, 1874-08-13

knishtly 'front.' But my heart beara no falao
witness whom II testi1eu that its supreme and
unaofIlod affection on GARTH Il now and evor-
moro for you, and for no other. '''
Grace, noroy, and peace, be with yon or This
sabbath-dhyf Make Heavon familiar With your
husbands nhme BY your prayers for his daily
strengthening In . Ohriattnn llfc. And now,
With blessings and bonodouons on the awootost
mothor Of the beHt OF children, aoni kissoa and
toarn to Zach and all. Forever thine,
THEoponH,
TIE "oufLD-LiKE MornEn."
NEW YoRK, 1nno >, 1905.
MT DEAN PETs. The inolosed letsor
forgot to mail yesterday. nm sorry waa ab-
aont Wien Horny Ward callod With # NJ my
office.
With 1oso to tho children and their chi1d-llko
mother, au yours forcvennore,. TuEopons.
''5oYs THAT ARE NEVER TO DE FORGOTTEN"
At THE OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning. Aug. II, 1885. +
h1Y WEL1-DElovEp WIFE: enjoyed your re-
cont visit as much as ovor enjoyed strntlar
occasion in ali my nfc,--in somc rcepects, more
than all preceding similar visits. Tho memory
Of 1t fingers in my mind aH tho fragrance OF a
garden ollngs to ono's garments long nftor walk
ing through it.
1t Ia only now and thon' suppose, In tho liVea
Of tito boat Of good people, that they appear to
caoh othor nt tho very highest point OF
moral development and spiritual riponnss.
But 1t Is certain that yon showed yourself
vnry lovely to mo on TINT beautiful Sunday
evening. 1reglater that scene In nv memory,
chasing It with tho other choicest rsmeu,-
brnncos Of my life,-rauklng 1t among tho joys
that are mover to bo forgotten. would to God
I we're not 80 eaafly overcome BY my own
worldly -n,indedness "a to bo brought 30 quickly
aud fatally down from my heavenly moods to tho
Garth. But thia belongs to tho infrmity Of humnn
natnre. hayo WALKED like King ever since
that ovcning. No labor has heen too arduoua,
no socritico too great for me- It Is such fruition
that our mutual love ought always, or oftoner,
to boar. May God make ,ls WISE rich, mud pure |!
Forever yours, InEopong.
"No WOMAN HEnE is LIRE MI WIFE"
NEWPORT, Il. III
Monday Afternoon, Aug. u, 1865.
MY Best BELOVED a groat company is gath
orinn here at this moment. Carrfngos are roll
ing up at tho door ladiea and gentlemen arc
getting out !; congratulations ara going on but
don't caro- for tho fashionable display, and hayo
excused myself from minging in tho pnradc. I
noTer bofofe had foHllzsng though1 OF so nuch
fash'on orouBhs INTO contact With 30 muoh NJ
tufc. Aere ono aees At tue same glance tho
ocean and its waves, and silk dresses and scent
cd handkcFch'efs. don't rohsh tue comparison.
Nevertheless II people aro to lead fashionable
lives At all, let them lead them IN she compon-
aatng presence OF Nature. am eosslne some
what homesIck, notwithstanding tho great kina-
ness OF my host. ana tho great ingenuity 10 has
displayed IN ProTldlne manly pleasures 1or my
own specla! ciEclo OF his g'leats.
haf-ropent me OF my long stay
particularly since l am quite aware that you have
been Lonesome meanwhile Your brief note
Which received Yesterday mentioning tho s1ok-
ness OF Alice, aud your own disappointment as
not Boefng your husband, oh'd me into eo"puno~
tlon Tor ny daly1ng IN this placo "hilo you "efo
roplning in another
no woman ho'o 1s life my wifoi no chf'uroa
Ike our cnlideon'-none 80 falr-looklng,-none
10 woll-bahayed. lsich mons housos often laok
poor mons tFeasures' am hero In tue mi'at OF
great luxury, out nm moro than o'cr conton1