The New York herald., 1874-08-15
u1es him. 70 believe n one human being
.ss ELIZABETH, WIFE.

vlAcHNo HER CHILDREN TO REVERENCE MR..
EHsSssD EsgssD.r MOasIs9 esssidsy sss s lsss s:r
,aon Psd zone out with Bella to do some errands,
nsnher Wen H he heId Flory on mis- lap and chatted
with Alice, TO their great delight, and lett two
cakes OF soap tnat would keep their hands from
'Drins dave often thought that the privilege Mrs.
mad seemed more harmful than good-so 1t must
not be with ours. We both teach them TO rever-
snee the good man ana b,6e oeleve ne foundations
to appropriate our privileges to the best groaDM
Of all And you know have a very high ideal of
V'ena'n'p' D' '' Wig WIZ ELIZABETH.
'lER HUsBAND-HE PRAIsErH HER.n ~
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Feb 81, 1868.
Nj CHOSEN OF MEN Oh my sweet,
you greatly overrate my attachments to your
you, know BY sad experience can never be real
ICED. :. Think OF me tenderly, but tell not
GiexceenciesN ~ when have only begun to exist, for
tatnly not myself, as the last year has revealed.
Farewell sE. 1Hucurn,s "p1r4aEnA porH pEAR WIFE
~ TUESDAY NIGHT, Feb. 2a probably 1859.
are united Mr., B. calls me dreamer. / hope
haey may prove realizes vors Go9d % nighIS; gg1Ic
HER HUSBAND AS A FRIEND AND INspIRER.
MI DAZZLING OF DARLISGs- On my
beloved, feel unutterable love and sympathy tor
you 10 your anguish and ''heart-break," as you
say u is too true you have given largely, grandly
and beautifully OF your best love TO lrends-aye,
even to your wile-while in return you have re-
celyed most often indifference, and, at best, love
uot deserving the name, IN comparison Win tnlne
Do you wonder that I couple your love, your
presence and relation to me with the Saviour's! l
uft you up sacredly and Keep you in that exalted
and holy place, where | reverence, respect and
love with the iervency OF my whole being. What
lines OF your letter are these words:-"I shall
naIdly venture again upon great lrlenash!p
That word enough" seems TO be stoiclsm TO
Which you have resolved TO live your life, put
pray God He VIII supply you with friendships a pnre
withholding not Himself as the Chief Love which
co9sImeth NOT. though It burn, and whose effects
are always perfect rest and peace. -
faithfuly " yoars ep 2 t Tnat ;s'' a.snu means
give you the same surety with regard TO myself,
am Jatt1.faI TO you, hdre been olcdys, and shaU
fo1euer De- tu0rLd tcithout end.
Call not this assurance impous. There are some
things we E1aOsC-blessed be God!
sorrow more than you can for your lost friend
Henceforth let no one point the fnger at your
Christianity. The love which is IN Christ Jesus
'''uAN' s sfsIv1Sas syvl SSs'; TOWARD HAPPINESS.
MI DBAREsr-I have just returned from prayer
meeting. The room was crowded and the exer-
S r a oeH qe ss np
away. Mr.. Beecher cannot many years longer
sustain bis remarkable freshness OF mind, and
there can never be another who can oil his place
TO US. He had just returned rom Pennsylvana.
where he has been all the week, lecturing twice.
have not heard but once from you this
week, and that was Monday. There IS much lost
In the days which bring me no word OF love. Yet
your very absence proves your love. How much
want to DO to make you happy when you come
e things viii W
do for my beloved.
SHE BURSTS FORTH INTO 4 EULooY ON HER Hus-
HONE, SATURDAY 9' EVENING, Feb. 20, 1858.
All! did any man ever love so grandly as iny be-
naught'' when / come TO you'll Though you are in
Dscorah to.nignt yet nave felt your y loye and and
since Monday. and was so hungry and lonesome
teat took ont all your letters and INDUCED myself
at without safety IL x and nov long
am cons ci0us of three jets to the fountain OF my
soul: 10 the Great Lover and yourself to whom as
dear friends who trust and love me. -. /. May
Gods peace abound with YOU.
sHE SEEKS NEW WORDS TO EXPRESS HER LOVE
Fop HER HUSBAND
,1 FRIDAY EVENING, March 9, 1858.
MI PRECIOUS HusBAND-I wish l might coin
new word OF endearment that would express the
$500 : - YOUR DEARLY BELOVED WIFE.
SHE WILL NEvEB sCoLD HIM AGAIN.
NURSERY. sunday Evening. March g. 1888:
Kitchen: Children all asieepn about me-: wbils
have been trying to imagine my state when shall
again live with you and behoa your precious form.
Tits think, have decided--nO more chidings,
scoldlngs! An inexpressble tenderness has grown
up IN my soul toward you. never before saw my my
say or be, 1t becometh me to be the Christian VIE
and mother!!
Mr. Beecher gave US a pleasant episode yester-
day-a Visit OF more than an hour. He said, with
great earnestness, you never could know the
erataeatioq your letter appreclasing @ g. "Norwoodn
edition and me The English or Uice versa. SO that
We might nave one eacl: Good night.
Your DESK, Friday, A. NJ, March is. lses;
M GaAs make m 1ss 4na o. & yos
alone OF all men can standI Well, beloved, SO
long as live, we will stand together Tor all truth
and purity Of action say you not Am amen Ito 10 thiss
ing. Adeu. YOUR DEAR WIFE.
SHE WANTS HER HUSBAND ALL TO HERSELF.
home PARLoR, Marcn II, 1868.
that when You return You shall pc prevented from
seeing visitors, and Tor little while rest with me.
frgnten away inruders. YOUR OWN.
HER HUSBANDS SATISFACTION WITH HER LErrE RS.
FRIDAY MORNING, Jan. q, 1869.
dull, heavy s:ietters do you good as a medicine"
have cause for gratitude, I'm sure. FOR;
cries: Give, give. | believe am big enough to
supply even your big heart with love / you'll only
SHE WRITES TO jim WITH DELIGHT.
TUESDAY NOOK, Jan. 49, 1863:
reireshment that hasten, as opportunity offers,
70 SIT down witnout interruption to write ana
think OF you. Is 1t not true that write OF you as
well as to you2 On my own dear husband, could
but ENJOY your companionsnip now little while.
cannot understand why the demons W. ariness,
fauit-Hnding, ungenerous sefshness and many
hateful little sprites perpetuay nang about me
when you are with me, to modify and lessen our
Good by, and good night. Your own dear vile.
who Is proud and fond OF her husband, E..
he HAS MADE FOR HER BEAUTIFUL HOME.
BROOKLYN, THURSDAY MORNING, Feb. 4, 1860.
MY DEARLY beloved HUSBAND NV
darling, must believe that this beautiful home
when you have made l0r us must have given you
greater amount OF satislact than we generally
secure from earthly laDors. was glad to
hear from you IN the fndependent this week. OIL
Yer told me OF Mr.. BOwen's desire to publish htS
reply last week 10 the Methodist assalant. THIS led
70 the object OF his Visit TO me. which was 10 in-
auire OF me the origin OF the story told MIN oy lady
West ! then told him at length how that he
knew himself how felt years ago regarding MIN.
for had sought an IN view alone with him at tn
standard Office, and all that had passed there