The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

the more probable rho had little love for
the son he had regaipel,7 IAe o0edlsnGe
he exacted was freely given, the reform
he had set his heart upon was complete I
and yet; somehow, 1t did t1otHeem 70 please
him. In reclslming his son, ls hA4 ia!7l
filled all the requirements that us Eelgl.
Gus duty required Of him. and yet the act
seemed 70 lack sanctitieatlon. In tins per-
plekityhs read again the parable LINE
RFddiEal S0n--which he had long ago
adopted for bis guidance-and found tlGt
he had omitted the final feast Of reconcile
alton. This seemed to offer tho proper
quality d, ceremnnibus In the sacta,;
ment between himself and AlS son anu
80, a year after the appearance l Of Chafles,
he set about giving hilnF "a parry: InytEe
everybody, = Charles, ~ ne iIsald' .dryly;
'IRFerybOdy! who knows thatR! proqght
ygg ouEof the wine: q linlqltlty ;anq
End thecompanY of harlots and Did them
eat, dtlhk, and emery: l.,.' I'm -.
Perhaps, the old man had another rea
son, nbtiyetYc riHi anal Ee9! Inc me
house he had built onTthe sand ihills some
times seemed lonely and bare. He otLen
found himself trying to reconstruct, Iiotn
the grave teaturesiof Charles tne Ittle
boy Which The )but' dmly remember.
Cd in the past and or, the spaStl ana o.
which lately he had .6een -tninklnY .
great deal! liHe believed tbs y DelAsIgn
Of impending oldago ana chlldSnnes poE
coming, one day, In his formal drawing
room, upon child OF ono OF the servants,
who had strayed theretnT he would nave
taken him III his arms, but tle cniIa ne 8
from before his grizzley nee. 80 that II
seemed eminently proper % inyite 9 anu I'M
Der Of people 70 his house. ana i5om ON Jus ~
array q san tanS 1aw III tSere weld
select daa ,e ss S,1 " "rsrc.
be q cliild2a .boysiwhomnne 5 SouIn iA Ls
up" from the beginning aauTloN ' ~. ~
did not love Charles ~ - NJ =, s. H.. ~
We weroial at tile purity; Inc omltns,
Joneses, Browns, anu HoDlns9ns aIso
Hcame, in that, fine flow Of animal spIlS'
unchecked by any res1ecE iot 10y. ~ any snsa "
tatner, which most ot'us are APT on4u ~
fascinating The eeedings Wo ~ my. nnXS
been somewhat riotoas, Du! ZOE me Soolul
position Of the actors. 4 10 1aet, M: brIcy
Tibbets, having NATURALLY! o tine appTeGTlA-.
ton Of humorous situation, 6ut ili 4 81
impelled by the 1Flgnt eyes o sIs SHu T.
girls, conducted himself so Eem9 wy H,a US
to attract the serious regard O MT. me:
Tompkins, who approacaed mn, Slylng
quietly, "You look iiiT-l tlllDens ~
me conduct you to your carriage lsestss'
you hound; and I'll throw you ,!nfougn
that window. This way please; the room
\ Is close and distressing It's naEalynS:
tessary to say that but part ostlis eS
was audible to the company ana iE Tt,
who, ailerwardi regretted the sudden Ill:
ness which Kept hlm M. S1,,,snIs ~. XII
certain amusing Incident, WHICH, th t,I i"S!-
est Miss Jones charaetert1,seaa Is tie rscn r
est part, Of the bl9T-out' P'"na WINCH a
hasten to record: ,sss,..zzs-,,5,ss.;,si1,.
II was at supper: II was Gylq1e y ,E
| Mr.. Thompson hadoyer ookeetmach Jaw s-
lessnes In the conduct 81 we yo49gssr
pie in: his abstract eontem plS9!lonIot s?tlaS
rEiimptndtng event. When the 5eioth.WS3 =
Removed, he rose to;hls leeh ana grlmly
Mapped upon the table. tha!
broke out among the Jones girls, DecaEtn I
epidemic on oue, side Of rqt1e Doa ~.
Charles Thompson. from tne looIM III. ~.
table,i looked up IN tendcT peIplee9T!!$ S
"He,sgoing=te sing asDoxologyssEISI L.
going to LOT spSgeeffp ri ~
round the room.
"Its one year to-day, Christian brotnen
andaisters," said Mr.. Thompson, WIN
, grin dellberati6n, "Qney year TO- Gay Islnc'
, nv soii Came homo from eating OF VINE
lhnsks and spending OF his subsistence OF