The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-13

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lefiat ,han uas,s ii IA. liis death
IL sriftHa hws IL ,lsis community,
The decreased wns well knann, and
irna wis lr'si'i,n. occupied III, nnim.
rsstan' place III the .sH,aI reia,imss III
this community hnsi sirtlp III luN.
tng an,l believed relatives, anil man,
warm nnl ,lre,,ls attached friends
this WAS natural, lsr linl ah,i pleaH.
mi IN lila tletnnanef. he WIS well
calculated ~ #ntnra @,ieh friends. ~
VT ~ iiir .luidss IT life;' h. hal hut
reached IT, nsHn. lew with fnirrr
prospects,, ar hr'tnr promises N iile
ani srs struck .lnvn - suddenly. ~,
unexpectedly. These circumstances
arr calculated toimrre@s til. .onmu.
nity Ia 40 ordinary mnnnef. And we'll
mny such nh impression br made.
We have uo tight IL i,tctp,c, The
Pnsilcnces oi tipl fpv ciouiy.,
Aud vet. there Ii no doubt. In a gen.
efal way, but TINT there ufe times
wl"n God speaks ~ his warning
voices - thu inward ear and ID
many cnn~eirnec- IN ~ay mol Id hc
misunderstood. More potent are
thosr voices sometimes thnn man
kno~c,h of We ran onl, prny that
they may not he nnheeded! That
they nay not pass away, but lead
many % deep ''searchings of heart"
to earncst inquiry whether ,hcy are
ready, 10 repentance, ~ faiih, to
prayer, ~ diligence III duty, 10 d
'closcr walk with Gol.' III this
way, this death viii bc 10 Ms all,
whit Gud intends II IL hr, mot only
warning. hut a. these who heed II,
u mercy and blessing. W. have
10 right ~ interpret providence of
Gal. NJ sent to us, bnt because W.
NIL u! And we sllsmld regnri cs.
peeially. ever, nmrkei providence
like this, as Voice IL ~. if we
search nnd examine tl,is wnrnlng,
l,rnynrfills, "anI tl,arnpi lightly aud
nltrr thu manner pf dirsuinblrrs with
tnM," 49, will nni full I'll discern its
maanng! /, will tell ua,---rhat
tturr IA ~ aqy;ty bnt IL h,H hoiin,ss
% ~ mAih mahes ~ aiteays pro.
,,a,si IL die.' ll,l. IL undoubtedly
tie lassni Which ~ all should lcari,
from visitation lik. thia. And
could those lips. ,o~ mute, from the
thoughtful mud serious belief of tie
ll"aH, speak; ,lo you believe they
would teach any other lesson Ol.
-, Oh. thn grave, with itr lenrh-
inan. strips a~as the tinsclry aud
glafe from this world, md mdh.s
uitg1 reoi, May Gol give ~ wis.
dom ~ improve this dispensa.ion.
Life IN too brief Ia he spent IN any
thing but eafnestnesx, W. mny say
In all things. hut rsI,rc-
lily IL striving t. ba prepared 10
IL.
AL herr W may appropriately
refer, briefly. III tln life md rllnrnr.
lnr ~ tI,e deceased. hut l.i n b.
understood nut hy why of formal
nul,ay. The general impressions
laale by The ,lnil, anl l.nbi,ual walk
lb1 conversation IT M individual,
known and reai of all men. must
write thu truc history of that indi.
,i.lnal. NJ enlngy, NJ words writ.
I'm ~ uttered, can alter that. And
fnull our departed friend haze IA.
viii, nl,sn the subject n,
|iIr, ! prp 4tne ~ would lmsr drsir.
~ ~ formal eulpgs II death. Ills
l,est eul,ys II IN The loving hearts III
Ilis friends. liis trlnrt history III
Ihe ispinr re9nnls a,pl affeetionatc
reeelloeiinns of tlnse who hest knew
hin. rstcemed him much. losed him
well. ~ whom his dsnth 1. Il I,nn.y
blow, nnd biz l,~s irrepanble. The
deceased was III thu lUth ysar III his
aue ~ sir time u his death. IIc
~na horn III Floyd, Oneida county,
n. Il. July .Jl, 1871, where III.
cany years w.re spent. III gndu.
atad ~ tho Albany State Nmlnni
school, and removed IL this state
ii is55, where hr has lived for tho
laat lD years. Ynn all know how
Tull; and earnestly hr devoted him.
sslf 70 ~" well.lDuing Of his adopted
hume and State, iilIlng with unim.
I'earhahlc integrity Offices ~ trust;
on thu right sidu II, MI n,ornl and ~.
rial affairs; active for thu public
good. Many of ym havo known
him well, aud, bnt IL esteem him
highly. Ills temperament wns cheer.
ful anil hopeful. lin Ii spoken ~
~ kind and considerable .o,nran.
im mud friend, over rcady ~ ansiri.
lmtn thr WANTS ~ thoxe with whom
H. was msh, r,imtuI. at.I Il. IN snoa,, thar