HupsoN, 2Sih April 1897.
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DEAR BESSETT,-How surprised, how delighted
was l ut the announcement that you intended 10
unite the dear, lovely little Herald with one still
dearer, still lovelcr, and untold only by the slktn
tie Of twilight. The to shed its soft its soul
bewtching radiance at even the other to appear
as the bright and morning stars the one to he
raid forth to the world the mighty mysteries of sci
ence, unrave the wonders Of the past and grasp
with giant hand the dread unknown of the future;
the other 10 Chronicle the soft enchantment of beau
tys bower, portray the delightful "reminiscences Of
woman's love, and strike the Tyre with a master
| hand, IN the widest strains Of poesy and song
With unspeakable delight, with broaihelcss rapture,
have hung over the Herald when woman, lovely
woman, was the theme! and, dear Bennett let the.
Chronicle, like the mirrored surface of the Herald
reflect such beauties, ia rylike imagery; then in the
iullncss of my heart will thank thee And il shall
be called the fountain Of beauty and will come and
drink of its sweet waters and will gaze into its
clear depths for the falrest Of creation will be pic
tured there. Yours and the Ladies,


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