Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-23

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.,r5 man gone mad2" thought
B'' tie o ..yoItafrs the great is get
',,' ancient to travel. 1t is hardly
20 3 .-r-t him. he is a soldier
70 as, ,.io7r good cause. He walked
'i'., We have to thank him
,. ", France has an appetite for
sends her sons over to
'l s 'I FOR it. But he cannot hear
Us L.-,oo q. Ferney; Lafayette,
IA the others represent their
'i', ~ .gsh heart and stomach as
-. no. lose sight Of my run
-.,,ssi be to himself. The
- struck him like a shot.
o. ave- a gradge there. Some
rll ,-ss-,l iu the case. And yet
De s' .-t man always seemed to me
u.o l. g.- merged his personality
'' sI.- Iiancied that he had
lif.'--'T his likes, diSlikeS, loves
w.. Us and given up all ties except
-.,.arcs 20 an idea.
S-sr-s.. walked rapidly TO the
7. ~. hank. where Sergeant Lin
y ~ a-.- given tongue for an alb
.. about TO follow the path
p Tens again 10 the wood. In a
..ss orderly reappeared and ran
'-. 80, '-- rsrtfrc. He was followed
~, who moved slower and blew
.5s same old wiggy negro whom
,s..-r4,, had observed laying
.tgIswto his companion.
.ts- is V0,taire.' thought the
.Tar.itis the first time l have
,,5 tbs devil blacker thar be is
orderly sank agitated and out OF
5s tbs ground.
.trs came up .the hill and, being
m.el hard at his gray wig by
,sI..s The wig was rooted TO
,.r Vo'ta.re left il 10 stu, and
.5a,gra8dly as a black dignitary
-tsr .ts is blown by q good run.
r,s In despair just now" said
,r lincoln. "In despair when
f.wgs TOO late 20 help me. Per
tfsro- So. l trust God sends
4 Major Skerrett, 20 show US the
rt0f our troubles"
f,s sound gospel, thought Skier
9TH, black V0ltaire may be the
rsH,. b1. the gospel is unim-
sergeant" continued he
.nI me- what all this means,
i-ari We must dispatch. My
down the river may take wing, If
be uue'
NAMED, my dear young friend, "
,as senior rising "to acknowledge
Id an unwilling deceit Of mine.
mus. DO So. You have known me
!, ur5er q false name. I am not
Do. but BrJ-lertOit-Edwin Broth
fathers irIend.' said Skerrett,
,ae others hand. "Mr. Brother
So missed, so desired by the good
Why
u Major Saerret interrupted him
and wen, 90 rummaging In his
i0r the disconnected strips Of rec
2ugj: "Brothertofts. The fam
ly?" said Edwin BrothertOit, an
ry slowly and sadly, while the
brain read records and forged
gh.s at this furious speed. would
is me why my life is what IL is
t1tWla, men would say 1t might
been, An, my friend, the story is
and irelry-toO dreary 70 darken
slrt Of YOUTH
y as he spoke there was no COM
,i1 bis tone. He seemed to regard
PETS little dr1amily, as If he were
Jlilg some other mans expe-
b, the past Is dead" be continued,
Lere are present troubles alive and
Me-"
Doubles a'iyew says the major. feel
rlye, bu0yaut Peter SKerrett still
-s under the buff and blue.
lean help floor perhaps. Name
E1 B-0,hert0ft had seen only de-
written up before him. He ad-
d d step aJ SEerrett's words, lifted
s7es and despair shifted to hope.
Kenyon named Major Kerr" he
'J-l named one who is devislng
ue and mine. Capture him and
arm is s,a.i. Ny faithful old
No.ta.re and ] will try to tell you
oiY between us"
2Ire considered this his introduce
-ll bowed p0mp0uSly.
Ol are zoo juicy, FOitaire, and too
aud n0t >arIoniC enough to bear
-le Of the weakened headDiece Of
e jle major said. when 1
lY pilgrimage 20 Ferney l found
1"ogos o., b.g0try in a nightcap
iess.og gown, looking as wrinkled,
q aud great as one Of Michael
$ >.oY.s. ! hope you are as true
lon Us he was aud q more whole
ham,
'ie' made this talk 10 give the old
Dle % blow, as well as 10 stir up
10 The surface Of BrothertOtt's
ST. said the negro, bowling
No.ta.re, sir, omuOrum gother-
o'0,leg,9,t manor house. Hanni-
/, '1y name; but / heard Mr.. Ben
III say tla, Mr. Noltaire was the
= man be slOwed, so l married
name and TUX it,"
pc paused and grinned. His
,.,.l cleaned athwart his face as
..s Stocking flashes through when
S q Ya-l.sei boot too tight
' oeel here at FiShkil some
S-.1 Bro,aertoit. AT first l
I1," myself TO think Of my
1-e1 le.ghb1rhood had its eff
-t.UWurigHtaI NV vrberaa hor,s