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immortality beyond the grave. He has left oehlnd hlm large circle of friends and ac- qoainiances to mourn and deplore his loss, and his death 10 his near and dearest rela- tIVes, has left an aching void, which the world can never fill. Oh! May that Being. who 'iempers the wings to the shorn lalnb.'' enable them 10 endure this heavy blow of atlIctlon, and give them that spirit that our blessed Savior was possessed of, when he prayed "Father if thou be willing, remove this cup from me: nevertheless, not my will. put thine, be done" The death bed scene has been so indellibIy engraved upon the tablets of the writer's memory, that all time can never 1t eilace With what clearness and force was that passage of scripture yer- ned on his dying bed, 'sthat the end of the righteous man is peacen' c. B.

 In Big Rock township, Pulaski county, on the llth instant, WM. MARCUS; and on the l4'h inst. his wife REpEccA, leaving behind them family consisting of five daughters. the eldest not more than twelve years of age.

 Death under any circumstances Is mel anchoiy event, but in this case it Is doubly so, where the father and mother are both ta- Ken, as It were, at one stroke

 Mr MARcus has long resided in this county and was well and layorably known by very considerable number of citizens. A kinder husband, more aleclionale father, or obliglng neighbor cannothe found, than he was He was immersed and united with the Christian Church al Little Rock in the year 1853, Jas was also his wile.) h July, 1915, the congregation, by unanimous vote, eec- ted hun one of their Elders. His knowledge as christian was very respectable-lew men attaln to amore correct understanding of the Bible. In his religious life he was equally free from the dogmatism of the bigot and the caai ol the fanatic.

 His death is truly loss to society, nor should it be forgotten that Mrs NJ, was wor- thy ol such husband

 May we not hope that that Being who re- moved these kind parents from their tender daughters will protect and preserve them.

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