Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01
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DIED. IN this town. Monday, the 2+th inst NJ the
residence Of Mr. John Bracken. Mrs. ASsIEY.
Mr. Thomas 4nslev Linden in the Goth year Of her age
During painful illness Of several months Duration she
exhibited remarkable example Of patience and resigna
the VIII Of God often did she express to her
friends readiness depart having firm hope that for
her would be better than TO remain in the body. Know
ing in whom put her trust afraid Of the
King of ter-ors.
Mrs AnsIey born, and passed her early Ie the
Province OF New Brunswick where she baptized in
the Church Of England and received the Apostolic rite
confirmation according to the usages of that Church. Re
moving At early day this western country she was
happily united in marriage to > most aectionate and de-
voted husband, who Is ca led mourn her loss
There being services OF the Church which she was
baptized and confirmed subsequently, united with the
First Presbyterian Church, in this place But when she
again had the opportunity Of listening and
impressive ritual Of her earlier days. desire was re-
kinded for the worship communion Of that Church
in which she had been educated.
Accordingly, weeks before der deaf tn upon ma
ure de!ibertion, with the advice friends she sent
for the Rector Of Trinity Church and acquainted
her earnest desire That desire having been founded IN
deep conviction Of conscience and Of duty upon
any unworthy motive, yratied and after she
received che Sacrament Body Blood Of Christ
in deep humility and devotion her great endless
comfort. Constantly, and especially when her sickness
was evidently drawing nigh unto death, She spoke of
full assurance she had Of her reconciliation Cod
the joys which awaited her IN the Express
ing at the time thankfulness that He had put
il into her heart choose His the better u
from her youth I'D.
Realizing the vast Importance and the rich rewards Of
Religious life, she desired subject her own funeral
discourse might be taken assertion of our Lord
Mary hath chosen tlat good part which shall be
taken from her = AMI also that Dr. MuhIenber beaQti
ful hymn . would not live Away might De sung
Thus with clear calm and cheerful mind did she a.
most n the presence of death, Arrangement for her
body 20 be committed the dust AMI TO resign her soul
into the hands Of her Creator ana Re,teener.
She OF firm mind Of warm attachment
most afectionate wife and mother That which alone
caused her uneasaes of mind n view approaching
dissolution, part with her weeping husband and
children but stren hened By good Lord of all DOW
er and might she enabled even this bitter
cup. Long wiz they cause TO lament their unti1ae-
y loss.
During her sickness her suerings were mitiaed by the
kind attentions Of aectonate friends who never inter
mitred their duties, forsook her couch and whose ten
der solicitude which she gratefully ackuow lodged soothe
her last agonies.
Her funeral took place "Wednesday al O'Clock ? NJ
and attention observea6le throughout numerous
eoncourse Of friends and acquaintance by their presence
and sympathy anes;ing that they entertained sincere
regard for the deceased AMI deeply affected by her
removal AMI the affection Of her family.-Com
Died, in Mineral Point March 81 VI. P. c. Faos-.
aged about Ii