self. I can say that I thank God for sending you to Chelsea; for it has brought me nearer to my Lord and Master than ever before; and may God give you strength to preach the gospel according to his Word, which I know you do, as I have followed you through all your Scriptural lessons.

May God bless you! Please accept this small offering from your friends,

BYRON AND MATILDA WIGHT.

CHELSEA, APRIL 14, 1889.

TO MY BELOVED BROTHER, H. O. Wills, who led me a sinner from the path of sin to the path of righteousness, and brought comfort to our earthly home: I pray that God may reward him in heaven, and that we may all meet in that new Jerusalem.

JOHN R. THOMAS.

CHELSEA, MICH.

BROTHER WILLS,-I do believe you are a sincere, true Christian, and that good has and will attend your work here in Chelsea, and that it will continue to bear fruit after you are gone.

I like your pictures and plan of working. You have done me and my family good; and if I may say a word, it would be, Hurl as much Scripture at the wrong-doer as you can; put it on thicker and faster and more of it. "Thus saith the Lord God." But do n't waste one precious moment scolding them. It is not right to hold it against them when Jesus said, "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do." Yours truly,

E. L. FREER.

CHELSEA, April 14, 1889.

BROTHER H. O. WILLS,—May God bless you for what you have done, with his help, in saving my father and me!

God bless you and crown you with success!

MR. H. O. WILLS:

MISS LIZZIE PAGE.

CHELSEA, April 14, 1889.

DEAR BROTHER,-I am sure that one who is so zealous in the cause of our Master as yourself will hear, "Well done, good and faithful servant," at the last great day.

EMMA R. KEMPF.

WILLS AT SAUGATUCK.

JULY 13, 1889.

DEAR BROTHER,-You gave us envelopes to fill with good news; and we do jointly agree with God to hold you up to the throne of grace, that you may continue on, and become such a servant for God that you can bring souls to him by the thousands, with your banners and the way you have explained God's Word to us.

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We have looked into our hearts, and have seen the dark corners that were there, and by God's help we are willing to obey his laws. Brother, you have done us a wonderful sight of good, and it is through faith that we do believe that God has chosen you as a teacher. our Heavenly Father bless you, and put into your mouth words sharper than a two-edged sword, that may send the truth home to the poor sinner's heart; and that he will give up and do as we have done, and say, "Father, be merciful to me, a sinner."

May God be with you and bless you! is our prayer. Amen.

MR. AND MRS. J. D. MYERS.

SAUGATUCK, MICH., July 13, 1889.

DEAR BROTHER WILLS,-God bless you in

your work! With all my heart do I indorse you; and have, with God's blessing, profited from the Bible teachings.

MRS. J. Q. NIES.

SAUGATUCK, MICH., July 13, 1889.

MR. WILLS, BROTHER IN CHRIST:

We have no criticisms to make. We do thank you for making the Bible so plain to us, and also our duty to God.

Please accept what we are able to give. It is freely given, and we only wish we had more to give.

MR. AND MRS. FRANK CARMON.

WILLS AT NEW LOTHROP.

NEW LOTHROP, MICH., January 13, 1889. Please accept this small amount of money. I wish it was ten times as much. I believe that money in your hands, through God, will be the means of doing a wonderful amount of good. Praise God that his Spirit led you to New

Lothrop! The good you, by the grace of God, have brought to this place, can not be told in words; and the prayers of my wife and myself are, that God will keep you, and bless you and yours; and that wherever you go, success may attend you in winning souls to Christ. Your way of working just suits us.

Yours,

MR. AND MRS. O'DELL.

NEW LOTHROP, MICH., Jan. 19, 1889.

BROTHER H. O. WILLS,-May God give you great power and strength to perform the duties which he has laid out for you to do!

We thank God that he ever showed you where to carry the worms when fishing for the souls of All honor and praise be to his holy name!

inen.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis.

NEW LOTHROP, MICH., Jan. 20, 1889.

To MR. AND MRS. WILLS:

DEAR BROTHER AND SISTER IN CHRIST,— May you long live to do good and win souls to God, ever keeping thyself humble before God, and when your work on earth is done, may you be gathered safe in the arms of Jesus! is my prayer.