He had manv warm and true friends: t'nr hia whnle int/er course with men was ehtmwterized hv honesty, sineeritv, kind ness and truth - high qualities. That ever himl true men to him who taissesses them and umlerlie all friendship that is Worthy of the name. 'vhere he gave his friendship he gave some thing preeinus indeed; for his friendship was genuine, firm and constant, reaehiug through sunshine. And shadow alike. As true tn its nhieet as the needle tn the pule.

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