The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-06-18

mono throat, Win the lanQle or
spoon-the only shing that ever kept
down the little tongue of hers, thought
The doctor, who had just taken our
family physit Ions place--Parisian
education. talent, and'eyery sort of recon-
mendation - pronounced Rosamond's
illness not serious, bus ordered eonfne-
Ement to her room, ana' came twice a. day
for some time, then he came once day.
And began to bethinh myself, as Z saw
the long calls Or, Randolph made, and
heard the conversation, sarning on ANY
thing but symptoms, and looked at Rosa
mond, with her returniag color. smiles
|and 1imples,her blue wrapper,and allthe
dainty appliances of sick-room toilet
eaat some instinct taught her.; and I
observed that this secuslon kept other
levers off. And perhaps the latter clause
struck Rosamond's perception also, foy
Q g of take
one day, while the doctor still continued
his visits, and without having received
any permission from him, she descended
to the parlors, and there, when be came
i'm he found her, with young M'C,eery
turning her music on one side, and
young Waterman listening on the oth-
er. Fl 84ao# .#3saH iH H.A"W &}#"t =
"What!" cried DR.. Randolph Sin
this draught! Aud you are not attempt
ing to sing" aa1 Up .faa@' s4i #a
"Sing!' she said, turning on him, as the
only thing to dol don't believe | ever
shall sins again. Your wicked diphtheria,
and potashes and things have ruined my
voice = And she was so charming az
she sat there on the piano stool, with bel
high color and her pouttng lip, that
don't wonder the Doctor seized botf
her hands in his. He pretended he wal
only feeling her pulse. H .4
"WliaS is this ?" said he. x beg your
pardon, Miss Rosamond; you nnst bic
these young gentlemen good morning
and go to your room directly, unless yos
want a relapse, which will be worse
thansthe original Illness" and he hal
lifteS her by her hands, and ledi her te
the foot OF the stairs. she hanging back
like q naughty child, and looking
unutserable things at the two lovers
and still more unutterable things at
the independent young doctorwh had
thena'at such a disadvantage. Bat DR.
Randolph had his way, and he' staid {
long. hour to make sure of keeping it;and
by that time Rnsamond, thanks TO her
co ntomsney could speak only in a~whispes
and was growing more and more langnid
and be gave her some drops, worse than
anything she had taken yet, before hs
went awey.
We had to send FOR DR.. Randolph. agair
at nlghtfall and he had hard work tina,
evening to keep the breathin Fer; bat WI
pulled through. The next morning sb q
SAFE, but weak, and he gave her dropa
ano sat talking about the new things il
the origin Of diseases, impersoaating tks
little imps that caused them, so that sas
hadS 30 idea how time was passing. till b,
handed her the drops again. ":7Sow," sale
he, rising, "you are to go on talsing the
drops every hour till come again. your
impyudence has nearly cost yoa your hfe
A,7s you not ASHAMED by yourwilingness
to have kept me all this tina from poor
Mrs Prout, who needs meg"
"You needn't talk to me so" whispered
t3bsamond, unextinguishabla Awe nc
dn1bt she's better off without you, fright
aning Der to death. Yes, yaa,are fright
ening me to DEATH" she crlsdg boarsely al
bis exclamation of regret. "And it's just
as we'll to die by the swordas by the fam
1ine.a And L believe you doctors carry
around diphtherias and things in your
pockets; and, Oh, do you kaow,I think m,
!, throat is burning upI' And then the doc
Cor had to get out his vial-case again, and
stay another hour. But the. ruling spirit
was strong In Rosamonds still. ai 18th,
Chinese way is great deal better thar
oars,' she crosked,a as he bent over to hear
while rinsed b medicine cup at the sink
l"when you are sick these they stop ths
doctors pay.'aaad SIS aa0q sdt qea .4nof.
perhaps" said he. Ina a low tone, witt
a flush mounting to his forehead, 81
| shall ask F0r a f7iffe rnmt aork of navi,, ss