The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

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beautiful tor,uue-tavH ral Mr~ the-.
wick, went on mourning for her in her
great grief. W has consolation could
they bring that Ueu.d ypmtf, the sor-
rowing young widow whose nteis was
to see the husband She v1rsaippe3, hy
"a fatal stroke OF paralysis. laid IoV in
4 the grave. and them quickly following,
the mother protector ~ Her youth,
snatched away tram Aet .a Der ies.Ia-
ton
And still The world ot pride moved
on, with sigh BIO the right mt smile
to the left Grefand death bcld their
conquering march about them. near
them, but still they wer. uat vet theirs
Though We know chat Tomorrow u,
die, shall We never forget Shall Wc
never forget. while lite is around u-.
that ever unseen Is gliding the step at
the spectre whose name makes u- shud-
der That while here the stroke Is with
held there il has fallen with biEhte
Out ou "a great plain of calm ocean.
with it, immense dome ot uil cloud
above, and its damp strata of atma-
sphere around him, Hoatsi ola. SD silent
ly, a man, upon am atom IT. the human
trejghted monster that hul -uccumhed
10 the wrath of storm and l3r6ue--
twenty-tour hours before
That had passed and with % it.
Oblivion. Now came consciousness ana
a dead crush of calm-uothiu4 bat elk
treme deSolation i'm tine leadeu orbit DEE
scanned. No hopt-the faint cau-
sciouness that "A white something might
appear a. an ecstatic messenger n his
very gaze could mot be called hope
hope there was none.
Far was he. he knew. from the ye-.
sells line of travel. His fate &c was tl
thus float Silly ON, realizing ouly che
faint ooze of vitality Tin he should at
last yield to the laW ui Wcrcifu Nature
who would gradually eu,aid him iu her
infinite embrace
Two days he mus Auated luj existed
then-what was that? The orb ~ day
shining downin great glory upon lbs
departure into tho infinite.
He was welcome then. poor wretch
that he was Then ou again through
dragging time WAS i, two hours or
twenty when vision that thrilled
his dull blood urrly, the white mes.
senger was coming near coming
nearer
Something wa. drawing him away
from the whirling vortex of nature.
Oh, on, il drew him. Had hc PASSED
the boundary into another life. Wa
this elyslum; Animated forms passed
before hm-aroud him. life. noise. ap.
ion
A voice, familiar to him, sounded Fl
ais ears
Here, rouse up. man You've had
| bad time Of H. Should say you've
been having one of vourold nightmare.
iranleigh THOUGH II is hi5b noon and
-our fire is dead out"
by love Winter, IL that you1
When did vou got back
Just in time To- witness thc state of
Hiss sleep seem. to bc.tow. upon mortal
nan at times Here. I've started The
ire. Get up, and wen Join IN line feast
If season and glass of clarct"
Granleigh threw of his fur rug- and
roused himself trGmu -lumber.
Winters, exclaimed he. u- they con.
-luded their rcpa-t. "thc dream from
which YOU aroused me came to me with
Exactly the same details aud sensation
nee before IN my life. n was the night
before she came TO me. was floating
III from IA wreck upon fragment of the
vessel. / existed for days upon the wa.
cr, with all the agouieS at certain death
staring me IN the face. Then. Just H.
he moment Ok waking was saved
akep up by "a passing vessel.
well Granlcigh, ID may not have
,ome inopportuucv now. for have
iome news for vou. Le' me ask YOU ID
question The ulfue af fh. ,ttrfy- whom
certain lady married was Chc-wick.