Nc. SS:2.

X WHISPER FROM TIE GRAVE.
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 .As through ihe ehurca-yard lone s;raycd. CommuninE with the silent dead What time the suns last radiance played Around Che distant mountains head Methought there caught my startled enr. Breathed from a messy time-Wegu tomb, \ voice that l could scarcely hear Whispering :. fhou'rl welcome 10 thy home "Tf fthou aft weary of thy Gfs; II anguish lack thy throhbmg hrca7i II with thy destiny at strife, Here thon wilt find place of rest Here love can stay his wild desires, itere mud ambition tame his pride Here Inst assulge his raging fires. And avafee east lis curse aside " For some cold beauty do4t hon nine. some wicked joy that thrnod thy heart some bliss tiat never can be thine Yet sllhga thee with ih poisoned dart; If fortune, in her cruel mirth.

 From some proud eminencc has hurled And sent her brood of boodhouuds forth To track thy footsteps round the world; If harassed by some cufeless pain. That wastes thy strength from day 10 day; Or memory racks thy burning brain. Or hope has thrown his staff away; .sllere is thy destined place of res Here is thy last, long, qnict home Here every oueast wretch is best-- Come hithcr then, poor pilgrim. come /" Here many playmate thou wilt meet; Old friends lay scattered all around; And many loved ones thou may st greet Within this littie narfow. bound :. She who ftst gave thee milk is here, Thy liesom'5 partner hV her side. The little ones thou lnv'dst so dnor

 Thy two twin cherubs here abide

 J. K. P