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DMo. al Spring Hill. ArlI's. nn fhe lth
instant. "fin.iamaiiOn w The bowels. Cn,R-
LoTrE ELIzABETH WYNN IN the I3A
year Of her age. Her disease WI rapid
and painful in 'i:c cytscnc. On THURSDAY
she was al schnpl- AMI attended lo MI hrr
rcciia;ians, though somewhat inlispnsri.
On Friday. she became quite III, and CON
timed 10 .ei worse. though the hest mrli-
cal attention was had, until The f1llowine
Thursday morning, when shr closed hrr
earthly career, and entered upan, Az WV
fond'y hope, brighter and more glorious
career Of immortality.


Two or three DAYS before her ,i.a'h. Eli
zabclh gave somc mlr'Irl evidences that
she had secured an interest ia the Lord
Jesus Christ. She oppressed great desire
10 unite with The Churcli; anI promised that
she would devote herself entirely To the
glory of God. The wriicr Of this. a sl.ud
her, an hour OF two before her departure. Il
she loved the Saviour, and resigned herself
entirely into his hanll She replied anl
then repeated that she did. Soon af or, she
calmly 'itll on s'ecp.'


Ii has been only > years and a halls
the father of this Interesting litc girl was
called away by the relentless iyrani Death
--'hcn abou, 4 months ago, younger bro
ihcr Of hcTs-an1 now Elizabeth ioD Il cali
Cd awayl leaving her bereared mother an
little brother and sister M tread the gloomy
pathway of life a,onc. Vain and transient
indeed Is human life, and earthly comf1rti


Elizabeth. was remarkably fond VI her
studies, in both the common and SUNDAY
school She always strove, with lanllbtc
ambition TO stand AZ Tie head Of her differ
ent classes. Doubtless her school mates
feel sad and sorrowiiIl, when they see ihc
vacancy in their classes, caused BY bcr sud.