The Carlisle Herald (Carlisle, PA), Friday, August 21, 1868
Cornman - On Friday the 14th inst., Sallie, infant daughter of Theo. and Lydia Cornman. Scarce three short years the little blossom bloomed and shed its sweetness round its home. But God who in the end takes all things lovely to Himself saw fit in His wise providence to pluck from off its parent stem the little flower, and place it near His throne, where, clothed in robes of dazzling whiteness it allures to Heaven, those who on Earth who had loved it most; that they, with it might join in singing praises to the Name of Him who doeth all things well.
Cornman - On Friday the 14th inst., Sallie, infant daughter of Theo. and Lydia Cornman. Scarce three short years the little blossom bloomed and shed its sweetness round its home. But God who in the end takes all things lovely to Himself saw fit in His wise providence to pluck from off its parent stem the little flower, and place it near His throne, where, clothed in robes of dazzling whiteness it allures to Heaven, those who on Earth who had loved it most; that they, with it might join in singing praises to the Name of Him who doeth all things well.
The Carlisle Herald (Carlisle, PA), Friday, August 21, 1868
Cornman - On Friday the 14th inst., Sallie, infant daughter of Theo. and Lydia Cornman. Scarce three short years the little blossom bloomed and shed its sweetness round its home. But God who in the end takes all things lovely to Himself saw fit in His wise providence to pluck from off its parent stem the little flower, and place it near His throne, where, clothed in robes of dazzling whiteness it allures to Heaven, those who on Earth who had loved it most; that they, with it might join in singing praises to the Name of Him who doeth all things well.
Cornman - On Friday the 14th inst., Sallie, infant daughter of Theo. and Lydia Cornman. Scarce three short years the little blossom bloomed and shed its sweetness round its home. But God who in the end takes all things lovely to Himself saw fit in His wise providence to pluck from off its parent stem the little flower, and place it near His throne, where, clothed in robes of dazzling whiteness it allures to Heaven, those who on Earth who had loved it most; that they, with it might join in singing praises to the Name of Him who doeth all things well.
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