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Canvassers’ Report for two Weeks
Ending May 27, 1898.
J. M. Little ~~ P..J..
G. Henrikson “ou
A. Hawley “oe
H. Christenson ee
H. Shelstad Ce
$48.10 $4.30 65 $4.00
30.50 4.27 110 1.81
5.25 50 © 51 3.05
760 135 40 1.05
33.20 415 89 70
*D,A.Deedon G. C. 650 .50 43 65
Mrs. Mec Guire C.K.&C.0.S.15.25 6.25 26%
Margeret Goodman 16.75 44
Julia Johnson se 575 31 1.56
*C. L. Butterfield se 2.75 145 27 1.65
I. T. Andrus “ 11.00 2.10 7 97
¥*Mary Vigdor “ 2.00 2.00 8 .05
Ernestine Reichel 1.00 225 14
1.56
$185.65 $28.12 49514 $17.05
*These reports are for one week.
Camp-meeting is now over and we hope soon to
have a good full report from those in the field, and
from those who will enter the field again.
Be careful that passion or self importance
are not presented to the world or the church
for religion.
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O, that all the wealth spent needlessly and
foolishly could be laid up in the treasury of
heaven! Is there anything in the above state-
ment for you to ponder?
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Mrs. D. E. Scoles left the Camp-ground
the first of the week for an extended visit to
her relatives in Washburn, Mo. She went via
St. Louis down the Mississippi River on the
steamer.
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The four legs of the chair in which an-
cient Sodom took her ease and went to ruin,
and in which modern Sodom is riding to the
same end are, pride, fulness of bread, abund-
ance of idleness and failure to strengthen the
hand of the poor and needy.
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When a great sinner becomes acquainted
with a great Saviour the result is a great sal-
vation. If the Christian always stands ready
to present the ‘‘shield of faith” to the enemy
no harm can come to him from the poisoned
arrows of sin; as their force will always be
broken by the shield.
Book| . Val ' ValoH. Hours Ex.
One very significant statement niade by
Elder Erwin at the  Camp-meeting was that
the rejection of the light: on: healthful: living
by Seventh-day Adventists was the principle
reason they were living on such a low plane,
and proved it from reading the Testimonies.
t*Missionary Magazine.”
Do vou read the Missionary Magazine, formerly
Home Missionary? The June number has just come to
our notice filled with the most interesting reading.
In the Special Topic Department we notice several
interesting articles upon different parts of Africa, as
follows : “Africa and Modern Missions”, “Our
Mission in Matabeleland”, ‘‘South Africa, Hausa-
land”, “Gold Coast, Personal Experiences on West
Coast”. There are two other departments just as in-
teresting, the next of which is the “Home Depart-
ment”, and the other, ‘Among our Missionaries’ in
different parts of the world. No one has asked the
writer to write this, neither is it an advertisement ;
but we do feel that if any one becomes a subscriber
to this good, live, cheap (25 cents per year) paper by
reading this note, it will be accomplishing a good
missionary work.
THE Sabbath-school lessons will be on the
book of Genesis for the next six months. Dur-
ing that time and that time only, the following
special discounts will be 'made by us on
“Helps” to its study : Mount of Blessing, in
cloth, Patriarchs and Prophets, and Gospel
in Creation in all bindings, will be discounted
50 per cent; Testimony on FKEducation,
Healthful Living, and Christian Education,
no discount.
These books are the best helps we know
of in studying book of Genesis, and are all
written by Mrs. E. G. White but one. Write
for prices to Minnesota Tract Society.
HAviNG met loss by fire, we have been un-
able to answer inquiries or fill mail orders
promptly. But are now prepared to supply all
Health Foods; nuts, nut foods, malt, nut but-
ter mills, & c. at the lowest market prices.
Address, Chicago Health Food Co. Limited,
898 N. T'alman Ave., Chicago, Ill.
14 1bs. Fine large Cal. Prunes for $1.00; 11
Ibs. Choice Evaporated Peaches for 1.00; Fancy
Apricots 25 hs. box lots for 9¢ per lb.; Choice
Peaches 25 lbs. box lots for 84¢ per lb., less than
box lots 4c more per lb.; Good 3 Crown Raisins
Tc per 1b.; Good Seedless Raisins 6c per Ib.;
Best Peanuts No. 1 Spanish or Hand picked Vir-
ginia’s 6¢ per 1b., 100 lbs. lots 5c. We are sel-
ling scores of our Nut Mills. Have plenty more
of them for $1.75 each. M. A. Winchell,
3621 1st Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn.