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of love to our blessed Savior and our fellow-creatures. We putout Arp slips a part of two days, going out Saturday withDAWNS, rather timid at first, but taking fresh courage as wewent from house to house, Mrs. H. taking one side of the streetand I the other. You would be encouraged to see with what vimand cheerfulness she goes about the work, which we followedclosely all day, working about 8 hours, and selling 22 DAWNS.Very tired at night, this being the first. Becoming acquaintedwith the Pastor of the United Brethren Church, I was asked topreach for them. Accepting the invitation, I did so in the evening(Sunday), to a very attentive audience, the announcement havingbeen given out at morning service. This was my first sermonfrom an orthodox pulpit. I will preach on next Sunday, at 3P.M., to the prisoners at the State Prison, God willing. This maynot reach you by that time; however, let your prayers be that thegood seed sown may bring forth an hundred fold. May we haveyour daily prayers for God's blessing upon our weak efforts inthe work out here. Monday, the 14th inst., not working all day,sold 33 DAWNS, making 55 sold, leaving 45 on hand. Thus yousee we shall soon be out of DAWNS, so we order 200 more tothis place, sending to the Tower Publishing Co. money for theseand for two TOWER subscriptions.Mrs. H. is very much delighted with traveling and sellingDAWNS. Our little girl, Georgia, is at Corvalis, Oregon, goingto school, and we are free from the common hindrances of thislife, and thank God for his kind providence. We are at workselling DAWN and talking of the truth as we have opportunity.I have many things to ask you, but can not worry you anylonger. Mrs. H. joins in love to Mrs. A. and yourself. Write asyou have opportunity.Yours in Christian Fellowship and Work,H. H. HYATT.Portsmouth.DEAR BRO. RUSSELL:--Until the glad tidings came to methrough DAWN, doubt and unbelief held sway. I could neverreconcile God's Word and love with orthodox teachings, andconsequently was groping in darkness. After a careful readingand study of The Plan of the Ages, I am convinced that it is thekey to the proper interpretation of the Scriptures. Harmonycould never prevail to the extent it does, unless truth were thefoundation. My whole nature has been changed in reference tothe future, and I can now serve God through love, without a fearthat when I am laid away I will be consigned to eternal torment.I now see clearly that God has something grand in store-- anaccumulation of six thousand years of work, all for the benefitof our race during the next thousand. What a glorious time theMillennium will bring to those who want to be saved.