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sal From the American Farmer.
"A WHISPER TO NEWLY MARRIED PAIR
3nN98A CHAPTER VII
On facreas. Of Family.

Fsht IL ft'as
- On Increas. Of Family.
Is there a prospect oil your wife he
Ncomlng a mo;herf Then, indeed, has
Providence placed her in the most in
teresring OF all female situations; and
sttong is her claim on your tenderness
The Circumstance is a silent, though
powerful appeal your feelings; and
he must truly have an unfeeiing, l
might aim ,st say AN unprin, ipled dis
position. WAC does not fiad himself ir.
resissably drawn by the new and len
DEL. tie which now exists.
II nay. however, be the will OF the
Almigh,y, to withhold offspring from
you; and any thing said, either by bus
band o. wife, that could give the other
pam on this subject, is more than re
pres,ensIble; 1t is contemplate A wo
MAN is scarcely ev@r 50 unamlable as
TO do it, and should her husband he un
feeling enough TO betray even word
which could hort the feelings of his
wifi on he occasion, he may talk and
sophlsticate the matter as he pleases.
but 10 truth he can have but little pre-
ten9sns TO religion, to sentiment or to
feeling
How unlike the noble minded Eka
nah, when, with sentiments at once
manly and tender, he thus addresses
his weeping wife. "Hannah, why
weepest thou? and why eatest thou
nor and why is thy heart grIeved? am
/ 40, hetier to thee ,han ten sons2--
.(Sam j. 8
Conc 'ision
AMI now. proud lord, farewell: my
whisperis nearly ended; and | am ve
ny certain that my silence will not
grieve YOU Blu, ere We finally pal,,
allow N. to cali to your recollection
thak most important period of your life
when, at the altar OF your God and in
the presence of your fellow creatures,
You soIemnly vowed, "lo love your
wife, to comfort her. TO honor and keep
Der, in sickness and in health fol bet
terrier worse, iii poverty aud IN riches,
and, forraking All others, TO Keep thee
only unlo her as long rs YOU both shoald
IivGp Let me ask you, h,vc you kept
this-solemn vowf Commune with-ymr
own heart: ask ,yoar loNn conscience
and yqur feelings; asld tremhie before
an offended Col if YOU have dared to
break it agsteat 10
III How impressive. on all occasions,
archie words OF 81 Pull; and in what
a. swee, and tender point OF view does
he appear when he says. Husbands,
love your wives, and be pol hitter ]
gaiost thrna''t Col. III l99 .4ndsgaln. ]
aH.Nbsnds love youf wives: even as
Christ also loved the Church, and gave
himself. for it So ought men 10 love
tfseiir wives, as theT own bodies he
that ieyeth his wife ioyeth himself, For
no nan tver yet hated his own firsh;
but nonrishelh it and cherlsheth 1t even
81 ;,,s Lord.the CHURCH For this cause
shalt / man leave his father and mo
lfhers and shall be joined unto his VIDE,
and fbey Two shall he enc flesh. Y Ephl
o5s9s. 29. 80 ssWherefore," says
uhlessed Saviour, "they are no
more tssain, hat one fltsh. What there
fare God hath joined together, lei no
man nan nut, Islander ? Natt xix CD
In the SECOND chapter OF Genesis,
,h;s S,,biect is mentioned with peculiar
SIMPLICITY n ! and beauty "And the Lord
-Gad formed man of the dust OF he
prouad. and hreathed into ms nostr'i'
fhs breath ,f life, and man became q
'Lv;oo, souIv .And' he Lord God
snlanted i garden eastward :" Eaen
psa he took tie mta, and put ham II
The ihs garden Of Edth TO dress II an'
- ~ .ADd the lord Sod said
.Sis Mi gold that mao should q. he along y
will make him az help meet 10
him AID outof the grounfH the lo a,
Cd l6rmed every beast OF the hre'
AMI brought them unto Alan; b", 70
al /, ,hTre was not found an ne'
me- me for him md the Lord 1o
cam deep sleep TO fall upon Adam