Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13

On the "a ult, CLYDE, Miss. JULIA A. AMES aged
Y years, months, and days.
Having ora number of years been acquainted with the
deceased, bear testimony that she was worthy
and consistent Christian Lady possessing those traits Of
character which especially mark person for use.
funess and worth. When at the age nteen her faith
ers family suffered from terrible visitation OF typhoid
the came time, except herself and within few short
weeks, four out OF family Of eight laid in their
graves: OF whom father brother and sister older
than herself and younger brother Upon this youth
fu girl devoved the responsibility Of the labor care and
oversight of that sick househod and how faithfully and
constant she devoted herself to that terrible responsible
y those witness who watched the besdes Of those
sick and dying through those long lonely nights
To her the Physician conded his prescriptions
and directions from her the watchers received their de-
tails to her the sick called to a mother Day af
ter day and night after night she stood her post as
though her frame of iron and her nerves Of STEEL
with presence Of mind of and judgment far be-
yond her years. Showing that strength Of Affection BY
the tenderness with which she smoothed pillow and
the solIcitude which she manifested each the pos
session of those gifts which the highest with which
mortals are endowed.
Bntthough strong in physical health, consumption
marked her for its vct two years since; and In
patience and without amurmur she bore her suffering
Noi enuie3 "neh Called Ter
afflicted mother who is bereft ofall her family ex
cept one small boy to her bedside and said Mother
going, and extending her hand said "fareweiI and
In few moments breathed Such Ia the life
and death of the Christian She sought the Saviour at
the age of thirteen, and may her example commend itself
to all the young that shall read this small tribute TO her
memory. Cox.
On the morning Of the Cd OF Feb. In Clyde, Mrs. EIz
ABETH C. BERRY, wi'e of z. D. BKERY aud daugh ter
| Of Matthias and Hannah Persing, Of CLYDE.
She went to an early grave being not ouite "a
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""e" sae Heu s' 'inees was very o'ei-taken satur-
day night, and died on the next Monday morning. As
child wife and mother It would perhaps be diascut ia
| .naak too bighlv NJ har sha h.a - -. ..., :
P - ~ o N"' "'"o os'n worthy
have doubt she has gone TO her eternal rest In
heaven. J.oon A Rpowv
/ In nsandusky Erie county ON tl. I'm ,n., cu.pi re
! j. ORION 10 the 18Th wear OF his a =.
We deem the death of G. j. ortou aa demand,p0 soos
thing more than the customary notice hands He
va ,sph uar mnaisoa % Voan New York June
structon preparatory to college under CLERGYMAN Of
whom ne always spoke in the highest terms II 1897 he
until Iss1 when he rsmoysd 10 Sorv.t IL me- hs
He conducted the Norwalk E1psrimsnt fer about year
proprietor Of the Fremont Democrat for period Of nine
% ~ sns ms 20 .n1s ey inlssI He CON
OF his removal here until It's anal sdspsn.Ion somstbns
over three years ago.
IN sDo ne wa elected @ nemoer o ths qho constltu-
believe fahuliy served tbroa~h both ss.so1. ~ ~.
important body. He Prudential Elector IN 1855
H one of he restas ~ Ss
teutisry 6y GOV Wood and acted AZ sueb sh, sh
srnstofiaf term.
h oron was man OF far more than ordinary ability
ses.ed Of many inSerent and msnIv uu rss pos
party man, Democrat Of strong partisan feeling he was