The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-20

snarchsd by iss hand ~ doath s-s ~ sss s-a~as
ments OF life. surrounae8 ~ spesy sssaw sha
could make eKislenus pi~suast 500 nsFpv--a wa@
that idolzed hirn-ehiidrsn fhss tsssa haan ~ ssa
only can love, and hissds ssvassa 10 hsas-sss
summons came nnd he ny upsa fhs bes af assft
Blu, lew short ysnrs ago, shs - ~tsu ~ wsm
welded placed bridal riuK upon Nis EerrF ugeu
the inside ofwbish hs haa a iv@ wesas Fsisssais
engraven. The hushsna Wogie neves sssaa shs
giver 10 Rad them, tsIlins hes ne asy wis easa
when her wish wouia b. grsiiaes paa sAs wuaas
know the secret Ssvsn yenrs Ei,Ars s@ay 500 q
day ar two since, whsn eouseiaus rhna ~ m~s
soon leave his wits fsrsver, hs eaiHsd ssF hm
bedside, and with BIS Ayiaa sceeHss $40 hef eNs
hour had ~ last ooms whsn shs sheaid sae So
words upon ire rig sas haa Rises han Tbs
young mother took h ifum hfs ssis Nnxss. saf
though heart strichen with erisf rareriF ssaS ths
words--''i RAVE LOVED THEE oN EAmwW
Il WILL MEET THEE On mEAvEN
How touchisgiy besst,fai thts siusrts taahssr1t-~
The garnorcd hope az yesTs rush iars lhai sssxio
moment as tho words nii upen 80 eass a. ghe
young wife. Sorrow end wooded lsss. saa ,ha
bright dreams ct the world--tha hsas,'s aauras,
reasures-the endoarnents ~ ma Ste ahaf 10 raas
and the BLISS OF the life thas 10 10 ousna-- ho~ tasg
miugle at this hour, as tho wi&owes usathsr lars
side the ring and weePs over tha Llsieas esm, ar
tho husband Of her bosom.
Oh, weer not my love, fiark, voicss 0eleas5si
Now call me away from the brlEsl worla ems
thee,
Sweet visions OF earth and pleasures tsrveasriaf
Fade from my view, and see Dsash brckous to
me.
Weep not-though the last u. that b.. A. 90 - r,v.
al have loved thee sa esrth-I will meet thee
in heaven"
The tear in thine eye 80 sorrowfuil- giistnins,
Is the seal Of the lore that hath hound thee 10
me;
Thy fa;teIng voice 70 WY ear a. 'tis listening,
Sounds not like the zone on that sweet eve Of
glee,
When TO my arms bride thou was, given
ave loved thee on earih, love, III meet thee ~
heaven"
The warm kiss that now on nv damn cheek then
pressest,
Is sweeter. love, far than thy brida; eve kiss
The ono is the pledge tau earthly love blesssst,
The other OF love ir world better than this
oh weep not-the lasl ti'I will be rivsn--
| have loved thee on esfu-- 4 will NEE, thee in
heaven"
The little ones, dearest, rpw weeping beside thee.
Oh, the innocent treasures to thy bosom shrine
gather
Gods blessing upon them, IL whatever tetide thee
Love, teach them TO speak the fond name OF VA
TIER
Oh tell them, when Iife's last tie is rivou,
l have loved them on ear'''-and will meet them
in heaven.
Farewell, love-one kiss, oue last--ere the sum-
m ons
Calls me from thee, and in death 7 arm sleeping
Hard-hard tits to leave thee forever, ard loved
ones.
Farewell young bride Of pv heart. Still weep
ing9
See Heavens gate opens-sOon the last tell be
| have loved thee earth-I will meet thee in
heaven.
The ring on that which thou placed on this
finger,
have worn token Of thy 1--we, dear, for me.
Take t-yet as thine eyes on tie talisman finger,
Oh, think, that above uniied shall be.
Farewell! Eternity portals are riven-
HAVE LOVED THEE ON EARTH .i.ovE-MEKr m
HEAVEN. Ciaremont Eagle.