MONTICELLO, MISSISSIPPI, MAY 23, 1916.
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greatest laurel virtue ever gave to
created man, relaxed from its lofty
hearing. That look which could
have awed Roman senate, in its Fa-
brician day, was bent in filiaI tender
ness upon the time.worn features of
this venerated matron.


The great man wept. A thousand
recollections crowded upon his mind,
as memory, retracing scenes long past,
carried him back to his paternat man.
sion. and the days of his youth; and
there the centre of attraction was his
mother, whose care, instruction, and
discipline, had prepared him to reach
the :opmost height Of laudabIe 'amb-
ton; yet how were his glores forgot
ten when be gazed upon her from
whom. wasted by time and malady,
he must soon part 10 meet no more on
earth!


The matrons predictions were true.
The disease which had so long preyed
upon her frame completed its triumph,
and she expired at the age ofS5, con-
fiding in the promises Of Immortality
to the humble believer.