To the Laborers in Ohio.
By A. B. UNDERWOOD
BRO. WHITE: The Sabbath-keepers in Wayne wish, through the Review, to request Bro. Van Horn to make arrangements so that when he attends the Orwell Quarterly Meeting (if consistent with his other arrangements for labor), he can visit us also in Wayne, some ten miles further east. If the visit cannot be over the Sabbath, we would be glad to have a week-day appointment, agreed upon at the Quarterly Meeting. There is an increasing desire with us, to be organized into a church. We desire a visit with reference to that object, if thought advisable. There has been no messenger here since we first listened to the “third angel’s message,” by Bro. Waggoner and Ingraham with the Ohio tent. We are not without our trials; but the Lord wants a tried people. The most are still striving to overcome through the blood of the Lamb. Pray for us. Yours in hope of eternal life.