St. Landry democrat., 1892-07-30
In HHEYEOREAM.

Mrs. c. c. Duson died Sunday, July II, 1892, at
San Antonio, Tex, where she had been soJouln-
in" for some months in search or healtI;
1t is with deep and profound regret that we
are called upon to chronicle the sad demise Oh
this cstinabc lady. Mrs. DusOn, whose nlaloch
name was Tsora Andrus, was the Wlfc OF our
late Senator c. {. DusOn, and was widely knoHn
and universally esteemed by all VINO iidu t tr
GOOD fortune to come in contact Will hcf; -
know her was to love her. Tender, deFolcG anu
true. of her he it said, her life was one OF un,
cr;lslu~ usefulness. To the voice OF gllef she
ever lent Il willing ear; she gave encourage
mcnt to the forlOIn and depressed, ana l.ce.'
couraucolIsly to the end the dread rilaly mat
had been for some time lnslulollSy chcroachiilS
upOn her useful life, until death, the unWedrlcu
worker, blew his ICY breath upon her:
Her memory will ever be fresh Ill the hearts
If her many friends. An ndulGcnt mother Il
devoted wife, kind friend and a true Clrhliall'
size was the admiration OF all.
To the brreHved husband and unhappy and
mothrrIcsS children We extend our Sinccrcat
-ynrathy in their severe affection. Theirs Is
no common bereavement; and though 1t Is sad
that Time softcns grief, yet the weight or woe
Is none The less felt When grim Death enters Il
happy household and rUhS it OF one or It's most
beloved inmates. Would that We could pour
into their bleeding bosouns the ha Inn OF consola
ton; but God alone can comfort t he Af1llclcu'
After Il well spent life, wherein truth, love Oh
duty honor and fidelity Shont forth III all their
srlcndor her journey ended, and she closed her
eyes III DEATH
.'Calmly as TO a nights repo'e,
Like flowers at set OF sun
The remains were brought to OrCloIiSt'S on
Monday evening and inferred i'll the Protestant
Cemetery surrounded by Il very large c0nc"urhe
OF relatives and friends. SlLlA.
DIED At the residence of her parents, III
Oprloll>a as, on Sunday, july u, 1872, HELEN
ANpElS. daughter of T.. 5. AndruS and ldt
Iuldrr, aged II years, $ months and u days.
"Whom He gods love die young
This sunny tempered child was Il fANorltt
with all who knew her and LETT IL ray OF sun.
shine the reflex of her bright and CHEEKY dis
position, wherever she went. Not only was
she beloved by her Schoolmatcs and coiilptr
IONS the boys and girls ho in unusually large
numbers attended with grief -stilcken counten-
ances and tear dlnmed eyes her peculiarly sad
ob5cquies, but those Of matllrtr years who We're
hrol4 lit III the " charmed circle " Of her glad
some presence could not resist the fascination
which her kind and affection nature, her
sweet temper and winning ways weaNcd as
with Il magic spell around them. They all
loved her; and man; and bitter were the t. airs
which mingled with those OF her sOrcly bcreav-
ct parents and relatives at her untllncly dc
| mise. TO these afflicted ones, words OF mere
| earthly consolation at such Il time are mean
| ingess. Time, the great healer, will soften
| their poignant grief, and the blessed hope that
! after her brief, sweet sip of earth their loved
one but "frll asleep to wake in heaven, Will
| bind up their laceratcd hearts and bring to
| their hips the words: "'rhy will, oh, Lorl, not
! mnc be done. NJ.