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Reine Helluy de Montluzin
June 12, 1833 - January 19, 1910
Death notice, Bay St. Louis, MS, Sea Coast Echo, Sat., Jan.
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relict of, Mbe Ludoji 1u?rn du, .Sauz|yy breatji the family-vilt? on the JJfc ndflday f morning at ha o?clock, ? surrounded byj who, for the last lew W' tered to |her da$r and u: vigil and! it) tjie chensi recovery* Every meaosk and skill wasrbrought i no thought orjsuggestic r of, and! evefyjieffort pots that thfe deari mother, ii memory; might bo epdfr ones a^vhilei longer, hi The Maker had decreed from the ruling of an and the? inscrutable Providence there was appeal, j Resigned, typi; that all jwas well, the d tal dissolution aa had allotted.
' The transition iron death was calm and sei as placid as ^he blue ?Waters the morning sun was in shimmering streak tiful an;d ealta, likened lation of soifie rare ex* death Was robbed of there vjas noldeath?nie influence gently cxerijir metamorphosis of one ral life into the othej;, Lifei ; ?K- ;
Mrs.'Rein^ de Morit-Juzin was a: native of Lu where she was born 77
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V last at >nt Wed-ast:veightr .ved on&s, ad minis-m tender, ipe of her to science jquisition, lost sight ,vas made hallowed her loved n') avail. ? wise, and 'iso Judge of Divine aying>/ no ' the spirit met mor-lestiued or
,o physical peaceful, of the Bay ing to tint, ver?beau- , the exha-And thus errors, for transitory ? If, a mere! of tempo- j of Eternal
Bay St. Louis, where
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ing to America with Mjr. the couple took up thfei James parish, La., anc
d.u Sauzay 4eville, France, ago. Com-Montluzin, ience in St. r moved to
of their lives was spe it.
over three weeks since oember 25,: Sir. de M<
his last, and the de:ath of es ti
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lowing so closely mak reavement all the hi the isdrrowing relative de Mcjntluzin had been ma 62 years, and the pa wouldj seem to mean the otjher, so closely a pys and vicissitudes to their lot. ored in tho bosom was devoid of its icfearm that bind?, and so do grief of the widow t 'an illness which has
the greater part
Only a little
on Sunday, De-
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And ' so fittingly unitjed as they were in lat is in life,
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the embodiment of they'are now. wedded' ow of silence. That votod children, who atedj their parents favored with the! nign influence Ion and even beyond t time of life of thre 5 dcore
be accepted as a tie as a diving dispensal tage| that necessai il within the hearts of
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Butj even then th lew in gribf, and ?kcctjdjj thfe irrepar Ch: istian jeourago solaling and' com frieiVds noar tlienh sympathy from frier up tinder: the stress rea^cijieiit. But l'ci western horizon an towprd the eastern clouds aro not son huefe and; flecked wi ovs iof Ilcipe!'
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>re poignant for Mr. .and Mrs. ried for over away of one following of hajJ been the
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lijfo which fell Although lojre-3 and hon-
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d have, been nee and bean ordinarily Leally allotted and ten, must sing from heaven, on, and is a Keri-must live forever hose thus favored, heads are bowed ir hearts have felt loss. Only with 1 foi tified with the ing word3 of their id t le messages-of way, they bear f their double be-
turn from the ct their vision es, whore the but o? rbse-ito o brighter col-
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T^ie funeral took plaeb on Thursday afternoon, Rev, Pat'nr Irwin, curate of tlier Church , of' Ou ? Lady of - the Gulf, officiating iit the ab >iineq Of the pastor, Rev. -Fafthor Pren<;crg?t.,.- Notwith-stn$din{*;the inolenvflit weather, "the fu-ner *1 was ?? largely ;i' ten led, which well attested ithe esteon.in which?, the deceased was'held, and wa ! a fitting tribute to the memory c f the departed. ? The casket, appropriate j ins eribed with the wo^ds ?At Rest? up on ;he silver plate, literally; covered vitt a profusion of jtlie rarest of neural roses, carnations and viole.ts, b le ast-naraed the favorite ; flower of. t le : deceased, and, with its covering cf mtural -flora so mutely- el'oquent, w:i; e msigned to the teniporary .restipg.pl! ce n the Osoinaeh family tomb at Cc d ar Rest Cemetery, pwldmg the buildii f of tho de Montluzin family ton'!).- ;	i; .j,.
.?Mrs; de Montljjzi i is survived by five childrcnj?Mrs. 0. I! de Lappe, Mrs. A. M.| Benedic and ivlessrs. Alfred and Rone de-Mont-lu'iiq, 'Jr.,Roger de Mont-luz^n, aijd a? nuinbV r of grand-children and greiit^grandj^cl iLdrc n.-?. ;;The Echo joins tt e hist of friends of the faraijy in extend ii ig it s sympathy, and trusts time will jsinioth out tlie ?rough pla ees? imade s|>m lahif est in, thia,par-ticblar hour of claxk^es;.
[Note error in parag. 3, lines 9-10: ?December 25? is a misprint for ?December 26?; correction supplied by Emily Lorraine de Montluzin, June 2007.]