The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06

needs Of each day | write this that
others may see Gods goodness and
learn that there is no friend like Je-
SuS and no father so rich and able to
take care of his child en- as our
kind Heavenly Father above, and our
desire is to love him more and serve
him better. My darling was laid
away in my grandfather's cemetery at
Cuff Ohio, and he is laid near two of
my beloved sisters, and his foTefathers
and mothers back to the fourth gen.
Grafton is buried in the same sacred
cemetery. And Oh how it filled my
aching heart with gratitude first to a
Heavenly Father. then unto all who
had given in Jesus name, the means
TO carry and bury my darling in this
quiet, loved spot, where | played in
my eirlhood's happy days Just as
they, the two cousins of mine, lowered
NY darlings remains in his last rest
ing place, little bird with speckled
breast, sang a sweet song in the tree
top nearby, as if to say my love was
in the land Of peace, joy and flowers,
and we bowed our heads and from our
hearts said, Father, thy will be
done We came back home last
night. and we love the little home
bearer than ever, although a loved
one is missed, voice is stilled, va
cant spot is in our home that never
can be filed But we thank one and
ALL and ask your prayers. Our darl-
ing asked mamma to sing the day he
took sick Everything l dot Comes
from Jesus. Oh how true it was,
and even his little casket and funeral
was got and directed by loving, pity
ing Jesus Now we can only thank
you all for your help and kindness and
pray that God may remember you and
,eward one and all and give you rich
re ward and a home in Heaven. We
are yours gratefully,
MR.. AND MRS. VINCENT.
To Westviile Residents.
In order to thank the people of
Westville, Mrs. Vincent asked the Pal
ladium to print the following:
Of the fullness of the heart the
mouth speaketh. and so my pen must
write strongS enough. Words fail me
at this time to express the sincere
gratitude of our hearts to Westville
people for their help and kindness to
US and our darling boy during his sick
ness and at his death. He was the
JOY and light Of our home and we feel
that his place can never be filled but
he left little sermons behind which
shall hive and help to keep us closer
to our Heavenly Father who cares for
us and shares our sorrows and sends
our joys and blessings. The day he
took sick he asked me, saying: Ma
ma. dear, sing Everything | Dot
Comes from Jesus Oh, dear. be-
loved people, this is also true of his
parents We feel that index our all
comes from our loving Father above,
and as little David said, Il love every
body" so we. III our hearts, find the
echo of his dear words, and say we
love everybody, and will try TO SO live
that Gods love may shine out from
our lives that it may enter into other
honest hearts. Our lifework and
longing is to be able to do something
for our Master. We are only waiting
and praying God to open the way and
provide the means. Now, again if
any of these dear people in Westville
have aught against us. we beg you TO
please forget and forgive and let us
love one another as Jesus taught us TO
do. We feel like staying with you
for a season and try to draw our
friends closer to our loving Saviour
We ask the prayers of all praying
people here and elsewhere and close
with thanks 10 one and all and ask
God to reward each one. and trusfs'
that in the great judgment aboyNfWa
may hear him say, that in aGefnuch
as We did it unto one of thC1east of
these my brethren, We hFe done it |
unto me-" We are yrs gratefully. |
MR.. AID VS.. VINCENT.
Mrs. Austin 4bFancakes, really SUI
perior to everything. Ask your gro