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you, young man, in mine =; he walked the
floor a few moments, and then exclaimed
abruptly, you must come to the wedding
as my guest. Trust yourself to me, and
promise you after this II run of luck.
ain interested in you, sir you need moth
ing but encouragement ; ! am confident you
are man of tulent-will you come to the
wedding as my guest y
The young physician promised and the
happy couple were left together.
'Good luck from t.-nght - exclaimed
Luscna, clapping her hands merrily 'how
fortunate | ran away from him Oh
what a dear, good, noble man he is and 50
fatherly =
GOOD FORTUNE.
The sccno Of iestiyitv was also one Of
splend0r. Never looked l bride more love-
ly, Or bridegroom more gallant. Fred
though adverse to leaving his wife, who
could not 60, yet was unwilling TO break
the promise SO hastily given , aud Lusena
would noS for ii moment listen to his wish
to stopat home with her, pointing to tie
tiny babe upon her bosom, and aging wi,h
q rapt smile, 'this will br company enough
till You come, and little bl.Ld Bessie is to sit
with mo this evening, So patient and
smiling She waited his return. which was
in less than an hour from the time he
started. Sac greeted him ilyfully, chiding
him because, as She luncied, he dit not stay
to enjoy himself but tell, tell me ALL she
iondiy murmured, pleased in spite Of her
objection that he could leave such pleas
urc y her sake.
Its all right, said the young man,
gully. did not s-G my brother till att or
tue ceremony, and then the doctUr led me
arm in arm. lie walked up to my brother.
olr, Let INT make yon acquained with
gentleman OF your ONn name-mv parti Gu
lar lrlend doctor Ncst = You should hayc
seen the poor fellow blush and staiumer. u
he laltcred out. lie is my brother
SIR
| am aware Of that replied the doc
ton, ami | am truly happy to know you
have 50 talented II relative | hope soon
to have the pleasure Of introducing my
diughtcr to Mr. W, she is lovely crea-
ture, and as estlnabie in character as she
is beautiful il person lneyer saw such
an expression Of wonder, amlzement and
chaGrlu, AS passed over poor Toms face
| took II ali cooliy, and as natural as life
chattcd with toe doctor Ms if | had always
known him. and kissed the bride, laughing
to myself to think hOw.pleIsant we should
feel II they were to call round here to see
you. Bat don't be alarmed they know
nothing Of our heIeabouts-the doctor
has mana -e1 all that-and he is to take
me IN his carriage, merely to give M ecat
lie very seldom cyuietuEds in that man
ncr to young doctors. You should have
seen lin patrOnzlng me last might. ac-
cepted 1t from him h'"n"a- L---' lilo vp-
jesv.
Doctor West = says one p1mpous gen.
tleman | think have seen the doctors
name on, ahLm-on-
Broadway, sir, suggested doctor
Stone.
Ahein thank you-yes, sir, on Broad
way; happy to meet you, sir. Now
vast that pretty well for poor physl-
clan !
Lusena did not answer, but the tears IN
her eyes nraut good deal.
Tom West ana his bride did, in due time,
call upon the doctors lady: not in tho dingy
room in the Old house back Of DR.. stones;
but in neat and elegant mansion, secured
10y the tact and experience Of the oil physi-
clan. Anna West was delighted with her
new sister, and not recognizing the person
she had deemed poor sewing girl, Won
dered again and again that her husband had
not, before his mIrrilsr, spoken Of her. But
she placed it all on the score of entire deyo
ton to herself. Should not lovers forget
all the world beside those they love
Fred. West is HOW one Of the most flour
ishing pract TONERS in New York. The
good doctor who helped him with his advice
and his countcnance, sleeps il the dust; but
in two hears. at least, is reared shrine to
his memory.
AtI hn,y MANY fail !, l;L, C,r ,r,nt r &,