The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
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At the residence of his father in stock town
ship, on the 25th ult., oicOnsumpion, Mr.. JouN w.
SFIKER.
Mr.. s. was worthy, sstimable yolng man, and
his death is deepy regretted by all those who had
the pleasure ri his acquaintance.
---On the same day, at his residence in Archer
township, Mr.. WM SHIPToN, an old respectable eil-
zen Of that township
On the 9th ult., at his residence in Cadz
township, Of lung fever, Mr.. ASpSEw JANIsoS, an
old and much respected citizen. Mr.. was CON
tractor Of section OF the Csdiz branch Of the S. &
|. K.
On the 25th ult., WILLIAM, youngest son Of
Robert Nilch7ll. Of Archer township, Bged months.
At his residence, in Washington, Guernsey
county, Ohio, on Wednesday morning, the l9ta uit
after severe illness Of few days, SAMUEL LAW
RENEE, in the 69th year Of his age.
--Oh Sunday morning last, the 23rd ult., at his
aged about 65 years.
At his residence in Ftrepert township, on the
26th ulL., OF consumption, Mr.. JEFFERSON CULLEN
----On Friday m)rning, April 2lst, SARAH Ann
eldest daughter Of DAVID and CATHARIHE PArrERsoN
aged 10 years and months
y, how few who sit listening to the
"Sw!nging pendlums measured stroke.
Think that perhaps the next time that bell gives ou,
its death cold peal may be TO signify that they Toe
have fallen prey 10 death
! The subject Of this notice, ons in whom parental
pride and love had centered many fond hopes de-
parted amid the opening flowers OF Spring and a
sorrow which Is not for us TO know, has fell upon q
! long unbro6sn household. Her death seemed like
the tearing up Of some sensitive plant, over which
We had long watched and labored only 10 witnes,
| its Sestruction:-
| But few weeks since she was buoyant with hope
smiling in Joy as the sunny days Of spring drew
near, with tusr beautiful flowers, ysrnal bteezss,
and singing birds. But from her the sweet spring
time of life has fled with all its rainbow hopes ant
pr1misesA fair maid budding inro wonauho cd
| she was destined never to arrive at maturity, ;
wasting d sease placed ito witbarng mark unot
! her, and rested upon her form with lingering til
umph The dream Of life has fed, her spirit ha
passed away frol this world of lights and shadows
this world Of happy joyous hearts, and hearts bleed
ing and bruken, The irameT OF spirit too trail Il
| combat the Ills of ife has tsnderly removed he
birihrgh earth, trust, TO the ncorrupiible in
heritance Of the heirs Of God
The deceased for the last three years had been al
| accredited member of the NJ h. Church-Ihu
while young she had given heart to the Saviour, ant
/ her name to the church, and trat Saviour TO whoa
she had given her heart sent his angel OF peace Il
cheer her in her last conflict, and gave the rest
! calm confidence and serene loV 10 her spirit. lh
min which ha been agitated by conflicting emo
! tons was now calm and peaceful The torcn with
in burned more brightly the casket wore away
for the angel Of the God in whom she had learned /
put her trust, spoke within her Of higher hopes unt
better land She has now passed from earth K
that better lands tobloom in Immortal youth.
"(iod in his mercy has recalled
The precious boon his love had given,
| And tho the casket mou!ders HERE,
The GEM is sparkling NOW in henyen."
''She s not dead but slcopath."
! The spirit lives. Then holy thought and hrigh
! hopes hover around the tombs OF our loved ones q
crowns of stars and every returning spring eac
swelling bud and opening flower will reassure u
that the night of death is passing, and that beaut
immortal WILL awake from the tomb A. G.. n
Archer, April &c, 1884.