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Show ()v January i'llih, Kldor Jamea Woolstriihulmo wrote the Millennial Mar. from ItKbdale. "About two wctks slnco, au mictions tr nnmotl aritnwooil, of Urlnisby, I141 now In Ihutowuof lleyw-ooil, give notice that hu would furiilah lilt largo lent free to uny one drtlrlug to preat h the Oosjud. '1 11, si rr rt.i-"-i, Thinking this a good time loprew tit lhe(loalinthevrle, I visited him u I Md him who I was llessldtic could have Ihe use of Ihe lent, and also stated that he would atiiniiiliio It nt lib sain tat.li evening. On Hunday evening, the ISIh, Jlrullirn J, C. Cutler, Cut-ler, 1'. M Dugdalenndt held Hireling, hut the wtathtr being eilrmirly cold, not many tto l lo listen. I Jist even lug, however, llrother Duglaloand I, and a few of Ihe Halnls, had a good time holding tmelliig I n this same tent; Utweriilhreoand four hundred strangers strang-ers attended and gave strict attention. Wo highly appreciated Hie favor accorded ac-corded lotis. During thetwo evenings wo distributed l&OOtratta." |