It Is Not the Old British Spirit of Liberty.
By Editor
Is it the present? For instance, a brother, Mr. Matt. J. Allen, writes us from Hamilton, Ontario, that God had greatly blessed the church in that place in the increase of twenty-six members in little over a year. Needing a church, one was found suitable in size and price, and for sale; but when it was learned that Sabbath-keepers wanted it, it was taken off the market. Another real estate dealer had it for sale, but not to those who observe the same Sabbath that Christ did. Three persons were ready for baptism; but the lake being frozen, Brother Allen went to two different Protestant churches to obtain the use of a baptistery, but both refused. Baptists ought to remember the days of old. But let our brethren hold no malice. "The good can well afford to wait."