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The AFFECTION OF OLD AGE.-How beau.
tifully affecting to witness an aged couple who
have weathered life's storms hand in hand
and smiled on each other amid all the trials
and tribulations which they have met in this
"vale of tears"-even as when basking to-
gether in the brightest sunshine Of prosperity
whose pleasure in each others society is de-
creased not by the rude buffetings of Time
that sure despoiler of all that is beautiful in
the "hunlan form divine" TO such couple,
thoughts of the past are an inexhaustble spring
Of JOY, as, from the mirror of memory, the
bright rays of the youthful happiness and love
are once more reflected upon them-and the
pure spirit of religion unfolds to their view,
through the portals Of the tomb, the hopeful
prospect ofa happy reunion in that world


Where parting is no more"