For the MldisoaiaH.
THE MOTHERS WELCOME
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Addressed TO her son recently married, in one o
the Western States, and about TO return with hi
bride.


By ii. M. G., Ja.
Room in my heart dids thou say my boy'
sun as much, as when, with mothers 10y,
In my nfancy's bright and balmy morn,
pressed TO that heart my earliest born
Come back, o, come back, thou wandereT, come
There's welcome for thee in thy childhood's home.
Ihe mountains DER which thy footsteps have been
The beautiful valleys, e'en now, so green;
The sweet little stream that circles The hill
Leaping, and sparkling, and murmurng still
All cry, o, come back, thou wanderer, come!
There's welcome for thee In thy chldhood's home.
AS Springs soft breath to the leahess bower;
AS dew TO the parched and dropping flower;
AS resting place 10 the bird at sea -
So TO us, my boy! will thy coming be.
Come back O. come back, thou wanderer come
There's welcome for thee in Thy childhood's home
Room! yes there's room, not for myself alone
There's room for that olher eonfding one,
Who comeh but not in her maiden name,
share in thy mothers love to claim
Come back o. come back, thou wanderer, come
There's welcome for both in Thy childhood's home.


Ngw GLASGOW, Va, Dee. 1889