The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-24
NUMBER SO
Saying these words, he arose.


proper directions with this good wemsn.
Should the fever of the wounded man lncreasel
give him few drops Of the liquid in this phial
In glass OF water. WIN come again tenor.
worse, send for me. On my way viii ses she
curate OF Adinkerk, and send him to visit mr.
patient. In the meantime beg you 70 maka
speak to the wonnded man. Reposs is ahso-
lutely necessary for him.
He walked towards the door then, as IL q
sudden idea had occurred TO him, he approached
the old man, took his hand, and added
"l would like TO cay Q few words to ypu
met"
This secret conversation seemed TO them a
omen Of some evil.
When out of the house, tho surgeon said, In q
low tone. to the blind man;
My good man, this unfortunate stranger
may remain in your house some days, perhaps
some weeks; for in his present condition d
Wonld be dangerous to move him. Are you
willing to consent to this ~
replied Father Stock. Should God restoTe
him to health, We shall consider ourselves ro-
compensed . bundred fold for the care we may
have bestowed upon him."
know, presume, my friend, the state Of affaiss
in France, and particularly In French Flandsrs.
Eoyalists and mobiles sre peculiarly exposed to
danger. We are entirely ignosant who abe
bp00AB
French and Flemish. From this we may iudge
he lives on the frontier. Should " prove thea
he has escaped from the officers Of the Rspublios
ana no be discovered here, the consciousness
would be very serious. think prudenca re-
quires that you should, during bis illness,
speak TO NO ONE of what hes happened reooml-
mend the same reserve to those who know that
he 10 here. viii give the curate warning
upon The subject"
"You are right, sir" replied the old man
~ we will follow VOur RdYi00.U
win see you tomorrow, my friend"
May God protect you, doctorp
Father, what did DR.. Darings say TO yon -
inquired Bella, with extreme anxiety.
This mystery fills me with apprshension,1
You are both very unreasonable" replied
the old man. "The doctor did not speak 70 ne
'f the illness of the stranger. He advised me
10 be perfectly silent rs to this sad event, until
Ts know who our guest may be. The timea,
ny children, ara fearful aud fall of danger;
boseS ''"''O- 10y " O'o = 5
"You understand, aunt do not mention this
vent 60 our friends on the down.
One might suppose, Bella. that were Q
'sbbler," replied the old woman in o tone Of
'ique.
:, Bat, Ko, the vagrantf ~ said the old man.
He loves to spread through Adinkerk tho
ews be gathers. How shall we secure his
Hence ~
81 viii look to Ko snel," replied Amt Clara.
i possess IN infallible means Of forcing him
0 be discreet. Bella would have still more iB-
uence over him, II she would only give him
ay Of hope. Bella, you are not attending 70
70. The patient is in all probability asleep.
q was much oSimer after taking the potion lefs
thought he Called,' said Belle. "shalII
D seoP'
"You should leave him quiet and not usaEsssIy
ao OF aa SsS ualsianlsp 20 SasS H%
oil 70 mako an arrangement By which Some
10 could aI IWays watch by the wounded man.
" Don't be disturbed abOnt that, amt, Twin
It leave him all day."
- Yes but, ct night, Bella "
" Do you suppose, aunt, tbat can sleep
hilst human being 10 neat noin snch guAeE-
g~
"Your aunt is right" said the old man. eve
low not how long he viii require constant
atching. cannot permit yo1, Bella, 20 %.
niger .your health uselesBly. 6lstsE, we win
Atefully accept your offer Of assistance"
g We will arrange in this manner, my dAaE
zoe. will now 60 home and attend te ny
usehold affairs, after which will rosuEns
At you may rest: Thus we VIII relieve oA9h
leE during the day. YoR must retire @eElY
d sleep til midnight at whioh timeycu win
Bat, objected Bella, :, wSuld 4 not be bst-
!, sunt, for we TO watch oll uiRhSr
Why, my child "
Because wish you 20 remain In the morn
while 60 TO the beach fOE shrlmpa.'
No. Bella the fSsgus wOTd !, q s.s Sc grss
al days" replied Simon.
I an very eenonR, fatheg," said Bella. Do
think my courage would fan me when
eoted was telling for an unfoxtunaeo 1a1-
-boi1ga The PhyGician's Waits and w9&I-
y win bo a heavy expense, a0d she EoABa-
ran has no money
Th0 d0stor,s snid Aunt CIaRn. HssarnAaa
poakets 10 discover, II possibin, Scaao oln0
10 nanas and eboda' Re has no ManeV, buh
wears ngcund hiB neek . flae silver box We
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