DEAR BRO. WHITE:—Brn. Sperry and Buck have been laboring in this vicinity, and I trust their faithful labors will long be remembered by those who are trying to keep the commandments of God. I truly thank God for the third angel’s message, and I rejoice much to hear from the saints scattered abroad. May the Lord help us all to be faithful, that at last we may receive a crown of glory, which the righteous Judge will give the faithful at his coming. We have many trials to pass through; but we have the blessed promise that we shall not be tempted above that we are able to bear. Then let us go on in the strength of the Lord: for victory will turn on Zion’s side. Let us do the best we can to sustain this glorious cause of present truth. The solemn time in which we live calls for much self-denial. I wish, for one, to live more of a self-denying life, that I may better imitate the Great Pattern. Pray for me and the remnant in Plattsburg. Though despised by this world, soon shall we gain the victory over the beast and his image, and stand upon Mount Zion, to sing the song that no man could learn but those who were redeemed from among men. O glorious thought! Shall I be there with that happy number who shall shout victory on the sea of glass. We have but little time to work for God, and prepare for the last conflict. We need to have on the whole armor and fight manfully the fight of faith, that we may be accounted worthy to escape all that is coming on the earth and stand before the Son of man.