Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-19

weeping Mary
Il know no',' replied her huSbond.-
For the wealth Of the world. | wou,d
no; have her an inmate Ia my family.
Our dear domestic happiness mast DO
the sacrifice
Nor my cousins noiiherl' asked tho
;ender-hear,ed sy mpalhIzing, s~elf-sacri-
ficin wife
Not Lucreiia, for the wealth OF two
worlds said Mr. Parks with energy--
BIT If you wish IL my dear wife--Lifin
any way 1t will DO a comfort, q con sola-
ton to you, We will invite Diana 20 m Ike
her home with u.s.
%. how ml~h ! thank vou.' said Nj
nv. ] love Diana for her own sake.
bl' independently of that. for the sake
Vt my dear uncle. | would do ANYTHING
in my power TO mike those hap y
" h laid 50 heavily on his helrtp
agreeable 10 This plan Diana Berry
was invited to makeIhe house, of Mr..
Parks her homo. ar inyilltion which
was 81 'd'y, and gratefully accOpt d.
Mrs. Berry qu1rtered herself on a hro.
Their. who could i | afford such an nJdi-
ton TO his fImjiy--but who. If lac could
not SD far overcome her habits ms 10
make her useful, determined that She
should give him no expense thai was n
voidab.c Lucreiia. like The Levltc Of
Bethlehem Judah, went where s o could
find q place provided always, TINT II
was among ia" wealthy. or at lgast, tho
fashionable b It everywhere she wa,
considered Il trial, n tax, a bIrden-lnd
each friend was happy 10 ~rclinquisH hcr
society Tn any o'hcr friend who might
request it.
Ono dty Mr. Parks CHANGED TO NEE;
his freud Elton, und after the usual
comnonplacc-, the latter suid--.Diann
Berry has row been an inmate in vour
family for some iimo. What 10 You
think cf herr
q think her, ans vercI Mr. Parks. u
very lovely aul interesting womun.'
'rruIyi
Truly. Both Mary aud myself love
her rs W. should love n sister. And
she IS not on'y lovely md interesting.
she is Il raIajie aud useful member at
our family
Thea said Mr Eaton with naimo.
ton. i W II rob You o her rs soon as
cant
You wi rob us of a highly valued
treasure said Mr. Observation-Disclosures
| heartily wish Won success
Il shall succecd,' said Mr.. Eaton. II
have loved Diana Tor years, loved her
exclusively: and think my affection
is retained. fear TO marry ner, ns
you know, but now that she has had
opportunity TO see the management ola
family Of The right stamp, one in which
The VIE feels hou CURED by the rcspec,
with which she rcguardS her husband.
and sceks her own happiness in pro.
moung hiS-nnw thaig shes has learn.
ed tina true clegIacc, refinement, m
genrIlItg are perfectly consistent with
useful employ ent. will foilow the
dictates OF my heart and uT.r all h1re
10 bes:ow. Som U rg soon. nv friend,
Il VIII quit thi |sD,itary lila of a bnche.
ior, and try TO have a Rresile OF nv
own quiet Is yours, and cheer red by inc
smiles Of an amiaLle, sympathizing and
useless WHEY
May all yoIr cheerful a~n'icipa,ion,
Ne 'ully r@ea'izel, sail Mr. Parks for
hey are TsasJTks. va 8. in the frst
hIsh o Fnssion. VIII m inlr;nary nj
%sunsii e, may think i; he hcigh: Of e.
lcty Il ba,ea Y ~. helpless creature
ciinging on hun aud looking up to him
alone for protection and happiness, blt
in attempting 10 realize his beauty Wis
ion, he too often finds that mis- peace,
his comfort, and his usefulness are dss.
troycd. instead Of a SUNBEAM nj his
SIDE, TO gid his path through the joar.
ney OF life. he finds fc has "a clog. con.
'tant'y TO leiter and annoy hial. hfe
I mahp, IN nF -, rnu1.f... -
working day world needs a compan.
ion, a friend oricntm;es a councillor.
Ills wife should DO one who would bo
Wiling to share his cares. as well as
his Jlys: II p trticipste in his labours, rs
well as his recreations. Such an one
Is my own Mary. such an one. doubt
not The object Of Jour attachment vii
prove to be; | doubt not she will we'll
deserve that comprehensive AM honour.
abe nPPeilation a good rife