INTERESTING EXTRACTS by Mrs. Wm. H. Brown

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 27, 1879

INTERESTING EXTRACTS.

By Mrs. Wm. H. Brown

An old acquaintance writes: “Your very welcome postal is at hand, also the papers, which I was in quite a quandary about. Not recognizing the hand-writing, I could form no idea where they came from. You ask me to give my views of their contents. The Christian sentiment of the papers I admire; and I indorse their views of Christianity so far, as they are taught in the Bible. I respect you for your belief, and may God bless your efforts. Shall be pleased to hear from you further upon this subject.”

A lady in Oregon says: “I have subscribed for your paper, and like it very much. I make no profession, but try to place before my children good moral reading. There are several societies of your people here. I think now I will attend their camp-meeting next summer.”

We received a letter from a brother in Minnesota, stating that he had been sending reading matter to his sister in Lewis Co., N. Y., and that she had read and distributed it among her neighbors, and they had read; and all were very anxious to have the living preacher present the truth to them, and wished me to send the letter to some of our ministers to be used as a letter of introduction to her. I accordingly sent it to Eld. Jacob Wilbur, as he lives near there. In reply he says he will go soon. He desires our prayers. May God’s sweet Spirit accompany him, and much good be the result.

MRS. WM. H. BROWN.

Adams Center, N. Y.