Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08


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and injured 70 such an extent that he
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doctor. and. ayer,e az he was to attend.
ing . creature Of quality, as the young
fellow seemed to be by his dress, circum-
stances would admit OF little hesitation
to charitable = stuire in the present
nstauce. which ended finally in ~ -
|X6mpan wing the sufferer to III hcuna.
combating Of bachelor chambers " ~
Strand.
Sir Henry, newly.installed countrv
basouet.~peovcd a somewhat fractions
patient III the hands az Doctor Bono: hut
4 youthful constitution. not too greatly
imnaifed by drink and raining Carried
him q length safely through his mishan
and left the reputation of his cure Ia the
poor medicus. So
Alasl nat II had ended tbere. biss;nal
downfall dated from this little triumph.
Allured by the buoyancy of spirit and
winning address Of Sir Henry, this sad
old life ingratiated itself gradually into
the companionship of the youngster,
and wal by him directed-with little
intent. ] belieye-toward the paths of
ruin.
Poor Bone was dazzled NV. a Thought
which flashed like LIGHTNING hefora The
vision of his troubled mindSthe gaming
table, Why not risk the few SAVINGS he
had scraped together therei What
might .foiloS9 6~nulenee. comfort and
poid-roIdL rlitterinr rold for his dar.
lingi Sure Fortnne had unve;led her
beauties for his benefit ON a sudden and
he would not be- backward. but would
f.ed read;lv !, rnr bor cbo rms Whot ~
the risk2 He had little to lose. and
much, very much to gain. He would
listen to no voice of conscience or CON-
mon sense, but once seized with the
plague, it's terrible fever glanced FROM
the restless eye, and bit by bit he be-
came a totally altered man. In fact,
Doctor Bone sank into a yeritable gam
bier. R
Few of us probably have passed. or
or another coming across mai most
and degrading of .ipht-an
sncient gambler: men Who. knowino how
little time vet remains 70 them, NAV
with a delirious and grasping e-sgerness
which aims at securing by reckless means
what they can never enioy; men who
the homes in the d;ce how in sod
mockery of their own shaking ;o;nts
and make mo- endeavor To conceal Their
unworthy avarice from the world. Iost
to honor. shame and decency. thew arc
some of the responsible ~propavators Of
such theories as atheism. and are cal.
ously Indifferent to the foul name and
example they beoueath to their descena.
ants.
Tho wret.hed aoo.o- - ,ua
of 60 hard a sentence as this. for liz
only object in view was a worthy end:
but hismisiudoed ideas Of moral rasnon'
sibilitvs had Concentrated too th;rklv
round one point. and he was to blame
for taking 90 narrow a view Of honor.
It ia needless to saw how his @fortnpe
wayered and .fiuct,.ated: how his tram.
bliax feet sa,hpht night after niyht tho
Acs1s al Iii {yarkace and fall from far.
aAd@ 6Sfsterhtedness and si,nnlicitv.
how his patients knew his kindly voice