The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-19

me o letter. But no: not hW0f0 #1GB q
bad Job: I'm fond of money, hut I'd give
q few thousands to 500 him, alive again.
But / don't think ever shall. There are
five hundred thousand bricks Of ours In
that river, and foot and half Of mud"
While they were both shnddering iat
this dark allusiQn, he went of into Idle
threats, and Grace LEFT him, sick and cold
and clinging to Doctor Amboyne luxe q
drowning woman. .g Eolijl .,,!.,h al
"HayC courage said Doctor Anboyne.
"There Is one chance LEFT us. Bis moth
erl | viii telegraph 70 Aberystwith.p
They drove together 10 the telegraph
Office, and sent . telegram, The Doctor
would not consent to Tighten Mrs.l Little
70 death. He simply asked whether her
son had lust visited or written to her,
The answer was paid for; but four hours
clapsed, and no answer came 'o'14 i.'c.,
Then Grace irnplored the Doctor To 50
with her to AberyStwith. BE looked
grave, and said she was undertaking too
much. She replied, almost tiercely, that
she must do all that could DO dOne, or she
should 90 mad. r9i!t W rgA iaJ' r'r1i .
g "But your father, my'dearF' 'n ~ r9
ale l. In London i will tell him all
when he returns. He would let me 50
anywhere with you. l must go; will!''
iHAt four o'clock theyRerc in the train.
Fhey spoke to each other but little on the
way; their hearts were too full Of dire fore
holdings, to Talk about nolAings. But
when they were in the fYRt Aberystwitli,
going from the station to Mrs, Littles
lodgings, Grace laid her head on ,Aer
friends shoulder, aud said, f"Oh, Doctor,
IL Inns come TO this-Ir hope he loved his
mother better than me- Then came a
food Of tears, tho first
They went 70 Mrs, Little's lodgings.
The landlaiy had retired 70 bed, and, on
hearing their GRAND, told them, out ornie
second Eoor window, that Mrs. Little had
len her some days ago, and gone y II
neighboring village for change Of. dtr. 4
n Grace aud Doc tor 4Amboyhe drove next
morning TO that village, and soon learned
where Mrs. Little, was. Doctor Am.
hoyne LEFT Grace at the inn, for he
knew tlIesight Of her wouldut.Oncc alarm
Mrs. Little. and, in q .mattGr SO uncertain
us this, he thought the greatest caution
heGeeaMS'. 0A0SS ASt $500 ~ "
Inn In an agony otsuspensc' ,she Match-
ed at tho window ioE Alla' ami ~ MsE sle
saw hun coming pWaFd HeF. IT'S may
face, or she could have told In q moment
whether he brought good news or bud
Sle!waited for, him erect but trembling.
He opened the door and stood before her
nale 0nI aFitatetl:sFO male and NEitAteu
she had never seen MN a DgIo[e.a
Hehltered ollG. %slle KNOWS not9lpl K;
She must Know nGtnlns: Sne u Wy ~
and weak, anu, inueed, N sucn y CohGi; ;
tiOn, that TO tel her the latai news wot!l :,
probably have killed yer gu tlie sllQt.l Az y
l dared DO was 10 asE hcr WIN asS S
indifference II shc nal nesra rom !slIy
lately. NO, Grace, not Tor these tllree
days" "i,GN . lh,Y'1l .,nIImi,9 q
de sat down and groaned al0uIiIn
I''TOa love tho son, = said he; "bHtIlpye
the lnotller; loved iheF years Oeiosei yo"
were born" 3niiii 1JHin .Ei7TGL y.
at TINS unexpected, reveian0 y, .S '1.t,i
Garden Kissed MN, anaWCpt otfihls Shout
dor: Then they went sadly,home again;
Dr. Analogue now gave up all hopes o.
Henry, and ms anxiety was c0ncentTaue y
on Mrs. Little. how on eart1 was nc 70 70
save her nom q shock 'Ilkelyr r RI9Ee, ia
tai in,her weak condition u 10 bring nor
TO HlllsDoroughln hef present suitc Woulu
DO tAtal. d DO was compelled 10 leave hGr
In Wales, and that looked IKE aOanlon'
ing her, be suffered torture, INC torture
that only noble minus can KNOW. AZ, MD
night, as he lay IN bog, and rcvolyed An, ms
mind all tho difficulties and PeriIs' 81 ms
pitiable situation, an idea struck nm! q nc
would try and persuade Mrs. LiIlle 70
marry him. Should she consent, ne Soala
then take her On a Wedding tonr, ana ttlat
tour nc coald easily extend rom piiIcc y. 70
place, putting OH INC owl ume; nntli'
strong IN health ana coDugat ahec!i9n'
she might DO aoleto endure TIC tcri1Dle,
tho inevitable Dl9w. Inc very 4 next
morning NC wrole hcF an Sl9quent lS!ler'
nc tolu lcF tlat uelIy itia9 BoneS sl!Nueui
OIL 70 Austt'lla Y selI ny Ea gS tu ~
almost his last word bad been g! MY moth
er! leave her Y YOU: 1lliss Saia ule
Doctor, - 2 sacred commission; anu now
can / execute ~ ! cannot iny1lte you %
nlilsbor9ugh, ior the aiF Y iasal 70 you.
THINK Of your ilal:'ptOmise' ana my many
yeas Of devotion, anq ,gtye nc llG, .p lEI,
to carry out your sons Wlshcs 10 tne l9lL.
Als Eittle replleato .nls lcateF, ,I anu tne
said she would marry him i she could re-