FELL asleep, of Consumption, in the 65th year of his age, Wm. Glover, of Sylvan, Mich. He had kept the Bible Sabbath about two years; and when about to die, he said, “I shall sleep but a little while before Jesus will come and awake me.” He was a firm believer in the near coming of Christ.
He joined the Baptists about forty years ago, and was interested with them until 1849, when he was led to see the Bible doctrine of life and immortality through Christ alone, to be given to the saints at the second coming of Christ in their resurrection.
He left his companion and ten children, four of whom keep the Sabbath, to mourn his loss.