Nevada national., 1859-10-08

ming. and. ia exciting tones, ordering the ser.
wants TO place bed in the easy old family
carriage, and directing my mother to pre-
pare TO receive sick person. Without walt
ing to give any explanation, he hurried
back to the sick. and 10 about an hour be
aud William tenderly carried in the sick
woman and laid her in the soft, comfortable
bed which my mother had prepared.
Calling her into the library, he told who
the stranger was. The shock was too great
for my mother, and she swooned upon the
floor. Upon recovering. she gazed wildly
about mufmuriIg. My Mary, my little one,
have they brought you back"
"Oh, how affecting was the meeting be
tween my mother and Der long lost daush-
ter and when kissed my sisters hand. I
felt that would willingly give my life to
save hers.
Mother" she asked one day, do tell
me who was Emanuel Vallerino."
My Child said mother with sigh, '.he
light did ever regard him but he unknown
to me, loved me with all the fewer of his
passionate nature. He declared his affection
for me- but told him was the aflianced of
your father. He then vowed before heaven,
II ever became the wife OF Hubert Austin,
he would be avenged. needed not bis threat
and soon after was married. A few years
after you were born you were stolen from us
In vain We searched in every direction, but
could find no clue to our lost darling-and
long, long my Mary we have mourned you
as dead"
The night wind walled sadly around our
home as the shadow Of death deepened upon
the brow of bis sister Mary.
Father-William-- -Mother--all come
near me-" she marmured family. II would
see you all before depart. Good-by, good
by" she exclaimed, kissing US anectionately.
oh, do not weep for me am leaving you
but for time and oh, shat happy reunion
ours will be when we meet in yon bright
spirit land. But hush, they are coming
/ see their arms ouistretched to greet me
/ hear the music of the heavenly Jerusalem.
Farewell earth farewell, all that is dear
to me, farewell. Almighty God, unto thee
commend my spirit Jesus, receive my soul
And with one faint gasp, the soul of my be.
loved sister was waited to the realms of
/ bliss
1t would be needless for me to picture ou
I grief at her loss. II was hear rtfelt-eranest
and poor William at that moment needed eli
our tenderest sympathies.
Girls" said Amt Ella, as she saw the
fearful eyes of her attentive auditors, "this
night is the anniversary of that death-bed
scene. Doyou wonder. then. that I am sad"
"0h no, darling Aunt Ella" they all ex-
claimed, ''it was a scene too touching ever
to be forgotten; but tell US, auntie, Is dear
good Uncle William, who is always so kind.
yet sorrowful, the William of whom you
speak, :"
"Yes. girls he has never forgotten his
idolized wife and often thought when you
were teasing him about getting married.
what deep wounds you must have inflicted
on bis breaking heart"
Had we known we were infcting pain, -
said the girls, sobbing, 1--WE would not for a
moment think of tormenting him; but the
future will show bow sorry we are for the
past"
From that day many blessing did Viii
liam Warrington bestow upon the fair young
girls who sought to sootbe bis melancholy.
and by thousand acts OF kindness TO render
him happy; and they who loved him as
brother. found in him that friend which the
young need, sincere and truthful counselor
la every act OF their lives.