The New York herald., 1874-08-15
SIZE comsosArss zHnssLy TO H. HusYAsp:

Emma L0vs!l's ESsrsWs 81 6nStiSn% and
the death OF his vile. II Is very touching, and
realized for a moment what that agony must be,
tue parting at the river between husband and
God only can sustain the who remains. while
lie enables the one who departs to say, Il shall be
Allow me to say, without can't, that God has
given me blessing to-day. He has enabled me 10
overnows my heart utterly. At home he helped
S oe dng n gs 70 as.
room was crowded. The interest increases in
ny class; They al! lOye me- Sse g Ssssusss
iaSors. tell you rather more at length than
yoas ns'S 'sss'is
you OF everything in which Pm interested, as
does does not hesitate to use US. Row. to-nisht ! give
me e ssn
with my folhes as ~ early days. consecrate my
s ss 3as sa 's ssbssss ds ssd S a:
give all my intrmi'lss @ and help me tS overcome 70
goa goa ''Ss son permit 'HTa' TSs ssdom re- WIN with
which you write q ran' gives me great pleasure;
ow ,osether as tax no So musn n Of
him. Yet this mysterious feeling kno,o which
snns he
an agony or fear at times, lest should iail by
Of ss sogl og ~
precious mlnistrations. Yet, fearing snch state
ment may oe too positive let me m9Saay i BY
Paul was tie as.a son q a Mr; and MIS-; Tiiton.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Feb. 10, 1862
MY DEARLY LOVED HusBAND-l will take up
my home story from where ! LETT on Yesterday
Moines. About an hour alter Mr.. B. came in,
bringing the manuscript a sheets Of bis arst
Know how his opening chapter would sound.
nseressna 81 Alter he had nnisaed readins
ran up stairs and brought little sketch Of one Of
read TO HIM. His visit was refreshing and COM
ar write more How blessed to Know that these
bodies are not always to clog ana hinder usl Ac-
fresh and ardent as ever. faithful and ever de-
beloved. ELIZABETH, WIFE.
SHE IS THOROUGHLY SATISFIED IN HER HUSBAND.
THURSDAY, Feb IL, 1859.
My DARLING i. You will find a worn
again she may rest on your bosom. ! cannot
sleep until nave returned thanks ior the letter
cars to Chicago. had been waiting ali the week
for word, aud had lallen in spirits: but, as the
took @ my letter IN the room and, by the spot
where the Heaven opened once for little Paul
or your ove ana as IN
times) there the heavens have opened and
n y % Be-
alone and often cry unto Coo to '.create IN me
tbas ssga Is 9 aener 9ay
were were she TO seek al asylum for season before
never suffer as have over mother tui ned to an
enemy. rejoice In the spirit OF your
ao home naeaceS @ me SeU da the sran EsabeS,
behold what you DO, or undol SO 1 Keep IN mind.
Good nlsn'' my sweet Yours WIFE a1HsYsii ELIZABETH
A RExARKABLE TRIBUTE TO HER HUSBANDS LOVE
AND = =TESnEnSE3ss IS ,.o
MY BELOVED: "rhis is the last day Or Winter"
little Carroll m said as IS he got INTO & BED tG-nlsat1
.sprlng Will certainly come, and hope In three
SUNDAYS more papa viii come as surely" -. !.
90 aa s's g ss 1a ers.a @ Sy
writing you. First OF ALL then, my heart over
a1
touched py 1t, and desired me to give you her
nss % q q divorce Sss ass
you M let, this Sd dihicuty Of mothers ionow!ng on
! ence oil which have had quite enough Were q
beg rather fnan lnvsstiesss such aissries.
| bless God that it abidetn. Among the terrible
/ changes OF many hearths God has Kept US stead
last with glowing love, admiration ana respect
lor each other o. let US praise His name for ever:
| had are, as Whittier says
Like mountain ranges overpast
III God be for u.s. who can be against us ?'
you the irutage oi your beautliuI love, ike the
rare.cut towers OF a bouquet They are the clos
mndlng me OF the souls stirring benedictions OF the
Apostles eplstles. Fruit No. IL
but among all my losses, Ihave lost NO jot or
little OF everncreasing love Tor the swee test OF
wives and the iairesr OF cnidren."
''My heart longs Tor you to-day"
"Grace. mercy ana peace ever thine"
.'You and the chlcKs and the house. and ALL are
in 9d6 ny ,6SGSssss Sy ans syeFy s dsy and hour"
with oyerfoy,ng love, am now and ever.
Il send you now as ever the fervid love OF yours
II think you ana are yet to walk in Paradise to-
II would rather have my vile and children at
this moment than all the nonors under the sun"
and shall unto the end.'
with my whole soul am yours faithfully."
''if now had little personal comforting aud
petting from the little lady at No. 1875 l would be
perfectly satisfied"
"But Paul and I keep our compaplonship. To
! you, MS mother, be Gods peace"
Il love you ieryently A and entirely"
Then, Iearing that these extreme delights
'would make woman mad outright" you have
SIX epistles ending:-
yours in dust and ashes.''
.Yours Doggedy."
| "God help your sorrowful and groaning hus-
| Yours achingly,v &c.
| How like you the receiving letter from your
keep list Of these delicious tit-bIts most ten
nsaS, believe It, Thou knowSs oEs nss Good
THE SAME OLD STORY.
! FRIDAY NIGHT March 5, 1859.
MY OWN DEAR HUSBAND: The sheet on which I
write Is one OF Q box of paper aud envelopes pre-
sented by one Of my 'mothers,n who called TO take
me TO cnurcu tonight, and desired me to use 1t in
much NY prayer is night and day that may not not
harm your free spirit, nor be seinsn in loving you
any more.
Pss: s.tSs y s ~
SIZE SYMPATuIZES WITH HER HUSBANDS TOLL AND
TRAVEL.
SATURDAY MORNING, March 8, 1862
NY DARLING: have looked with great annoy.
anCe and pain on the map to learn your where.
abouts, and realized the immense iabors you were
going through before your letter, Just received de-
sired me TO DO so. Don't make Western tour
again. With your salary and the engagements
near home we Will try TO pay OF our debt and d,l-
cate our children. Farewell