Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-01-04
Deaths.

Died on the 18th December, 1862 Mr.. JONA-
THAN HORN, in the 73rd year Of his age.
Father Horn was no doubt, trying for some
years to prepare for this solemn change, and con-
sequentiy his last hours were of great peace and
consolation. He was much interested for the re-
ligious welfare Of his children. Many were the
prayers and tears of this Dear Father, for the
family of his bosom. Think! Oh, think of this
PAPA in Heaven" The Lord sustain his be-
reaved companion, and bless the entire house
hold with plety, and home in the better world
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Mrs ELIZABETH S. JOHNSON, wife of Mr.
Robt. johnson, departed this life in Staunton
Dec 22nd 1869 aged 81 years months and Is
days Shewa born on The 4th of June, 1907,
entered the communion OF the Episcopal Church
in 1880. She bore the painful afiiction OF which
she died, with christian resignation, giving un-
doubted assurances that she was at peace with
God and had put her house in order. In all the
relations of life, she well sustained the character
of modest woman, affectionate daughter, de-
voted wife and fond mother, and set example
worthy of emulation.
The distressed husband and family should look
upon their great loss, as her initiate gain.
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On the 26th of December 1869, at the residence
of his father Spring Hill, Augusta county,
Va, Mr.. GEORGE w. FRAME, aged % years, l
month and days.
Mr. Frame mad been living In Illinois for some
time and returned about month before his
death TO his native State, with the hope that he
might in some measure regain his health, but his
Observation-Disclosures q rapid course and
death soon claimed him as her own. He had all
his wants supplied and every thing that fond pa
rents and kind friends could do, done for
him. All that We're with him IN the latter part
of his illness could but see with JOY and hear
with gladness the evidences of that faith which
he protested in Christ which seemed to grow
stronger and stronger AS he neared his end. He
expressed himself rs being perfectly reconciled
to the W i'll OF God.
Died on Saturday night, Jan. LIST. 1870 JAN EFT
TAYLOR BELL eldest daughter Of Major ID. NJ.
Bell. of this place. There Is perhaps no death
that has caused such universal regret and sympa-
thy with the bereaved parents as the one We have
chronicled above, and there can scarcely be one
which is more ssouching Eor heart-rendlng than
the early demise OF beautiful young giri scarce
Nv in her teens and Just now the PRIDE OF her
parents-the sye etest and brightest among her
young friends, and the admiration OF all we
would not seek to touch with 3 strangers hand
the wounds which years cannot Sooine; OUT III
passing from place OF so much pleasure III the
past and so many tender and hallowed memories,
we cannot iorbear To give line OF our respect
before Say goodbye. Monday services can
never fade from recoliections, and The touch
ing and beautiful sympathy OF hundreds-the
sweet rendition of rest for the Weary by the
sunday School children, and the soemnty OF
the occasion mas impress Led u beyond ali descrlp-
ton We would not wish Janet Bell with us
now We would not take from her the peace
that passeth all understanding" We would not
entail upon one y"ung-so beautitul-so ten
derry pious--the sorrows OF a life, which here
might only be disquletudes, and there areeternal
peace she lived 10 see the old year die, and
died lust as the new year lived. She lived TO
serve even in her youthful days the Infinite I'M
known" and died 10 prove His power. With no
regret, with no rnurnuiing, with no chdngs,
with no agony Of spirit, She died, and shouting
II Oh Il fill
light Of the heavenly city tell free upon her. and
she rested III the land beyond the S ars and with
in the golden gates beyond the new Jerusalem,
at peace with all, in the bosom of her God. +.