The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-22
DREED.

BLAKE On the slst instant HELEN II. BLAKE.
wife OF DR. Blake, and eldest daughter OF the late Henry
The relatives ana friends are invited to attend the tune
ton avenue on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, without
EARP.-on the Goth instant, CHARLES G. EARP in
Fan, raj from his late residence No ls NJ Fifteenth
stsSt on Monday & ,h9 Gath instant at IL o'clock NJ
MARsHALL-on the 2lst instant. CHARLES.
youngest OF Annie aud the late John Marshall Esq.
relative; and friends Of the family Invited
Sixteenth street. tomorrow (Sunday the ssd instant
WIFE Of Bssses sss gtS Shaw has"n' ANNA
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
srse gStesnth %ard sGnday d''
the o. TRd%s ''n and % fpR ass Sa.Es
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to ut
tend the funeral from the TesSsnes OF his er ndiather
srndsy at O'Clock The funeral to procOod to the Barron
ss9B a jesus w. the ss i' il ssss w. w.
FuScra from No 1900 Filbert street. Phadolpa ar on
Monday, the Gath instant, at O'Clock p. NJ '
,WAkkKER-@0n On sIiH Thursday January 30 ROBERT b.
S S 1s are pSo sts1s the
Monday, the 2ith instant, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ 81
IN MEMORIAM
Fell asleep the Goth of December WILLIAM
HENRY LARNFD, Jr. Although our hearts are lace
rated and bleeding owing to this sad dispensaton yet
we humbly bow to Supreme Power, well knowing He
doeth all things we'll For wise purpose incompre
hensble nov loved has been cd to
bloom eternallY in heaven His memory will hover
around like the sweet perfume of lovely flower Our
dear friend a combination of true msniness
feminine gentleness. Nature hal endowed him with
wonderful gifts His face of SURPRISING beauty
with his lovely and winning manners, excited the un
bounded admiration of all who met him, while in the
hearts of those with whom constantly mingled was
created love surprising in its magnitude
in it's depth Earth has been made less attractive
heaven more beautiful Yes. he has passed away. No
will he greet with his joyous welcome and
loving smile will the pride circle gladden.
and enchant with the music his soul delighted
n and which he rendered beautifully talent in him
almost perfected. His chief charm his seeming un
his OF hers
psrent To ALL The most predominant tyait in his char
strict adherence to truth Never he known
He also seemed utterly unconscious of the ailings
others ready extenuate and deal gently with their
tegrity, made him the iool of his associates in
whose memory he will ever be enshrined. His Illness
OF snort DURATION ans agoniznR,
his sufferings. He bore all uncompainngly and subms
sively in obedience to the Hand that inflicted it, Thank
funess the slightest kindness made il loving office
10 minister him. How often the last moments of
ped in the departure of ourtdear friend. Calmly
infant sinks within its mothers sheterng arm
tai borne by winged messengers unseen to mortal
May Heavenly Father send the celestial Dove with
healing His wings, to pour consolation and balm into
them him in that land by the spoiler untrodd en-
| where all tears wiped away and where he is now
sueetly singing praises to the adorable Father
Blessed are the pure in heart
Blessed evermore,
They shall meet and never part
On nthat heavenly shore.
We know that he is happy,
With his angel plumage on.
But our hearts desoato
To think that he is gone.