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DIED.OMtunr? on tfac Oeatb of WilliamL. morris.Death, in this instance, has produced more than ordinary bereavmenfc. A happy home is plunged into bitter grief, A fond wife is l-'ft in the loneliness and sorrow of widowhood. Four children mourn the loss of a kind, indulgent, and godfearing father. The Church is depriv«d of one of its most zealous, and faithful standard bearers. The comm unity will long miss and regret the decease of an enterprising, honest, and valuable citizen.— In the death of Win. L, Morris, however, there is more than ordinary hope.’ He had. long been known for his eloquence and power, in exhortation and prayer. And the grace by which he was saved and sanctified^ gave him triumph in the last hour. After a lingering and painful illness, during which hie putie.ice -.n d Ini t il was perfect, the oft expressed desire of his heart was fulfilled, and victory through tbo blood of the Lamb, was his dying song W. •
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Georgetown Union
Georgetown, Delaware, US
Thu, Mar 09, 1865
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