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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 19, 1864

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 24, No. 8.

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C. O. TAYLOR

By C. O. Taylor

From Bro. Taylor.

BRO. WHITE: After an absence of seven Sabbaths, I am again at home. The last meeting that I attended was at Roosevelt. It was the monthly meeting for Oswego Co. The attendance of the brethren was large, and the Lord, by his Spirit, worked for us, in correcting us of our wrongs. Truly it is no time to lay down our watch, to rest on our leas, or to look behind us.
On first-day, six were buried with Christ in baptism, including our much-esteemed Bro. L. C. Patten, wife, and two daughters. They also united with the church at Roosevelt. The Lord's eye of mercy is on that family for good. May they ever realize it, and faithfully love and serve him. Our afflicted, yet beloved Bro. Edson, had strength given him to attend this meeting, for which I felt very thankful.

C. O. TAYLOR

Adams' Center, N. Y. July 5, 1864.