The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

prtne and senSeless. He started as he stud
led the face little, took out his pocketbook
aud wrote in it.
shes sick, isn't she?' asked the land
lady.
She's very i'll, madame" replied the
young man, with another compassionate
glance.
'0h dear! and | can't take care of her,
sir; its impossible, so far up. And she owes
me two weeks rene, and | don't see that
there S anything here worth it. :"
Don't worry about your rent" he said
almost stcrnly, 'you shall have it if | pay
It myself Meantime, let some one watch a
few hours with this helpless creature, who
is on the very verge of delrium. | will
send IN mixture in ten minutes, which you
must give her, and in an hour | will have
her conveyed to some place where she can be
cared for. "
The young doctor hurried down stairs and
out of the room. Springing into car, he
was, aftera ride of twenty minutes, set down
opposite neat cottage on the outskirts OF
the city. AS he entered, lovely girl OF
seventeen ran out in the little hall to meet
him.
"Oh, JOHNNY she cried, 'Tm so glad
yon came home to-day$of all days. / want
you to help me in my translation, and to eat
the strawbenies-the first from the little
patch | planted. But what's the matter?-
You look little worried, or vexed
Where 5 mother, dear?' he asked, and
an expression Of anxiety ruffled his feat
ures
"up stairs, asleep-but I'll wake her.
mo, no. wanted to ask her-you will
do as well-if you could get room ready
the one | always have-tor somebody who
is very sick. -
"Oh, johnny! what strange request"
she said, graveIy.
My darling, !" he responded, gravely,
to-day | saw young, beautiful, delicate
woman, one who has been accustomed to re-
tinement and ease, sick in garret, from
ovcrwork. The woman of the house told
me shad toilcd night after night-sometimes
till the gray dawn looked in at her window
that she might find the means of subsist-
cncc; Poor child! Think if it were you,
my Mary.
"And, oh! johnny; but for You it might
have been, said the girl through her
tears.
But for Gods good providence, was
the grave ans wcr. But, Mary, what shall
| do? | cannot bear to send her to the hos
pltal, and willnot unless there is no other
alternative,
'W What's that you were saying about the
hospital, John?" said his mother, who had
heard his voice and came down in her
smart black gown and white rbboned cap.
He told her the whole story
bring her right here, my son, and Mary
and | will do our best by her." said the
soou 9In laoy. oy.c,,.,-
anu io'5 oe,oic lhe pir'S sang t',eir eve
ill''s sols III tnc S!lIIllushea naples me
ppoI unco.,Srl99S ''E g'rl lay on inc snowy bed
~ vi, ."e Soou WHY, WHO ocllt oyer llef, ana
WI WY lie"i' 0"c'ieo aS the pialhtlVe voice
cfiV4n Ir1 ,..-.-.. a, 49,.
~ oii} nlo'het. 1 nave you come al laSt! :,
w;th rot f, .maro ro1s mrehs ene slrahEgr ha!ted
m,r 49, 1e anu o.e,. ai'si ifie shili Oh inc
thons hbo"s ,, u"o,J, ;.sr,l
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@cot %", tOs UorI 'i'o enJ "J' np ~ anc moW
;". Ia "a hn;i,;n, hi h n,u I"" 9ce iiore inc
nIS J b Ua n.n,i''s % n,ue, ane nelnS tne i,o"ers
""a 'i'i .h;ld 'ee'' 1i"'' "'S 10 s'''o anu i'"pps
40 ayVho q Ai',u. a. ,.o, ,,l;, no T
1,;at III !" w. ."u suPlo,c Hlie M 'ho'hert
LINN ou,,Hfis n.''s. n".t knowh her: ana
IVY, r9I Io",u hn no Sou '''i'N he 'eil i'll lo'e
WI s.I W. hn, 1''o'.'o;. ;.Jr
NJ I"', .hu.Gu saiu 'ile M'uoW' Il
pa''s d, J III h i,eaii' oo!,iny E nope young
iian' h '. "'Iu ~" no We My" '''It Snc Woud
oh"1n DJ mTr's u .h hnn ;,, peSi?es, 'ohiny Is
sei,odl, 9. aiio sHe NAY Dc ignorant and not
III s.p ~ pe ms Wlie' 1,.
Put uo you khGW l am 31Grslnhing to
iQvG s.4 ler very ueS:iN 9ueiled Mary vs.,
am an alrala we areall loving her too we'll
WIZ r., 'le sen'le iepE. IL u,
me young sirl nerSelI mafVeliea IN - her
weakness WHY Slle was 'hus cared Tor. no
were these gooo, klhd peoples! VINO was
u, ,nat handsome young doctor, that seemed
IKE such an anger TO her? VINO rescued her
1rom poverty ana savea her IRE. She be-
gan now 10 ,i pl'Sh a at tne ESQ., sound OF ms loot
stepSIto treinple II hedfe" near strange
thoughts aSsaliea her-S6e could not remain
mus oepehoen'' lilu: III da'iger.
Ohe evening" 1he ihValld, with the moth
Grand sister OF tne young physslcSan, sat to,
gctner III ene pret.y parlor. ihey needed
no lght' Tor the en!' 1ull' Sllyery beams OF the
moon came M T. ili,ins all 1ne apartment, ma
KING me paie iace ana c"eet features OF the
SICK glIl seem Amos! aheenc.
Suddenly me quick tread that was so well
known souhueu o9W, the lttle walk. An
otner mon mGment Gdr aHa 'ne young doctor sat IN
Ihelr hilust. Aller le" careless remarks,
o, o oror lnow ,nT nnn l., tho Fon Dru
s"oN Nns,y'' I,e Guy '' '' ''o ''''''o VI i"i'-
ny STho Tho@ ",i;cl, cr;msor norntod - ohooL oua
frahoad Sha hm,;ed I'tso bor ~ Inu.h aau
S 4Ian sho sn;J Ji ~ G mei mauS
amu nMs ,Gn S;ll O uot s" Jao At, iom, 'iTu
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aaJ s',4ya. &c / d;d nndor tbo+ ra,, Wv !