Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03

fltBess Of professional life for women under
went further distntegration.
"Nething could be more refined" he said 4
himself. my mothers house, even, does no
look half so feminine"
But II the canny Mrs. Putnam had expec.e,
would establish herself in another VOCATION
when she sent her on missionary visit anon!
Franklin NM. hers was hape deferred
f IN. was year after Ini5 before the CORES
p r0r T. e, OF which specimen Is appended
epn UrTS6 !. ne department.:
so RAY. beer offered the rolessorshii
OF the Classicgst = Conege. viii on come
too? would not as you While my Haa, "e 7,
fixed at Franklin, wan. ing 10 !save You fri q
live your own life OF bt oks aad thought an.
work, which there you CT uld not Go. at -.
the society is delightful. and think you would
be happy. II it Is your wish still to practice
have no more wish, to object, than you would
have concerni ag mine. And, indeed. I hold
tat there Is no nobler work In the world than
yours Personally 1t would Ill become me to
that have not had a vestige of sick heaiacne
IL SIX months. / said I would give thru of
my LIE to save the other two from its ravages.
Take, give it eagerly;
Fer, Invisible to lhee.
Lewis b ue have gone from ne.
Does this not sound Ike love Letter? I; LIDO
nor say that l adore you with all my heart,
and soul. and mind. aid etre1gLl, 16 Is because
you found 1t out. as you found out everything
else about me, by wItchcrarG. believe months
on months ago. And II l seem too Jolly for the
attltute OF prayer assume, 1t is because the
t sope OF having 5ou always has gone TO my
you. by intervals Of agon.zlng pain from nv
o!Tth), ana intox1 'ated me. as with the mead
OF the gods. We id not Doctor LarkIn' serve
every end AS well - Doctor Putnam?' Brutus
VIII starts spirit e.. sool as Cesar.
II use this 10. LII CT entreaty rather than
snotner mo.e fam lar TO poets and lovers be-
you were professional. Ny little darling am
hedged about with O.nger. AG--the other
day was even of1e,.d aud pressed upon with
that W osy mot
table, and presently. In an unvigilan5 moment.
perhaps when am lost In reflection on a
aeah11n Tess shall FAM MY Ute or at
country folk, little Alis. have bought Sa tu a
s0 fo m at pecnp1 ee
Office. You shall have it on the most favorable
'e'ms and permanently oar d 6y addressing once
SUE TO HIM.
DEAR SIR:-My diagnosis Is favorable. Your
summary If symptoms find satisfactory. No
headache In six months. Good. A capacity TO
things, such as would have BEEN quite i'm
possible to you year or so ago. Better. A
Eopefu., because gradually developed, sense OF
6 aver is ~ Of fsss R to o msdea
OF the advantages of the office you offer me
has received my attention. I consider myself
well placed, with rapidly growing practice.
But as my greatest success has been in the
relief Of maladles OF the nerves and
digestion. and as college town is settlement
OF dysreptics. martyrs to sick headache, the
temptation to enlarge knowledge in my spe-
cialty Is overmasteriDg. l will therefore take
tie office on the terms proposed, reserving TO
myself the right to use 1t FOR Doudoir, reception
rccm study, or private growlery for the Profess
sOr CT Greek and Latin aJ - College, should
to have the key ready whenever demand 1t:
ard remain, with recommendation to follow
irt atme mt as previously advised.
Truly yours, A. P.
"P.S.-IE was the D. lief OF the ancients that
the liver was the seat OF the affections This
was some time paradox, but now the time
gives 1t proof"