T. M. STEWARD

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Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Aug 15, 1854

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 6, No. 1.

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T. M. STEWARD

From Bro. Steward.

DEAR BRO. WHITE:—The Lord is still gracious in sparing life and prolonging the day of probation that we may have opportunity to repent and gain instruction so that we may be "sanctified through the truth." Since you left Wisconsin I have been laboring in the northern part of the State, mostly, in new places; and there seems to be a general interest to hear the truth; but it has been a very unfavorable time for meetings; yet I have had a meeting on every Sabbath but one, and on First-days also. I am now in Adario, holding a series of grove-meetings, Sabbaths and First days, and giving them a course of lectures on the Prophecies. Being called upon to give a Fourth-of-July oration at a Sunday-school celebration, I consented to give them two lectures on the two-horned beast. Did not set very well. I have found some who want the paper and I send their names.

T. M. STEWARD

Adario, Wis. July 23d, 1854.