To those who by their sympathy and assistance so kindly ministered to us in our recent bereavement, wherein we were culled upon to surrender a beloved wife and mother to death's demands, I, on behalf of myself and children, extend my deepest thanks. And sincerely hope the time may be in the far future, when any of those kind friends shall be required to suffer in like manner. JOHN T. HAGUE, Napoleon, Ohio, March 23, 1881.