S. N. Haskell, by Gerald Wheeler

Adventist Pioneer, Evangelist, Missionary, and Editor

Review & Herald

Hanging above Uriah Smith’s desk was a simple sketch-presumable drawn by Smith himself – of a dead person lying in a coffin, with the caption “This man was talked to death.” The humorouns sketch proved sufficient to curtail unnecessary conversation from visitors, allowing Smith to stay focused on his work. Inded, nothing seemed to take his focus from his work – not his artificial leg, a bout with malaria, or even conflicts with Ellen White. …