New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

she was moved as I had seldom. seen he'' !
| cat very still waiting for her to go on.
she lived through the summer till Angus
and then slipped away. and though =, ina MAJ
but for the child. she was s not s6 sorry She had
erasped only a shadow for the happiness essen
tIaI io the very being Of such woman In
and most sacred sense. failure =.
..Tel me about IT, the end. mean; that Is.
| II you care. ,.r,r,.te
without il: because | think Nora Fleming &C,
cnrnIished bv her death what her life could
not do, Her husband will never forget her.
well. 1t went on as | said all the summer .e, -,
she fading early like n)wer from whose roofs
| tho san had gone, and the end was very near
before he saw It. I will give the man his due
nc had many engrossing interests. ne e ,ureo
being very frail. was away nearly all SummeI'
and the claims Mr. Jennings time Were
undoubtedly heavy The probability was that
ere long the living would be vacant. anu lr,h -,
| course IL was a natural and not blamewortny
desire on his part to make 1t Impossible LOT 'le
congregation to pass him over Inerelore i,e
did his utmost to make nimsell ih"SPe"'"o''
to the church. and he succeeded -,
" .,we,I a. last the end came. She was not in
bed: she went about, poor. frail brave c.caaui
to the last About o'clock IN .ne ,amd her
! living on the couch In the sitting-room ana n'u
not like her look Her smile was very ,a sa
and feeble. and she could do no NOR pre- , ,ras
press my hand when I asked her how she was.
| I went out Of the room. and inquired OF the
servant whether the minister was III the nus :
He was not. having gone TO open r,,, how
ever | saw him pass by the wihdo"' anu
went out To the hall to meet him. , nav.
sir said. and | don't Know ne apw was S
| wrung with pain. your wife is dying 49, ,
| ne stared at me in simple incredulity' anu
! replied hastily: ,o ras
all right at dinner-time. 1t is only the neat
il is very warm to-day. In l.. 81,
She Is dying. | repeated IL VIII wv az
over probably before sunset
- she can't be. | tell you, he said RAISING
| his voice exctedy. It's all nonsense. Nora
| diving, How dare you say such thing ,
Come and see | said. laying my manu-
on his arm But gently: you must go gen,Is
You must not trouble too much the p"ss''s
| soul ra and
the great pain lines. which have never ieit !.
| again. deepen on his brow. and soi.ene "a, ~
| him az every woman must soften even ~
| hd NAN ,yhon ne is in an extremity Of anguish;
| and ne was not "A bad man-only one VII" Id"
| made a gigantic mistake. . ,,.hi,,
$50 led him in And directly We were "l'"I'
tho door. he saw 1t for himself. and a strange
crv rang through the room-the cry OF s.'. ,t,I
| man I'm bitter agony. made intolernp" ps Ne Ne
sting ~ great remOrsc. lie ZEN uP.' ~,
| knees hv her side and stepped out I" 'n''
| hall and there paced TO and fro' n'l'" ,.,,
| waiting till should be summoned r"r sun, W.
,,nr.d | knew | should be soon. but had no
! husincss with them in that supreme ana a ,
moment when the heart Of each was i'ii" ""'
90 tn. ,fh.r in the fierce nghf ol Hl"l S'f.'
lion on earth It seemed "A long tune ana ~
/ last | tanned lightly at the door ana '"oK'i III
She was sitting half M on the couch pu' YEA
ing against him. and her race III, -
no door was radiant with IN" SUNSHINE :"
| heaven His was hidden, but saw ms ntun
shoulders hcaving. nor was IN" manu- VIM
sti utnrtnd her AS steady as its wont ,,..
she held out her hand T." mo with a loN'Iy
srril" and took a step forward Inen ne
looked up. and mot my eyes with 'ooN "'''"
~. .g 1'' her Miss Glen. save her to me. for
/ Gods SAX. for the salvation Of my soul
"'l Dannot.' / said and my tears i''' ''"'"
not keep them back >, boil, mo
I know now what | have done. When she ~
cone shall feel that ! have murder q" NY
'sno laid hcr hand on his lips. and kept 1t
there while she spoke. III $500
Though ! gone. snail p" VIII ~ w.
yv,ilar. Heaven is not far away. Nay. IL u
| ,h,,u, ~ everywhere. and IN" spirits 81 the re-
deemed are nearer than We think h' p'aH'S
himself too much Dr. Glen. ana 80, n ur
clearly than I did. | think perhaps ! sna
b.rr NOR. when am gone than 10y his side
, m. spirit viii give him m"ssag" "nch NJ
| needs IT most God Will grant mar az , ,.,r,
pcnsaiion 20 m" md 10 him. go VIII HIS '''''''''
be- blessed AS ii has never yet been. .s.
Perhaps these wer" not her exact "or IL.
hut they convey her meaning 70 n nn .o
/ smoke with e1trcm" difficulty. ana appsarru 80
,'.,u ont that | asked him 10 rise while ia!
her back upon the pillows. ava VIVA. ! ooan
To- relieve her. and went away r ro,'''' bnowing
v.t,th.r / should md her In life Sh" was ~
M. but no more. and just after rnidhlsht sn
/ dl.d We al not appear 20 reh.Z" 'ha' IN
,rd had come. he seemed Tx" man m'r'aiS
strlck.u | left him sitting on the con'h WIZ
mis- arms folded across his chest. 'n, pc.
- dc4,,,ir and remembering the child ! loon
h., fr'r, her cot In her liitle white nigh,sp"n
+ and Iaid hor In his arms. Sh" awakened men
and her ftflc cry seemed 10 startl. MN an" ~
/ ,rou-. I'm him - strange sad WONDER -
Cd. .y,u must b" father and molher I" ne'
,,,, / s,id very gently and when saw ,h'
! i,,k n. cas-, upon her knew that n" a'''P,,,u
Inc trust. and that hope had revived III '"'
mans soul , 49,, ., - r,ne
", H.. has never married. ana II II NM
/ ,..art since his wife died He VIII never MARI :
-, maj fo.l sure. II you want 10 near wv
/ c,er,l message nttcd To the need OF 'N'',
human soul go To the church IN M"ri"v'
unod any day at any hour. II VIII never '" ~,
vnu II is "A centre Of blessing. u' WORN -
hnnornd of cod and many souls are gwen MN MIN
/ rr his hire But the crown al glory i "'l''
ebo h.gal the work. and when Z" 'h'f'' az
I ! nfton do when want "A little new cour'g. ,u'
| mo hattie | think all the tim" OF Nora rl'in-
ING and these texts are always upper"oS' III
my mind: ..uo,h,. .b.r works
a, fnllow her "-tThc Woman al hvHi''