Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-05-09
Death of Mrs. Ham AIN M.
EOWIeS.

Mrs. Hannah NJ. Fowles wife of
Mr.. David Fowles, of Walker Twp,
departed this life on Monday, April
Goth, 1894, aged about SIS years.
The funeral took place Thursday of
last week. Iaterment in the old
Presbyterian burial ground adioin-
ing the home of Mr.. David Diven in
Walker township. Deceased for a
number of years had been a sufferer
on account of rheumatic troubles cul-
minating a couple of weeks ago in an
attack involving the brain ard spin,
From this there were no hopes of re-
covery, and death at an early day
was clearly foreshadowed. Her re-
mains were followed to the grave by
many of her numerous friends who
esteemed her in life and paid tribute
to her noble character. Mrs. Fowles
was born in Clarion County. Pa, in
June 1885. She was communicate
of the Presbyterian church, having
been for 10 years prior to her death,
consistent member of that organi-
zation. She was a devout Christian,
and her profession was exemplified
in her every day life. An exemplary
woman, obiiging and sympathetic as
a neighbor; painstaking, managing,
and devoted as a wife; fond, watch
full and earnestly solicitous as a moth
er. To sheriff Fowles whom we
have known intimately for many
years our sincere sympathy is extend
ed. But the grief and sorrow which
he must endure on death robbing
him of bis beloved wife can only be
tempered by that power whose sup
port can give comfort and cousola-
ticn in mans extremity, and to whom
we reverenty. commend him in his
hour Of trial. Deceased also leaves
four daughters to mourn her taking
off, who showed their appreciation of
her motherly kindness by minister
ing to her every wish in the days of
her sickness, and paying such atten-
ton to her as was prompted by their
fl iai devotion. The sympathy OF the
entire neighborhood goes ont to the
husband and daughters who have
sustained this sad loss. Whilo they
have tasted of the cup of affiiction,
they viii also remember that what is
their loss Is her gain, and the dear
one has Only gone before =
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