Accident by Wm. H. Graham.

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 15, 1869

Accident.

By Wm. H. Graham.

BRO. WARREN E. LANDON of Chaplin, Ct., while engaged in chopping, March 28, 1869, was crushed beneath a falling tree, and nearly killed. His son, a lad of sixteen, was with him, and had to cut the log before he could get it off him. Bro. L. thought he could not live, as did also the physician who was called. Several days and nights we watched over him not knowing how it would turn. In the kind providence of God, however, he is now slowly recovering, although he will probably not be able to work for six months or a year, and perhaps will never again be sound. It is a heavy stroke for Bro. and Sr. Landon as they have a large family dependent upon his daily labor (blacksmithing) for support. If any of the brethren would esteem it a privilege to help them a little in this time of affliction it will be gratefully received. His address is Chaplin, Conn.

WM. H. GRAHAM.

Mansfield Center, Conn., May 18, 1869.