The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-23

ION l YOU KNOW DOW AAHss.tSAb4F oSiNht- ~
was when he ca'na home from Trevelyai
Park. n comic OF years ago, and refused ;'
90 into society at al. even when he hat
come into the snug little legacy his grand
mother left him f'
santello turned frowningly to Living
sion
Ii you knew how it annoyed me to heai
yo1 talk"
Harry arose promptly, laughing.
"Ali right, III call again whom you are II
a better humor, Ray. Mrs. santelle, yot
promised to show me your pclargoniums, !
| tiiakr"
The conservatory door had barely closce
on their heels when Liyingstou's Levitt,
vanished.
Mira. santelle, RAY Is a much sickei
man than Won hive any idea Oft Car,
you sec tho terrible state of irritation ht
has come tor Crossness and Raymond
are not possible. As YOU know, and il yoi
Will take my adyicg and send for q doc
tor you may save him a sickness perhar'
bis life. Send for DR.. Tremaine or Doc
the case th7t you md / have SO often i'm
a~gined-thsi Ray has some trouble or hi
mind"
Little Mrs. Suntelle waa in n condition OF
almost helpless alarm after Mr.. Livingston
had gone.
Il never &C .urred to her that Ray wa
threatened with anything worse than mn in
Huepza, and Harry Livingston was actually
pointing TO tho brain trouble
She tlaw back to Rays dainty little
sitting.room-things had changed so witt
Ray siuce he had come in for FIVE thou
sand a ycar-dctermined 10 tell him n
doctor must be sent for, 10 ask him who he
wanted.
She went in, in nervous alarm, to find him
lying, whito aud still, on the lounge.
In the panic that emergencies always
arc sure 20 create, in nervous, loving peo.
pic. Mrs. Santclle breathlessly ordered
her ono servant maid for her physician.
"Run-run to DR.. Winters, Annie, rs fast
as you can. and tell him Mr.. Santellc i
lying. If he's not in, go for Tremainc-
Hoar -anybody-only some one must COME
at once Hurry, Annie y
And fnithful. Zealous Annie tore wildly
round to End DR.. Winter out, DR.. Trcmnine
out. and DIR Hoar too.
"What be l goin' to do about it, and
him n layin' as white as the pillar. and
the Missus crazy? l don't know. Ma'am.
can you tell me where therl be another
doctor 2"
1t was a sweet, thoughtful face Annie
had seen. and stopped to question the
owner a dlintily dressed lady, with the
darkest, saddest eyes Annie had even
seen.
She smiled brightly.
Can I DO Of any use? If you are in
search Of 4 physician and find none you are
looking for, YOU can take mel know some
thing Of medicine"
Annie's eyes were u sight TO behold.
Always big, greenish blue. and bullying
they grew bigger, more greenish blue, Hnt
more bullying.
You Miss! The likes of you be able tc
cure him !"
The lady had stepped into her phator
beside a spruce looking boy.
Shall / go or not "
Annie gave her a despairing look.
Its a man sick, Miss-you'd not care OF
bo afraid-up at Byzantine Palace"
Neither afraid nor ashamed. TIL see
what / can do for your MASTER
She nodded PLEASANTLY, and the ponie'
md phpton dashed off
And 10 it was ordered by the power
that he that when this charming, bcautl-
tnl lady saw Raymond Sautella rRving in
dnlirium. sHd made such n common-sens
diagnosis Of tho case, and gHvo such practi.
cnl advice to be followed until Mrs. 4
telle's physicians should arrive to take
charge IN a glow Of enthusiasm Mrs. n
telle begged her to call and see the sick
man occasionally.
With very unwarranted, uncnlled foi
bushes the lady agreed to do so. and us
lay after day her phWton-' lda" she said
she was-stood for an hour at the door of
No -, Byzantine Palace, Mrs. Santelie and
she were fighting n hand-to.hnnd fight with
hzrael for Rnynlond's sake, until one doy
Aunt Amy caught the girl in her arms and
kissed her nrdcn,ly.
80 en.nN ~" u;as IL - "a" e
nous goouhes: Mss iu', can ever
snnnH you em""sn a." U, -
NOW ! o't a oul % "" ~ ~ We"
Nv ranSSoa I,,I ,c,,,,ci ,o IN,
Sos ''T ID ~ H., " Wv
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y s'I uu'y,'' VI 'i, ." ".
M IA ~. III, . H.
sitv. until RaymioiI. with = s,ni,, ON III.
mile handsome face. asked why Ida lad
aot been 10 sec him since hi, copynl.
,.rc,.o.
Amy tod him Ida hai s-.tesa her .ha.
ir.r bnt tln, sSo would SEQ him I,r,r,
ono
Af,or tho first fnily RAYMOND went on
oward. health nni ,trsnrth with rup,d
]rr,i's, NTH even ida with gla%in,,
,ha,ko nnl strangely lighted ewes. de-.
,I,r.l nor irLtntiun of seoing hin, main
md ar, lny.ly afternoon Mrs. Sontelle
,hotyol her INTO tho dainty invalid cham.
Der. little thinking the Accomplishment
u u,t upwr.,tcn romance had come. little
M: kirU--
Nch, RAYMOND reached out his hand
rrl The VIII took il, with a strange shy.
res yc.y unusual in her ordinary man.
Nr.