516
(8)
cause
of
God
and
a
glorious
triumph
for
his
faithful
servant.
Now,
dear
brethren
and
sisters,
to
what
time
was
the
book
of
Daniel
sealed,
and
by
what
people
will
it
be
studied
and
understood?
I
hear
you
say,
©“
The
time
of
the
end:
and
by
those
who
believe
in,
and
are
looking
for,
the
coming
of
Christ.”
Then
for
whose
special
benefit
was
this
in-
struction
on
the
question
of
diet
re-
corded
?—For
us.
In
concluding
this
article
I
ask
for
a
careful
study
of
the
words
we
here
give
from
the
pen
of
another
recognized
source
of
authority.
““
Greater
reforms
should
be
seen
among
the
people
who
claim
to
be
looking
for
the
soon
appearing
of
Christ.
Health
reform
is
to
do
among
our
people
a
work
which
it
has
not
yet
done.
There
are
those
who
ought
to
be
awake
to
the
danger
of
meat
eating,
who
are
still
eating
the
flesh
of
animals,
thus
endangering
the
physical,
mental,
and
spiritual
health.
Many
who
are
now
only
half
converted
on
the
question
of
meat
eating
will
go
from
God’s
people
to
walk
no
more
with
them.
“
Ministers
should
be
strictly
tem-
perate
in
their
eating
and
drinking,
lest
they
make
crooked
paths
for
their
feet,
turning
the
lame—those
weak
in
the
faith—out
of
the
way.
If
while
proclaiming
the
most
solemn
and
important
message
God
has
ever
given,
men
war
against
the
truth
by
indulging
wrong
habits
of
eating
and
drinking,
they
take
all
the
force
from
the
message
they
bear.”
—Review
and
Herald,
No.
21,
rgo2,
Also
in
Pacific
Union
Recorder,
Vol.
2,
No.
5.
“
All
are
now
being
tested
and
proved.
Many
to
whom
precious
light
has
been
given
desire
to
return
to
the
fleshpots
of
Egypt.
Many
who
are
supported
by
the
tithe
from
God's
storehouse
are
by
self-indulgence
poisoning
the
life-giving
current
flow-
ing
through
their
veins.
ing
the
light
and
warnings
that
God
‘has
given
during
the
past
twenty-five
Disregard-
ATLANTIC
UNION
GLEANER
or
thirty
years,
some
continue
to
grat-
ify
their
desire
for
flesh-meat.
“
We
are
not
to
make
the
use
of
flesh-meat
a
test.
But
we
may
and
should
consider
the
influence
that
professed
believers
who
use
flesh-
meat
have
over
other
churches.
Those
who
use
flesh-meat
disregard
all
the
warnings
that
God
has
given
concerning
this
question.
They
have
no
evidence
that
they
are
walking
in
safe
paths.
They
have
not
the
slight-
est
excuse
for
eating
the
flesh
of
dead
animals.
“As
God’s
messengers,
shall
we
not
bear
a
decided
testimony
against
the
indulgence
of
perverted
appetite?
Will
those
who
claim
to
be
ministers
of
the
gospel,
proclaiming
the
most
solemn
truth
ever
given
to
mortals,
make
the
stomach
a
cesspool?
God
has
provided
an
abundance
of
fruits
and
grains
which
may
be
healthfully
prepared
and
used
in
proper
quanti-
ties.
Why,
then,
do
men
continue
fp
choose
flesh-meats?
Can
we
possi-
bly
have
confidence
in
ministers
who
at
tables
where
flesh
is
served
join
with
others
in.
eating
it?"—HA.
A.
Burkholder.
“Ir
the
church
is
not
separate
from
the
world,
what
need
is
there
for
a
church?”
THE
BOOK
WORK.
Western
Pennsylvania
Conference,
Week
Ending
October
23,
1903.
Name
|
Place
|
Book
|
Days
|
Hrs
|
Ords
|
Value
|
Helps
|
Total
|
Del'd
W.
J.
Heckman,
Cambria,
DofA
3
12
13.00
13.00
3.25
W.
H.
Zeidler,
Allegheny
Co.,
D&
R
3
6
4
15.60
2.50
18,00
9.50
Mrs.
L.
B.
Trowbridge,
Pittsb’g,
Dof
A
5
20
5
18.25
410
22.35
7.60
T.
O.
Saxton,
Grisemore,
P&P
1
8
38.16
W.
C.
Fleisher,
Allegheny
Co.,
GC
2
9
3
8.25
87
17.00
7.15
F.Daughenbaugh,Huntingdon,Hof
M
1
3
2
3.00
3.00
1.50
C.
F.
Mahr,
Monongahela,
CK
4
26
8
8.00
6.00
1400
2350
J.
W.
and
E.
A.
Mitcheltree,
Pulaski,
Misc
5.15
57
16.00
Totals,
8
Agents,
19
84
22
PORTS
$34.35
§
93.10
$107.85
—————
a
——
rae
Eastern
Pennsylvania
Conference,
Week
Ending
October
23,
1903.
Name
|
Place
|
Book
|
Days
|
Hrs
|
Ords
|
Value
|
Helps
|
Total
|
Del'd
J.
A.
K.
Lichty,
Allentown,
Dof
A
5
29
4
12.75
620
1895
11.60
W.
T.
Hilgert,
Philadelphia,
GC
5
14
2
450
412
8.62
1.62
Henry
K.
High,
Reading,
Hof
M
5
31
1
1.50
800
950
975
S.
H.
Swingle,
Scranton,
Hof
M
3
13
2
250
626
8.75
50
Elsie
M.
Swingle,
Scranton,
Hof
M
3
15
T
9.50
3.25
12
*Mary
Penwarden,
Wyoming,
Hof
M
11
Kil
1
1.25
2425
25.50
7.25
Mary
E.
Diener,
Allentown,
.
PH
4
13
13
3.26
200
5.25
*Mary
E.
Beach,
Lycoming
Co.,
PH
.
80
30.25
39.25
39.25
Totals,
8
Agents,
36
192
110
$74.50
$54.07
£128.57
$69.97
*Four
weeks.
Vermont
Conference,
Week
Ending
October
23,
1903.
Name
|
Place
|
Book
|
Days
|
Hrs
|
Ords
|
Value
|
Helps
|
Total
|
Del'd
Rubie
Roscoe,
Underhill,
P&P
1
3
1
2.25
2.25
4.50
C.
H.
Porter,
Coventry,
18.76
Mrs.
S.
C.
Botsford,
Sof
D
1
1.00
00
1.50
Totals,
3
Agents,
1
3
2
$3.25
$50
$3775
$23.25
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