from the Frankfort Bee (Kansas), Friday, December 24, 1886, page 4"
"A little two-year old daughter of John Duffy died Monday night of membranous croup. Our hearts go out in sympathy for the bereaved parents. The fairest flowers, the brightest tints fade as we gaze upon them; likewise the little lives, most tender, dearest, most lovable are the earliest to depart. What is loss to earth is heaven's gain. -A.M."
"A little two-year old daughter of John Duffy died Monday night of membranous croup. Our hearts go out in sympathy for the bereaved parents. The fairest flowers, the brightest tints fade as we gaze upon them; likewise the little lives, most tender, dearest, most lovable are the earliest to depart. What is loss to earth is heaven's gain. -A.M."
from the Frankfort Bee (Kansas), Friday, December 24, 1886, page 4"
"A little two-year old daughter of John Duffy died Monday night of membranous croup. Our hearts go out in sympathy for the bereaved parents. The fairest flowers, the brightest tints fade as we gaze upon them; likewise the little lives, most tender, dearest, most lovable are the earliest to depart. What is loss to earth is heaven's gain. -A.M."
"A little two-year old daughter of John Duffy died Monday night of membranous croup. Our hearts go out in sympathy for the bereaved parents. The fairest flowers, the brightest tints fade as we gaze upon them; likewise the little lives, most tender, dearest, most lovable are the earliest to depart. What is loss to earth is heaven's gain. -A.M."
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