The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-30
Che1ntelIigeneer,
ROSES, PEACE.MAKING.

Mo- Al0lii stNI! .4 '''s ~
-, at alone in the drawing.room, feel
.,,,rtirularly nice and pretty, Tor she
III her hf.t frock on, a pair OF gold bands
ss, ann, had Just given her, and a tea,
Grl in her sash. She had spread
,t., Ii.,le -kirts to the best advantage
-,j Gaming back in luxurious chair,
~, ,,luirins her own feet in new slippers
r'5I.trac,ing roseltes almost as big as
4',1 Presently, Charlie came loung-
,m looking rather sleepy and queer,
,rou.ht. On seeing her, however,
,.s.I pp and said, with a smile that
NAH In cape; II thought you were
,r.,f mother. 20 took forty winks after
,-.,b..e girls OIL Now, I'm al your
-. Eo.amunda, whenever you like
..y,n look a. ii your head ached. II it
.' l,n't mind me. I'm not afraid to
WV, ham, alone, its so early" answered
r., pb.yviur the flushed cheeks and
,.,vy ,yc. u her cousin.
"'a'I,nr, I see myself letting you do it.
r,,npa.,na a,vay- makes my head ache,
F'+rn,. s4- will set me up
WY Wv 4,
b'''r '.N'. when I'm bo,, Now
5,tt,..n,5 lecture; I've had enough Of
Nr..,, 4.it,Nioued notions, and don't
Haa' ll' va. decidedly cross and
'AN"' ,N,nr ~ uniiEa his n.uaI
DIS "".'' ", "1,lrr that Rosa ielt crush.
met! -.. .''j mssEIv ~ wo.n,t GOING
el' a'. l,''' ,I5 whom neople like othe1
to Iye'. ..,. . ',!', henri to see them suffer
Fal,'' "'' ''
PAN t-....h, Charlie roppd ot orce
I,N DIg'-' ,,an'SieJ n little tbongh
'.r ny, " Ia IL he smslling tbe Gowsr
'Ae "'y' " , ","' nnr .,.b HT@ a reguIar
ne i'''''' s y'" ynnr nardon ior being an
N'F' anu 5 ri ~, .,fj IN the old frank way
li''', Wy ,, ' "
'alS va v. 4, "'T Has trcbi,. too and be
M'u ~" l.; IN ynn never were eros.
coca '''''''' "7S rn,,, cInm > Ro.c said
sAyn ne was INV ~' n. h" hent toward her
!o'h'nE u %, i .'"' | whore he had
h1m 'av ; ;,,,, l w III. INV
NTI ''a"'Hs y" ho .,ood a stiff and
Ia an instant .. ''e on S,IT ,So hoayy o %
sWASN' - '""A' Wv, ~" 'n"rL Nv Lo "a
hniIed with an ansr! 'PatA Us ne say say
in hl' high and mighty manner ou
%'Iet lo' '''', ";,, -, ~" "'"' W. w."
understand, cousin ....,
But do understand, anu IL 'rouOIeS
ne VET! '"I'u W ~ y" ot,r ~ sV msoJ 70 hs
70 one l""sli NOUN t ,,,, % S" .noat Won
together, and now you hardly speaE' GU
are 80 ready to beg my PatdCH ! uoh !
see why you can II beg Arch'e >" you are
In TIE wrong .-,.,
I'm not ms was 80 'h@f' Anu iharP
that Rose started, ana Nhat'le ADDED u.
calmcr but -''II very Naushiy 'onG a
gentleman always beg pardon when he
has been rude To Iad{, o0t one man
doesn't Apologize 10 aho'ner n''" VINO HAS
m'nlled him. .. 49,
"oh' my heatI "hH' u PpPGr'P4t'
thought hose ahd noP.ns 10 'n"he mn, nun
laugh 'hr 'H'd, ,'!I! ! "A' no! 'I'h'ns
about men hH' 1oy'' ana one o. shenl
prince wll' ought 10 set gooo example
to M 'lhr'H' .,,...-.,... -..,.-.-,
bHi '1IfIr! "oi'H not rsleh', anu 'I'eu
TO urn 'Ae 'Hoicc' oy 'ayIUs gtaveIy' Us
he nnt'tvl'l tnc .. IIt!.' goIa ring IRON
anu - wHh' 10 give ms DUCK anu lFeG
you from me bargain III sorry, Du! !
IhI4k II a io?.i'4 promise, Gnu nont In
tend To keep u; Choose 4 par Of earrings
to .atl Yourself as my forfeit lou nave
t2h' 20 wear Inen now, 49,, u.,A