{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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A SAD OccURRENoE.-In our paper a'few
days ago, we published, under the obituary
head, the death Of Miss Charlotte Club, aged
forty-hve years. .a


We have since learned that this lady, fors some
time previous to her death, was afflicted with
occasional alienation Of mind, caused by sick
ness. Her body was much cmaciated and.
in her condition, the extreme kindness
of her relations afforded but little relief. Dur
ing the brief absence of her attendant week
before her demise, she hurried to an adjoining
room, and, being near window, either fell
or leaped out, falling on the pavement and in
juring herself severely. She was again con-
veyed to her chamber, when, at the expiration
of seven days. she was relieved, by death, of
her intense suffering.


We truly sympathise with those that mourn.
and fervently trust that they may realize the
sacred promise, and be 'comforted."