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International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Jan 13, 1888

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 14, No. 2.

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SCAZIGHINI.—Died, at Grangerville, Cal., December 15, 1887, of anæmia of the brain, Andrew, eldest child of Peter and Elizabeth Scazighini, aged 8 years.
Andrew was one of our brightest Sabbath-school scholars, and the light and joy of his home. His sickness was of short duration, and he fell peacefully asleep in Jesus. Father, mother, one brother, and sister are called to mourn, but not without hope, for we are sure it is well with him, and that we shall meet him, if faithful, in the glad resurrection morning. Funeral services conducted by Elder E. P. Daniels.
CARRIE KNIGHT.
FORD.—Died, at Los Angeles, December 17, 1887, Emma Ford, aged 23 years and 4 months.
Sister Ford was born at Wright, Mich., but came to this coast with her parents six years ago. Four years ago she was converted and united with the church at Oakland, but subsequently was for a time in a somewhat backslidden condition. At the camp-meeting at Oakland last fall she consecrated herself anew to the Lord and was rebaptized. She died in the triumphs of a living faith, and full of hope.
Funeral services were at the home of her parents in Los Angeles, where many of her near and dear friends met to mourn their loss.
Words of comfort were spoken by the writer from Col. 3:3, 4.
L. K. GIBSON.
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