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| loved him then--I love him still, above all othe


objects on earth, and shall continue to do until m


latest breath loved him for his many virtues 10


ms warm attachment to me; the kind, tendef, afec


tlonate conduct which he manifested towards me un


der every circumstance and upon all occasions bu


these unwecome remembrances bitter drugs in my
cup oil misery, which only to rob me of the Little
comfort remaining to me, and make miserable be.
| yond expression.
Here, overcome with emotion she paused moment
and then proceeded


Alter our marriage, proceeded to our residence,
where we lived together in uninterrupted harmony.
1t was in ---, where the bliss of conjugal union
with me had its beginning, and where were consum-
mated the joys OF domestic life. The associations Of
my husband extensive and most respectable and
many are the happy hours that have spent in the
social circle with friends and acquaintances The
time passed pleasantly away, for it pleased kind heaven
TO smile upon u.s. and to bless with plenty, prosper
ity, and happiness Bnt why should dwell longer
upon that happy of my lie My story is one Of
wo We are too apt, whilst rambling along .he pleas
ing walks OF life pucking from the blooming foliage
OF nature the sweet flowers that strew pathway,
to imagine our happiness durable that nothing
dispossess OF earthly blessings! Such were the
convictions Of my youthful mind but sad experience
has now changed the aspect Yes, when was attend
ing to the duties and enjoying the tranquil blessing Of
domestic iie-in an unguarded moment, when least
suspected danger villain yea, demon, in the
shape Of man, with his alluring entertainments and
villainous devices like Satan who in the lovely walks
of Paradise beguiled first parents; this man, the
pretended friend OF my husband, sedced me- and bore
me from him. Yes, it was with that wretch left my
peaceful abode, the home of my happiness o aban-
doned mother! my tender child, the offspring OF my
youth 0 the companion OF my bosom! Will the sun
OF heaven dawn upon the morn that can call
him mine again-that win restore to my fond
and afectonate family will these eyes again be
permitted to gaze upon manly face Of my kind
and tender husband? No, no, the fearful torebodngs
Of guiltstricken conscience OF our final and
eternal separation can but invoke the cold hand OF
death to put an end to my sufferings-to remove me
from this wearisome scene OF ruined prospects and
hope upon my unhappy condition-where mercy is
stranger-where the enduring remembrance of act
Of disobedience will never to torment and vex
my soul ..


The above facts should teach all to avoid that de-
Drunkenness, in whose train follows every vice