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Publishing Committee · Saratoga Springs, N. Y. · Oct 21, 1851

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 2, No. 6.

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LETTERS.

By William Camp

[From Bro. Camp.]

DEAR BRO. WHITE: Having called at the Post Office and not finding a paper for me, as I was in hopes, and thinking you had dropped my name from your list, I sit down here in the office to let you know that I want the paper continued. For in it I find the spirit of life to my soul. Though I am poor as to this world's goods, yet the Lord thinketh upon me, and I have been for years looking for, and loving that blessed hope of the appearing of our Saviour Jesus Christ.
The 17th day of last July, the truth of God's Holy Sabbath was proclaimed to me, which I had been trying to know for years. I received it, and it made me free, and I talked this truth to others around me; but they call me crazy, to cover up the truth.
The seventh day came, and I obeyed it as the Holy Sabbath. My companion and children opposed me; but my companion, after a few days, yielded to the force of eternal truth, and laid her good name, and all earthly honor upon the altar, and received the light of truth, and is now waiting with me, with patience for our Deliverance.
Yours in the patient waiting, WILLIAM CAMP.
Williamstown, (Vt.,) Oct. 10th, 1851.