The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

VIII take my advice and sctd Tor doc
tor you mny save bin sicknets, pcthhna
bis life Send for Dr. Trenaine or Doe
tor Winter. md tell whichever nnn takes
the case that you and / have s1 often im-
aginod-that Ray has some tr0nlic on hia
mind " .... ....... ... ... ..
Little Mrs. Santcilo was Ia a condition n
almost helpless alarm after Sir. Livingston
had gone. 81
I II never occurred % her that Ray WIS
threatened with anything worse than an ii-
duenza and Harry livingston wa aetaAlly
pointing 10 the brain trouble
She flew back 20 Rsyh daiutrI htile
sitting. things had changed - uith
Ray since no hail come in for aYo thou.
sand a yunrZ Jirtrrr1iu-d 90 Hts.li=A4lli. a
doctor must be isn't for - ask hp wAg lr
wanted ..u. N"..... .....
She went I'M, IN nervous alarm, ~ hli hirE
lying, white and still. ON the lounge
In the paEiG timf cmorgeleirs lWaNH
are sure 20 Coito, in nervous. loving IH.u.
pie, Alu. Saltoilc breathlealy ,r'u,S
her ono servant maid for her phyr.eIlu
Run-run % DR. Winters. Amic. ns flst
as you cam and tell him NJ. aauteu, is
dying m he's not IN, go f1r Trenaiur.-
Hoar-anyb body-only some ono must come
~ once Hurry, Annie ~
And faithful, zoai0us Annie tore wildly
round 20 find DR. Winter out Dr. Trguulino
cut and DR.. Hoar TOO.
"What bc I goin' 10 DO about it uU
him n layin' as white as thc pillar aud
the Missus crazyy don't know Arum.
can you tell me where thorll ho auuthsi
doctorfn
Il was a sweet, thoughtful face Annie
had seen, and stopped % question thg
ownor-a daintly dressed lady, Will thv
darkest, saddcst eyes Annie had sysf
soen.
She smiled brightly.
% Can I be Of any use m 700 arr lu
search Of physician and 6nd none ,ou tTr
looking for, you can take mel know come.
thing of medicine"
Annio's eyes were o sight 10 b0hol
Always big, greeuish blue, and bulsiuE
they grew bigger more grcouiah hue uti
more bulging
"You, Missl The likes Of you bo abie b.
cure him V'
The lady had stepped into her phptan
beside q spruce looking boy.
% Shall / so on not y
Annie gave her q duipairing look
It's a man sick, Mss-you'd NOT care ui
be afraid-up % Egiautine Palare '
Neither afraid nor ashamed. I'l go
what can do FOR your MASTER
She nodded pleasantly and the poulos
and phUton dashed of ..-.
And 80 ii was ordered BY the powsl
that be that when this charming, boaus
ful lady saw Raymond Saniollc ayirr W
deliriurn and made such a cJuu1uH sense
diagnosis OF the case, and gave such pflrA.
cal advice 20 bo followed until Mr. NIiis
telle's physicians should arrive 90 fahs
charge, In a glow Of enthusiasm ar. f.a..
telle begged her 10 call anl sos tbe ft
man occasionally.
With very unwnrrautcd, mc-IIad fur
bushes the lady agreed 90 do .1. aII Ha
day after day her phUton-' Ida shr raII
she was--stood for un hour 90 the docs 20.
No., Byzantine Palace, hu Sauill' ltl
she were fighting hand.to-haud hshi With
AErnel for Raym0nd's sake. until one d7y
Aunt Amy caught the girl in her aiiuh nnt
kissed her ardontly.
"To think you have saved hin unie'
Gods goodness Miss Ida. can ] ever
thank you enough II you only kurv
how love you-aud so win my boy, WbUI
ho knows how much he owes you.
consciousness had returned 40 tho
Gck man, and Amy had told him. a. su.u
e. she dared, Of Ida, her sweet. tDudur
alcill, her devotion, her brave. rclsutirsa
war with his illness, her patience beg
pity, until Raymond. with q smile 0n siH
pale, handsome fuce, asked why lda bed
not been 20 see him since biz cuuyI
escence.
Amy told him Ida had n,rurel Lsi flat
her presence might disturb tie Iaiirlt %
brst, but that she would scc hn before
long.
After the srst rally Raymond ~ pt ur
towards health and strength WITH U.. a
ttrides, until even Ida. with ... I.
bheeks aud strangely lighted eyes Of
elared her intention ~ scoin" h.u o. I'u.
And ono lovely afternoon NO sa,tulr
allowed her into the dainty invalid ,sau
Der, little thinking the nrrofHr' r'i.inaHf
Of an unwritten romance had glIuv. l.le
thinking
I We'll. Raymond reached cat h'. Iafl
and the gin took it, with a Fsrargr rLy
uels very unusual in her oldmaly u.au
ner.
''I am so glad % see ygu lo9A.us l.,a.,
Mr. Santelle"
Ida Miss veldti Is itpoa1IarrH0
can Il be true? Mtss VeIlt. ao 500 ..I d.
IN my dolirum constantly hu.. .HE
were with me Ard ycu wtro,
were n ..".T.f. ......
She smiled. then frouucl lomuplg. with
her pretty fingers on BIS wrist
% / cannot permit sou o. hleHur aHEs
eited, Mr. Sautclle. Yes. J., TIA Nr..t "a 20
abbreviated my name on Tho imrnlar cff .
moment, whom 1 saw sho nay Pfsut E.a,
because -"
His face was lighting up with r,r,1
Joy. #.
- Because what, AIiEs Volit p
She flashed like a wild rou'
f"I-I positively forbiI any moro o,gsgr'
There was plchsing l55l IN her eye. ~
she looked into his lie nlosai bsli W .is
bands over one of hers.
And l. as your l5ycr. forbid ya Co. i,.
fuse 10 answer any question 4 sa, , a-.
Ida. was 70 because You loved mof Tell ul
it was, my darling
And we presume shc ala. uuuu usfsr
were patient aud physician ou sued aIhr.
tionately intimate tcfms aA we're Mr. Nu'df
and Raymond Santollr, aftor tiat. o. Fis
halcyon days whgu they two agrs.i t.lt
upon the story or their lives had hst
written from time iinmstupral thai ForI.
N~''o'- .. .A-s@..-L-a--Il .I.#
A CAm.FUL Dmr. Tho health Do.
,,.,,1a Isr,ye1,-. t1r.1u tina dinA Gunl fUatH