QUITMAN, GEORGIA by C. O. Taylor

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 5, 1877

QUITMAN, GEORGIA.

By C. O. Taylor

When I came here last fall, I brought about two hundred pounds of reading matter, back numbers of the REVIEW, REFORMERS, and INSTRUCTOR. I am satisfied they have done much good by causing many to examine the Sabbath question. I have often asked, What do you think of the Sabbath? The reply has been, I think you have it. I am out of REFORMERS; the REVIEWS are running low. A box will be sent from Adams Center as soon as enough can be gathered there. Will our brethren who have back numbers of either, and who wish to have some interest in this southern field, send them to J. L. Green, Adams Center, Jefferson Co., N. Y., soon? It has done me much good to see with what eagerness the papers have been received. Many times a dozen hands are held out at once to receive them.

I find some Advent faith among the people. Many believe we are in the last days, and are looking with interest to passing events. I spoke in the court house yesterday to a large audience on the home of the redeemed. The editor of one of the papers remarked that he had believed for some time that the earth would be the home of the saints. So far as I have seen, our brethren need have no fears in coming South to proclaim the truth. We are treated very kindly. C. O. Taylor.