Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-27
DEATHS.
In Memoriam.

fidence and trust as did this estimable lady.
To all who knew and loved her the tidings
of her sudden departure were not only a
shock, but "a source of the deepest sorrow.
For less than one short week she struggled
with her sufferings, then passed away calmly
and submissively, leaving behind her good
testimony to the faithful promise: "As thy
day, SO shall thy strength be-"
In the bright hope and Joy Of her girl
hood she gave her heart TO the Saviour, and
from that time, when she became member
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, her life
was that of an earnest and consistent chris
tian. Few lives, suppose, have known
more that was calculated TO try the love,
and test the faith of pious heart. De-
prived Of that robust health which many
enjoy, there were times when even acute
suffering became her portion; but through
it all-even when laboring under the sad
depression that often accompanies physical
pain-there was always the same loving,
Fatherly hand, as her own words album
dainty testify, to uphold and strengthen her
in every fresh trial Upon the very threshold
OF her womanhood she was met by the great
est sorrow of her life; and, although her
gentle nature was crushed as il passed I'M
der the rod, even this blow did not draw one
breath of complaint from the heart that
could still say, though He STAY me, yet will
The only child nj her udowod ,,o,har
she realized The solemn resnons;hil;tw of
her position, and nobly did she fulfill the
cious relation for neyt IN tho faith in nor
God the fairest Jewel in her character yyoe
the tender love and nure nnselash deviation
with which She cling m her n,othor q q
teacher there was that about ba which
meyer failed N win the resnect and love Of
nor nun;ls An Recommendation ,gcr,on -,
Sole sba nlacad vor,, h;r,h H. s.a.d"nd
which che wished each scIolor 10 .,,s;n
and the entbusiasm of her own ayon,nio
could not fail IN nrove both in Tho s,rdy
and the classroom a noble s,;mulns 70 IN
creaaing diligence on The mart or ,hns.
whom She tanoht
A. the non troces ,boso ,;nos ,ho lac,
tribute of resnect IN tho denarta doad- e
heart grows verv sad and he thougbts ,,rn
with tender svmnathv m the deeoIeta Name
tho stricken mother and Tho horoa,ad CO..,
mnnitv The death of sncb a noh,o chr;s
tian woman Is indeed n loss an irrena rahle
loss IN onr whole commnnitv and ne hand
OF the Mighty Healer can alone raise up an
other VINO VIII, win equal honor and use
luiness' MI her place. Inc profound sorrow
wnich seemed 10 pervsde the large COM
pany OF irienas mat followed her to the
grave pears ample testimony To the high
esteem ana profound respect IN which she
was neld IN her own nome. But this is not
All. far OUT mo the great world, wherever
hands and tender hearts, whose minds bear
the impress OF her own--the influence OF
the humble christian, and the conscientious
teacher will he ever repeating itself, and
bearing witness TO the sublime truth of
10Y writ
iier iast moments were moments OF peace,
ana her last words were oil implicit trust and
confidence IN Jesus, whose iaithiulness had
$" long Dceh her most precious portion, and
whose roo ana stali dld not iall her as she
passed. through the dark valley and the
shadow OF death.
WIN loving hands we carried her TO her
last uweiilng place on earth, and laid her
tehderiy IN the new-made grave to rest till
lhe resurrection morn, knowing the faith
luincss Oh HIM VINO has said "Be thou
iaithiul unto death, and will give thee Il
crown OF lie
go aeo,h,s ooid haul on,o,,hs c,na ho...
henoa,l ,ho snd '' "e"' Is
,rm Eas,er,s Su, hr;,rs Forth oao,, 49,, A.
" meet i,s God ''s' 'o''u e''" 'o"' W
In robes , IF +, white woshed hv IN. h,ood sror,
:" H. 900 ,,,.a.a ""'e" =, '"o V'oo" 'ion'
Then no more death, and no more tears
then only rTst"
G. S. l..
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D,hpi On 'he l4th instant, az lhe residence
~ vi. 'Snh Nonneliy, NJ Eowarus ferry,
iiAkhi spkhADbERRf, OF Vphoid lever, IN
'he ois' OF year ms age.
lie was native of England and had
been in this country twenty years. lie per
formed his duties in quiet and unobtru.
sive manner, apparently aiming TO live at
peace with all men. lie was devoted hus.
band, showing his devotion even unto death.
His wife was first stricken with the fever
which soon fastened its fangs upon him, yet
Mich, nrrso lie I Ii,y;a ,n,i, 'a sIo s.,a, ne
nn,,ncad he,,or ana ,vh " e, Guy ""' pi9'
,honah s,tsor;nr INT ;n,onsa,r na ~ yie,1,
signs Of lie nai1 until ~ he Spior;,,n, =" ~
fayar ho w.s No. lon@er nans" J ~ I;n W
tons Ionelv indasS l. 10 I,aroa,,oa LA. NJ Az
since no has Iei, her for the ,.avos " az ~
broad Atlantic senara,e hor Sran, Al, na W.,
kindred Nav The rreot phys;n,on 81, g. s W.
administer 10 her wonndad hear, no ba n,
of Gilead to soothe its pain, (IIe alone can 4