The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-08-25

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Eeu. tbey were 10 be married
In answer 70 M questions about
tie young mans Lloess, be could o.
~ reply that feE eTeni8gs before
be lad ,starnsd ho1e ma el from
Tie ehznois-hGnL
Before NJ host lei aa, te e1reat-
ed NJ % earnestly 70 remain With
then I'll William sh9Eli b better.
that unable to refuse, I consented
vas too sleePy . keep aEske
long, bat I had scarcely e.osed my
eyes, howerers wbea 3 frighifai
storm arose, which, beating through
the open p2ues Of nv window, awoke
Ilooked up--ke nooa was 10
Io8ger clear HEAVY clouds we're
rolling over Il. and Just then the door
softly opened 1 knew perfectly
vel had boliei i, and eould nof
comprehend low L lad been opened
from without started % II bed,
b1l a. was DARK
soon l observed : taE figure sp-
proachiog cauiio1siy, cad il white
robe
Who's there - cried
Payiog 10 attention 70 my qUes-
ton, tbe 6gure walked slowly up %
me Old wardrobe, opened Il. seemed
for long time 70 be seeking some
thing within i, and a. last broughi
OF 3 white bundle
Sbe-for the appearance was that
Of 5 womsn- untolds1 il, and l per
oeiyed distinctly that It was s wind
ing sheet Ste looked 3. i some
miuutes. bowed her head ,h-ee times,
unf0lded Il, placed il again IN the
wardrobe. which she locked, s11
then left the room as softly IS she
had entered
l was not afraid. fo- fear was S
sensation | had never experienced;
bat I must sav-hzt | felt s SOFT OF 6
cold sh1ddering creeping over ne.
Indeed I wss lot certain bat that /
was dreaming al The tine
Finally, / 90. up. ard went 70 the
wardrobe Il wss bolied Hover
=. I opened II. ard Looked II, but i
vas dark, and I saw no1hing that
could give ne any explanation Of
what had passed
.-Nonsease = said I % uvself, 81
was nothing bat . dream
50 IIsid doEn again . slsepi BIT
I found this imPosS e
Early the next lorniug ny host
cane % NJ room I tod hin wAat
had seen, and asked hin Il any one
had been Up during The night The
old mans coQrtenauee changed sud
denlv. Tears came into his eyes
be folded his hands together. snd !
saw his lips move s. II II prayer
Al length be said 70 ne trembling;
Alss, M dear sir, i wzs the
Bride Of Ds9tb hat you saw | an
afraid ], is bad sigo-some Of us
vii soon die
This IS 3 warning, then. said l
shaking my head. sad accompanying
tie Old nan inio lie sex Eoath :
FooH.
He appeared somewhat better than
when l al sax hm He was st
ting Sd. and LiseIte near hin; bai
there was something gnaeeo0atable
and peelliar about his eyes, which
were eoasi4aily turaed toward tbe
window
Alter all except tbe cid woman
had left the apartment. ne called ne
10 bis bedside, ard made me 81 dOEa
By him
Il want you 70 be Kind 70 Lisetis,
he said for NJ tine CT earth Is
short Today the Bride of Death
XII carry ne zwsy
The Bride Of Death I eKelaimed
il assoaishmert. and the Egnre | bad
seen the night before a. oncs rushed
70 sx niod-
Listen. : said be, after . pause.
1 VII tel yoa all You are the Oo-
Z IL one who VII ever know T. fox ]
would not grieye LiseEte a1d her aged
parents until il Is necessary
! drew nearer 10 bis bed, in order
not 10 lose q word, and after shOr;
pause he began
a fen dsys ago said be, 4 got
separsted from ny companions al .
cbamoisbunf. Il xss dzrk a. mid
night. when perceived vas on s
frigbIfaly high glasier. / locked
round - see Which way SHOULD take
10 return home Suddenly 3 most
bezutif8l girl stood before ne, more