Memoirs of William Miller - Sylvester Bliss

appear. But, on the 21st of March, he writes, “I
have been very sick with a cold, for a day or two
past, and I am only able to sit up for a short time.”
On the 19th of April he again visited Granville,
where he also lectured on the 20th and 21st. On the
26th, he lectured at Middletown, N. Y. On the
28th, he again wrote from Low Hampton.
“I have been laid up with a severe cold, and
have been only to two or three places since I wrote
last (March 21st). But I have now recovered my
health again, so that I have been the last two weeks
at Granville and Middletown. Next Sunday (May
3) I am to be at Fort Ann Village, N. Y., if the Lord
will; and when I shall get through lecturing in this
region, I cannot tell. Doors open faster than I can
fill them. I have calls from Wells, Bishop’s Corner,
and Tinmouth.”
These lectures and sermons of Mr. Miller met
the approval of a large number of the ministers of
his denomination, with whose approbation, from
this time, he went forth as a public laborer,
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