What became of the lady who had experienced so many dark vicissitudes 1 Was Miss Garston's future of a happy, compensatory sort 1 ? To these queries, which every reader is constrained to put, I can give the- 'amplest reply. Miss Garston became my wife some time after her affairs were restored to order, For forty years now, we have trod the world together, enjoying a larger measure of happiness than falls to most. The circumstances which brought us together perhaps made us nearer and dearer to each other than we might otherwise have been. We ai*e still sweethearts ; for time, though it has transformed us externally, has not changed our love. — Chambers's Journal.
