The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-23
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tS,"Your latter was o very pleasant one to
read, and feel sure II expresses your true
feelings. Always keep before you tho inten.
tlon 10 have q cheerful mind, to cultivate
contentmsnt and q determination TO make
the best OF ayen discomfort Id this way bali
our troubles vanish, and happiness over the
mastery .obtsiued over ones gloomy self 10 an
zlmost certain reward. s,sls a There 10
much you should thank Providence for, and
It 10 more than probable you will yet sec
many happy days. ,f,E{ Il 4 llsiE
/. This Ia In q different yein II 4 n. y &;
II would have given q bushel Of dollars 10
have hsd you here to-day. This 10 the lrat
idle time | have had for two weeks, and II
would have been 80 nice to have'you hero In
my room where we could talk and kiss and
kisa and hug, even II It 10 wsrm weather. -
The wind WAS blowing toward Pittsburgh to.
dt a.. md ld ssnt you :. IT, y S Y Dd you
sssfay send you sixteen In this aud o lot oil
love beside, which l hope will 30 real vel.
This one was written when Mrs. nsyms
was living In PltsburRb: HI is.1fs 3
WEDNESDAY, June II,
8t+4ls III put of writing hoping TO sur.
pr,se you by q visit This, 10 now impossible
and you win hsys to oome 10 me. SIS :
90 my sugar.plum; II It suits you To come
down next Wednesday, write me what time
10 look for you. II you come down On the
evening train 90 10 Thornton's for supper
first, then 10 the room, as II will be better 30,
the way folks come aud 90 up aud down tbs
o,alfs just then. II through the day you can
walk In any time. - ss5ss / love you and
want you. enclose you some money In
this, out Of which keep enough for your
ticket, and when you come down will havl
some more Tor you and Won can send some
back 10 Allegheny. = So 1 would rather
have you use diAo.shon than run risks !, al.
ways your rs r.itp s. BABY.
stf:iS ~ REVERENCE TO Ems w,rx ulsu Z.
The langusg. which, Mfo. H. lyman alleges
Mr.. Bheib used about his wife Ia not repeated
In his letters, but such passaSesas the follow.
Ing are frequent: :, =, - - Z, :
49, I'M = :: j. ~ MAY 10. I
The MADAM, rot away .Iruspday
and an quite relieved aimee. stSs Now.
Pot ssnu you my best love and sympathy,
and hope II will b. as good a. medicine fol
YOU | wish Il could ki.s you. know II
would be pleasure for US both. You have
also he best love Of ~, <&Hf7tr' BABY
.Gs:sts You would hardly real y now
miserable ! am day after day. have no
real, genuine pleasura'cf any Kind, savs my
nam cries IL YOU. 5ts 8 - sRs7NNIsat =.
: - 81 feel sure II ris as you say. mo
woman loves me better than you do. I wan,
none 10 love us co we'll as you. . aEI,here
kiss you thousand times. ! am always. 81
Of old, s,'t'sr. tF,sS5 NJ ii33 st,itg.
a4i5'G Yours, 4, ~ III; W.
= I understand, not from her, though
thit the Madam was going To leave the oh
O: 9Th OF next month; whether It Is true OF
not, do not know. 4. liisSl'is v ~ -
In one letter, which is without date OF
address, but ia poatnArked wheeling, De-
cember IS 1882" he says 1.-The MIRA" has dis
covered MI, through spica, and Is about tc
leave him, but as she promises 10 avoid pub
licity he does not care. 2f Sf * 55s.l7 4
w "a tPIclAEN LETTER. .fIi
Here is specimen OF the letters, with
only few unlnterestipg sentences omitted
Ths author was voluninous correspond
ent, and Mrs. Hayman says she destroyed
the worst ones at his request: d ia' ,Sll
SUNDAY, June3
| MY DEAREST ON: ~. IssgS ~ j 2sB !
Your very, very welcome letter came on
Friday, and wanted 10 answer then, bu
could not, for was alone In the store al
week. TT To begin with, am so glaG
you are better, even II. you get on bu
slowly, and wish you bstterment every
hour In the day. To-day ! am so lonesome
and feel SO forsakon I hardly know what Il
do with myself. There Is no one here care
about even talking To-, and you ara far away
from me, sick and troubled. Even my
heart has gone out 10 you to-day and
EN- doubiy lonesome when I think OF you
The fales seem to keep us apart in spite O
our will aud wish. Sill draw little con
ISOLATION out Of the fact that, as there Is to bt
no work men't strike 1t will make busires
good AID / shall therefore bs the sooner abb,
to square up my indebtedness, and tina
meaDs good Jews 10 you ind l.. Now will
little success in business and little NOR,
hA:d work, and closs living and attention Il
.lf.irs. l will BOON be able TO shape = coura'
for the future that hope will bring me III
tls OF LIES sunshine in my latter year,,
woulu give most anything TO see you to-day
to talk with you, to love, KISS and hug you L
my heart, TO hear your troubles aud consol,
you, to tea7e and even torment you II th,
Others things woulda't suit. tat r. / sor
OF looked to BEE Amanda about yesterday
snd msy be she is here, for Il could not re
out TO lae anyone. II not give her my bss
regards. I have had you; picture in gooe
use OF late, but still keep It at tho store
Looking at 1t makes me want the orlgina
badly. - enclose you some money
Sending yon my beat, best love and many
ksseu, believe me ever BAsY.
LE7rEp TO THE SISTER. rs.
The following ia part Of "a Letter 10 Mis-
lively: ~ 81
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