Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-11

Let me see your witch"
The time-pieco was handed TO him, and
he compared il with his own.


The timo-pieco was handed TO him, an,
he compared i, with his own.
Yes, it is right; You may lime your
self by this. Take apowder now, and il
just three hours and half, (threc and
quarter will not answer,) you may tax,
another. Continue to take them at inter
walls OF three hours and half through the
day, until six in the evening; alter that
ii it is only . minute after, you must no
touch them until six O'Clock in the morn
ing then begin again. on the very min
/ ute, and continue them through the day
rs before The effect OF these powder:
will bo quick and wonderful, il the rules
are strictly adhered to, but il not, | viii
not be- responsible Tor their effects. BY
tomorrow you will ieeI like sitting up,
but there again must caution you; il
yoi exert your newly acquired strength
too soon, you will lose H. Lie still until
the dav after to morrow; then you may
allow Yourself to be propped up will
pillows, aud sit up in bed rs long rs you
like; but you must not leave the bed un.
ii, see you again. viii call day after
tomorrow. have given you powder,
enough to last until then
"Bui, doctor, said the lady, hositaling.
ly. Ill do not even feel like sitting up
in bcd,"
You will feel like it," was the reply,
in decided tone. II know the power OF
my medicine. The trouble will be TO
keep you from going farther" And the
doctor went home, having already effect.
ell hail OF the cure.
In two day, he called again. and found
his patient sitting up ia bed, her eyes bent
atlcu,ivcly upon her watch, which she
held in her hand. wailin. Tor half min
90 expire before sho could take her mcdi-
o.ue.
This Is just what it should be- said
the doctor, in . cheerful voice. II see,
by your Improvement, that you have kept
yoIr promise
Hiss Dicklord swallowed her powder,
aud looked al her visitor.
"Now yon leel restless and tired OF the
bed, and would like to make another
move"
"lcs-may / ?"
Not to-day" was the decided reply.
Il viii cail again to morrow, and ii YOU
continue TO improve SO rapidly, which you
certainly viii, it you follow my orders
strictly, YOU may occupy rocking. chair
BY the next day. Miss Dieklord was
ready to move on.
"Your medicine is really wonderful.
locio.,' said she Just think how many
year, have lain there. unable To raise
my bead, aud now you arc curing me- so
quickly
81 Doew there would be no difficulty, ii
I could have nay orders obcycd, >" WAS the
reply
The no>l step in her recovery was
walking fhi, hal to be undertaken
very cautiously, lor she had been out of
p.aeJice 80 long That she had entirely for
gotten how, and the lesson OF her baby
hood bad 10 be taught her over again. Il
"a, al. accomplished, however, in good
time; aud at the end ot TWO weeks She
had thrown aside cru,chcs. aud al, other
-i.lancc. nad was walking with as
steady step as any one.
Miss Diealord could not say enough in
praise ol lhcuoV doctor. His wonderful
cmc was looked upon by the whole com.
..uui,y very much in the light OF a mir.
ac,c Patients poured in upon him con.
apatN.
The little. unpreicnding house of three
rooms, became 81 formidable opposition
to the imposing mansion on the other
side of the street. Dr. Jaeger continued
to shake hands. with the same bland
smile; and he congratulated the young
man upon his success, while he unwil.
lingly admitted to himself that this"cleycr
boy" was q rival to be feared. Finally,
he called upon his young brother in the
profession, and proposed q partnership
upon equal terms, to which our friend
acceded.
1t was not many Years before the house
with three rooms, which DR.. Mnturn had
in the meantime purchased, became u
wing to the larger ediiice which arose be.
side it. Annie always laughingly declared
that this was built upon foundation OF
cochineal and magnesia.