Richland beacon., 1880-11-06
Obituaries.

uJWef All tHdt tetuc1 care anu a'cH''"i'
prompted by devoted love, could do WAS dore
e. relieve her suffering and il possible save
her from dc atli but the will Of God was
accomplished and she fell asleep in the arms
Of Jesus, in whom she expressed sublime
faith and conridence young as she was
Bouud to her by the s,ronges, ties Of natural
affection, as the only daughter Of beloved
dead SISTER, augmented by her gentle, ai'ec.
tIonate disposition, is il any wonder that We
this swee, hitle girl.
Gentle as an angel all her life, when her
pain and suffer ing came, she bore i, all with
a resignation and for,liule that would have
been astonishing even in a grown person.
When she saw the end approaching, she
called for her only little brother and adtnon-
i,Lcd hin To be a good boy ard try TO meet
her and their sain,ed mother in tina, land Of
eternal res, and JOY; aud also took an ahec.
honate farewell Of her grief stricken father
and devoted step-nciher.
Oh, Mauie! it is hard for u. to give you up;
hard to even realize that your lovely little
form lies mouldering in the grave; hard to
believe that We can never clasp thar form
again in fo.d embrace; that we will never
more behold those bright, sparkling, lowell,
eyes, or watch the .wer'ly innocent Joyous
smile, as it ever played about your beautiful
features.
ie, we know thou art gone, never more to
return TO Us gone 10 that home Of the blessed,
where there will b. no more temptation, pain,
sorrow nor death, but where there are JOYS
forever more. We would not lIa ve ,hee back,
sweet child, TO suffer pain again, hard as it is
for u- to give thee up; for we know that God
had served His purpose with thee, >hoyt as
was thy brigh, young life, ard that Tie do-,h
all things well. "The Lord givr,h and ihe
Lo,d ia eth away, blessed b. the name Of
the Lord 7. NJ.
Mrs Edwards. widow Of Hou. r p Ed.
wards, deceased, died al her residence, near
Crew Lake Station. this parish on Friday,
October 29,h. She was an estimaJle lady,
respected by all who knew her She leaves
daughter, infant son, three step children, 10
whom she was devoted mother, and two
little nePhews who were depend, ut mp her
for 4 support, together wrh large number Of
friends to mourn their loss, but rs we tru., her
cterpa, ,,aiO
uiwa,s Eiiu Uo...o =. - >,
ne begins to be annoyed with ones self.
The old people then made 1t up, and the
young people married.
As the bridegroom and Celeste were
that the sole object OF lie was
each others company. they hastened at
oncc TO the sweet solitudes Of the coun-
trv They had a charming villa and |
beautiful garden; they were both accom-
nlished. clever, amiahle, young, and III
love. How was it possible they should he
susceptih!e to c,aui! They could never
hear to loose sight of each other.
"Ah. !Adolphe - traitor - where hast
thou been?
Merely shooting in the woods, my
angel" ~ p
this shall not happen again.
"Ah dearest, too gladly L promise.
Another time:
"What. Celeste, three hours have
been seeking for you! Where have You
hid yourself?
Don't look so angry. my Adolphe:
was only directing the gardener to build
| n little arlor for YOU to read III. L meant
| it as a surprise. :.
NV own Celeste three hours-it is
nm eternity without you. Promise not to
leave me again, without telling me where
| to find you.'
NV own dearest Adolphe! how l love
| ron-may NV "nmnany be eYer as dear
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