Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-01-02

sofy, and you're to go for DR.. Bond as
fast as your legs can carry you. '''l
';Who is it, Biddy p -,1
go long wid ye, and don't ak ques-
tions. Go for DR.. Bond. It's Miss Mag
gie's orders u '"1 en-
Bother !" answered John, petulantly,
this going out on such night as this
int what prefer doing, mostly" g
Not many minutes elapsed before John
returned with the doctor, and showed him
intc the parlor Where lay the woman on q
sofa. and Maggie like an angel of mercy
bending over her, eha6ng her hands and
trying % iufuse some Of her own warmth
and life into the poor pale, punched look
lug face AS soon as She saw the doctor,
she exclaimed eagerly, "oh, Doctor. she
will live won't she? She is not danger
ously sick ?" ''' a' -.n
mo, Hiss Maggie" answered the doc
tor, she is not sick at ali. She is nearly
worn oft with hunger, and cold and fa-
tigue She has pearly tainted and is
chilled, | will give her restorative
and bring her to Consciousness, then you
had better put her by the Kitchen fire un-
til she gets warm, and give her some
thing to eat. aud dare say she'll soon
be atle'to go to her home, if she has any
looking kceuly at Maggie. % a'.0 -goi
But Maggie spoke W firmly and quick.
iy-"No doctor; she does not leave this
house Tonight. have already ordered
bed for her, and here she shall stay un-
til she is oJle to take care Of herself" lu'
"Wlss Maggie, do YOU know who Sic
/ Ry?" tI'o POI . .oai5a'''1 5i' Sang 9''.
''No, Doctor, nor do | care. Sbo is
probably some prosecuted scamstress.' z
Seeing the look ou the Doctor 5 face. Nag.
gle Eesitated. Finally She said, doctor,
do ,yo4 know who She is?'' 70 ''f
mo, Hiss Raggle.1'auswered the doe
tor, "but ! saw her tonight at the store
Of David &Bremen. slop shop men She
hada LundIc Of work in her hands, that
she had brought hone, sand which ovi.
dently did not suit them, as they Used
rather rough Language, refused to,pay her
and drove her from the store IS a,g 20.
Why did you not do something for
her Doctor? Z" asked Maggie, looking fix
edly at him. 10 aa9MY aogn d s
"Such cases are common, my dear
young lady" responded The Doctor. III
you were to 60 into the street and give
every one you STE what would relieve
thetn from want, you would soon be emp
] jty-honded,, :, aud the doctor turEed to the
woman, who bcgan,to show signs Of con
Athhis moment, Bessie, who had been
sent to prepare bed appeared atthe door
to Announce that the bed was ready fol
its occupant!jt g.unUnG tisnetloGl 9d' .,.
4 ''Riug tho bell for John," was Maggie.
order. She did so, and John soon ap.
I.pearedl fr egtl. Eaa91!G 5di Wot ai a 81"
lr Lift this yonan in your arms and fol-
low Bessie Lead the way Bessie Come
Doctor--cope. Auntie,' for all this gtimt
Aunt Mary had sat quite still. aud SAN
never word. For ouce in her ife;a she
was not folemost iu deeds Of charity. =
Maggie had superseded her, and she qii
etly yielded the reins. But at Muggie''
Invitation she arose and accompanied
them up stairs, where she assisted lHateri
dad ly in the recovery of the woman, lwhs
LAT last rewarded their eforts by opening
her eyes. Seeing iMaggle's 8 beautiful lace
b Aunt M4rys placid Que, and the, Doctor
{ beneyolent ope, 10 wonder. that for a tint
the woman iwas bewildered, and. the fire
q ,cu!ation was :l9IbfdJ lo' 'u9upag 3
d. "Am Lin heayen2 God has been We
ry good to me to remove me from core a
\ last1 o8fn5 llggo ,dot9 maa iiggs /.
Il Aunt Mary hastened to speak ttoher .
,''YQu are among trispds.'" was her seotb
Iipg remak, BE perfectly quiet sYo'
4 shall be well taken care, ofs"oabs.si il q
4 The woman closed her syes and warn
tears rolled from lhs closed lidsauli dow
over the wasted cheeks Maggie whis
4 pered some command 10 Bessie whoiim@e
listely disappeared. Preseptly she re
turned, bearing traylou which Was tcl
Espd toast. 10 4loq5 dqlieaiai 8 g.ism J
4 9.'Youomust drink some tea and try b
get warmed up" said yaggieI ss she hell
the cup to- the womap's Jips..ogT'Yon mus
hnot talk now, " she continued. as the wo
man was about to speak rTo.morrcS
J2p may say anything you pleaso.'i 'iifa (
The Dr. s,oc,d looking on. evidently af
fectcd by the sceuc:'' Well Miss MAg
gie," he said, presently. ''you have n'
I further need Of me, have youY Al yo'
i will have to do u Il, keep her tqulet an,'
Ilet her sheep and relt.stshe needs ics'