The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1854-07-21

tehoeu NOBODY bere."
".She I" said to myself sfhe bow surely
has Welch blood in his veins, they ALWAYS
she very thing"
The boy soon returned, saving. athe DIR.
wasn't to home sir, but I left your name on
the slate.n
In the course of the afternoon. as I Law
upon the sofa, with nv hand pressed upon
my head, to stillits irregular pulsations there
was Asoft tap at my door. aCome in, y r
called out and, 10 my surpsise, in came the
neatcst brightest most cheerful looking lit
tie woman Il had ever been my lot to meet.
"You sent for me, believe sir 2" she said
in quick, brisk, pleasant way.
"Ino madam You are laborinp under
a mistake" ,.4,. f.f.s =. -,
All beg pardon" said the little wo-
man, 81 found on my slate the same Of Mr..
Hubbs, number fourteen, MI. Grey's boarding
house" with request that would call TO
see himf e.s..,.
"Your slate madam !" exclaimed nv
astonishment increasing every moment; 0you
surely are not a." -
Physician! yes sir; she interrupted quick
ly; Il am physician; DR.. Tod"
"Extraordinary" was all could say, for
though had heard as a distance of the exis-
tence OF such beings, this was my first intro
duction to female practitionerof the Eseulapi-
an art 1t was rather awkward, but since she
had home, determined to make the best it,
and acquaint the lady Doctor with my case.
She felt my pulse; asked numerous
questions as to my symptoms, and then, in
her quick. b ight way, exclaimed. <
"Neryous nervous! that's all, depend up
on 1t ] excuse me, sir, but by the air Of your
room, presume you are much given to smok-
ing" -
1 plead guilty. ...-s. H.. ....r@
"And how many cigars do you usually
smoke in dayl .ss-zgal Is ssses 80
could not tell; never counted as soon
as threw away one took another, usually.
Hum cigar in your mouth pretty much
all the time, eh! Chew, too 2"
Again q reluctant confession was wrung
from me. -..f.
4. u presume you SIT up late, smoking all
the time e s,. ..-.. -, ..-..
Yes ~ ma'am, smoking and reading.'
That's it no disease ofthe heart, at all,
sir; nothing but tobacco, depend upon it;
nothing but tobacco; it'll make you fancy
anything It'll drive you crazy, IT you don't
take care. Now, will You promise to follow
my advice closely, or not if not will take
my leave Immediately ~
promised, submissive as lamb.
in the first place then, throw away all
your cigars and tobacco; and promise to
buy no more.
?. With sigh, given to my sole consola"
hons, said would DO as ne directed.
Many more directions she gave me as to
diet, exercise, early hours, &c; perhaps she
saw too that cheerful companionsh'p was
one thing ! needed, and so she renamed
awh.e, uiking WIN g'ea' g'ee anu sP'riS
aoou: iha..efs anu spins: III uei anu
Pohisng 70 eau anu $50 iiie 'ne next next iii''i'-
one Ut, IN IN
i.haT ! naTe no' le. 10 we. h s.eaI s, VIII,
since the i;t,i. wo,oon entsrad INV room, Q
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