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We have read the statements of sister White on pp. 219-222 in regard to the visit to Wawkon [Waukon], &C. the statements are correct.

“According to my best recollection, the above account of my mental trials, and the effect of Sr. White's visions, written by my husband, is essentially correct. “Almira Pierce.”

We the undersigned know that sister White's statement in regard to the sickness and recovery of Gilbert N. Collins on pp. 108 and 109 is correct.

From personal knowledge we can testify that the statements on pages 124-127, relative to a certain woman who came among us in Camden, are correct.

We were personally acquainted with the circumstances of Sr. White's visit to Vergennes, mentioned on pages 157-159, and regard them correct. It should be H. Allen, Instead of S. Allen.

… to correct their defects and conform to the Pattern, the other class shun the plain, practical truths which expose their errors. Even in her best estate the …

… to correct their defects and to conform to the Pattern, the other class shun the plain, practical truths which expose their errors. Even in her best estate …

… to correct the false and dangerous ideas and practices that were prevailing in the Corinthian church. He spoke plainly, yet in love for their souls. In his …

… no correct idea of Christ and His mission; but he had an indistinct faith in God and in beings superior to humanity. A thought that had once before passed through …

… a correct interpretation of an important point in the prophecy. Therefore, though they proclaimed the message which God had committed to them to be given …