The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-15

DIED-On Friday, October 9TH, Mt IL O'Clock
a. M, OF congestion OF the brain, MARY SUE,
the beloved wife of John X. Mallonee and
youngest daughter OF Elizabeth and the late
Benjamin Coe, OF Jefferson county, Ohio.
From early life AIrs. Mallonee was CAREFUL
~ instructed by pious parents in the princI-
pies of our holy religion; her character being
thus moulded, soon developed the traits be.
longing TO gentle, elevated Christian
Her love for her Savior and the Sanctuary
were eyinSed by her dedicating herself to the
LORD IN the bloom OF youth. At the age OF
sixteen she connected herself with the Church
OF Two Ridges; her daily life ever after evinc-
Ing the sincerity OF her profession and that
she sue ielt She was mot her own, but bought
She was an active, devoted, energetic Chris
Ian, ever seeking opportunities 10 do good.
Grntton, where her last years were spent. can
testify 10 the zeal, liberalIty and untirinp
efforts which she manifested In behalf OF thai
She possessed all those noble qualities OF n
puTe-heaTted ChTtstiRn-every impulse of her
remarkable tenderness and purity, an amia-
BILE and loving disposition, a mind highly cuI-
", 0'en' SSniiipueu win SehtleneSS and mod
knew her. - go WIZ
She was faithful friend, an afTectionate
devoted wife.
Her sickness was severe and protracted.
For years she had been the victim OF disease:
yet with wonderful fortltude and resignation
she bore her suffering without a murmur or
com plant, frequently saying, at is ali right,
lNA7N 80 ~ sAAOhLN hGs NO ClOuu SLOO0 between
her and her Savior. She was strong in faith
and huoyant with hope. She was Confident
that her peace was made with God, and was
ready TO depart and be with Christ, which
was far better"
She entertained no fears respecting her dis
solution. Death was diSarmed OF all terrors
and she quietly and calmly went to sleen in
Jesus as one would pass to sweet and peaceful
slumber.
She was lovely in life and lovely in death
The perfect serenity of her cSuntenance the
loylm and happy expression on her
features, and the sweet, peaceful and trI-
UNI PhAnt smile that played upon her lIps at
the last, can never be forgotten by those who
She whom we loved and priced is gone. but
not not FORGOTTEN. Her memory will still live In
tue hearts OF many those with whom she
associated Will ever remember her kind and
pleasant manner. She will be remembered
with the fondeSt TecOllectionS-lOYetl and
cnetlSned as one who set an example worthy
OF Imitation. Her death is deeply felt. and
mas let q void in the aching hearts of her rela-
uyes which time can never NIL
On the lovely Sabbath afternoon of the M,
OF october, nom the residence of her mother
her body was silently and solemnly laid 10
rest In the beautiful "hOme OF the dead" adj.
Joining the church where she inst oublicI-
dedicated herself to the Lord, there 10 rest
Iill that glorious day when mortal shall put
on Immortality"
her surviving husband is stricken and sad.
May the Lord sustain him in this heavy
stroke, and comfort him in his ioneiinesS
and keep him at the feet OF HIM, who heals
the broken hearted, and gives Joy and come
Tort TO the troubled spirit.
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