The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
among us. The suddenness with which our brother was called to meet his Maker is an awful reminder tha1

amonr us. The audiences with which onr brother was called to meet his Maker is an awful reminder that
 "As the Hash of lightning
 The break of the wave
 We are passing from life
 To our rest in the grave
 a~rha flowers have hardly faded on the grave ef the last brother who mas gone to the great beyond. II IS iess tl ias. sixtv days since we followed to KS iass : yratinu-place all that was mortal or prother John Erasmus Dow, A natiNs of south Carolina. he showed his devo- s,n,, t, she home of his adoption by aid sn@ ali that tended to the beVermeht and upbuilding of Montgomery {, member of our order. he did snls Luil duty Even when his health was . thaf Drtfdence dictated that he snoutu moi exert iYnself. he suffered nau9ht 70 tnterfers with his work In the cause ol Gharitv He helped not only with ms Saaars hut also with bis labors to que 2 viate the sorrows of others. he WgS possessed of that grand principe oI ploT therlv love, which, like an electric cur U, rent, unites the hearts or men, hrstes with sympathy at the touch oh 0r S,,sperirs and makes the misfortunes oS cne. fine sorrow of all Himself a snfFarer for many months, bearing ms hnrasua Nftha the courage of g gRero 2. death to him must have been piesseu reiief he angel of patience must nave | stood by his bedside and Elven hAH' strength to fight the good ngnI
 70 thou who mourn'st on thy way. with longings for the close or gay
 tJa walks with thee. that angel kind,
 hs,a -antiv whispers, Be resigned.
 Rear m. bear on, the end shall tell
 Tho rood Lord ordereth all things
 we'll"
 .onr lodre. my brothers has full oause to mourn the loss of these mem hers who showed in their lVes, th1s tnev were tmbued with the cardinal nrlnciDIes of our orders chafitys !us ice, brotherly love, and ndellty. May heaven be the abode of their eteTh@' rest. ,... r,,, hrothers. who should share our prayers ana tears on this day of memorial. our Heavenly Father laid heavy DuFeen on ua when he called hence the sou4 - RIother Charles L.awton Campbell. Our ledge numbers on its roster many "teA charity fn their hearts. but none who have equalled the noble work cone Dy our dead brother. On our minute DOCK ,sa nav this tribute to his memory In saving that the day was not too coia' nor the night too dark for Cnarne CaunbelI to answer to the cry ot ols- tress.' There Is no question: my pro thers. as to the truth of this, ana the moor of Montgomery indeed lost Irleho in him. He exemplified in his ilLe tne truest tyne of a man and of an Elk' A man of honor who held high above all other things. high as Hopes great throhbing star above the darkness or tha dead. respect for virtue ana rove of wife and home and friends. He olo charity because he loved eharlly' he looked on charity as the noplest lVe in lhe garden of virtues whose roots are innssdded in the souls Of men, Wnose tS,.artls environ his heart, whose blos- son,s are fragrant with the perfume or s-ooS deeda and whose fruit plesSes sl.Iea the g!yer and ttse receiver on .nfS occasioE,f ray brothers, wish 10 recall one expression or poor aIiie camubell You remember, fuy trlehus' that whenever csued upon 10 perlo perloLlh anv e,Ity, his inyariable answer was, ,AiI riolt' all right It seems the Words all right, all right are ringing In my ears as I tnipk of the poor boyp gone aGae so soon from those who loved nm. Wuch Of the success of our lodge ana of the charity that we have done' are due to his willing services. AZ ne ny ed. so he died, and when the Ahsel or heath beckoned him to the great pe- vond he called hIs best beloved to him and with a last fond caress whispered It's all right, it's all right anu W. w.'t s,. a smile on his lips he went to meet ms Maker. ..,..o .,o
 May we SO live and so emulate the virtues of our brother that when our time comes we also, may De prepared to answer, All right, all right
 Al inc conclusion of Mir. Meyers ora lion. the orchestra played a selection' pr. Ehrenreich pronounced the peheuie- ton, ending the service.