The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-15

is in the following language:
"1he blessing OF Con rest upon you Every
spark of life and warmth in your own hous,
VIII he u star and u sun in my dwelling
Your note broke like spring upon winter, ant
gave Inc an inward rebound 10 life. No one ear
ever know, none but God, through what drearN
wilderness have wandered There was Noun
sinai, there was the barren sand, and there wa.
the alienation Of hope and despair that marke,
the pilgrimage of old. If only 1t might lead {,
the Promised Land-or, like Moses, shall di,
on the border. Your hope and courage are lik,
medicine: should God inspire you TO restOr,
and rebuilt ut home, and while doing il to cheer
and sustain outside of II another who sorely
SO noble rs few are able 70 i've, aud In another
world, the cmancipated soul may utter thanks
"lf IL would he of comfort to fou, now and
then. 10 send me letter of true INwARDNEss--
the outcome of your inner lifc--it would be safe,
for am now at home here with my sister; and
IL is PERMIrTED TO YOr, and will be an exceed
ing reireshment 10 me, for your heart experien-
ces are often like bread from heaven to the
hungry. God has enriched your moral nature.
May not others partakeg
This the Sun puts into verse "witho"'
any material alteration rs follows
TO ANOTHER MANS wIfE.-Bf H. W. u.
The bie..ipg of God stupon you!
Each spark of your warmth and your life
y star is and sun, in my dwelling;
My darling-another mans wife.
Your note broke like spring upon winter
Gave AN inward rebound into life;
The spring of your love warns my winter,
My darling another mans wife
I've walked 'twixt your Love THAT S Mi. ~naD
And your Silence (sand barren of life,
But your hope Is medicinal courage,
My darling another mans wife.
oh, may but reach the Land Promised
or must |, like Moses, my life
Relinquish while ont on Loves border,
My darling--anoth,r man Wife
should Gods inspiration incite YOU
To halvng the love your life
'IwiNt your husband and me, 'twOuld cnnobc
My darling--another mans wife.
Then write true inwardness letter,
The outcome Of innermost lite;
Twill be saic--I III alone with my sister,
My darling another mans wife.
Another of Beecher's lcttcrs-lhat of
contrition-is as follows:
''BgookLyS, January |, ISL.
"1n trust with +. d. Moulton.
''MY DEAR FRIEND MouLroS; Task through
you Theodore 1ilon' forgiveness, aud humble
myself before him as do before my God. lie
would have been better man in my circum.
stances than have been. ! can ask nothing ex-
cept that he will remember all the other hearts
that would ache will not plead for myself;
heyen T Wish that Were dead But Others must
myself shall be inculpated All my thoughts
were running toward my friends toward the
poor child lying there and praying with her
folded hands. She is guiltless, sinned against
bearing the transgiessions of another. Her for
givensss have humbly pray TO God that he
may put II in the heart OF her husband TO forgive
me. have trusted this TO Moullon in conf
dence. II w. BEECUER -
This the SIN renders as follows:
4 sEDuCER's CONTINUOUSLY II. W. II.
Humble myself before
Thee, as God And mplure
Thy forgiveness Thou hadst been
In my place like better men.
For myself cannot plead
Think Of other hearts that bleed
Ere my crime shall inculpatc
Others, death shall be my inte
Even wishing ! were dead,
Seeing sufferers In my stead,
All my thoughts toward others tends
Running seli-hence toward my friends;
Toward the poor child lying there
With her folded hands--in PRAYER
She Is guiltless, slnned against;
She Is bearing my offence.
She fOrgiNes me; and pray,
That her God-helped husband may
10 "My Dear Frank" Beecher wrote !:
'srSDAY MORNING, June / ls73.
Ny DEAR FRANZ The whole earth is tram
quill and the heaven Is serene. us belts one who
nus u'pui hHiSltfl NOIlu-lllt. l could do
nothing on saturday-my head was confused /;
but good sleep has made il like crystal. have
determined to make no more resistance 1heo-
dore's temperament IL such, that the future,
eveii u temporarily earned, would be absolutely
worthless, III led with abrupt changes and rend-
ering me liable AT any hour or day to be obliged
to sultiiy all the devices by which we have saved
ourselves
my mind Is clear | am not In haste. I
shall write for the public statement that will
Dear the iight OF the judgment day. God will
take care Of me and mine: When look on
earth II Is deep night When I look TO The
heavens above see the morning breaking. But,
oh that could put in golden letters my deep
SENSE 81 your faithful earnest, undying fidelity,
your disinierested friendship. Your noble vile,
TOO, mas been to me one Of God 5 comiorters.
Therefore, there Is no use In further trying.
! have strong feeling upon me, and IL brings
great peace win II, that am spending my LAST
srNDAY and preaching my last sermon.
Dear, good God, thank thee am indeed be.
ginning TO STE rest and triumph, The pain of
life is but moment the glory of everlasting
emancipation is wordless, Uncomfortable. full OF
beckGning glory. OH my beloved Frank, i
shall know you there, aud forever hold fellow.