Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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Dsmitri P.uloyIieh JANET. thsHks o.
the heating which be daily rcceIved. vita
. regularity and Panetaaliiy truly dis
cour.xing. thsnks. too. 70 the conf.rting
visits Of his wife. which eur.ged him
more, perhaps, than did the cosPoseal
punishment, had become the mere sbad-
ow Of his former self. He wished for
death with all the forces Of his emsciated
soul, until one night, being more calm
than usual (hs had not seen his wife that
EVENING" be reflected that there was Q
way, at least, to attempt to end this pun
ishmcnt. He resolved 10 be physician
for the nonce, if he killed his patient, the
Tsar, in the attempt. The next day, then,
Is he was led out for the customary
drubbing, he said to the officer, "Hold,
I consent, I have concluded to save the
life of the Tssr."
Then there was great change. He
was liberated, smothered with attentions,
and menials without number placed at
his command. Presently he dispatched
cOurtiers to the banks of the Occa, to the
Volga, to the forests of Jesna, with direc-
tons to fetch from those salubrious To-
calities certain various herbs. This done
he made an infusion, and ON the day fol-
lowing the commencement of the treat
ment the Grand Duke visibly improved.
Then, as he felt SO good, he ordered his
new doctor to be uncommonly well
knouted for delaying the cure. After
which he rained honors upon him. :.
AS tne oiscase lia0 pivUaDly run lts
course, Dimitri and his simples were 9
great success, and he was sent back to
bis home with the title of honorary doc.
tor to the Tsar. "a
Once home, on seeing Nadejna for the
first time, he was seized with an over
whelming desire to strangle the lady.
But he reflected: "If do It I will un-
doubleday be very lonesome at times"
Then he took counsel of wisdom. mo,
it is better to be good and forgive her.
Since then, continues the legende, this
model couple have lived happily; rich
loved by their sovereign, honored by Their
equals, and respected by all.-C. II. T.
in Run al Neso Yorker.