The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-15

lo' jrci ~ child'sb love F"s thai I cao,es,e,l
.'"'nr ny'clf, bu' NJ grew nldes nid cav ia
nr was f"fsnua ed ~ ,Heb h huenets that Il.
.on'd hsfdly ms"ne "thef than vicious ma,
"''d greatly ~ b'snwinv anything more ,b.o
~ hnfs"'h'"'d'hp ~ n. hat Al, Il ,el a mo-
; 'eau. maj he was my err idol until cav
'""' W. was '"o fvf'ly tbnef, shJ im ~ ~,
I'VE nope 'ha' he would ,vrf h. brought IN,
"A we ~ v'rur. Ny heart al K u,der n. no
=" n"cb b'ransr lis earthly hnpss We bl.s,.d
W. rom w" - nvc'ioD ih't ~ sun,fny such \
owe m q p sce ~ y, hsd NJ h. noted IN,
VINO !rc' u who had ac, d the part NJ parent,
'"s der'i NE orphan, and more than vi lad dc
pAF'edHfb me peace hnd We NJ The Redo, mcr
bo' now W" rrUpgl" is over, aud Eel tLa, |
lfnal soon tea' IN ptars IN ihs arms of INV mr.
onccd saviour Il was h s'upgle be,ve, n
love and duty hat ~ Il, rmincd nv hralrt. ana
YET Tor my "wn sske, 20 no rrrre, Ina, nv
hesu WILSON be freed from its weakness. tul
for shns" win have bestowed on me ,ucb nm
deserved afIeciinn.I feel m,.i deeply. kn, q
hearts
"fpu navr done wrong in kneping all ,bi,
ron tiiem,' said her trend ..,hey mus, know
| H." 49,"
-, ~. ~ mem, fePlipd Mary; ri
eouiu 10y hhd si'e'g'l' t"t,y 10 Ihem llal he,
". M, .s 81 ~ hear had Cost them all Their
t'.,,. ~ sorrow on my account, hui If you
h' J'e'"e demands u, Tell them for me-
When NE old felix's heard ,h., story how ,he
NAG hr 'hef sakss. aud iur The touor IT H.
fellg'on Hey had iaUgh her relya,n,d : ~
even ehc"uragn his love, they expressed the
the deenasl regret
40 !
"s)h! san ne "a lady. "why have you dnpe
!" my thtd!' w would not think u opps
s'"s you - anything"
"How could hnk Of bringing Disgrace ,,oon
hose atio have dol 50 much /. M ~ ns;,red
Harry II knew lie was u worthy wbom nv
ioo.rb heart idolizsd, and ,hat nv lie won d
wah his"
M" returned tho kind friend, "had we
entertained The mcsf distant idea Of AL this. We
would have taken Inn and Il, ndered him r,hy
OF ya''r love. And pcrLa tits mt 100 late ven
noN;' continued she, AZ hope whispered that
her l'f. migh' We, be spsr d
~ 4 lon late 70 bring back nv wasted frame
70 heal b y vleor.' repli.d Mary, sye, i might
rarsH i''m !" -ense Of Guy 10 know that his
lfragnl arii'es have Cost 81 mucl, sorrow =
~ Tee asssass III
shpir imt,sr, and remained will, IN n IN Mar,
departure, ~ u could hstd y be csl ed death
winch 20 gently emancipst her spirit Her
earnest exhoris,InnS,and a con ciou ness lha,
Y r'u us HE IN G i, tave Won her far lis partner,
secme 'o.ev nin new resolutions, and these
who lived him for b. sske bphved ina, with
her he might have lived lite Of usefulness and
prnpra'y.
Ii hcor ~ g. u /.
I Al The sacrament If ,hr L. rd's supper was
% ihr church Of which Mary was a
member. AZ ierr quest. tie as,or deacons Y!
and 4 few nf her neighbours and trends, repaired
'n.ie chamber after the close Of Inc exercises
al church, that she NIGH, once more commem
nra'e On ear'h The dying lave II e Savis Or. -
Slowly and saemny they wound heir way \,
through the teanl'ful valley skiried with wond.
land. through Mh 81 peep d The bsi.ht waters OF
The quiet liille lake spread out al Their riuht Il
llanf; at their left ,ay we'll cultivated farms, and
orchards bending with trui', While almos, b. fore
Them rose ahigh bill. over whose summit they
mus, Climb betnre they would react, The dwell
fng q fhe departing grl To stranger the
Gene wa one OF beauty, but 10 nne who knew
W al Objects II familiar love all thee had been
70 Mary, and how soon her eyes Won be closed
forever on all that she admired on earh, there
was a vice Of sub ime sadness whispering il
very mountain hreeza. Mary had conn ed he
linnrs, and a. last The minutes, that wnu d
intervene tefnre their arrival, and brgan "a L
think they delayed coming, and she Should de I,
part wi'hau' seeing The good pas. or. and bid
ding him and ulher dear friends farewell.
"Why do they come 50 owIy?" a.ked she
Il fear ! shall moi he here when they arrive
"Thereis 10 visible alteration IN you. Mary"
rfpisd tn y uth, WI no sal by her bed, watch.
ing every indication .f'he approach Of The fatal
in ssctgrr .'IiJuti you will not SO soon leave
us az YIN imagine" ssl|
She shock her head, then in low voice said
-"l shall no, behold another day on far,h,' and ]
then heck ned him 10 lock once more
they are coming, dearest" said he, "1nd
will soon be here"
Then il my rrqnrsf granted" said the dying
girl. "My eAi' will be sweet and fearless"
4 With slow and measured tread they ascended
10 Der room, As hnLgh tie spirit had already \
winged It's way - another and better lana.
Her pale face gowsd as wi.h unrarlhly bright I
ness, and her voice WAS eli ar d unfaiering, as,
supported IN The bosom N TREND, she wei. /
Gun d each BY name. and expressed hr pleas
n,e ii meeting hem once more. The solemn
scene which, mites chamber 1T sickness and
Suffering, brought back y 4 e hearf the dying
love Of Tie SavoUr. may be imagined bu' never
described. When The rnblpms nf lie br ken
body aud shed blood ef The Saviour had been
received BY the gentle eff rrr, her young
friends jnined singing hymn, and her sweet
clear voice was heard among them as in D her
DAYS. All were astnnished II the fresh Strength
with which She movedher limbs and spoke; and
a feeling thai she was not thus 70 Cos ene.'