ny tnree oroin*-i» j Oarlfle.Sa-ata Isabel! (arUl© was born in ' Marion *ount, Kentucky. Ap»n 1*1.I 1850, and moved to Illinois with h* r , parents when three years old Almost her entire life was spent .lt;t the old homo where her parents h:ol settled in an early day Rhe ga^o her heart to God when a child Although she never identified herself with any church, she was always a firm helfver in the Baptist church as her guide. “Bell.** as we called her. was always obedient and held her parents in the highest esteem Rho was never married, giving her boa i-tffui Ifie to the care of h*r aged parents, who came as pioneers to this country in an early day She ; always taught it was wrong to be! idle. |For some time her health had been■ failing, but the marked change came last Saturday morning when she was stricken with paralysis, and Monday ■■ at 5 30 her life's journey was endedAge 67 years, 2 months and 14 das I Rhe leaves to mourn their loss one , sister, Mrs. ‘Mattie Furman, of Good ’Hope, and three brothers. John, at home, William B of Hire, and Sam- j juei B of Oakland. Cal Her father, j mother, two brothers and two alst- i era preceded her in death