THIS meeting was deeply interesting. Bro. J. N. Andrews was present to preach the word. The narrow way to life was pointed out with vividness, and we trust that the church and those present will be greatly benefited. This will be the case, unless the solemn exhortations and admonitions are suffered to escape like water from a leaky vessel. The serious and earnest work of preparation for the judgment to which the church are being called by the chosen servants of God, indicates that the work is soon to be brought to a close. Let us work while we may. R. F. COTTRELL.
Note from New Vineyard, Me.
By Dudley Marvin Canright; L. L. Howard
We have been here three weeks. Much of the time it has been very bad weather; yet the attendance has been very good and the interest increasing. Six or eight have decided to keep the Sabbath; several back-sliders have taken up the cross again; and many more are deeply convicted. Opposers have killed themselves, so that we now have the Unionhouse all to ourselves, and have the sympathy of most of the village. They raised $13.28 the other day for our board, &c. We hope to see a good work here. Pray for us.
D. M. CANRIGHT.
L. L. HOWARD.
March 15.
Notice.
By LEVI. H. ROBERTS.
If any of the readers of the Review have ever known one Jehial Roberts, a cooper by trade, who lived in the State of N. Y. about thirty years ago, or any of his relatives in later years, they will confer a great favor on a near relative of the deceased by addressing a few lines to
LEVI. H. ROBERTS.
Croton, Newaygo Co., Mich.
Bro. White's notice of “Life Incidents,” as given below, should have appeared in last week's Review. It was omitted by mistake.
We referred to it last week in the notice of the “two new books forthcoming,” supposing it was duly inserted.
J. M. A.
G. L. HOLIDAY, Albany, Wis.: The questions you ask, will be fully answered in due time in Life Incidents.
JAMES WHITE.
We would say to Brn. Morey, Salisbury, Perry, Wood, Haskell, Butler, Cummings, Burtis, Bunce (for W. C. W.), and to sisters Gates and Washburn, that their liberalities are gratefully received.
JAMES WHITE,
ELLEN G. WHITE.
BIBLE CLASS REPORT.—The last two Sabbaths having been observed as fast days, no sessions of the Bible class were held, and in consequence we have had no report for two numbers of the paper. They will be resumed next week, if nothing prevents.
W. C. G.
The P. O. Address of Eld. J. N. Loughborough till after Conference is Battle Creek, Mich.