The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23

make themselves happier IN the, long
run sbh! ~ : I 1r1oanise down ~. q injuring
Others, tie hrst: hops of +, revenge iy is
wel1nigh q sweet Is the first dream
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l. ;AaaiE. Nere j in = this 1,tats ", ,ea,.n',
evsnt~as i@niReqt geIN It !: :vhIieh I i'll l lpsofannd*
y agitated, it l, m +! 1l. amall world Of Sea-
burn: tn il!;'l,y1g Ysa1 the 9 ip6rmary hall,
which was e be held early in epr;ne,:
Tin aiid,' 50 ths 9eal paper said !, c"of
that excellent institution."'',,G A com,
mittee Of influential lady patroneases;
had been secured and the invitations
were being sent out. Of course. the
tickets had to be: paid for, :: but they
were only sent to certain: people: in
order to keep: the ball select and not
let it be mixed" a term which" in:
provincial circles seems to imply that
il . bali: = .nixed'"' you run the
chance Of having for your v,s.q.uis an
escaped murderer and a female con-
viet I out On = ]! ! I ticket Of leave. j; Now
it had been idetermined BY the, br;Ri.
nal COMMITTEES Of the ball that AIDE;
line Marsdeeanif should be. excluded
both from tie ladies' committee and
the list Of guests invited, and meas
ures were taken in accordance with
such charitable resolutiops;;.l But in
q. thtt oa., tlhese ,amieble ladies. were
di.sp4poilnted, for they fsekoned with
out Dr: Vincent And, hsyings % reck-
oned. @Df; Vincent appea1ed upon the
scene and utterly routed them. sill; ii;
4; And ND! this VA how ithsppeaod. DR..
Vincent ne.s.l was; the chief physician At
seebarn, and head Of. the. in6rmary,
and be was, however, most: -distin-
guished medical practitioner, whose
fame was not bounded BY. the town
in which he lived. He had amassed
e large fortune in practice in London,
and had come down. to- recruit his
health, and rest from his labors in
Seaburn. There his services we're in
such request that he had been oblig-
ed to take up practice again, it being
understood that it was mainly of a
consulting character, and the old
Doctor chose his patients himself:
Now DR.. Vincent was a warm friend
and stanch ally Of: Xdeline Mars.
den; and very useful partisan he
was, for he went everywhere, and
would never listen to q word: against
hex. And when he heard of this
plot his short gray hair bristled with
indignation, and the Doctor waa
down dow upon the >iptriguers like an
aged spider upon ian. unwary: A5;
Miss Marsden, he said. was 4 liberal
supporter Of the in6r,nary ), she was
most kind to eonvalescent patients,
aBording them ben rooms g . ip some Of he1
cottages near The, sea for nothing
she was the best apd ,brayest girl ii
the country; she should be. On tht
list Of lady patroneslasteess and come Il
the BAH; or be, tho Doctoar;-he j; Iii
talking to old Lady Faddletop at th1
time. and the threat: made her turn
green With fight-1ould pack up all
his: belongings and, never come" neA1
Seaburn; again.. That settled lit
The idea of losing DR.. Vincent made
more old invalids than Lady Paddle
top thrill with terror; and when he
said he didn't care a-let us say q
sesamoind bone-for all the Caves
tons in Christendom, most Of hi.
hearers meekly agreed with him, 70,
all Seaburp assented that to lose DR.
Vincent wouldbe todriveaway a mar
of high scientific attainments and th@
scores of visitors who Aocked to: thI
place attracted by his name.
Adeline Marsden was hardly x
grateful to the Doctor a. he though
she would have been. ut is vel,
kind Of you, Doctor''" she said, "bu
you know: how ! ;.:''. being force<
upon people, ,>:- 49,. s:>.... :.
-. ".Foreed upon fiddlestick, r.. sale
ths Doct9F, ip t.a.!,'iilht: 4 ,high state Of ,ipdig
nati0G!a; astsG!a: "Yeq eg talk n if You .xeres
|dl9s dese p.s of pp.asaeeons ! medicine Does
nsn complain if you fore. i. raj
jewel upon: :.l'iln him, = !. J: You make n
I nearly a angry as Lady Faddletol
did, and I have to see her twice a da;
now as q penalty for frightenin
| her" ..: -. ~ s;. d: -.
:; you are too complimentary .ai
: Adeline laughing. -, . "But tell M
7 Doctor: viii: ! my enemy-vill s.
4" Philip Gaveeton be at the ball''' =,
+ ao sFCsrtainly,' said the Doetotr[,c ,t : :. .sti
at . white beat. He always ya1.yptl,, appea1
on such n,,hl;c occ.s;ons- .,vr