Extracts from Letters by Editor

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 14, 1858

Extracts from Letters.

By Editor

Sister M. M. Osgood writes from Bronte C. W., Sept. 23d, 1858: "I was glad to read the outspoken feelings of my sisters in regard to dress, as published in the Review. How can any thing that prevents a christian from kneeling until time is taken to arrange the dress, be adding to the glory of God? I have not time, neither does it seem necessary to write more on this subject for publication than has been already written; but to you, I say, lift up your voice against those fashions, which are not only a hindrance to the growth of grace in the heart, but many times an outrage upon the feelings of the modest and virtuous."