The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-12

landed at Montreal ana think she put up At the same
10 produce any peculiar effect her than please her.
both enjoyed selves remarkably WE'LL she per-
ecy delighted with the trip; in Dxwel street where
OF the children three or four weeks old was sitting
the foot OF the bed and behind the holding
babe had been there from half hour hour and
Mrs. who in bed wanted IL; was fondng IT, had
in my hand was so small you could put your hand round
1t IL bad long, pretty dress dress caught the bed
post, but caught before touched the floor; didn't
had no design to n0re " and no one ever thought
FRIDAY MoRSISG.-Dr. George Bennett resumed-Mrs B.
tells that would not get physician in time Of her
anement, the morning she was confined was out in
the front yadbeng the fall Of the year; that morning
she took breakfast with at the table, in the Kitchen
while rakinR the leaves went up stairs 10 see whether
she was up there without being called twas raking the
leaves to be in readiness for any sudden csl she was
standing at the bed, in some little distress; Immediately
went after the physician, Dr. Hooker; he not at
home, but at the Medical College; I went up to
the Medical College, but he was not there; then
went back again, but he had not returned at
his house; hardly knew, then, what to
do; but ! knew something must be done, and
am not quite positive which OF the two doctors Ives
went to- went TO but one Of them but ne did prove
10 be at home this very unpleasant morning. chill
" and unpleasant my health miserable and caught
a very severe cold then went home because was
retty near home) to see how Mrs b. was or do not
know but what went after the nurse, before went
Hookers, but he had not got back YETI and then
for Dr.. Skh; found him there, and told him wanted
rage and wanted him to ride right up there was gen
tleman friend in the Office and Or. s said after dinner
he would 60 up he WAS about to eli down TO table said
Doctor you must come right away it's very urgent and
can't wait he said, we'll must take my dinner it won't
take but little Time and guess it will do; then spoke
up pretty sharp, and said, e Doctor now or never
ought say that the doctor had was weared
don't blame him; then Jumped into my carriage went
TO Dr. Hookers found him at home and in few minutes
we wore at the bedside OF my wife; the nurse
there and there, and all passed or charmngy
proposed TO attend her myself for any particular
operation had as much as could attend TO at other
thnesnore pleasant and more proftable thought
OF acting self place Of ply sician; don't recoect OF
refusing TO go after the nurse; OBJ, mol mol went down
then found in readiness, aud right and got
there III good season and We had woman there who had
reared up family OF children and she cook;
recoilect a circumstance forget-she (the
cook) tho first who held the child her hands,
and she kissed it. don't know but there il something in
the Catholic Church which benefits the child BY kissing il
before 1T is washed think the cook told 80;
the laudanum story, had cold aud II si grew
worse, and my neck was very sf, and could hardly
turn il, and my che 81 affected BY this cold that Il
almost Impossible TO breathe slight cold always
affects my throat that to swallow little water will
piece Of flannel and satu ate ii with laudanu tho
same me bahed neck with before went to bed and
also took another piece OF flannel and done the thing
with my brsas and took pleasant nights rest; Mrs. B.
lay, sometimes term IT, the back side OF the bed,
and the little baby still further back between her and the
walt woke up in the night and found myself lying lust
where put myself when went 10 bed. md the little
baby between US, and pretty tightly too for Mrs
pretty close to me; saw that all appeared to be right,
and shut my eyes and went TO sleep again IN the
ing Mrs Bennett think got up before did any rate
she went down stairs first and ie the little baby in the
Deu Win me; soon got up ana prepared myself 10
down stairs; the little baby was asleep long about
nine or ten O'Clock quite late in the morning. the little
baby appeared unusually sleepy could not wake up
WE'LL opened its little eyes tried 10 open them but could
not &c, them open; thought nothing Of IL until Mrs
came, Ike most any young mother, and seemed 10 be
little worried told her there was nothing particularly
me matter with the baby that il probably had Inhaled
the audanum from my bathing for il had laid in bed all
night-thai il might have inhaled il, and know to be
the think she spoke OF going 10 ply stefan first
any rate should have gone soon ms did If she
had not urged il; wen, to Dr. Hookcrs; he
home; left word GU slate piece az paper 10 mp
immediately; before wen, down went 10 my Office, and
told Mr. Baker 10 prepare little lobela tea and gyo
baby willie was gone; think he Is not correct his
testimony that hc gave 4 oil and milk. am quite positive
told him TO give the tea the child kept from three 10
Eve hours, and about that time, I'm mistaken Dr.
Booker up. and The baby that II could keep
its eyes open, and ddwide awake quite wholly so
but nearly the Doctor didn't appear think anything of
il but he ordered Mrs n saws strong tea: never gave
the child laudanum; sho told me gave the child lauda
num- why could not bear hear her talk So any per-
son who did not know her. aud could her eye would
think she curious sort Of person have been try
ing convince New Haven people pretty good
OF man; told Baker, told him thiDg-I don't reco
nun; some little time after that one OF our neighbours,
like a good many ncghbors. the habit OF borrow
ng; was Mrs. Mckee, think, the name; would
come IN after my axe, or some writing paper, or some
letter PAPER some postage s'amIsn fact every
thing OF that kind, even butter and all those sort OF
,hngs-was grand band al borrowing; was quite pleas
cd ri first 10 lend her but got tired OF H.
borrowed some silver cake baskets; Mrs. told OF
II; why, said l. would not lend them think IL Wa not
long since goa them, and every thing newly got,
like 10 sec them around, especially when they little
presents 10 Mrs. u; did speak Of sending Tor them;
next morning. while standing by the stove with the baby
IN my hands, Mrs. d. came in and spoke Of the cake
baskets; they had not been returned called the girl
while standing az the stove. the girl there. l
don't know WHICH, and told her O. 10 the neghbor who
had borrowed them and tel her Mrs b. wanted tho cake
kets Mrs ID told her not 70 told her to go on,
and she went Mrs seemed % have q those Gis
again 81 anger and called me mot every thing think
q The and said 'Hcre, give the baby; A.
hnd the baty II my hand frs, could no, see wby I
cft tO nha rot rry IN herr irhs
m nd could Dot ~ saw she took bold Of the child,
Il n.r dress AMI ruc sad hrai kept bold gently and
he kcpt on pulling and brought the baby pretty near
ccnta.t with the siovtso rear that thought was
Tor but stu she pulled, and held on
scSon' Oh rep he N baby Is can rocc, u aSs,hns
fuItb,r did not hold Up hahy stove by hog:
held 10 my hand while she pulled, and that the
oriy Circumstance know u holding baby stove.
Y Would have happened u she hal not pulled haby's
cio'hcs. On. no. should have been sitting kss
rg ~ had no intention Of .njuring child don't
wcre naturally Kind aud quiet. when the Ten
nrs. On accent of her daseh'cr's Illness never
ihUught a doing without any. cant tell hcw hong
b,i.fc got anothcr can't recOilcct refusing
her money to ct oysters, Why uscd TO take thngs
srcsS " ihcm--tst0ppcdl o1e day J came from down
town into tic hOusc iuEging ham Icrson by
days bad 10 be pretty as0tve 10 ny h,s,acss T. Iay
my debts, and 10 support ny family nicely eau rccoi.
let, but does seem T. re hat NJ assel y cut
thc ham bat she says that the jcse'a eldon a. told
her could not rtay hcn ina, m She tells me
that Jcscph sheldon the ham, and b. certainly il
gftr, carver aud cuts great many shues-(stppcd)
her iath,r sys charged him MY ccHts for he dinner,
The tact that h. travelling Tor a Mr.. R,kcr,
lokkeeIcro mine, who hal c,t meme who had agreed
90 stay With me twoor three years, FORGET which now
ana cit before the end ~ that tplc ard the Old gentle
man. Nr As had been travel ng for me hut then wa.
itavclhns for Mr. Baker, IN inc pil business. Baker
j aid h expense, and hg not doug exactly
! Eht by made feel rather unpleasant 20.
wards him, ! told he old gentleman. doubtless ono
cay al my huuso, that Il be thQn travelling for
Mr.. Baker, and he then faynC bis expnecs
While travelling that shouid charge bm hiy cents for
W dinner the old gentleman seemed think pretty hard
81 ~ think he r.fuscdiidnt want 70 my Cor and h.
truck ont for Il. can't tell what the words we're.
uulleasart language was general muticrnc II words;
4 sad, sRtmembcr- DOW, don't want you a. pay any.
h BT unless you arc travelling Tor him. well, be finally
me 81 Y cents While living IN nvwcil street went
Mwpcrt o. Niagara, The other, and len her ais
ter charge 81 the house, gone little time
back, landed AT the New Haven depot and took
4 very pleasant carriage M; cot two thirds the way
lone and found her SISTER going down town charge
IL Two hrCmen bad scat IN Methodist church,
always attended that church Witness requested
finish the subject Of the nrcmen and Mrs BIS sister
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