A Labyrinth Of Sentiment

The following from the columns of t he Ypsilanti Commercial are some of the rambling vagaries of its Willis oorrespondent, in relation to the tenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Holland, of Willis: "As the evening wore away Dr. Post called the attention of the host and hostess to the fact that their guests had accorded to him the honor of presenting to thena as testimoniáis of the high esteem in which they were held by their many. friends, gifts that aocorded with the promptings of friendship and as expressions of a sinoere desire that happiness, the result of their wedded life, might ever abide with them, making of their home life a perpetual feast, as oaretakers of a sanctuary pure as child-life, sanotified by veraties that tenderness interprets, as the unwritten law finds in their lives, as they went forward to happier hours, the fruitions that the divine in life enthrones and perpetuates in the happy home ever more blessed by the presenoe of the helpful, the hopeful, that waits at the altar of cheer, to invest the passing moments with messages of good for all."