The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-08-05
.ghast. Then his leisurely aspect he.

aghast. Then his leisurely aspect be-
came agitated; he faced about and hur-
fried off, the. trembling waiter keeping
alongside. :" | haven't time to stop, y
the great doctor said, nervously.e "Go
for another doctor. l have a patient to
see on Vine Street--urgent case. There
are two doctors right around the corner
4 there 8sss%-& tsseS "a vg~sAasASssa
I These two were DR.. Joe and DR.
Henry. To their locality hied the wait
er. They were at that moment together
in DR.. Joe's Office, the other having
come to consult Joe about a case
1t was SO common a thing for the
prosperous doctor to get the advice
OF this unprosperous one that Joe, by a
small circle of knowing ones, was called
the Silent Partner" v
j "Want doctor immediatelyfo cried
the waiter, rushing ia. "a man diving!
stranger! rich! Hobbs, the great shoe
man. eF "i7 ~ f l.W' - ssa.
where do you want me to go?'' said
DR.. Henry, springing tc. his feet and
taking possession of the case.
81 Is that the way they do itp'' thought
modest DR.. Joe, 'sIs there snatch and
grab in this noble profession, as when
beggars scramble for the pennies tossed
in the dirt? This is what they call
push suppose" -. :. ...i =.
DIR. Henry did not even invite the
other doctor to 60 along A sudden
thought occurred to Joe, he'd make a
stand 1or ms rights, not rudeV, bat as
gentleman. he had been as much
Indicated u IN, the cali as DIR. Henry, and
the cah mad come to his office.F VI u
1. also, Will go to see this patient. :"
ne sald' quietly, "and we can divide
ohe lee should there be one. -
Ihat would be a strange proceed
nlg' SAID Dr: henry, growing red in
tne Iace. - hadn't taken you for one
oi Ihe elooWlng KIND. man
Dr. Joe smiled quietly and threw out
sne rsmnder mat the caalhad come to
nus once, .lrU ra1 .55.tss .e,aa 8
uons propose TO be euchred out
" my rlghts' said Dr. Henry, with
warmth: Ssn ,sE4@s3o 90
AT tnis Stage the patient in dispute,
VINO had been following the waiter from
distance, entered the offiee, accom-
panied py curious crowd. He fell on
tne moor tne lmpersonatlon OF distress.
IL cnoiera' SAID the waiter, hurry
iiigs tnto tne ssreet;
oakes ailve: Dr. Henry calculated,
oacklng towaras the door. There $
~ use lor ANYBODY 10 lry TO help that
hn,n hlan !! ne - 1e uead in iess tnan an hoqr;
nc ~ the last Stages. WIN TINS he
pueneu OUT OF the once with the panic
salIoheh cIowu' rusnlng from the dan
SeIous Patlent'
Dallng a az .nls !lne tne man nad oeen
~ nos,'; vlGien' pa: Pah.omlme, snaklng ms head,
nnan molAing Ems ms JAYS pointing lnto his
oPeh noutn. Dr. zoe was kneellng
/ ' alongsioe' ) ooveriooking him. feeling
aSnins an occasionai question: examin-
1Io IonSuo' eG' :, 80
ne hasn cholera, tne doctor an
nounGea. ~ Whlch tne last emu OF the
ao"u .: iooAeu oaSA' lis.ehlnSS' Whie the
pa.aenv 'aa ii1.loneo as II gong "lld' SO
eaS15 M was ne 10 give assem-. -.
i. ms Jaw ~ disioca1ea' continued
Tue ooeeor. tt s.a fsss
here the patent nodded frantically,
nis eyes twinhleu ana ne clapped his
hanos IN applause. -
LII. ooe' Win twlnkie IN his own
brown eyes, hooked TWO strong thumbs
INTO the gaping mouth, brought his
/ muscle ana ms science to Dear and soon
haG tne jaw In place.
otfaightway MI. HOODS went to scold-
ing (o1 course you know that the chol-
era-Patient was Mr.. Hobbs Though
LII. Joe qua not approve OF all the hard
words which proceeded from the re-
stored organ, ne mad to own that the
.s A miserable mack of idiotsr,,, sa;d