MUM. HtSLBNT DUNCAN.Ilclleti Shuver was burn n«*ar G\as-row, Scotland. June Id, l«9J When h voting woman aim came to this! country mid was noon afterwards married to Thru. 1 uncun. Sho was the mother of six children, two died in infancy, four still survive her, three j I sons and one daughter Her oldest son i David is a Congregational minister allMuetaniotte, Mo., the second sou in j John who lias lived in Brush ('reek1 for the past year. Her daughter Is' Mrs. J W. liazen with whom she has' lived for the past nine years, and at! whose Iminu she died ;Last Sunday evemltg, at 10;3«, Jim. \ 30. 189:1. lief spirit left trials of this) liie to enter upon the next For the] last ten years she has been almost j : totaly blind and has been confined to] her bed for seven years During the! past year she lias been gnuhml'y get-!big worse. She has been very quiet, patient and truthful in all her suffering*. When a girl she experienced religion and b. come a mem her of the United Presbyterian in Scotland, in her last hours she expressed her l.ust and eontideucH in Christ. ltev. II. E. Ilszen, who stood by her in her last hours, asked her ‘ if she trusted her j Savior’’ end she lesponded heartily j that sue did. -These light afflictions i which are but for a rnome* t worketli! for us more exceeding and eternal j wania of glory; while we look not on j things that me seen. l»tu on tldngB| Hot seen, thin* s Jut are seen are temporal. but thiu^n that are notseeu are eternal. Tim funeral took place from j •J. W. Uazen’s 1 iiesday, at 9 30 a iu. Itey. W. ‘.V. Carlton ollidultng. The c interment was at Odwein. 1