The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-25

tlndlv incurred after her Old attendants Cor
who's care she hid felt n lively gratitude.
Il am happy g. inform you. dear. that thcy
are wholly rccOverci an returned ~ their
friends some time aco.'
Recoyered!-' said she with vague lncwi-
edge stealing along her mind; e" hare they been
Is II possible. dear that YOU did not know
the facts q the ease. Then A. we ride along
1t me tell YOU
lie had rlanccd into her face. and he must
have interpreted the look. for he put his arm
along the back q the seat and let hiS arm rest
upon her shoulder.
=" | always had some notions II my own
about the management Of some eases and some
people. and my lot not confirming with the g.
tabli>hed rules Of medical practitioners, made
me enemies. | think this coniining patients
pr0miscuously beneath the same roof j. mis-
take. The noise and uproar Of the more fu-
uous ones distract the gcntler cases. Those
two girls, Amanda Clarcrs and Minerva Nor
ton. were simply deranged. In Amanda's
case, \ treacherous and idolized loves vii.
/ lainy had played upon her mind until her
health was SO nearly ruined that the weak
ness Of the body unsettled the mind. Her M
sanity was nild all the time, only she was very
/ annoying In her delusion. fAncying any and
every man was her faithless betraycr. TONES
/ for the body and remoN al from family scenes
/ together with light Kind Of steady employ.
/
restored a healthy tone To both mind aud body
Too severe study with the other ambition,
/ Girl had unsettled her mind. Judicious treat
ment and strict prohibition ofmental excite
ment saved her."
! He talked on just as If he didn't know thai
every word he said sent new and electrical liz,
! through her veins.
Z" allowed their attendance upo. you. but
assure you not without trusty servants 10 keel
strict surveillance over them. so I'm case Of any
outbreak my little Rosy would be safe. | an
/ a devoted disciple Of Mesmer. and l used some
/ times 90 love 20 see my little frightened girl,
/ eyes dilatc darken and close nearly, under III,
/ powerful spell OF vital electricity. l suspect
/ frightened her somewhat. and that, added u
| the evil reports OF malicious slanderers, lief
me no hope Of success In her affections. i
| was a bitter potion--a cruel blow-to be re
pulsed where my hearts first, best affection
were placed. still she does not quite hate ne
or this little hand would not remain passiv, 81
long in mine. What. tears, Rosy, and yet
smile! What may not hopey
She only pressed his hand with downeas
eyes and blushing checks, telling more thar
words
The ears had been slaekening pace. and nov
ran into the station at Albany. From theme
Miss Burton went directly TO her friend
where she was early joined by her lover. Res
assured the eyenining passed quickly am,
Pleasantly; and also rest assured the sell
wliied fellow effected his purpose Of shorten
ing her visit. few lines written TO he
sister will explain matters.
SISTER BE ready TO receive us the las
OF next week. You will be surprised at th
as, but DIR. Guiford, of Boylston. insists 81
accompanying me. He has presented me Wit
some splendid materials, and insists that
shall wear them home on Christmas day
Among them Is "A long white veil and whit
gloves, with the other paraphernalia belongin
TO a BRIDE