The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-20
OBITUARY.

daS So9 LIN Ninersville at 9 o clock on Sun
HohEFr BOYLE, aged about IS years.
MCMORRlS.-Died,a at GaIIftzin. Nav Iifb az
SNinIhnm,PSion, Ninhaa, , Mrs: ASSfE NCMo8RIs, wife OF
nIcoael AcAorris, aged about q Years
o.Rri.n Tn9 deceased. whose maiden name was
came to this country whom ouite ~ chiI1 ~ ~
a. maS 10 'ne strlctest sense OF the word a roGsf
nc her nature, % and deyout in her Religions fsi,b p
1sving having been devoted menber of the Catholic
1huTSn curing HE, aud as she led a purs SnJ
just life, there is every reason TO hons the, sh
she rest In peace. N'SS
PARRISH-Di at GaIIitziri. this cof,bIx -,
Wednesday evening, Hth inst.- of disease Of
nhs fns heart - Geors1 G L.. .on Sf F. =: and v. ).
the idol Of his pa rents and fhE below ed Of ali
VINO knew him Though young in years. be
NO heartily :ympathize with his afflicted pa
rents in their great bereaYement. We cannot
from this sinful world to the ear mansions Of hiss
eternal, there to glorify Him who ssI ht "a
Christ calls to himself ere they have tasted of
the forbidden fruit of sin and death.
The setting sun was sinking, silently, in the
The wareling bird was singing on her secluded
All nature .H seemed cheerful at the cIosInE of
"hi'e on couch, then dying, MS form all
PROSTATE lay.
roma n nedrts dr we're beating quickly, as the end
His father stood beside him, while his bosom
His mother, bowed in sorro~ rai.ad nm III,
dropping head; "i'
Then 3 cry of anguish utter'd, for her darling
"eorge tcds dedd!
Beyond the starry portals OF Heavens golden
On that lovely even, the angelic choir. did
Then, In III the court OF Heaven there was JOY
saint. J. N
CANAN.-At the residence of II. H Canaan;
Esq.. at o'clock this morning of gastric fever,
william IL. Canaan. I'm the 5Sth year of his age
In the death OF VIM. II. Canaan Johnsto W Il h5s
excellent citizens. He was the second son of
Hon Moses Canaan, for many years prominently
tdentined with the Bar of Cam bria county. VIM.
Canan spent several OF his boy hood wears I'm En-
ensburH, In the store of his uncle: Silas Moore.
at one time owner OF line of stage Goa ehes be-
tween Pittsburgh and PHILADELPHIA Mr. NCtofe
sent W liam, while Yet in his teens. 10 superfn
Tend the business of the stage line in the city OF
flIlsbhrgh Though very yOung, he managed
the Important interests courmitted TO him WITH
m malstlnguished success. In ls4S he was compelled
To retire for a time from business on accoIint
or failing eyesight. He subsequently went 10
california, by what was then famiiiarIy called
tne overland route, little dreaming that he
is%tie and P9ce 10 fS FTr1a% % the A.
ney so Prostrated him that he remained III ssrl
rrancisco but three days-a physIciap there as:
mais, nim , tnat MS ife depsnded ppop Al m7
on vessel for New Orleans, hut when in the
Carlpoean sea the vessel was WCecked on a deS-
erI lsland The crew and passepgQrs, number
ing SIX one, remained on the island fourteen
Gays during which time several OF them died
IN the year 1881 he came to JohnstoWn, where he
mas resided ever since In the winre er of 1861 he
was united IN marriage with Miss Eliza Lucas
our oldest and best citizens.
Hr: Canan's eVentful life affords ample mate.
RAJ Tor extended memoir, but it is not our
purpose TO write il now. 1t is enough to add
mere, That Tor these more than twenty years he
mas maintained an irreproachabIe character
ana leIt TO his friends that richest of all e1a,fcs
good name. During his illness he spoke of his
trust IN Christ, and calm 8 ommitted ALI to the
care and keeping OF his Heavenly Father
JOhustOIon Tribune, 18th.