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DIED-At Spring IIill on Wednesday night, July 5Oth, at half past II o'clock, Miss EMILY LOUISA, second daughter of the late John Bnr of this city, in the 18th year Of her age

 God has t to send a1liction oft and heavily this family. Hut lie than three since, tho eldest daughter Mary died of about the age and of similar dseasc. In the spring of 1914, William the young but one, avery bright and promising boy died a brief illness. and in the year following Mir. Blair the head of the family, departed this life while visit among his relations in Mississippi, and Louisa has followed her sister, brother and her father leaving her widowed mother and aectionate sisters and brothers to her loss, but not alone. Another there s whose sweetest hopes and brightest antcipations, this has dashed with bitterness and utterly prostrated for his promised bride has been snatched from his and consigned to the grave, within short week after the time that was to have given him husbands caim

 Yet heavy though this blow is the bereaved family and the brdeless berothed consolaons great and enduring yielded them in the fact that their departed Louisa, al ways conscientious and consderite and long seriously fectng enabled before her death to appreciate the Gospel salvation and to rejoice greatly in the hope of cepance with God through Jesus Christ In believing in whom she found peace that stripped death of it's terrors. Her mingled praises and suppcaton to God her affecting pleas for pardon and sanctne herself and for the bestowment of Gods renewing spirit her brothers from the memory of her bereayed friends Great though their action S great aso is the consolation afforded y the firm belief that each of the four who have been thus from the family by death k safe among the somed before the Lamb" H.