CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE.

"Stolen waters are sweet, and bread eaten in secret is pleasant.

But he knoweth not that the dead are there."--PROVERBS 9:17, 18.

The Garden of Eden was a great orchard of fruit-bearing trees, bushels

and bushels of round, ripe, glorious fruit; but the horticulturist and

his wife having it in charge hankered for one special tree, simply

because it was forbidden, starting a bad streak in human nature, so

that children will now sometimes do something simply because they are

forbidden to do it. This

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