'i DIED. ■ (FKARKOU’—At Ketnston, ApiU iTth, LillieAiil.a **ruow, agMl II ;t*ni ten moxMJw ' «adji9«Uij’a. ,.jLil te : wn tralt it “itwure girl.” S^hevi always kind and affectionate, alwayscheerful and obedient. Her plajnratfes il) bred her, mud indeed to know ber was to love her; AllboBgh a child in years, in manners she was a woman. She was aLI r I I • «way* a good girl and at the refiul meeting at Prairie chapel \last winter the united with the M_ • E. church and on Svoday, Dec. 29th, made a public confession of her failb in Jesus by bap’isnu She started out well in dw life, but ere ebe hadlived out bet probation in the cfcvicb militant herebelot*, tjiedear Lord saw til in bis infinite wisdom to receive her into the fel,towsbipof tJie Chorcli Triumphant above.While kind friends moan her loss, theyknow it is but for! a time, for when Jeguscomes to make .up his jewek she will befound a rare and sparkling gem to § bine inthe presence 02 the redeemed anil blood*WftsltedioRV;«r«Bd! forever, tad they realizethat ercti now she if»—1 | •Safe in tlm arms of Je*u»,Bale from corroding care, .Bafc from Urn world’* temptations, 1 Bin cannot harm her there.Free vrout the htighi of sorrow,Free from her doubto and femn;Free from a world of trials,Frae from a world ot am . ; .Ktmpton, April it. I* X. N.