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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 15, 1865

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 26, No. 11.

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Future Labor.

By James White

At present we can make no arrangements for labor. The New York State Committee had better suit themselves as to the time of their annual Conference, and Eld. Loughborough or self, or both, will attend if possible.
We hope to visit several places in Northern Michigan the coming autumn, but all is uncertainty at present.
Either Eld. Loughborough or self, will, providence permitting, hold two or more general meetings in Ohio soon.
Eld. Ingraham is now suffering ague and fever at his home in Monroe, Wisconsin. It is hoped that he may be able to spend the three autumn months preaching the word to the churches in Iowa. Eld. Loughborough, having explored the field, can well assist in arranging appointments. It is also expected that by the faithful labors of Eld. Loughborough, things in the churches will be so set in order that Eld. Ingraham will be able to give himself wholly to preaching the word.
J. W.