on this road will change at St. Paul, to the St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Manitoba, and come to Minneapolis. On the northern branch of this road, at West Union, Sauk Center, and St. Cloud, and on the southern branch, at Benson, Litchfield, Dassel, and Howard. On the St. Paul and Sioux City, at Luverne, Madelia, Mankato, Ottawa, and Le Sueur. On the Minneapolis and St. Louis, at Albert Lea, and all stations from there to Minneapolis. Those who come on this road, and the southern line of the St. P., M. & M. Road, can get off at Cedar Lake, close by the camp-ground, by speaking to the conductors on the trains. Those who come into the city from other directions, will find a steam motor starting from the post-office, on Hennepin Avenue, and running out to Calhoun Lake every hour, and there connecting with a boat crossing the lake to the camp-ground. By special arrangement, the fare on this road will be 20 cts. each way, in companies of five. Single tickets, 25 cents. Those having baggage, can come up to the grounds, and get teams to convey it from the depot to the camp. H. GRANT, Pres. |
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