L. T. NICOLA
The General Conference has taken great pains to supply isolated friends of the cause with the readings as far as their addresses could be obtained. It is probable that nearly all of such will not have the opportunity of meeting in companies where regular services are held. To these we would suggest that they set apart a season of devotion every day, and at such time take up the reading for the day and give it careful and prayerful study; and in that way they will obtain, in a measure, the same blessing they would obtain were they privileged to meet with a congregation. GCB December 1895, page 644.1