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The Third Angel’s Message in Michigan

By J. Hebner

Bro. J. Hebner writes from Pickering, C. W.: “I have lately returned from northern Michigan from visiting my friends. While I endeavored to explain to them the third angel's message with the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus, I believe that some felt willing to search and see whether these things are so. No sooner do God's people set their feet on the broad platform of apostolic truth, and begin to restore the old paths, than some of the professed ministers and disciples of Christ cry out in the language of scripture, Be not carried about with every wind of doctrine. They seem to be very fearful that the foundation is unsafe. I for one feel willing to walk close up to the great rule, the Bible; and if I am too long or too short, let me be fitted by it accordingly. I feel that I am growing firmer in the present truth.

“I trust that God has a people in St. Clair Co., Mich., who will hear the third angel's message and come out and keep all the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus. If any of the messengers should pass by that way, and preach to them the whole truth, they would be thankfully received. May the Lord of the harvest send some one that way, is my prayer.”

The Work Progressing at West Monroe

Bro. A. Ross writes from West Monroe, N. Y.: “The good work is still progressing at West Monroe. A few more have quite recently started for mount Zion, choosing to suffer affliction with the remnant church rather than to move in the circle of pleasure-loving, power-denying church and people, and are purifying their souls by obeying the truth. While they are waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of their body, they begin to see and feel the important necessity of cleansing themselves from all impurity of the flesh and spirit, and perfecting holiness in the fear of the Lord.”

Letters

Under this head will be found a full list of those from whom letters are received from week to week. If any do not find their letters thus acknowledged, they may know they have not come to hand.

A S Hutchins, E Smith, P A Rockwell, J Whitmore, M B Pierce, N Guider, H Everts, C H Clagget, E Burbridge, Wm W Miller, Jas White, S Kingston, W Bedient, Z Brooks, C F Worthen, L Drake, W Farnsworth, C Seaward, M Emans, F Ramsey, J Kellogg, J N Loughborough 2, G J Hodges, E E Southworth, H C S Carus, L Drew, S Lane, Mary E Cahoon, One without date, name, town, county or State, A Morgan, M Calkins, M A Tilden, H Evans, M E Steward, Chas C Drown, Jos Bates, Jno Byington, B Thomas, A P Patten, F Wheeler, C Kelsey, A L Hart, Wm P Rathbun, W P Hall, H Delap, F Morrow, Jas White, M Hull, S J Voorus, J M Wilkinson, M W Rathbun, T Bryant jr, J Sage, Wm C Cory, J Carpenter, H Rousseau, I Sanborn, J F Hammond, B G Jones, L Bean, J A Wilcox, J Francisco, P Fowler, C P Finch, G W Newman.

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FOR REVIEW AND HERALD.

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REST FOR THE WEARY

From "Revival Melodies" by permission.

REST FOR THE WEARY.

Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1858, by J. W. DADMAN.

He is fitting up my mansion, Which eternally shall stand, For my stay shall not be transient, In that holy, happy land. There is rest for the weary, &c.

Death itself shall then be vanquished, And his sting shall be withdrawn; Shout for gladness, O ye ransomed! Hail with joy the rising morn. There is rest for the weary, &c.

Pain nor sickness ne'er shall enter, Grief nor woe my lot shall share, But in that celestial center, I a crown of life shall wear. There is rest for the weary, &c.

Sing, O sing, ye heirs of glory; Shout your triumph as you go; Zion's gates will open for you, You shall find an entrance through. There is rest for the weary, &c.

Meetings in Wisconsin.

Providence permitting, Bro. and sister White will meet with the brethren in Wisconsin as follows:

Franklin school-house, in the town of Cadiz, five miles west of Monroe, Green Co., commencing sixth-day evening, and holding over Sabbath and first-day, April 7th and 8th.

Also at Mackford, Green Lake Co., the 14th and 15th.

Brethren and sisters coming to this meeting by railroad, will leave the cars at Brandon station, on the Milwaukee and Horicon railroad, where they will find teams to carry them about ten miles to the meeting. Brn. White, Ingraham and Sanborn hope to meet all the preaching brethren of Wisconsin at this meeting, and as many brethren and sisters as possible. Come, brethren and sisters, to this meeting with your souls filled with love to God, and we shall have a good time.

Wm. S. Ingaraham. Isaac Sanborn. James White.

Books Received.

By Editor

A FRIEND has sent us a tract of 68 pages entitled, "Sadduceeism: A Refutation of the Doctrine of the Final Annihilation of the Wicked. By Rev. Israel F. Warren." Published by the Boston American Tract Society. We have seen high commendations of this work from those who hold with the author in this controversy. We intend to notice some of his positions soon.

We have also received from the author a work entitled, "Reasons for the Hope that is in me." Written and published by H. L. Hastings, Providence, R. I. 12 mo. pp. 128, price 50c, paper cover 30c, 4 copies for $1. The general favor with which Bro. H.'s former works have met, will prove no small recommendation in advance for the present issue. We have no doubt that it is what it claims to be—"A stirring book." A further notice may be given when we have time for its perusal.

Business Notes.

By Editor

P. A. Rockwell: Mr. Wilkerson's paper was stopped when the subscription expired; so that there remains $1 subject to your order. How shall it be applied? We send you books to Richford, Vt.

C. Seaward: We send your letter and remittance to Bro. Waggoner.

Lebbeus Drew: Your present remittance pays up your INSTRUCTOR, and 28c over. How shall we appropriate it?

F. Ramsey: You are credited on book for even volumes for the three past vols, xii, xiii & xiv. We however extend your present remittance to xvi,15. We think the present truth has nothing in common with secret oath-bound societies.

C. F. Worthen: We make it right.

J. A. Wilcox: We forward your letter to Bro. White to Knoxville, Iowa.

S. J. Voorus: We have no objection to the arrangement you propose; and accordingly mark Sr. F.'s paper paid to xviii,11.

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