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you shall be Harry's wife before Won do


One morning coach drove I'M =,
churci,-llarry and Eliza, his sister a,
her mother stepped out, and so elo.
were the movements of the bride ,b,,
casual spectator never would have moc,
ed that she was already married to deaf
The proclaming of the banns had a,,ra,
ed no attention, as it was done in cbur.
and not a soul, beyond the four indj,;lr
ais, was aware of the nature of this si,.,
lar union. Several other couples ",
married at the same time !; and as they,
stood up, Eliza seemed among them h
ing of another world. She went tbron,
the ceremony without evincing SYMPTOM
of exhaustion; though, when she reach,
hoIAc, she tainted repeatedly, and i, an
pcarcd as if her wedding-day was TO
her last. Next day She was better: and
a momentary delusion came over Harr
mind that she might still live. But ii
"wiic felt that it was delusion; sh
was done with this world, she said, and
contcntcd to be done with it" Har,
my own husband, remember me when
dead !"


Two weeks after the wedding, it an.
pcarcd evident that her departure was Al
hand. Harry and her mother sat up dpr.
ing the night, reading at intervals por,o,
of the New Testament. The liulr a
morning had begun 10 penetrate tie wiz.
dow-blInds, when Eliza said, in a wills.
pering, but not complaining tone, Mot.
er, my feet are very coId-oIG, mother
am becoming SO cold !" and then ,c
mother, whose heart was too dry for tear,
n.acc u sign to Harry tia, Death had q
IA certainty entered the chamber, and va,
hoyering over tie bed.


"W here is Harry - she murmured. and
he took her hand in his. Hairy, read
a verse to nc; = and he repeated verse
from memory. " Beloved, now are We
the Sons of God and it doth not vet az.
pear what we shall be, but we know that
when lie shall appear, we shall be like
Him, for we shall see Him as He is"


An, that is good,' she said "sc.
cnce is very good, Harry, but that
worth all your science to me Just now
Harry, come near me cannot see you
are your"


:" am here, dear Eliza"


/" And mother ?"


" Here, my child"


"May God bless you both-Harry, call |
me wife before die"


lie leaned forward to whisper the ai'ic.
t'onale word in her car, aud heard her |
What we know no, now, We
shall know hereafter" Then a few inc.
hefent expressions followed gcn0c
sigh, and one or two sobs: and lust a,
the rays OF the sun Illuminated the apaIt.
mcnt, the spirit of a noble creature de,
parted.