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In Panola County Miss on Wednesday Dec.
I7h, 1915. JOHN WILSON, Youngest son of
John w. and Ann Elizabeth Lumpkin, aged 2
years,4 months and II days.


Thus has wihered and died, like Spring
Flower, child of uncommon intelligence and
promise. Too pure for the scenes Of earth, his
bright spirit has flown to the Courts of HEAVIER
His life was brief YET il will be remembered.
Like youthful dream it has passed away, but
unlike the visions ofthe night its LITTLE incl
dents will! be REcoLLEcTED and TREASURED
Cherish FoN PARENTS ard RELATIONS his memo
~, for il is both right and proper to do,' but
weep not over his early grave. Hark ). what
melody is that which bursts upon the ear Of The
BELIEVER II is the FAMILIAR voice of ONE
MUSICAL the sIghing of Summer winds-which
has, but REcESrLY, been added TO the myriads of
Cherubim and Seraphim who increasingly
ayran their praises around the Throne Of the
Redeemer. IL.
Al ST. Thomas Hall, in this vicinity, on the
I4th December last, OF scarlet fever, in The 18th
year of her age, MARY JANE ORMSBY, on
ly daughter OF Rev. d. &. and Mis-. Eliza ..
Page.


"Far from affection, toll and care,


The happy soui has fed;


The breaihleSs clay shat! slumber here,


Among the silent dead.
Now she resides where Jesus is,
Above This dRSky sphere
Her soul was ripened for thst bliss,


Whilst yetshe sojourned here"
| On the 23rd, December last, after a long
/ and lingering illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH
| OWEN, resident of his place.
/ The children of this truly pious and exem
| pary christian, have the sweet consolation to
| believe that their beloved parent is now in the
| iull enjoyment of that happiness beyond the
grave, which is promised TO those who hold ou
faithful unto the end. She died as she had livet
-achristian. Her suferings were lnost in
supporlable, bat her strong reliance on III
promised of Him who never yer deceived thos
| that trust in Him, en- abled her to bear her af1ic
tionS without a murmuT, until she tell asleep II


the arms of her bleeding Redeemer. COIL lie


me die the death of the righteous