A Card--to The Many Friends Of My Son

In behalf of my dear son, to whom this world is no more, I take pïeasure in tendering sincere thanks to his many friends, for the kindness and sympathy which they have ahown to him and the family, from the beginning of his long and continued sufferings until his ;irrival at his final resting place. It was a great consolation to hini, in his last days wifch ns, to be able to realize the kindness which was bestowed upon him by all his acquaintauces, old friends and schoolmates. And he died a happy death, in knowing that they did all for Jiiui fluir could be done. This early oalling from oxir midst bas occasioned a vacaacy in fche family which can oever, be filled. But it is a jfreat consolation ro us to know that our severe loss is onr dear Joseph's ííiliu. Dated April s. 1895.