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ming gush of the Iong-rest rained and pent


up affections OF my heart, fell upon hi.


keens and commenced begging pardon foi
the wrongs he had inflicted upon me but
could bear none ofthis, [ had no pardon to
oestow the bliss of that moment more than
requhed me for all my SORROWS and for all
the bitter tears had shed, and and felt as
though owed him many thanks for the
transports OF the scene In which | mingled
and acted so conspicuous part There
were not wanting other friends TO minole In
the JOY.


But must close my story. From that
evening your father became a sobe, man,
and friends business, prosperity, and hap
plness began to return with the return Of
sobriety. MIR. Jones, the tavern keeper
had become a6runkard. with several of his
sons and his property had passed into other
hands. This house. of which be deprived
us for your fathers rum bill, fell into the
hands of Mr.. Wilson. who. being a great
advocate of temperance, and great fiiend
of ours In our better DAYS, as soon as he heard
that your father had reformed, came and Of
fered it to him on condition that he would
pay the amount which it had cost him, as
he had taken it for less than It's real value to
SeCuIe d ueW,


The amount is now nearly paid. When
we came here to live again, you remember
how the fence was broken down, and the
rose bush had been eiten off by the cattle
Your father has repaired he fence and cul-
tivated the rose bush. and Il blooms again
and trust it will continu 10 bloom as sum
mers roll around, until | shall change this
cold world for one that has no winter;


"Where everlasting spring abides,


And never withering flowers


Ifyou. dear Susan. had passed through
the scenes that have, you would not won
der tha: the mention of the roses upon that
bush should cause tear | hope you will
never forget this story. and as you grow
older, shun the company of those who make
the most moderate use ofintoxicating drinks,
as you would shun your own ruin.