The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-04
Travellers Register.
pxrAaruns OF TRAINS.
Ghsqntellig
DISILLUSIONING.

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DTSILLJJSIONING,
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How the Process Is AccomP'ishea'
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What Remains 20 Middie-hseu
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from the Chicago Tribune.)
There Is something both touching and
whimsical in the respect which grown
men and women, wofully burdened with
The cares olhumanity and the responsible.
tiles Of Immortality, stillipay to the
pscu,Nr,tEsTs On cuupHoop.,
- -, ,,o,,, 40 ,,or,y .,d
age mas s.o,s apV ana s;ra ~ oM,g,c ng
stcauiiy tnat NY naSe 81. s.fy oaS ~, ~
lng caa' taaa, Ie ,hemthv anu eiIort IF vii.
, ~, in some uneynected moment. thew
Iii Iii return instanianeously. wildly, and,
; " aash;ngIe across the Consciousness! are
iuI' a n fT6e hus;nessman. Thnrryinp
~ teen I;a cngaaemenf. eiyes hut a short.
;r,n.,ad re,n;n,ler 10 Tho boyish netition
~ now I'm or n pailv tinted ioy.bal-
1onn hut nj nipht wien lie ia IN tho
stree, cnrs RETURNING home, and It is, too
Sa,o s' ,os ,ansratinn4 sMemory. like ono
i; a, ,;lie flash reproduces the disap.
nas;n,ad crleved look In his child's ewes,
pa recaiis N him Tho anptiish which fill.
al h;s own little heart. Years and wears
Gu eaa maa 1 mhon aomehoiv FORGOT tina .nrem.
a IN Uiia Win He reihtnbers wei how
isSia py syervbodv eIse seemed 10 what
.nos ~ him so vital n matter. He can Al!
n mao boar aca;n lila fathers halt-iocular.
i nsIr Observation-Disclosures nd he calls out.
" nS'f nr nlav,hinpl Wbv I'm
.snSymea of you." and The Gentle mothers
n 'n;iI remonsfrnnce II 10 tfie. uSyil dear /! l
,ro"lan't crv1 ia Remembers vel what
N ,,anro ;ncommun;cable distress Il was.
So nasSs' ch;IJren cannot always analyzc
their Sorrows, He seems again to feel
that strange. childish sensation that the
world il ali loo biz for him !; Ii at heis in
tho wav Of ali crown-up people, and yet
he - here and cannot get away. Is II
nossible that the dear little fellow, that
watched him IN pitiful silence 10 the gate
,h;s morning was feeling that lust as he
once ieltitY9 He wishes he had thought
N huv that TOW after all. 1t seems so TN.
natural that a child should not believe in
S,nt, CLANS. should not consider birth
law somcthinr 10 BIO proud of, should not
,"So n ior Granted that ali grown peoplc
are nerIectly lust and impartial, all.know-
;n~ and ;nlSliible generally: or have any
liza hnt lint "nlayS IA thc chief duty Of
cn;l,ren n Tx s,,re. they arc Mi the
,imc taking mental nilo,orraphs of!per.
s"ns nlsces and scenes j: bpt il takes
years n enable them 10 mt The impres.
s;ons inns derived in words. They gauge
avervhodv with whom thcy CONC In con-
tsct and are Indifferent to them. or find
them attractive or repellapt: but vet, In
ali those things thew act by instinct, and
"", hv reason Children have impress
s;ons hnt not on;nions
r, ",....s ar.,,;,a,,,,, ,,, ,ou.. In
lne leasuts .. In,ade "an e eso. oe
su@Gu N tns aL, aoan Su an. ,ae a,hsennen,
lows Thesense nj iIlimitabie wealth con:
reved nm the nosseas;on of that first whole
SoII sr "a;d hat aver come againS viii
sII ,hn contentious of Paris begin now with
those hard, CLASSY. looking balls Of trans
lucent candy bought by the penny worth
at tho little Cornerstone SO convenient to
the old school.house? Could there be
found, In all the loye.letter Of Abclard OF
lIeloise, such. thrilling words as were
scrawled on those paper-pellcts and toss
ed 10 their destination when the teachers
back was turned? Could your adult i'm
agination conceive Of lovers quarrel 80
pIauant as that which originated IN the
tickle little, swcetheart's acceptance Of
ride on the sled Of another boy, and was
terminated by her gracious receival Of the
suggestive Gilt of sugar.heart? All, no
Those brilliant bubbles Of childhood dis
appeared forever. and were followed by
the M F'II8 n u,.-'
ORGANIZATIONS OF YOUTH.
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