THOS. DEMMON by Thos. Demmon

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 5, 1866

THOS. DEMMON

By Thos. Demmon

From Bro. Demmon.

Bro. WHITE: Like Pharaoh's chief butler I remember my faults to day. Bro. Miller's letter in Review brought one to mind. Although a day laborer at the age of fifty, yet I can do a little. As Bro. M. says, "It is the little bricks that help make up the pile." I remember the call that was made, and although late, I will respond by sending my mite, hoping that others will not be ashamed to also send in their tithes, that the Review be not crippled for want of means to publish these glorious truths which we as a people profess to believe.

Dear brethren and sisters, "faith without works is dead, being alone." And when we do the will of God from the heart, we are laying up treasures in Heaven, where moth and rust doth not corrupt. The Review is doing a good work, making many glad hearts. Often one number has repaid me the price of the paper; let us sustain it.

THOS. DEMMON

Port Andrews, Wis.