The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-06
OBITUARY.

DOUGH- ERIG Died, At the residence OF her
parents John and Mary d heriy. iu this place.
-, " s.tue-aay march J. lSs5. Miss AM VI.
boIS-htsTN, sSed - years. II months and 3 DAYS.
The deceased was born here. was known to eve
~ man. woman and ch.ld in our town. and no
death in E"eushurg has ever caused deeuer or
more universal feeling Of regret aud sorrow than
that Of the subject of this brief notice Herwholc
HE was one Of industry and devotion to the duties
Of her fathers household. and nc woman ever per
formed them better. She possessed a warm. gen
eruus and sympa Jhetic nature and whenever
sickness occurred outside Of her own family and
especially among young persons. she was prom Ut
IN hasienins to their side and rendering that pc
eIli"r aid and assistance which tender hands
alone can Iive. Her mother has been a helpless
invalid Tor very many years. requiring nursing
attention ala the time as well during the night as
during the day. To her the deceased was ever
present OF within the sound OF her voice and IL
can he literally and truthfulfy said of her that
she wore her own life out at the bedside OF her
mother. There was something wonderfully heroic
IN her constant and never easing devotion to her
helpless Uarcut. The strain however was too
great 10 TO endured any longer. aud at last faint
weary aHd exhausted, she 50 nk unconscious to the
hoor and in a few hours afterward died at her
post OF duty. Surely such life will meet with its
Wetl merted and bIissfuI reward in another and a
better y orld. She was a most exemplary member
Of the Catholic Churca and faithfully performed
remains wcrs Inferred in the Catholic cemetery
this tFriday) morniug at 10 O'Clock. May her
soul rest in peace.
FRGEDHOFF.-Dfed, az his residence In Gone
maagh borough. on Saturday, February IS. 1855.
Mr. Henry FriedhuH, aged 81 years.
The deceased was born in Germany and came
to this country with Lis wife when he was about
30 years Of age lie resided on farm In Munster
township FOR a number Of years, and was a broth
CT OF Nicholas and Joseph FncdhoH, both de-
ceased. Of that township. He WIS the father Of
Nicholas J. FriedhOH, deceased. OF this place
The deceased was respected by all who knew him
as good citizen and an honest man. and during
his long lie performed all his duties faithfully
and well He leaves to survive him an aged
widow, SIX children, forty two grandchildren. and
three great-gra ndchildren.
LYNCH-Died, at the residence Of her sou-iu-
law, Mr.. Bernard onLelly, in Summerhiu town
ship on Monday, March ? 1883. Mrs. ANN LYNcE,
aged about 20 years
The deceased was "a NEST excellent woman and
4 true Christian. and was held in the highest re-
spoct and esteem by all her ncighbors ami ac-
quaintances. Four children. two sons and two
daughters, survive her. Her remains were in
TERED in The Catholic cemetery at Wnmore on
wednesday morning. May her soul rest in peace.
SCHENK.-Died, Al his residence in Allegheny
township, on Wednesday. February H. 1855. Nj.
John Schenk, aged about 40 wears.
Deceased was son OF the late Nicholas Schcu K
OF Allegheny township, and was born and raised
on his fathers farm In his death the township
has lost one Of its best citizens and "a blank is
LETT in the home circle. An honest Christian man;
sober and industrious; kind husband and IA
ther and good citizen, he lived obeying the
laws OF God and man, and died in the hope of sal.
walton. and glorious Immortality. May his
soul rest in peace.
WheR the evening shadows gather,
There Is one who ne'er comes home:
Though the cattle are 10 fodder.
And the horses arc to groom.
OFT We look out towards the stable.
Listening for a iJ0JiaiIs sound
There's vacant sea- a table,
When the meal time comes around
When at evening prayers we're knecliug
How we miss our fathers voice
When the chapel bells pealing,
Ne can scarce with them rejoice.
o. 'tis dreary,-sad and dreaE
without That one familiar face
We will always miss father
Round the old familiar place.
Husband. fathcr-thou hast left Us
But well wait the anal call
Which shall join us, nUught 20 part u.
While eternal ages roll! a. u. II.