hor trie Journal.\ E’tiitil irridcnt.* hi Sabi uth. duly 1-t, 1‘still, i:iCroon Township, Delaware County, Ind., Mr. .Ioslt; ph II., sou of Moses and Kliza ITiddle, was letoridng from church, in company with another young man, and eu *h being in rather .v glee an 1 full of mirth, they startedthdr liuises at a rapid into, whensome cattle in a cross-lane been me frighten * ! un i ran a ro.ss tlit 3r Ira kjust inline? fora collision with young Fihhlle’s horse. The lad was thrown from Ids saddle, when lie* h use fell ; a-toss and rolled over him, and so mangled him as to cans ? iitsvmdhility. He survived hut a few hours, and died without knowing a frirnd was near him. “In the midst of life we ate in death.His funeral rcrtitoo was preachedylt;*sterdny hy ih*1 wi ilci to a doejdy-•filleted family and a large audienceof Hynipftllir/.ing ft hmds.Little did dusejdt think when heheat 1 that Sabbath sermon that it was the last utio for him, or that the m xt sermon pleached in the vicinity would he over Ids dead hr»dv!Let the living lay it to heart that there may ho hut a step between Us and death, and that each succeedingt i os pel privilege may b« the last one, that we may propel !y estimate them.J. II. I’avroK.Ai.ia'iv, D la ware Co., Ind.