Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-16

y. ~ faDsrt? When would
,..ibrs? When would the
4. eve, perceive that the bold
.-r-i not meet them? When
Il f,.r cheeks burn with an
ga.h Of shame?
vii the cir, dare 70 pity me,
!. wretch. her father dOes?"
'..s Welding, timid creature
-.~otber's angel oivengeance.
lott never met her after an
-.,.,t,99 without a wild emo
y discovered? Does she know
T. D.d some tattler whisper
I, the street? The winds are
4 .,s-.re a name TO me. Has she
4 ~oq Did she dream last night?
i,s,n told her what her mother
IL kisses me, lam safe
Sweet Lucy always had the
u, ,srsss ready. She so over
RI love 10 those she trusted,
VI, content with her own emo
/ M not measure the tempera-
..s answering caress.
4 . miserable mother. As false
trassto marital love. 1t be-
4 ASK 90 poison the daughter
8- father. II these TWO should
r.rs,sri each other, if there
,r be one little whisper Of con-
between them, II she should
1 20 face the thoughts OF their
s-vbat then?
g5a.dnot Iet her think, what
|Sbs must prevent the under-
make the confidence impOs-
nps, be her business TO educate
i DE contempt.
seyeri1gIy, Craitiiy, ably she
4 Ned this. How slowly she in
ko her chii's mind the cumula-
sn0id.s,rust. often the innO-
shrauk from the bitter potion.
i she might reject it. But the
he was the ski.iiUl pOisOner-
b.
4 cannot doubt me, Lucy" the
Og.c say, looking aside as she
sd Der cdalice. If It dis
5l to hear such things Of your
9V much bitter 10 must DO for
them"
pages again refuses 10 tolerate
5 Of this second crime. Let
PASS behind the curtain.
l5lrs then, for the mother is
saying that her husband has
rand baser-SO utterly lost
Sc o., honor that she must ex-
from her house, and that her
mus, herself tel, aim that she
see him again.
0rs, while the innocent girl
,se.t into the guilty wOman's
weeping promises 20 obey.
doors and only God 20 see and
Lucy, alone In her chamber,
gyeIesS for her father and
s les0.ace and heart weary
.ooN upon the picture Of this
Vrl out with agony aud
walking through her dreams
sgec,eg Sin, who hauutS and
nights and days Of those who
Y less cruelty than he hauntS
chem who embrace him.
eM.u. April morning Of sew
lfed ana Seventy-tye when
.erV'aw took D.app-
Understand this, said Ed.
i,0.t with the calmneSS OF a
1lerer MY daughter has
er mind never 70 see me
said Mrs. r othertoft.
Qg'et cruel exultatiOn she
sprds Exu,tatiOn mixed
7 Che thought, IL have
sr But she may still
fa7 spring 90 him, and
l-o 5.S arms, and then
-i- 1p0n me aud point
seH and triumph. 80
AAe -l answer from you,
f'' 0'ls'laswer to give" said
4e asked again.
she replied.
-1ess was,-e result OF inter
-'-, and exhaustion. II
l'm ,''s1sliable hardness
''eSS Of hear,
-'i oaa uo,cets base daugh-
''lSnt' Ivll think Of her
=. -,. seem go'a,gral? Remem.
l-s..J " 'eS'e, ta.,h is slain
IT, -i ,,.. great ia'aaas persisted.
"a trusted wita,aewEoIe hear,
i,,.,s.-, - 80 Tue all persons
= =. men lot q tine The deceived
ae selfish sros CYNICAL. if
generous, they Give - -''V % g,i+b
t., ~Oses' TO grea, IDEAS - sn d. ~ :
muItitutes, F,n ana ~
l keeps the grea, 11uSehOlu
~C.led. '4y OF re-
sil,' thought Eivi, D.
Is .,'eot be so blind as no, I,p I.nSI,,
=, ~ mother and l are So ss' y NOW
4 t, 'oe chooses her and 5 5I]a' sG I:
w never be my via Oace my
~ our lips could rs, ':a,R. Y
y never touch. Bu, 'i ae@|
y weak enough 10 aope
rod sorrow had ,spss.
.aa the day for reDs n, ?,
sae we might ab0r,.
A'the person Of our da~.
I Doth alike. I was 50.
mother in tie hono-.
y. Our child might !.
fna themQthsya dls.