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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 18, 1866

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 28, No. 16.

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MRS A. H. HUNTLEY

By MRS A. H. HUNTLEY

From Sister Huntley.

BRO. WHITE: While reading Review No. 12, the past day, I could but thank the Lord for a paper which seems so applicable to the wants of God's people in every circumstance, especially so when passing through trials and affliction. Every article was food, yea, a sermon. Even the first line “Blessed are they that mourn,” was a solace to my aching heart. Neverwere these words so precious, or so truly applicable as now. Never did afflictions press so heavily upon me, nor was ever my heart torn with such keen anguish.
About five months ago I was called to part with my dear companion, and now of late my youngest daughter has fallen—the notice of whose death you have probably received. Although we mourn not as those who have no hope, our lot seems very sad and lonely, myself and older daughter being all that remain of my family.
The exhortation, to mourn with those who mourn, has been heartily heeded by our Brn. and sisters here, and many have been the tears of sympathy shed with us in our bereavement for which we feel thankful.

MRS A. H. HUNTLEY

Peterboro, N. H., Sept. 2. 1866.