The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-07-09
WmrrEN FOR sSTmz RIPLEY ADvER41sz
WE White Rose
MEMPHIS. -
BY w. 9. FALKNER.
CHAPTER XII.

CaAPTHR Kill ~
Soon after breakfast Miss Bran
lett announced her determination
TO see Wallingtord, and no amount
OfremoDstrance which DOct0rPlax-
leo and DemaT could bring to bear
sgalnst the step could prevent it.
"Lcttle, help me down on my
knees, and will pray for strength
and courage to sustain me under
this trying ordeal.p '.'-'. o...9 '4o+II
Lottie gladly rendered the assiss,
tance requested, aud bo:h girls
kneIt and prayed in SILENCE for a
long time; and when they rose up
on expression of calM.eSs was yisi-
Bile on the pale, beautiful face Of
Miss B:amlett. r.buit ,leT- 1
"Loitie dear, you can trust me
now, and | fear yoM will think me
superSlitious when tell yuu that
our prayers have been answered; he
will NOT die, aud we shall ar be hap
py again. You may let ME see him
now, without any fears as 10 my ,ac-
tiOnS; II you will lei ms lean on
your shoulder, eau walk very
we'll" ......a .aaf
The door of WallingfOrd'S room
was thrown open, and u char plaC.
ed near his bed, As Miss Bramlett
was led to it the pallor Of her
cheeks increased, but:nO other signs
OF emotion were tU be seen. The
wounded man was muttering con-
tinually in IA rumhling way, and ev-
cry nov and then lhrusting his arms
out as il striking at an imaginary
enemy; aud 1t was plain to be seen
that HIS mind WAS 4lill Oh the com
bat he had had with ISowles. '',e
''Ile is exhausting his strength
rapidly" SAID PlaxicO, "and | have
been As yet unable to quiet him; l
believe if could keep him still
that the internalhemOrrhage would
cease" ., .,. ..,.tg u
"Just at that moment Harry made
a sudden spriAg, and would have
leaped AouL of the bed, but Miss
Bramleltcqughl aud gently laid him
down and began to rub his brow
with her hand, when he instantly
became quiet, and ia three minutes
was sound asleep. ss- ~
"Did you see that, Demar9" said
PlaxicO, in low whisper. !, iAlil 5
"See what's" ya.a16 3lia# Iii
"H0w quick he became quiet
when she put her hand on his browe""
ayes; | suppose it is mesnoeriSrn,
magnetism, or something Of the
SOrt."se stea % tao9 :.
"lf iWeblwere to live a thousand
years, we, might learn something
every day; this Is 4 most wonderful
occurrences! See, he il sleeping
sOuRdly; tbs respiration iS~ lass la'
bored, aud his pulse much better.
Now, / imagine this strange phe-
NOmsnon would furnish material
for an article in the LANCET, and |
think | shall undertake 10 write
it," 5'i8 'ed' ye" iHa (al' ,sAil
The very instant Miss Bramlett
removed IeEshand from the wound
cd mans brOY,he awoke and began
to move resllessly from side to side;
but she Immediately replaced il,
and he was again quiet. 1'a' -
"Well, "obseFved4D Deinar, Il must
say that this is the strangest occur
renee that ! ever saw. | believe
their souls are commpning intelli-
gently with each other, aud that,
Notwithstanding WallihgfOtd's 'teas
con is dsthf0ned,h ,heiis in some way
made 70 know thataMiss Bralnlett
q near him. .es4 a,Ka s4sita COB
y have, often. read about two
souls melting into one" replied
PlaxiCo, ''bbt tliis'is the first ocular
demOnstgatiOng0f the process that
i aas ever been witnessed BY nne.--
IhsEe is more mystery in the anato.
my Of the human body than il gem
rally believed 10 exist anyway.
Yes, fejoi6ed Dsmar; ''especial-
" does that remark apply to the hll-
man heart | speak from expert
ence, 70 some extent, and dare say