Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

Il n;vNer hcerd much about tn choi-
era seth said t. her after brcakiA>t
lis this her" trD". thus rs thy ieyther
sa>sa
Il dunnot know fur sure" RcSs an
,""red gravetv. but it's bad pnuw'
loom out wi mc into tn fresh air
sad the isH, laying hi- hand upon her
sleeve Il mum say word or So -
ihce Ana they went ont together.
IheFe Wh> u" work done in the mino
That day. / ~" or three How cases brnke
out, aud III" Terror spread lt>ciiand grrw
stronger In iact, Black Creek scarcely
rnmpnrtci N>rt - >tuira.lv ts mj,rht
have been expected A messenger yy.,s
despatched I" the nrarr>; town irr a doc
trr. and his arrival by the nigh, train WAS
awaited with excited impa,irnrc.
When he Ctnr. however. the matter
became worse. II" had bad news to lei.
EIm7r!t. The cpl'!rmic had broken out
III the town he had tci;. aud great fears
"rr'' entertained hy It's iuhaDtlUt-. III
y"u i;t! not hrcu - entirely thrown on
Iour own rc>ou!cts, he said, i could
not nave con'.
y heivy-rmnngh responsibility rested
upon his shoulders during the next few
weeks. II" had little help from the set
tlemrrt. Those who WERE un>lrcAcn
.u"k,i on Al the progress Of the disease
with helpless, tear: irw indeed c,cs.vci
:! sight attack, aud those who did were
,rslur!y NOR. useful than hi, ,,,,i,,,r.
In Tia: Whole place. he found du.y two
rriIHb'e Hni unicrriiird assistants.
Iii, first visit was to a sua. farm
hpus" round tnr ipot OF the mountain
ANA Il short distance irotu the mine There
ne tuuuG the family huil.e! il: a back
room ,inc = nnch ui frightened sheep,
! and III III" on!y chamber :, h,nl>onle,
brght-ha!rrd Young fellow Wing upon
| the bed with plnchud and u:uIncu. hook
! up"!i hI- coniey face. The only person
! w:'h him was Il lad ruuga!y clad IA min
~ clothcs--.t lad wAO stood by chatiu0
N, Mani, and mho turned desperate
eve, - thr door lr.n Il o;rncd. "Iorv
t." ate. m"-tnr.' he >aIi--'yo'rc too
late
but young - hr war-aud he was
very yuuug f!a:-- ;Ae doctor had pres
cucc rt mina aud emery, and he Hung
lI, whole sou! and strength into the case
! he bcuutv and so.it.riuc,, ut in, ua-
tl,n; reused hi, sympathy almost =. il II
Lat been .n,. beauty # Il woman; he
| FL draw Il toward the stalwari. h,lui..-
! louuy iiyuro !liu.r upou The hutul,,.
! .nu,il N -uch apuaTci, Gtler lourIjne,.
! H., did not count much upon the lad =,
! lr-,-iic seemed too much hewjLIrrrd
! :.'.t ~haN-u--bui it w;.~ not long before
/ hc changed hi> mind. " uu are getting
| over Your tear he said
II wa-na lear. mcster.' was the an
sN,.!. he received: ,pr at l.a,, il wa.na
! irar iur III, sen
| " hat is your name
.>,tn Rayuur, mc>trr Him an me-
with u gesture toward the bed conn
( from tn Sam. pi.ct. Tn cho'era conld,a
/ fear me irn' G,m-ror nowt else If he
! wur ! need
\, it was seth Ravnor who watched
! hy the hrds;,!r. and t,horad with 'ov;,,r
! care and II parieurr which know -"
weari1r,s u1tiI IN. w,r.t ,y.,s ',,,.,.,...,,,,,
/ i.sncirv wa> amour the cnuy.l.ec,rt
{ .lnn popi fellow and B.>, .Jarnar
| were nv ,,n,y sian fine ynun,- Jnrtnr
vas mnI,, tp .,y on. .r,b c.,r.
. il would hay, .avod Won and Won had
:. ,,l.-. race of :, a. g, AS
Daring tAr coura,r>cenco nurse and
/ la'a.i.! we're drawn together with q
stronger ne 'nrI"sh every hon. Nea-
I'e' "4u "eaA' l>a"@ ey ".d interest n
"'e 'a'' p''''ht warm affection. lie
>''t'" ''H' ,''S p't 70 i"He s'sht "t inc
,.n,r,,T,.. I.,, :; '',,,' ii
,iaa '''7
Give m. ,our hand d..,r ,o,l,y.. ho
,v,,,li s,,. .,,,J IT,, ,,,. i,', :. III .'T
er..an b,ti,.r t,r L,,,,,yi,,r ,',,, avn, ,,.,,r
me.
II. tnIl ,sra,,, Tins or, r,or,;,r o,3
.,yy.,.,p,5 .uII..p,y ,.,,,,.,.;'i7,..,,,.,
o., ..lur new Dr,,,.,,c,. in ,h,. room sr,h
,nl,u,,r,.s,, il, -h, ,h., ,,.,.,,L;- ,;ri,,,.
I'm, .,,nl =, I'm. .,,.,,,. ana .nt.,,. H.,
,yn,IrJ h,v, I..u NJ, .,,,-ar :, ,rn ,,..,io
t,lnn,i had u., leaned IN his vii. -, ,La
SIGN, of III. face b,ndinr over HIM ,bn
.nnocrn, lair younr tn.e which had 80
haunted his u,in,I and trnul,r.d drn.,,,.
'Ctthir he crIrd out aloud
The giri tell upon hrrknccs and caught
his extended hand with a passionate HI -
gesture oi love and pity. Il did not
hun,r ' she poured forth IN hurried brok-
en- tua", Il have been away ever since
the sickness broke out at home. They
s"ut M. away, and uulv heard vestcr-
day. Father, tell him for | canno, ,
He scarcely hp.rl TN. moro I,iirit.