The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

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roasrerahng myself 10 him who has done
so much fnrmel Dearest husband, avoid
my example rs you would avoid he
?aag' Of rsmorss.--1ad perhaps. fnL
deslrueiion
have been source o. great unhappi.
ness 10 you. my dear husband, ever aimee
We were united. Had you found wife |.
free from such defects zs unfortunately
bad. haw happy had you been. Ny on
Is consolation i, thai II Was my sincere /.
and constant wish 70 please yon. iloweser
Ear came sho1 Off. o, forgive me, Tor
every pang ever cost you,-and think
OF me with kindness and lsnily. when my
many imPsrfsc,ions can trouble you 20
DR.. Miller came in, and caught me Ia
tile act OF wriiing.-snd he psrempiorily :
lnrbids il. But how can entirely re-
frain! Perhaps | may aeyer speak 10
you agsin.--and ! think il win he a con-
ISOLATION TO you 10 receive letter as from !
the grave of her you have loved 20 faith
fully. Al least, Il Is comfort 10 me 10
write. and tell you. again and sgsin, o. !.
the love and gratitude lhalswell my heart.
| think Of you. and pray Cor you. and the
dear children all The Tune. II
sGel
1kow need moi enioin /, on Won.
my dearest husband, 20 be kind 10 NY Ia.
ther, and 70 consider him. during life. Is
q parent. II Is very touching too see him
now. lie retains his wanted self com Z
mand, hat looks hearl-br0ken atthe pros
pect Of losiag his last remaining child
0, strive TO console him III his utter lonsli
ness! May he be sustained ~ Alinieh-k
y strength. All. how unworthy am 1 Of
his love and regret
Permit me TO request. dearest, tF,atyou
will praise the children when they do
well. The human heart needs comneu
dalton for its encouragement in The psiiiof
reciiinde; and We have the example ofonr
blessed Saviour. and his inspired postles,
10 warrant It's usefulness and proprietv.
May ] further request, that you Ieaic
them not FOO much to the care and IN
struction Of nihers. No one, like your-s
self. can train them up 70 virtde and PIE
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To-day I have been thinking Of our
parting in November. I, came fresh 10 my
memory, as an nnhceded sonnd will re-
turn on .heear The remembrance ofyonr
look Of anguish, when about leaving us.
wrings my heart with sorrow and regret.
How could ] he 50 unfeeling ihpnl For-
give me, ID, forgive me, dearest husband!
$50. @tssAts $50
: Th. shsdo~s lengitsn a. mvsnn ilccliass..sf
Ny heart. at times. sinks in nv bosomE
ike lead. When the paroxysins offeyer
PASS away, = most distressing fassiirde
ollnws. O. thai you were with me. o.
hat might be permitted TO breathe nv
asst breath on your kind and affsclunatc
BOSOM! But If il is otherwise ordered,z
by will, o Father, be done!' rt'ss sai -
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Dear husband. We shall meet again.
Beyond the grave all looks bright and glo.
ious. Here, the shadows of death rests
pom every thing However good, fow.'
yer beautiful. however precious anything
nay be, that fearful shade is by, 10 blast
nd destroy. But Here is life!-life in
nfading vigour, and bloom, and purityi
'ou must-you will give your heart 10
ie gracious Redeemer, thatiyod may Be
,ade !" meet TO pariake Of the Inheritance
{ the saints in light" and then in what"
lessedness shall we meet, to part no
Precious, cheering, sus.
lining thought as +. s.'
My fiuttering heart. rny trembling hand,
I'd the irregular characters that trace
lmonish me that what do, must be done
lickly. Once more. dearest hnsband,,d'
'rmit me TO express TO You the Deep
e ardent. the fathomless lore Ibear YOU,
that l could yet once again ga1e on
'ur face, with long--Iong look oflove
d gratitude! %, that ] could hear YOU
onounce my full forgiveness. 81 80
Were it not for parting with you. the, =
at O'iiutCHs auu wy iHtlcIs SNOHtu
i no shrinking from death. o. supply
place to those helpless ones. t6s
! YOU I commend them. To God I -
mmend both them and you. . A.
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The letter ended thus abruptly. No
ub. Helen had hoped to write more,
/ her streng,h failed. fIadsthe heart
Mr. Howard been capable of2deeper sss
Re aud regret. or more bitter self-up-sa
aiding. than il already knew. this ef.sl,H
ion from that warm. affectionate. aud
lid like heart, now cold and silent, in
, grave, would have produced II. Rec
a,edly he laid ID aside, as moresthas he
lld bear; but would seize it again with n
much eagemess, az il us conien,ssss
'uld rend the cloud Of darkness in which "a
was envelopsd, --or restore him his
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