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turned, with q splendidly bound Bible in be, hand. Handing it to her husband. she said. George, the day after our marriage won gave me this precious book, as token of your love, and as rich fountain to look to Tn the day of trouble. It's pages have been precious to me; and, as your brow looks sad ia-day, now return 1t to you, that you may glean from 1t some consolation in the hour of gloom" She then left the room.

 J ne merchant opened the book carelesslr, and bank bill fell out He picked t up ana glanced at iIs face--it was S1O bill.-- lie opened the book again, and another note oi 'he same amount was before him. He I opened al The first page, and continued to l ihu an X between every two leaves, till he arrived at the Book of Revelations. He was saVed-could again commence bushes, and had capital Of 5000 to begin with

 lie lie rang the bella servant appeared

 seqnest your mistress to come to me im- medlately," said the merchant.

 ne lady obeyed, entering the room with something between tear and smile

 Kate Kate! Where did you procure all this money?

 "1is the weekly savings of our household ffxpenses for the last five years,' was the modestreply. Every week put ten out of

 the twenty dollars which you gave me into our Bible Bank, that when day of trouble

 came upon us, we should have something to , save us liom the wolff

 "Bns whysput it in the..Bble, Katei'' :. "because His good bank, and one which l VIII not suddenly break,' replica! the lady i, :. VI ou are an angel, kate,n cried the de lighted husband, claspiug her to his heart. - 7 ,, And so she is. Does any one doubt te- T ihere are thousands of such angels despit : the ralllngs of our miserable womea-slander s ing bachelors.