p. 15 | Mexico by Geo. M. Brown

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Sep 28, 1905

Mexico

By Geo. M. Brown

TACUBAYA.—We are passing through trying experiences in our family. We buried our little Martha, three years and eight months old, Friday, September 8. Mrs. Brown is almost prostrated with the strain of long watching and anxiety, and the baby boy is not well. We surely appreciate the Christian's hope as never before, and feel that the coming of Christ is more precious to us. We hope to have an interest in your prayers.

Brother Caviness still sends encouraging reports from the north. Our new colporteur sent us a list of forty subscribers the other day. Another man who is interested in our paper, but who is not employed by us, and whom we have never seen, has ordered three clubs of ten each, within a month.

We regret that the financial outlook is so unsatisfactory. We expect the Lord will provide in some way, but have not yet learned to eliminate the anxious thought, when we see the many opportunities for work and the few and meager facilities that we have to carry it on. Geo. M. Brown.