DEAR BRO. WHITE:—It becomes my painful duty to announce to the readers of the Review, the death of Sister Eusebia Paine, of Morley, who embraced the present truth one year ago last Sept. She fell asleep in Jesus on the 19th of Jan., aged 21 years 7 months and 21 days. Her disease was consumption, and her sufferings in her last sickness were great; but she fell asleep without a struggle or a sigh. She loved the truth dearly, and stood for it stoutly, but meekly. She leaves two sisters and a widowed mother to mourn her loss; but they are not without hope of soon meeting her again in a better country.
Within ten years Sister Paine has buried a husband, an only son, and four daughters. Oh sin! when will thy effects cease? May it be soon!
The funeral sermon was preached by the writer, in the Wesleyan Chapel in Morley, to a large and attentive congregation, Rev. xiv, 13 being the text for the occasion. I think much prejudice was removed from the minds of many present who had been misinformed with regard to our views of life and death.
Your brother in affliction.
Buck's Bridge, N. Y., Jan. 25th, 1855.
H. G. BUCK.