Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23

o~t 9" 49,
IT, convinced peSSimiSt il is be-
fore iuss necessary 20 have reached
utI. age and 20 suffer from % dis
.r-i ver. Deprived of these two
essentials. a man will be- very apt % lind
allure 600 strong for him, and 20 form
Ire na,teriug opinion OF this world aud
b, inhabitants than perhaps he ought 20
.orm. An unfortunate love affair IS all
very Well As long Us the soreness lasts:
.nt this Invariably wears of sooner or
later. and then reaction takes place IN
,.c minds of the young and healthy
N.rh cannot but prove fatal % their
>dom and philosophy.
T.a,. On the course of the summer
a.. which This narrative is concerned.
-.u. -0 pass that Percy ThOr0id, who
uI,,- v0luc, vino did not 50 much as
,.W -..- Dr., possessed a liver. and
...>. ..r. f,- hi, cousin had become a.
m.-e uory. began tothink that there
g.~. lid. and essen adorable women On .
l.rl... Notwithstanding the excellent I
reasons rAat Doe had ior believing the +
contrary. A. a0 events ue Thought that /
ther, WAS ouc such woman. aud ' S OBJ |
NioD> ,ba, when y0u have gone the /
length OIL. making That adm. >>Hu there /
4 san ..l at your re,>.u.>r.
Paramount, us w.r. -.-.em of pub |
tr affair, upon Dbl, attention. hc had /
l nevertheless found ,m. during those |
Il MINER month, n ,ea great deal of |
4 Dorothy Leslie AID the more he had |
4 seen ot her tl- more tc had learned 20 |
appreciate Dep .luea>urable superiority |
% the re>.ot ler >rN. After all, there /
ma>, .'l Cess exceptions even 20 the /
most >.r.r-e,, o.rlles: and here. surely. /
was one ot 'lru. lie was still willing !
I'D MAINTAIN .la' women i'm general are /
.-.,r .-ae and foolish. Now. as re- /
-'--e- ,l.> bright and rare example of /
VIA. . women ought 10 be, but un- /
.-.y aro not. there was one thing /
Specially noticeable about her: namely, /
t although she might, If she had I
P. c.yr them any encouragement, /
--.. lad very respectable number of /
,lg did not seem 90 care On the /
u.rati0u /
" mad her So delightful was that /
-.a to her as a reasonable be-
".. -sr spoke of art or music or |
uu any other subject /
g0. and she were jointly inter /
might feel sure that she had /
..l>ee-that she was not /
ta- you on with a view TO /
good humor. and So ac-
r oasis for the opening of
apeutions which rich men
TO -ecoguize and dread. 1t
- Perfectly clear that she
c'rj nor wished % make
".-r
...>e sage and just rehec-
"t,el Percy from making love
,le contrary. There are Il
--ereur ways of making love,
us trec, and administrative
4 shit less etFectual and ef-
ar t ,ae others. At what period
! .,.- -nauccShip it first dawned
-i. tr feelings which he en-
'.>, Leslie were not pre-
--rs..- father he could not az
st..,-.. .'-. u0r indeed was this
>-a--. Importance. It was
rn - to know that life
a-I-. 0 eudurable for him
GU t'u- ...... was very pleasant
Le... ,l4' when ne should
.+tL.f.t- "leh he fully intend
..>.>.- .-etld Of the season and
.- t..,.s. would not be altogeth- (
bar there is no rose
-a..... and very annoying
U
Indeed 10 could be called
"a> provided for Percy
-' memory of that fell COM
Lord GuiSe had persuaded
ONE party some months
VAS VERY angry with Lord
ice thought of il and still /,
with himself.
,hefe was no getting ont of
agreement: he had pledged
uOnor, and he must do what
-rrtaNeu 90 DO. Still the idea
..-. -.ng Dorothy Leslie'S narnc for
I'D three such men As Guise
, -tu Schneider was horribly
n. ,o him. and his inclination
, ti oilthe bad quarter of am hour
possible. OF the diSapproval
-'n,.emen he did not feel much
M '- tie first place they would
-' presumed. have the inner
- OBJ ect 20 Miss Leslie: En- the
| .~c" they We're but slightly ac-
a.- with her; thirdly and lastly. he
tr pared, by way Of bride. 10 ac-
ma his full ana free permits