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drop tear II tue sincsrsst grief
1pDn his grave. and thank Gol
that their lives were made better.
their thoughts parcr and their sra-
bitions boiler ~ cDntact nth this
go>d man their Old teacher and
friend
After leaving Marion he taught
At other PLACES, closing bis career
a. teacher in the Princeton Col
legiats Institute, be then entered
the ministry and for years served
bis church the Southern Pfesby-
tsrian A. Corydon About u year
ago he eas called 10 the pastorate
u q church at Bowling Green. No
and WAS there when his fatal ID
ness fell upon him tie accepted
the inevitable without murGur.
and expressed q wish 10 return ~
Kentucky 10 die among the friends
OF his earlier days, and here no
mans name and memory will be
more tenderIy cherished. and the
place where his mortal remains
rests will be holy ground 10 all II
his old pupils.
The funeral discourse ny Res.
Spencer was based upon the text:
Behold, I have refined thee,
but not with silver; ! have chosen
thee in the furnace Of affection"
The speaker said that it was not
his custom on sad occasions like
this 10 speak in culopy Of the dead,
the life, character and the work Of
this good man, in this community,
wns II grenter eulogy than he could
deliver "You knew, you felt the
sweet benedictions that flowed
from his life; II IL in your hearts
aud minds today, and speaks to
you stronger and bo;tor than any
speech Of mine. As he stood with
you ~ teacher aud friend, ~ he
stood ns minister among his bre-
thren Of this Presbytery. | have
chosen this text because il is pecu
linrly fitted to this servant Of God
Physically ho WAS greatly afflicted,
bat all Of those Affections were
borne without II murmur; he was
refined in tho furnace Of these af-
lictions aud made pure" Many
striking and beautiful nnalogies
were drawn betW cen the life Of the
deceased and the text, aud per-
hnps no more appropriate dis
:, urae was ever delivered in Mari
on over tho mortal remains of man
The trulh and frtce of tbo unrda