South-Western N. Y., and N. W. Pa.
By R. F. Cottrell
My friends who have heard that I was sick will be glad to know that I am in the field again. Have visited the friends at Sugartown and find them holding fast. Brethren from Cottage and Cattaraugus, wishing to encourage them, came to meet them at the same time. So, very unexpectedly to me and them, we met. Had an interesting meeting on the Sabbath, and on first-day the house was well filled with attentive hearers, some of whom were deeply interested. If those who have embraced the truth live so as to recommend it, there will, ere long, be a greater ingathering. My face is toward Corydon, Pa., and I wish to reach out into fields entirely new. My friends will address me at my home address, Ridgeway, N. Y., and their letters will be forwarded to me.