(Capt. E. Testo). - "Victory! Victory! through the blood," is the cry of our Soldier here. Although we have to encounter persecution from unbelievers, you can still hear the roll-call answered and the war song of the few faithful ones. When we came to reckon up the slain, we find twenty had laid down their arms of rebellion to fight against their God no more. We have already thirty in our ranks praising God for sending The Army here. We have ten in one family, mother, father, four sisters, and four brothers. Drunkards, swearers, and sinners of all kinds, are coming to our Jesus. One brother, at the Experience Meeting, said—"I used to like a wee drop on a Sunday morning; but, thank God, I am at the fountain drinking this morning." Another said -"It was thirty-five years since he was in a place of worship before."
From, "The War Cry," page 3, 1st december 1881.
I do not know where the meetings were held. I do not know where the town is/was, I can only find a road name. I think it must have been very small.