The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-17
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DR.. Amboyne mounted the stairt
and knocked at the door. a soft and
mellow voice bade him enter. he went
in, saud q tall lady In black, with plain
linen collar and Wristbands, rose to re-
ceive him, They confronted each otheI
Time and trouble had Left their trace
bnt theresWere The lRloriopS ayes and
ietGblack hair; and the face worn and
pensive, but still beautiful. 1t was the
woman he had loyed-the only one;
HI MRS. UfEtle4" saidi he, in an indiB'
Hcribable tone.
Fof Z lew, nnonhSnts, he forgot The task
| hethad nndetfakSn mid could oulJ
express his astonishment and pleasure
at seeing her once more. II % C.s
there; and the Office he had undertaken
| SO lightly. alarmed him now.
Il His first instinct was to gain time.
EAccordihEly, he began to Tchlde hel
generality for, Having resided in the
Town and concealed It from him; then,
sc cling her confused and uncomforta.
bleaE3hat repr6anht and lin mood
10 be relieved by any change oftopic,
heglIdsd oRrWHh mo- little addressoae
follower observe theJ Consequences:
l hers I have been despot ieaflYi fustlcae-
Fling youth who turns ont to be your
osH ny 500 l is tKsrs iaRaHS2tahffhE thsmas!
Ter With my SOD soh9 or. AmboyneI
he must have been ont Of sorts, you
know, or he would not have consulted
meg replied 1.-The, Doctor affecting
| candor. ;aoGts 1nu y s'o.;E4'llus
| | Consult E:WhyI what has happened .
He was quite we'll when he left me this
morning
7 doubt that. He complained OF
headache and fever But I soon found
the mind -Ras-- worried miHunder-
standing with the trades / Twas very
much pleased with hia face and man
/ ner; my carriage WAS. at the door; his
! pulse was high, but there was nothing
thst country air and quietiwill not re,
store. SO just drove him away, and
landed him in g farmhouse.f .-,..,..
Mrs. Little's brow flushed at this.
She was angry. But, in q nature SO
| gentle asiheT8I anger soon gave way.
She turned . glance of fearful and clio.
quent reproach ON DR.. Amboyne.. f"The
frat time we have ever been separated
since he was born said she with q
DE9'Amboyne's sspreconceiy we'd plan
broke down that moment t11l .a He SAID Hts
Make by ,2 carriage and I'D drive foI him.
Better dothat than torment yourself.'
where IL he p asked the widow,
Df 'At cairnhop OBJ = Sss t U""'' 80 -'''
Az tn.s WJe1' - ~ ntiana a rst co ne
fusion, then 'astonishment, and at last
. sort OF superstitious alarm. AT
Caifnhope ? abe falteFed AZ last My
SU .Pr ~ Id notforment Yourself with
Hancies,' said the Doctor. tAn this is
the merest accident-the simplest thing
in the world. I cured Patty Dence of
ttS hse It, 81 Ga;rnhona has = magic eject
~ sne 1 aao g,ho i've IN smoke. and Mar.
~ tSSEtTaei iat@ ma sand NAM ont an
srSs ia No.; : SSd than to he roinvi9ora-
"a II toSt;this .x,onnnr man. Ithere. NOT
t<TSvinS Rhr3 he Was!S Co. TO him, If
On !T,Ea F3Stt franFiv. al Ills IiShysiI
clan, 1 would rather you ald NOT. never
90 WISE s9lns 10y anag from ali Ria
corosG aretI sifron1 Evourself Iwho are
GaISS; ~ ss n,,s ~ thsm1 for fiSe or siS
Iovs. He nsaSfa no other mediGine bnt
~ q "a oir ~ Ca5rnfSI1a ~ \
'n ri, a. son1ehnSy nat ssa him everv .
do1 md tsl1TGf3ss Obi Doetnr Am.
1890 t6jS ia-tha haoinnino: what will
tbS and hep I am-miserabfe'j 'Ts.t n y
~ nan sha II, rids there avafv dav
ord Saa him andIbrine Won, bacE a let
ta, frono ilSjr5 'T1fT IL 49, ~ :[tJJEE
| GVour man4ty Said NJ rs Little. lit,
t,o honoSfiIy isSfE IL c7S'f7
NDnct6r An1bovne met her glance. 1T
tbere Wasanv eToTind for alarm, should
r III ~ nouSaif syarv dav9I aaid he.
a.r.!,aSeS 80 ESS,Sn Stenderiv. SS t,NI,
81 sE6ryiye me. aaidi ina i7yyidow. and
800 ~ bov.s hard v1ith aGGueet and
saNe t5 Eos ra... 1E'1
'mha r1ain difficnltv was NOW got over:
- ~. tH.,,hovna yas caraSn1 : MT Ia
ohSA 1sH1H - 1..snr-r1tkoE I,io
soy ~ rooHed enno,11 i1itfalis.
SfHSSs M A fn1,ovTes iesceTideds the
sta1s a. 1ths lani1s3v held 4 door aiar.
stai i , one 81 hin sccordino 1t ci1s.
ana ano lpss spoh q Saiicats Nminded females.
W LII ~ = = eithar reSfraiI1 ihsir .enTlositv
90 90 ;rJnI1aiit ,rnenIv. TgDrTs.A m boVne
hecltoned to her, and asked for q
,1riyate intervlewial This was promptly
eccorded. .T-jil..t, = ~ q Cj 4 sfia5tilI
tn Won: madan9'
W ;Eh.' dear. that it would. sir. Why,
INV rant ia inst coming due D EsisIss
4EiInder tSsse circumstances, the bar
,oin vau soonrztrncIr. : Not q rsyllable
SinI,t tI1a eTplosion at Cheethsm's, was
70 yasch fhe second. floor loiRer's ears,
| "nd No Hfllsborouah journal was to
mount the stairs until the young mans
.at,or,' ITcinnnired for thew were to
~ rennrfed ali sold ont..and. London
ionrnsfISnI asefIS insteiTd: ,sli!SI-.:i a
Having occurred n keen and watchful
| .111,a iTSI7hia good woman. who! to do
haI ,nstineT kiiiSFed q hHAfEy determi-
1,ottdan; :fS;sSrn her, ,tenSGnIneas. DR.,
n amSoyne returned home. his own
PhiiGs9pnio vssra ~ 3 'nAn II
Ia Ie rod 1aft Mrs. little 0ratefnl. and.
, ~ nn IN s1ond aTiirits Int ere he
Pg keo,s 5,1;a N ho11r8 fhe hare senae