Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24


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rich and mi1egly, 0f.Only poor ana eco.
nOmiAl He was 90 quiet and reserved
in his habits; whilst i was known he
had suffered losses In his time that there
was no geetfng q the ac.oA uut0. !
knew no moro IMAM !ney osds 10 ny 70
lafions WIN my ntneI pEovensc0 ~
asccftainings % tnas .nasev0 49, -
about The matter was !of many yea1 NO
more than sntmi:a A. g We oead 0o
houeekeepef, VINO nveo ~ tne nouee, me
Was always crosby o,s0oe snc ma socn
= vicious temper neaaoea saas u ~ -.
- ~ any Of ne na$nooi1 70 " ana
oonnm thest sospscsooo lion nef.
Well, aftee my nsnee hA0 e1xlcd
nearly . twelvs n0n0 ov0 the nteIe
house being smut up, ana began 70 ~!
he muse pat Il into repair oeaofe n coolo
Iee i any moeee tenant soooeniy .ofneo
up IN ne penoa O ii. Sonn 0!yans.
He wAs soAves nAcsy 80, ne.fy ~;
shost ana f,sees ssoah YIN 2 -, col0l.
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Is -. 49, ~. 49, NJ $500 s. .rS
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w a1s.
a great man Ior ooctore va my ia1nef.
ne vas sareely ever feaily ~, on. e ne
grew oid ana began 20 ieei the na.ura m
armities OF age creeping On, Pc vas
nSver con.en! anless ne coSio % s4u.iu sYs
eye 70 MAKE INN reel better, ana improve
!ariy, whether he had any dinner or no.
drank steel! quinine, ana DARK, ana 81
was : certain income % any oocsor Mno
would put up with bis whims ana AL INTO
MS ways, out = lono OF cnenelng MS
ing nv publican: what u more, tnougn
70 doctors Dill.
Az soon ~ Doctor Gryant was Installed
next door, my father paid of his last
medical man, DR.. Ross, who lived at
6pedminton "a neighboring village), and
gave himself up TO the advice Of his new
tenant 1t was always . great day, and
one to be remembered BY my father, when
he commenced with new doctor. There
were all his ailments TO be gone over
his eye.symptoms, his ear symptoms, his
&c.,-so that, a. he said, "hfs constitu-
ton might be properly understood by his
adviser.
nccto. H~~x~~H kf~knI <>1 n~vn~~v tiara {n
nod oPs ss \. 1Se e6n i1 IN Ss shirt c
lar, and though he knew these TO be pure.
and "dear me" and "very true!" and
promised to send corrective medicines for
each. One symptom, however, was that
OF . real disorder, and demanded moro
careful attention. My father complained,
In his limbs. Doctor Ross, who had be.
tient, had taken little notice Of this, but
Docoo S nd sn a %o5s Ss IN
hibit minute doses Of strychnine.
" get very nervous about these twitch.
ings. aid nv father, land my health be.
Ing altoeether In . precarious state, I am
kA0u w k0V0 y uOCVOI uVlUA A80Uys ~ i
should happen TO want you, either by day
or night, have only to pull your bell.
Don't be surprised II should not wait for
| You 70 answer the door the weather u 90
chilly, and I am 20 susceptible Of cold that
can't stand draughts. shall ring your
bell II want you, and como indoors again,
where you WIN ind me. You can never
mistake my ring; know the bell better
than you do. 0hlige mo by going to your
Dr.. dryant did 70, and In . few minutes
he heard this identical bell ring, not q II
usually does, In peal, but in allow, meas
ured beats-"Onc, two, three, four" and
70 on. II rang in this manner for nearly 4
minute, then stopped.
The unusual sound Of tho bell struck
painfully ON Dr.. Gryant's ear. For an
Instant he was CONSCIOUS Of . creeping
sensation, warning of evil, - though
some one were walking over his grave ;
but, ahaking Il O6, he laughed ct himself,
and saying, It's only . Whimsical old fool
ringing the bell his own way" went 70
Cd In the cold, but had LEFT the mont door
~ MA houaa oman EnP tina dncAnr IN AntAr