The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-12-14
OBITUARY.

Al hes'uH' December ith
1870, of congestion of the brain, PnLAN-
DER l.. kgMsLE, (son-in-law Of NJ. NJ.
Dent, Esq, formerly of MorgautOwu,
aged 35 years.
With shock sudden and unexpected
as a peal of thunder on fair June day.
the above melancholy announcement fell
upon the ears Of our citizens. So un-
looked for was the occurrence, and with
such force did the sad tidings greet his
host of friends, that even the stou,est-
hearted of them all bent his head in deep
and abiding sorrow.
1t is SELDOM that we find in any COM
munity man so universally loved. Fine
mics he had noue-to know him was to
be his friend-and hence, with nothing
hut kindly memories. our people will long
cherish the recollection of Mr. Kemble {;
and the poor tribute we -euder to him
here, will be echoed in many hearts.
The virtues of his private character
drew him to those with whom he was
most intimately associated, and who saw
him in the more retired walks Of lifo.
He WAS faithful aud sincere friend, a
cheerful, instructive and agreeable COM
panion-and, being genial and generous,
he was Always favorite in society.
To his terribly bcreaved wife no con-
ISOLATION save that which the Groat Father
of all vouchsafes to His suffering children,
can avail. Her loss is too great 10 con
template her affection almost ton much
for human nature to bear; aud in God
alone can she find "surccass of her
sorrow" 1t may be wrong in her to
wish him back butswho can blame her,
when. in the dire agony of her heart, she
sigfs-
For touch Of the vopish.d hand.
For . inuDi cf the voice that il still ~
How sadly Irna it is that PASSING
AWAY" is written upon all the dear OBJ.
jects, around which the warmrst affections
Of our hearts heccme cntwined and how
bitterly scrowiri is the present melan-
choly fact. that in the morning of life.
and the bloom Of health, with the pros.
Pect Of many happy days before him, and
with uear and dear ties to bind him to
this world. our friend was suddenly at
tackled by disease, and after BRIGHTNESS,
"pAssEp AWAY"
"Reqmescat in Pace" ".
Died. at Weston. on Saturday. Deem
Der 10th, CHRISTINA PoSr, aged 6S
years.
The deceased, one of the Oldest resi-
dents Of this vicinity, lcarcs behind her
host Of sorrowiug friends. Coming here
nearly so years ago, She has lived to see
the Young and the old who grew up
around her pass cover the unknown
river" And. as devout member ofthe
Church. whose religious belief came not
just as Death claimed her as his own. she
had nothing to fear. but everything to
hope, when carried by the angel band to
the Great Presence.
As a kind friend and loving mother
there are many who will "lons keep her
memory green in their souls" but while
fram their eyes ,trops the bitter tears of
sorrow, their anguish will be softened by
the knowledge that shc is now at rest in u
happier aud a better world. j.
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