A Good Word from Virginia.
A FRIEND writes from Westmoreland Co., Va., March 22, 1874, as follows:— EDITORS OF REVIEW AND HERALD: Having, through the kindness of an old friend who has been scattering broadcast tracts, pamphlets, and reading matter in general, from your Office (and I believe at his own expense) been permitted to examine for myself, I find the Bible to be a new book, unfolding new truths, displaying the wisdom and goodness of God and exposing the “blind leaders of the blind,” till I feel ashamed of my own ignorance. Yet I thank the Lord that present truth has reached the “Old Dominion,” and humbly hope that many others may be benefited by an examination of the same. My friend says he is going to ascertain if a preacher cannot visit this country. May the Lord speed the day. I think good would be accomplished.