Note from Bro. Canright

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 2, 1866

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 27, No. 5.

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Note from Bro. Canright.

FRIDAY, Dec. 22, I, in company with Bro. Squire and several friends from Ithaca, started for St. Charles. We rode all day through a dense forest of pine, hemlock, &c., without scarcely seeing a house or even a living creature. We thought that this was nearly fulfilling the command, Luke xiv, 23, to carry the message into the "high ways and hedges!"
There was a goodly number of brethren and sisters present from Chesaning, Freemont, &c. Perfect union and harmony prevailed through all our meetings. A strong faith in the message, and a firm determination to stand by God's chosen servants, was expressed by all. We felt as though there were some precious souls here whom the Lord loves. Several manifested a deep interest to hear and investigate the truth. One of our friends from Ithaca here resolved to give his heart to the Lord and keep all his commandments. May God bless him. We all felt mutually encouraged to persevere in well doing. D. M. CANRIGHT.