Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-10-01

Of tlo family ana near retat1veS and fft0n0a
took seats about the cnsket, and at each corner
Was stationed member Of the Cleveland grays,
each of whom stood like statue during the
programme the committee members about
the pavilion were almost oloaked in Grape,
their drapings being very heavy. DR.. Robin
that the exercises would be- opened by the
singing of the Cleveland Vocal society Of the
funeral hymn by Beethoven, WhereuDon the
hymn was sung as follows:
Thou are gone to the grave but We win not de-
Tho sorrow and darkness encompass the tomb:
The Savior has passed its portal before thee,
And the lamp Of bis love is thy light through the
The following scriptures were then read BY
diocese of Ohio:
full Of trouble He cometh forth like a flower and
is cut down. He aeeth also q
our dwelling place in all generations Before the
mountains were brought forth or ever thou hadst
formed the earth and the world even from ever
ton and sayest return ye children of men for q
il Thy sight ard I'd
and become the first fruits Of them that slept For
$50 the resurrection Of the dead For as
all be made alive, but even man in his own order
Christ that shall be destroyed is death: but some
man win say, How are the dead M! raised up and
which thou sowest is not quickened except It die.
God giveth it solely as it hath pleased
him. and to every seed sown body there are also
celestial bodes and bodies terrestrial, but the glory
of the terrestrial in another.
There is one glory Of the sun and another glory
OF the moon, and another glory of the
in corruption it is raised in corruption; it Is
sown in dishonor it is raised in glory; it is sown in
weakness, iti raised in power: it is sown in ma
slave have borne the image of the earthly.
we shall also bear the image of the heavenly Now,
this say brothers. that flesh and blood not in
inherit corruption; behold, show you tho master.
We shall not all be Sheep, but We shall be
changed in moment rent at the last trump
dead shall be raised incorruptibly, and shall be
changed; for this corruptibe must put on incor-
ruption, and the mortal must put on immor-
interruption. and this mortal sahl have
put on Immortality, chen shall be brought
to pass the same that is swollen. Death is swal-
sting? oh, grave. where is thy victory7 The
snng of death is Of SIM and the strength Of sin is
the law; but thanks be to God, which giveth US
e ace ta
eth which die ii the Lord from henceforth
Even saith the spirit that they must rest from
to Sst when w9 lay aside all
it may be with the blessed hope of the resurrection
LORD Guide Us 81 thy Counsel Afterwards re
ceive us to thine-to thine excellent glory. We
ask it thro Christ the Lord. Amen.
At this point the vocal society Gang as fol-
lows:
To thee, o Lord, yield my spirit,
Who breakfast in love this mortal chain:
Ny life but from thee inherit,
And death becomes my chiefest gain:
Tn hoo1 live int hoo1 1in %
REV. ISAAC ERRErr
Of Cincinnati, then delivered an eloquent ad-
dress taking for his text the following:
the king said to his servants. Have me
away for I am sore wounded" His servants
therefore took him off the chariot: put him
brought him to Jerusalem and he died and was
buried in Of the sepulchers of his fathers And
all Judah and Jerusalem mourned for Josiah and
snsns 'Rea 9 5ossR e
their lamentations to this day and made
thsm +ha an oEdinan? 6; ~ in Israel Ard
the rest of the acts of Josiah and goodness accord
ing to that which was written in the law of the
Lord and his deeds first and last, behold they are
Judah for behold the Lord of hosts
doth take away from Jerusalem and from
Judah the stay and the staff, the whole stay of
DIRE and the whole Of water The mighty
the captain of fifty and tho honorable man,
and tn the counsellor and 9TH the cunning srticer
se ei is srs and
oil the goodness thereof is the flower of the field
5 The grass j., withereth the flower fadeth
bs%eth upon t. surely the people is sp grass The
grass withered the flower fadeth. but the work Of
God shall stand forever"
H TIE ADDRESS.
''This is the time of mourn which has 10 paral-
lei in the history of the world. Death iscon-
stantly occurring, and every day and
some life expires aud somewhere there arc
broken hearts and desoate homes But we have
learned to accept the inevitable We pause a
moment and drop tear and away again to the ex-
element and ambitions and forget all.
that plunges alarge country in mourning aud some-
times whole nation mourn the loss of king, or
martyr who has laid life on. the altar
of truth and won for him an envious immortality
among the sons Of men but there was never
fz'isHas1a o5 it IS result ay tes tea
c.refully made from such data in possession,
man race share in the sadness and the lamentations
and .: mourning that belong to the occa-
sion here cree. to-day It. s.. chin shadoy
itself into every home in all this land, and into
every heart and that has projected itself vast
seas and oceans into distant lands and awakened the
Sincerest and prOfOundeSt sympathy with us in the
hearts Of the good people of the nations and among
all people, sf
It is worth while my friends to pause moment
and ask why is this? 1t is doubtless attributed in
part to the wonderful triumphs of science and art
within the present century, by means Of
which time and space have been SO far conquered
that nations, once far distant and necessarily
alienated from each other, are brought into close
communication, and the various ties of commerce
and social interests and of religions interest
bring them in contact Of fellowship that could not
have been known in former times. tits unquestion-
ably partly due to the fact that this nation Of
power before the whole EARTH and which is in fact
the hope of the world in all that relates to the
highest civilization, that sympathy with this nation