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SHIAWASSEE COUNTY .36
but simply that we may follow the man we have learned to love. We want to know some thing of him in his character as husband and father. Weeping friends to-day will pardon us if we join the family circle, sit at the family board, or even kneel with them at the same altar, and breathe out our petitions with them to the same God. If the character of our deceased friend shone forth with peculiar brightness in all his public acts so as to win our admiration, it
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