The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-19

| hack PlIRteninR glance winch went
s SSSh ts'SiS heat ! Yes. she would have
ISted tbStE IohH IA her brother, and
MStthew-ab Ii he md liked lfheVl
= aiFFSI IjsS1ht ii ~ eintent hSiu.
IL, ~ rff6s A T,onept. Y lIIad YOU been
Tilsr Tco1Id ~ ,htve IN y6u n
Fesbing, u fFIe rllart q. the man
s,,n cSIId secretly SheW E1ch noble gene.
,ity X a com1aratiye stranger might
van; II tFusted Ia he true and loving 10
ia wifel
l-IjuIe Millv looked uD surprised. "Mr.
| E1erSIev p
"WeiiF" .,.rr,lt,rI
81 thought YOU didn't like Mr.. HarburI
ton :"
MRnt 1 dor said--I0hn -RarneStly..-"1
am ashamed to say Ibid not at tirst. I
did moi Qc( Below th6 sdrIace-and, after
ali thai e of yery little importance,
ItiFjn;Inw now tint -he 4 vefy rood and gene.
r 1,Iy tbSI0R II yotfaiiSili pardon my say.
Inc SolIIf6iIk he rather hides his better
mature. i know that he Is capable Of
very tnselfSh and noble deeds, and that
he does them in secret. You may well
be proud Of your future husband, aHlly,
1 as uut6 say yUu hIGst- .Hs - ~
ayes, yeS, am proud she said cons
H1sediy. But she oked q John Eyersiey
with different eyes sue was not thinking
about him my longer. They Were the
4 eyes 81 the girl who had loved Mathew
\ Warhurt6h from first to last She hon.
estlv believed she had, while In truth 1t
wWaS new passion q rising on the ruins Of
the old She had loved Matthew tirSt In
Ii1noI anCf6 his aull6l and now was sud.
4 denly justified IN loving him 10 spite Of
them. John EVeFsley ewasA dear, dear
friend; but never had been, y never could
,IbG anything more. sonisI am. ,'7.o
Pc HeloOked at her and saw that ne had
1ii one moment killed the newly spring:
sinRfl0Werudi love he would have given
al 6oPossea % cherish; He S.5 had 81 vie, 5sd
! done 5it1-but he would ten times rather
4 have Killed himself ma y. ar moo
D "Remember me very kindly to WarhIr-
ton. Milly," he said. hTellhim congtati
lnlnte hjIar7as sincerely, as,I congratulate
YOU. But don't tell him what l have
said eGldm-hez might not be pleased Of
our chatteriug. IIg And, noW.iI mist say
iGood.bye.RIy9 SOFT f.,s.L ,lirlffA sdJ i
fSbe ave "a Ihimsher hand 4Good.bye,
| ifrgEversleyyo But ID come back again.
| Plsa1e,pTi an sra,'Yf grif y,g.gos ,4d
iooNO One day perhaps, said John, smiling.
III shall hear ,ot y0n sometlmes; fbOmB Bel
N. ,Goi bless YOU. lille sister, and,gOod-
tbVe,ni,Tg,, -S'''rs 49, hi, q,rt i.IF gsjoy =,
| - He lined her little hand 10, hisTlips and
was zone. -. ''f,,, f" aIf.,aJ NON !,
Film London he ,Yrote To- his brother i:
al len Drayford,the very day yoaF letter
came n. never, heard your lamemen.
TONED, and no one magined 1OF q mo
ment aihRt / was connected with any,
Iisles' G,, af;5 m r. ,nsir-IIi b,iaiod )
! VI am lust of, 10, The Continent fora lit.
lie while I'M viii ceftaiHiy, manage 10
see YOU before you 60 back. 70 ,Canada.l
Your ifienf WdfbGfitSonn q d6tntgg Vel; the.
Drayfortl pebple seem d. think "a great
[ deai al him. Ibelieye hei going 10 be
married Ia The sprinp." IBN3 s5sS 9tsh : I;
Iohh Eyefsley,' was away oior Some
month"; There was q Sim: me- ancholy'
gentleman Ala hotel 81 Paris" pacing
%eariIv. toaiSd no on New 81 taf 4 NIGHT,
S2hen MiTIy sal with Matthew IbY ,Mrs,
| Riyers's flfesIde,, happy Iii The Possession
Of / new watch and chain, and, above, Ill, !!
hap6v In tlie possession 81 her lOTEt. "l {
'Blt lie had crossed the Channel and
vas N. London On an Tmp6ftatt (lay
which had been named ind hurried note
I In Bella's large Handwriting "a day When
PDfHyEori bells rang merrily, and the
ksweSseSts and Shycst Of bFides; vim dear
lInIec childish April face, came down
fiower.streWn path with her big beam.
ING handsome bridegroom ,yby-y6er side,
0f course ihe latter made a great speech
Al fhe bfesaE last eliciting burst, AMER burst
81. laughter and applause. while, little
efilV 6anpIfmehtary GlIdsfoi & herSelt. aOf
cCsosSur;e ihete were hisnIy Of rood wishes.
oibhampagne- drinking, oflhaDd;shaking
ANNETTE issi9TLMr. TWatb1Ft0fII 5petlI1S
quite lis iGalf share Of tie last I belieVe-
andG perfect hail-storm ofjwilite, Slioes as
the cafFiage drove off And john Ever
sley. ssSwIhos thanks to Miss Mannefing's
noe. knew, The train BY which tGe happy,
5airiweFe TO start pietured he siubiiant
denarture. and said softly tCYpl himself,
if$$od bIesSs herIl ], God bless them, 10Th r.
% He waited In town ttlll lie got a. letter
ne hteSf fiiorning, lust 4 sinpie kssty line:
illen he. hurried home 70, see his bfofher;
Who Wa going aYay In q, feW3 dSyE No N
II was Afternoon. John vas leaning
|&iih ia Macy AGAINST Inc chimney,piece
n lie dingy room which was called his
iatheFG study. Through theWinlo% he
Eonld Sec the dark tangled little plot iron.
icSli supposed to be a, fower.garden and
tnTtket OF the grey churchItoWeF among
the clustered eims. 81 Hls iandsWwere IA !
Ehis pocketS and he was ,absentiy. istaFint
'at theIrees and sky, and listeningito The
biFdSWlich twittered among The budding
boiirbs 40 20 M ( ~ H.
GeoTge LiSle sat ON a low chair with
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