The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05

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10 becoming q mother she expressed
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Gods will to take her. Bot lit-l
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morn, that In Fix short weeks
she and Hattie would indeed tic SIDED
by side. \
With ffmncss and resolution, whicls
were her chief characteristics, couldE
'he contemplate her %approachiy andr
and with Christian reiTaiion to thcI
W. sGd with a firm reliaree.H
nd absolute dependence, upon herA
she calmly and undismayedis 4
,oke Of death, which for her had noM
and over her, the grave couldE
aim no victory. With such feel-Es
.gs, and prompted by a tender con-E
deration for Others which preveniedH''
IT from imparting her forebodingsA 81
o lett in her little fayorite desk, onEy
p of her letters and papers, q note,E sn
identity written just before takingAl
her bed, and which was found aftertAa
r death, in which she calmly spoken
that event as probable and of her@t'
omission to Gods will and with8t'
tender prayer for her husband,
aged for Strength also to he brayeksu'
the last" and that God would goE4tl
tn her through the Ozark Valley,'Ho
ncluding,-"If | an taken suddenlyEl'
d DO not know you all God takeEpf
re of you and bless you. GoodasuT
!" MH
MARY ALsToN HOWE, daughter of8L'
D late James A. Howe, was bornksar
Clark county Alabama, on thelsln
of October, 1851. Was mar-Hpc
d to Melancthon Smith at Enter- NJ
Sc, Mississippi on the 9Th of April, soe
y. And died at East Pascagoula#m
2 IL o'clock on the morning ofkESm'
vember the Both, 1874, being jus!Mt ID
'nty-thrce years of age. AlthoughA'n pm
twenty.one years old when sheSsth
lmed the motherly cares and re~Equ
nsibilities of a family Of five chils Sgi
n, she met them with firm self ENC
ance and discharged every obliga. awi
with a tact, frmness and consci>1
BUSINESS, which was wonderful ing
of her age, who, had during all
life, been petted and INDUCED
lded from every care, aud bereftM
very anxiety.
'ender and loving in dispositionM
answering in her friendshipH, :.
once her confidence vas gained 49,,
!, self-reliant and conscientious inn
discharge of duty ; calm and con-
late in judgment, with q quick H.,
Of perception which amounted top !,
ition in forming an opinion, sheE :,
the love and confidence Of herr.
]ren and friends, and on her, herE
'and felt that he always could#
y rely in any emergency. H.,
AIKEN with q chill on Sunday, 22d,
disease rapidly developed into #of :,
wv fever, which had about run mal
curse favorably, when, on Satur
morning she gave birth to a son. siss
h complication proved fatal as vat,
nta4ol DIT n cou Lo.. oM a.