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Speakiag Of the Rev. w. H. Boardley. who
died sHddeply. al Charleston, SIC, recently,
The Centreville Times says: III


lnihe pulpit, he was eloquent. gentle. and
persuasive-in his social relations he was
cheerful, kind, and liberal. His teachings We're
pure and impressive, his example practically
sustainedi what he iaught-and II as IS the
common lot OF humanity, he sometimes erred,
twas an error Of the Judgment, for his heart
was pure and unsullied. But he is no more
a "shining lighp' has gone out on earth. but a
bright, particular star" has risen in Gods
armament in Heaven!