The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-06

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FUTURE.
One evening in octoOcr, Harry Maple
son came home ut tue usual time, but not
in his usual state Of calm composure. His
lace was pale, ms eyes were sparkling
with excitement MS forehead was bathed
IN persplation, anu no liourished an even
ing paper about.
What Is the matter r. cried Susan.
Don't DC alarmed 1t Is good news.
we can look the world boldly IN tne lace,
my dear; our lathe was lnnocent'
VI Know 1t; dear mamma always SAID
so,"
"Ay, but it is proved! See here !
don't think that you ever knew the de-
tails OF the matterf'
mo; | never wished to do so."
Wei, then | will not enter INTO them
now 1t Is sui'icienttor you to understand
that our father was man oil considerable
talent, who took a high degree at his
university, and was looked nponas rising
man BY the political party wil,se cause he
epoused, Indeed, for some time be was
private secretary to minister, and It was
only because OF his d.slr'ng u more certain
income Ipon his marriage, that he re;
signed that unstable Office, ana accepted
an appointment witch was not dependent
upon one set ot men gong out oil Oilice'
and another coming IN. IL was n position