The New York herald., 1874-08-15

yearns over You two dear men You, my beloved.
are are higher @ up nan ne ss wons oeeye WI you NOT
Is Keeping as? Oh. let us pray lor MIN You are
not wiling TO eaye him to the evil influences
with regard TO himself and pitiiuy mistaken
In ,,., his opinlon OF You. 1 can never res!
love one another as you once did. TINS win
not come TO pass as quickly by estrane ement. But
you botn to Gods love- he has gas slanay oIessea
you Doth ana He VIII keep HIS own beloved. While
SO was brongh5 in as an actor IL this
my lie has made my soul ache so keenly the ap.
parent lack Of Christian manlness in this beloved
said she received two letters from you to-day.
90 love him very dearly and do love you su-
grace, keep myself white. may bless you both. l
am striving. God bless this trinity can nor
WIN DO denial take. Hereafter guard my
You shall have true pure vile, by and by
a. am ashamed that am SO often unattractive to
the Great Lover ol my soul. ] am striving to make
myself beautiful that He may admire me. Y0u
know full well how far short come but this IL my
and will then be satisfied. Cheer up, my darling;
the WORK Is mi -hty 10 which you are Called, and
always, pray lor vol-tho' / have sucn assnr.
ances OF Gods love and care for you that you seem
II could SIT in your lap and look into your dear
could bear. At any rate. i Should nave good
cry-tnat ! am gong 10 have without yoo. e
sdsaS US 9ap1ss a as to- use aSSE o%S ws As
SHE GAINS Mr.. BRECHER.
MONDAY. Jan. 2, lprooaby lasD.
MY BELOVED . Mr.. Haskell came over
SUNDAY afternoon We went TO near MIR. Beecher,
who preached an uncommony hne sermon on
TIE DIVINITY OF % man B. r0@ caea sae Are
came came tired and gloomy but he said ] iad the
most calming and peaceful innuence over him,
loves you. We talked ol you. He brought me two
pretty flowers in pots, and said as ne went ont:.
.Whas pretty house this ls,zI d wished a. lived
NO PICTURE OF HIM IS GOOD ENOUGH TO rLExsz
HER-sHE WANTS HIN TO GIVE Up TIE "NDz-
tBRooKLYN. Feb. II, 1se7.l
AT Your DESK.
MY DARLlNa-Here, in your sunny, beautiful
library, SIT down at the unusual hour OF noon,
reply to the letter just received enclosing your
woe-begone photograph. Did you have revenge in
your heart when you sat for that picture, and did
you want to irighten me and make my dreams
loved, nor can take the responsibility Of that
haggard old face. On, how can con.
y%'e 10y you
me. To be worthy is the aim and endeavor
OF every moment o. my lie Believe Ss shs;
Tor your iife's work an EDITORS. TIE Independenps
power is alone, it seems to me, IN your EDITORIAL
wnat you write IS read only once, aud nothing
saved You ieel it to be your pulpit. The ci cula-
ton is large. but 1t Is gained by money and Pre-;
genius in the best part OF your lie idle. Can you
not work for your country by lecturing aud an oc.
casional editorial somewhere, and rid yourself OF
tne responsibility OF tine details OF great paper
Then tnls summer and spring you mignt devote TO
reading. writing stories, poetry-ln SNORT . hter-
believe you could make money enough lee.
most oi the time II such might be The plan OF the
coming years. DID you think ;.se 70 Pc IKE Horace
as an ed
tor, but believe as a poet and essaylst might
a T rouos %oSd you no
.Ao By.bye, ' YOUR OWN DARLING
The LIBRARY. P. NJ,
My PRECIOUS HUsBAND-My heart at this mo.
makes my head ache. hope shall be calm when
first see you, and not have one OF my entnu-
lovs that conscions the 81 entire
change toward every one-an independence Ike
maidens leel when they decide upon one q tneis
choice, which often carries u saucy 1ndlnerence
heart, ID its new sympathy ior one sDouHds . 70;
home home Coming, com am waxing to "a a new life. -.
Forgive everything in this wretched scrawL IT'S
only the sneet saat q ySHT5r %Tra
HOW sHH FELT TOWARDS BErcHER.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB: !, ises;
mother children or friend have no longer pos.
session OF my heart. Ihe supreme place n is yours
forever. Are you really glad TO hear TINS, my
sweetS When you speak your love Tor me IT Y de.
licious harmony to my soul No. Ao0ut
loved let not even the shadow Of shadoo nu
on your dear heart because OF this-now, hence.
Se much ct % s SINCE havs SnoWn WY voa
plore you 20 believe It, and look at me as IN the
Day Of sn IN pe to sav 50 70 @
good deal-a rest, and tcan you understand ltO
appear even cheerful and helpful to MIN.
Alter seeing The children asked him II ne would
70 with me TO Mattles and see the bust. Without
any hesitation ne said ne would. immedlasely
street cars, without much dlficuty, 30 tnat feel
nee again and Will walk out every day.
sesea nan ever 10
great satisfaction with IT, feeling 1t was lar better
Than ne to and and he 1.sS =
desirous for wac to try oiu Nothing noteworthy
occurred save that he left me at the coor with the
ing.S You once told me you did not believe tnat
gave you correct account OF his visits, and yen y
ieel thisi strive in my poor wordpalntna to give
you the spirit and impression when give him,
seS n o % sHass Ss w % %
OF friendship pray for always. .,,.r-, ,,rrv
SUNDAY, Feb. L. 1893.
Ny DARLING: You say that the fou1
my SOUL" read that over and over and thanked
God with all my soal Tor giving You that expe-
rence.
see you now walking in the sunshine, heart.
full joyful, pralsing God. You did not need me
then. But l follow on and would 1ain catch :he
hem OF your garment as you pass aIong, tnat
too, may have blessing. l yearn and pray un-
wearledly to grow worthy Of your love-
By.by. Yours undoubtedly
WIFE ELIZABETH.
STARVING FOR YoU."
WEDNESDAY EVE, FEB. 8,
In THE PARIoB.(
MY BELOVED: am starving Tor you to-nlgnt;
from some detention in the mails, probably, have
had no letter since Newcastle; that ID three days
without 1000. Could see you how my pent'op
heart would burst and overflow IN your bosom.
Good night. Youks
HUMAN LOVE NOT SATISFYING.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. (PROBABLY 1889,
NINE O'CLOCK A. M, AT YOUR DESK.
My DARLING: MY BRAIN has run VIVID since four
o'cock-sleep lorsook me. The love OF man or TO
man IS not restlu, while the love given 10 God 10
peaceful beyond expression. Oh that we might
know this blessed experience Ns state.