The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-28
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TO 90 away Il would like you still to consider my
wife as your paeat, and i'll truth, feel if you had
already restored her 10 me fromthe grave"
He drew lis card from his. pocket as lie spoke and
laid it upon the table
''Legtange!n cried DR.. Benyoglo, gancing at the
name, Lagrange. stay moment, Young man--hat
name strikes chord yet warm in my heart Tell me,
did you ever know in America aong the genial hearts
and homes Of louisiana madame Victoria Legrange?"
THAT Sir, is my mothers name"
Your mother. yet can it be? Yet when saw her
last she waa 50 blooming and young andlitle Victor
her only child mere infantin
81 am inclined to think sir am the child and that
the patient for whom YOU have jrst prescribed is the
only youthful madame Lagrange whom can show you"
DR.. BenyogIio stepped aside and rang the bell
letIne dismiss your gondola, he said and consider
youmy guests, for at least this evening stand you
in the relation Of very old friend to the family
Pedro extra lights and refreshments"
Glad of ihe prospect Of genial eonpanionship for the
wife whose spirits we're already growing lighter, Victor
cordially accepted and the trio were soon on apparently
familiar footing if little boy had not had time
last addressed hinselfn person madame Legange.'
Tell me, my dear lady he said in the course of the
evening" py what means you Were rstindueed to be-
comean arsenic eater. Unless you desire to keep it q
secret lwoQd be glad know the history of sucha STEP
After little hesitation, Tira said II consider it
singular ccncldnnce doctor, that unusual
mine should lave foundi its wayo unusual adviser
as yourself Most physicians would, think, have de-
clared my ease hopeless one and endeavored to offer
to rpsf II 1tav WTfibo19 y,,t b3 ,
.ino tat vl trro e} e,aL ana sa.-oraIlt H.
foehand my childish gaisy, You shall hear the whole
truth, a:yefg small return or the JOY with which you
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which we IRE nov ergaged our people do not fear
daath 50 nr ~ thy IA nnonrpniaure dpn,iVation of
comfort 1i loss Of Iroperty They would gapn war to
the death but they would fan solare themselves With
the eIuve hope dat tcan be waged witboutany other
sacrifice than that Of blood They Dust no LONGER recoil
from the i:Iea Of such losses The viii have 70 m,Ge
nm thci, minds TO endure the realty Corn broad and
mule meat NAV vet become the fate of oprmen If We
are IN earnest in this STRUGGLE we will suhmit Ia il and
with we will conquer Should We reach that pon of
heroic yirle and sefdenal then n0iuo less than the
armies Of The Iivnc God could subingsfe Us Ifbv
combination of land and naval forces our chief cities
are taken let us remember that the country is left to
We can there concentrate our forces at nroper points
and whfp Fhe enemy in detail They will have TO keen