Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-19

and DR.. Soliy ..appIed the blister wit
his own hands, and which ccrnphtol
covered the scalp from forehead I
t0ciplt -
aLetit'pe,nain for two hoars, on,
then make use Of the ordinary s(fess
ing" said DR.. Sd7ly. ssIf beslou1,
not recover during the action q tn
blister, don't feel uneasy. ScnsiliEt
| will he restored soon AFTER
II did not csall lagain, hut lsea1a fron
DR.. SOlly the result. .t4 !.
After VIC left, the friends stood anxi
ously around the bedside upon whicl
the sick man lay; bu though th
blister begun to draw, 10 sign of re
turning CONSCIOUSNESS showed them
selves, further than an occasional low
moan, or an uneasy tossing Of tn,
arms. ~ 1s7t 80 .ttsfl .iefft s
cit has done no good. Hadn't ",
better send for the doctor! nlsuggestet
|t..esFik. 49,. .. IS IS = : ..a..
Just then the eyes Of Harris opcnet
WlQ lieas LOCKED with lalfstupid sur
prise from face to face Of the anxiou.
group that surrounded the bed.
!. ssWAat is the matter?n he ut length
said. l:t..' 31...
AT the same time feeling a strange
sensation about his head, he placed
his hand rather heavily thereon
8 Heavens and cartlim He was now
fully III his senses. "Heavens and
earth! what ails my headf'
"For mercy's sake, keep quiet, ,nlsaid
his wife, the glad tears gushing over
her face. "You have been very ill.,
There, there, now!n And she spoke
soothingly. "Don't say q word, but
lie very still.o a5f - So s
"But my head! What's tho matter
with my Aeadl It feels as if scaltled.
Where's my hair3 Heavens and earth.
Sarah l don't understand this! What's
my arm tied in this way forin
"Be quiet, my dear husband, and
III explain it all. o, be very quiet.
Your life depends upon it."
Mr.. Harris sank back upon his
pillow, from which he had risen, and
piot>od his eyes to think. He put his
fs;tn 10 his head, and felt It tclltlcrly
from temple to temple, and from nape
TO forehead. t~tss .ilss.s. sg5 ~ =
is it q blister = hea at length asked.
"Yc>, dear. You have been very
Y. We feared for yod4. life, ,nsaitl Mrs.
Harris, affectiOnately. seFlicru nave
been two physicians Ill attendance.
Harris closed his eyes again. His
Ups Eaoved. Those nearest were not
much edited by the whispered words
hat issued therefrcm. They would
lave sounded very strangely to ears
,Olite and refined. After this he lay
vi some time quiet.
nThrcaterel with apopolexy, l sup
,oser he theh said, interrogatirely.
eyes, dcar,n replied his wife, ~
ound you lying insensible OH the
loor,' OH happening to come into Your
'o4m.A II was most providential that
ascefeed you as | did, tr you GER
ainl \ w6uld have died" s.e 'zs=3 =.
Harris Shut his eyes and muttered
with an air of impatience,
ut its meaning was not understood.
Finding him ont of danger, friends
md relatives retired, and the sick
nan was left alone with his family.
"Sarah,n he said, "why in heavens
lamet did you permit the doctors to
butcher me in this way'l ! am laid
ID a week or two, and all for nothing
"It was to save your life. DEAR
!. "Sayen - = 2+s z=st5.9.
"Hush! There, do for heavens
AXE be.quiet. Everything depends
lpon it." # -sl's-'e 10. fa.a
With q gesture Of impatience Mr..
Harris shut his eyes, teeth and hands,
nd lay perfectly still for some min
ties, then he turned his face to the
rail-, muttering in . low, petulent
Oice:
! uTOo bad! too bad too badsn
I had not erred in my first and last
Impression of Harris disease, neither
I'd DIR. Solly, although he used .
cry extraordinary treatment. The
acts Of the case are these: g sa
Harris had q weakness. He could |
OF taste wine or strong drink without |
cling tempted into excess. Both him
Elf and friends were mortifled and
rieped. at thisy and they, BY admoni-
on. and, he, ~ good resolutions, tried
) bring about % 1elbrin.- But to see
,as to taste; toataste YVES to fall At
vt his friends urged him to shut |
inself up at home for Q certain time,
nd see if total abstinence w0uld not |
i've him strength @ sass4
He got on pretty well for . few days,
a. dtdatlarly SO as his cOachman kept
wei Allied bottle for him in the car
eEe- house, to which he had not un;
resorted; but = tD0 ardent
ey0tieA to this identical botue brou't
4 the supposed opQplexy.- -
DR.. SOlly was right in his mode Of
a5ting the disease after al, and did
nt err ina ssspposing that 1t would
,sr the :psollsliositi0h:: The cnresI
q scnectual. Harris kept quiet on
De subject, and b0re his shaved head
i his shoulders with - much phil6s0-.
hy as he eoala muster. AiMi9, Alter
le sod made BY the blisteEs haddis. /
ppeAred, CONCEALED, the barbara work
ntil his own hair grew again. He
sver ventgred upon wine Or brandy,
= tear Of &poplexy. -. s..
When tie Truth leaked ont, as'sdch |
lines always VIM, the friehds Of Haf
4 h1d many i hearty laugh, but they
fSely sconceal6d fr0rn the object Of