Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12

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II a. very strange atoryfwes told mes the
other day. In town mot Ifsr fsom
LONDON 2 there lived q yopngb lady who
WaB hand dBome, toierabIy Wealthy, and
moro than .snsll lsiselL iedueatsd. Her
fs father Nss, an inyalid :; her mother was
on insipid, cold and heartless woman.
Two years aa5 a q piy6ioii.s Ss I.saes.
was called ltooat attend the father; In this
way the young LADY, saw him. !, ! He paid
mo attention To- her -.his mind was jen!
gtesssd withpihis ofesaionhI duties.
E|LEA fsW Weskg ego this deosQrs afterlpay-
ing yisit e his patient Was .laI eoneW What
4 lady tosgi9aher the faveriof IL private
Ing feSh and isS Y Si$ 1T e., I sSa 'safther hsr
end Of hb apattfha hane..a ass D5oot tSf,,R aaid
abe, 80 suppose that gent flemetl OF your
| profession, are aooustomed to, receive
strange Conf dences.s T have confession
to make TO you. Ysq sHe supposed that
the, impending confession, had some
a.e:.. +, .,L Is1a saihsa ~
he begged her tofroOeadd ttYou Tgill,
however, be scarcely prepared for, what
I am about TO say;V ishe, p contindedlJ
!" But Z Wi1h you 20 hear it.it Is Iisi now
Just TIVE years iainoe 4; fret lsaws. you.
| You have scarcely exchanged O. word
with nae, but I have learned much
liabous iyo1ss lam not naiatnken ia be-.
ievipg that you are unmarried. 1s
"No, lie said, a I am ~ not 4 married."
l1!A.And youri affections tiafal Gh6G en-
gagged gsliiani3iq.i ln9!9 oi sminlo
shss ssia asasiS5ssIy rs Aaysfa The FigA' ta a'h
,to.fWell; them ah0 replied, !c'aI will
not ask y. ~, but I must make to, yon my
confession. j love you with all my
heart. A0wisliI you to marry ne. Il
loved yoH tom the fret snoment j. saw
you. sad TO myself, I will wait for
two yearaif he then speaks to me I
will know whetito say. You have not
spoken ard now Ispeak, If say Iilovel
you with All my heart you are neces-
sary for me will yon marry me 7""
The doctor, who although not q very
yonng nn sSs egS Of tho
surprise, sried 70 turn the matter off as
joke bat the young lady Yves very Sc:
S"IIo. .'Ssaid she, .sfIm inIvery sober
earnest. Isknowjall that lyou may say
or think sas to the indelicaoy OF my pro.
posal, but i cannot help it.. j. ask you.
|louce lnors can you lloyearne, and will
|yor r 9, e w
e. In Pobsrs earnest. then, " he replied
81 cannot marry you I {" ssF'sfiir5ii "a
"Then I shall die,Y said she, very
calmly and left the room. q
n The doctor had heard people say be-
fore this that they should, die, and he
left the house wishout attaching much
Importance to the prophecy, although
wondering greatly at the other portion
OF, this interview. ,,lyt dMamilg1I Ym 4
A few dsya after the young lady was
found dead In her bed. Two letters
laid upon her dressing-eable.l n One was
addressed to her Family solicitor. y III ne.
called to his mind o promise he had
made her. She had gone TO ses him,
and had asked him toIfhake out for her
q paper transferring the whole Other
property to o person whose name she
would NOS then give him. i He Was to
prspase the. necessary paper and send it
TO -her.to fill mp the. blanks and to sign.
She he'd done this, and she now inclosed
Che peppers, filled up and signed EYery
penny OF her property was given to the
doctor, and the solicitor was instructed
sto make the tranfeT tor him, TO =:sak, no.
questi0naiand to take no receipts. ai The
other letter was to the doctor. - q n
told yon I should die" said she,. s"audl
when you receive fhis9 I 'ahalI be
dead. ~ For ten days I ohaye taken
no food nor no drink but that does not
kill me, and now + have taken, ,Ipoieon,
have no reproaoh to make to you, but
IL could not live. without your love,
When an dead, look at my heart.
You will see, your name there I have
two requests to make Of you. Go toll
my golicitor sud take whnb he has for
you, and then, go Iof on a, holiday To-,
Italy ior q few months. The other re:
quest is that You never. ask where Lam
buried, aud never come. to slny grave"
There was d post iioftem exapina-
tion made of the young lady'8 body
On her breast, ever her heart, deeply.
imprinted in the flesh; wefe the initials
of the DOCTORS .name.F The ehasaeters
seemed to have been made there two or
three years before They were proba.
bly, imprinted by her own hand on the,
day when she first saw. ahim.--Lo,sdo
Letter. 7Yl .ig:ii
"A "A 4 Romance g of sFwo Continents.
| Fifty years ago q young English Off:
| Ger named Hendricks was travelling with
his sister, in Italy, ,where, heIm met, Yooed,
won and ran, of with the charming
daughter of rioh and proud nobleman.
| Even aS 2the father fofI Deedefnona dial