The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-04
ORITUA Y.

STORN-Died at her residence in Allegheny
t,9wnsnip' on .uesaay evening, Mtv 18th, 1873,
Esq. and only sister of Hon. John Buck, aged
47 years months and days.
In the grief and sorrow produced by the
death of this most estimable lady the entire
community shares. Few women have became
more enaearcd to those enjoying their friend
ship than the ami,hle lady whose death is re-
corded above. Consumption, with its slow bur
uuerring and fatal 'cucroachmcnts. had for some
time marked me- as its victim, and yet when
death at last came the grief it OccasiOned
seemed to indicate that the stroke was all but
unexpected to friends and kindred but to the
gentle soul Of the deceased il came merely as
the harhinger OF welcome TO the glories and
rewards oi blSStu and happy future. As
calmly as the coming shades of a beautiful May
eve she passed away from earth in the presence
OF those whom she loved upon earth-hushand,
children. kindred and friends. Her Youngest
child on the very day and hour @f her death had
completed Its seventh year. The remains of
this true wife. loving mother and kind neigh
hor were Corpus christi laid to rest in the
Catholic cemetery at Loretto, mid the mourn
ing of the stricken husband and their orphan
children. and accompanied by the prayers of
many who knew her but to love her. who
named her but to praise. A singular and strik-
iug coincidence in connection with her death
and burial was the death of Il hrotner p few
Years ago on the same day on which she died
and the burial of another brother many years
ago the very same festival which witnessed
the consignment of her own mortal remains to
their last earthly tenament,
The sympathy of the community is extended
to the sOrrowing husband and bereaved chill
dren, TO whom comes the consolation that al
though comparatively young in life the mea-
sure of her virtues was full, for truly .sthe
good die first. while us whose hearts are dry as
summers dust burn to the socked." Peace to
her immortal spirit. NJ.
BARKLEY.-Dicd, in this place, on Tuesday
evening, June lst, 1875, ALBERT JAMES, child
OF John d. and Mary Barkley. aged year, IL
months and "a days.
Thr death of this promising and interesting
little child was attended with circumstances of
u most distressing character. well cacu latc I'd
not only to bring grief to the hearts OF the
fond parents themselves, but to excite in every
breast feeling of sincere sympathy for the
iereaNeG ones VINO nave ht e1 thus so uneXpect-
elly called upon to mourn the loss OF their only
living offspring. Taken by his mother to the
Mountain House on Saturday afternoon last
for the purpose of viewing the decoration
ceremonies then about TO he inaugufatcd. the
little fellow suddenly seized with SpasmS
and a severe attack of throat disease. and from
that time until the moment or his death he
suffered, with scarcely any intermisSiou the
most eXcruciatne tortures, leaving little To he
hoped from the very first except that God in
His mercy would take him to Himself without
delay. The fnneral took place at o'clnck
yeSte rduy afternoon, the remains being inter-
red, by right of baptis,n. in the Cat hulic cemc-
terry attached to the Church OF the Holy Name,
in this place.