Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-01-10
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In BrOokhled of Typhoid Fever on Dec. Goth. Drv,rr
CLINTON WILLIS. eldest son Of Doct. c. L. and Jane E.
Willes aged Seventeen years and six months,
The deceased was a youth Of good talents and good
requirements the pride Of fond and doating parents. a
dutiful son, an afectiOnate brother. of strict inta0risv
OF nigh esteem and unblemished repute amongst a IarGe
circle OF aequaintanees. But he was mortal. His fH-
neral attended on the following sabbath by an unusually
ing the early exit Of our youthful friend. An able and
appropriate discourse was delivered by the Rev. Mr..
Sranam OF Hartford, who was assisted in the services
BY the Rev. Mr.. Weber of Sharon.
II worth departed, e'er claims the falling tear
Pause friend or stranger, pause and drop it here.
c. L W.
IN Wayne, AshtabuIa Co. o, December 10Th. 1854, OF
inflammation of the brain, SARAH AMANDA, only daughter
Of Azel D. and Christiana Fobes, aged g years and 8
months. She was an ahectionate and an obedientchild
and departed with an intelligent trust in the hopes OF
the Gospel.
suffer little children to come unto me-"
In Warren, Jan. End. 1855, Mrs. OBEDIENCE Hart,
aged So years.
The Heart which had ever been the abode OF the
Earnest sJmpathies Of our natures. is now still in
death Her gentle Offices Of Love, will be missed by
large circle Of relations aad friends.
But all mnst feel that the christians rest is sweet.
after lfes' turmoil is ended; and that an unselfish love
would not call her back from a realm of cloudless joy,
tohTe again amid the shadows OF mortality
In gainesville, Lake Co., o., Dec. 9Th. after enduring
the most exeruciating pain and suffering for four
months, Mrs. ZLPHA R. MuzzY, wife of Mr.. william
Muzzy, aged 6s years and 9 months.
She was a faithful and afectionate wife for half a
century a sympathetic and tender mother. a friend 30
the human family, especially TO the poor and oppressed.
She was q burning and shining light in the Presbyte-
Tisn Church over twenty years, but being continually
and doubling about the genuineness Of her
creed, she left the Church. She bet0Ok hersefto study
ing the scriptures, continually comparing scripture
scripture. She took the precepts and examples OF
Christ for her guide Her natural sympathy led her to
follow his example. Those that had got entangled in
The meshes Of partialism and mysteryism, she brought
back into the pure light Ofthe gospel, by referring them
10 the law and to the testimony Those that had been
led away by art. delugiOn and sophistry, she reclaimed.
showing them the true and right way, and they were
In fact. her whole soul was absorbed in
doing good, in administering comfort and consolation
10 the afflicted, and distC5Oed and unsettled mind. by
eadlng them TO the pure principles Of the gospel OF
She had no enemies but all that were &C.
luainted with her eOurted her sOcitey. And as she had
lived for twenty years past. so she died, with a clear,
bright vision and a firm, strong faith in the beautiful
md blessed promises OF the gospel. Nodoubt her spirit
has assembled to a higher sphere and IS now associated
with the pure, the holy and blessed, and there to spend
! bhssful eternity in the beatihc presence Of an approy-
smiling Lord and Master.