THE YOUNG HUSBAND TO HIS
3;.sS s.A BRIDE.

ny G. H. IRAINARD, Esa.
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Respectfully inscribed to A. G. NJ, esq.
How divine the cords Of feeling


That unite my soul to thee,
Then my heart its thoughts revealing,


Breathes Of truth and constancy.
When thine eye in love light tender,


Told that faith was radiant there,
Hope then shed its brightest splendor,


All things earthly grew more fair.
When thy voice in. loves first greeting
Half-suppressed the truthful lay;
Time on angel wing how feeting,


Hours like moments pass away.
Wandering meath the stars OF even,


Life and love were pledged to thee.
Ere thy lips had answer given.


The young heart confessed to me-
0, how blissful was the hour!
All things WHISPERED truth sublime
Memory with enchanting power,


Sheds q halo o'er the time.
Sacred are those ties that binds, "
Ties that death can n'er divide,
Future years in love shall End US


Then as now, still side by side.
Baltimore, August 6, 1876.