The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17

possible to print her soft drawl. "I've
hunted all through the doctors book !.
and . don't find any symptoms that re.
semble mine so much a. those laid
down for consumption"
aDo you cough?"
No, but I have all'the other symp-
toms, and I am 30 languid and have no
appetite; I don't know what can make
me So"
"Havs you had advice?n asked Mrs.
Fargo, anxiously.
"Why, no. You know 1 have all the
doctors books and his prescriptions and
formulas, and-and everything. ]
don't need TO consult anybody
"But, my dear child, YOU are surely
not trying to treat yourself in SO grave
9 case, thing the wisest and most skill
full physicians never attempts. You'll
poison yourself, that's what you'll do.
Mrs. Pullyn looked at her with mild
pitying superiority.
Nobody could possibly know more
about it than he did," she said "and
nobody could understand ny constitu-
tion so we'll. If the med: !, he pre.
scribed do no good noth,. could do
good."
Really, you ought to have been in
India" said Ella.
Amelia turned her large, liquid eyes
toward the speaker, md her resigned
smile provoked Ella to go on.
II think the Indian plan better than
yours. I should greatly prefer being
burned at once to slowly sacrificing my
self by swallowing my husbands medi-
clnes." i
At this moment lovely little girl
bounded into the room and ran to en-.
brace her mother. Mrs. Pullyn kissed
her with effusion, then TODD hef upon
her lap, and, looking over her brown
curly head at Mrs. Talbot, said gently
"You can't suppose want to die?"
"Why, certainly not, responded Mrs.
Fargo, again taking up the word, "and
we don't intend. to let you, either. So,
to prevent it, 1 shall take you iii hand
myself. Come hero, Pet" holding out
her hapds to the little girl. "come tell
grandma YOU pity name, sweet"
"Go to tho lady, Gracie," said her
mother. "go kiss the lady,"
Oracle went shyly, holding on to her
mothers hand, and only staying long
enough to plant q hasty kiss on Mrs.
Fargo's chin, and then ran back to her
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ar5 III r ",o.,,el .o,. .' smu were sch9olmates.
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damohter % o' Vnn 1ls .,'o soTI ol lie5t over nel
% c;tu WITH ma nv" ,,"rt sa ,.a, come M loMn TO Tue
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pape.e,s, ~. Due We wiz s'op "!tn my sls'
'el anaa1;: ~a yJa ~, s,,a., ma. SEE pnysiclan.
o,ohn1x % sn,;ia @ nSLes S,,e saye oy ,ier mel
;n~ i,c,rn,.an = ~, ,,ae ,t seeiieu ~ ue ienecs,
| 9Are Won GOING to tbo o;tv novt vel, .,
ayes for q few days want to see
what the people are doing in NV house
and get measured for dress or two be.
fore nv dressmaker ia crowded Won,
YOU come with mo?n
az have been think,no of po;no down
I have a tooth that froubles me 7
ought to have Il attended to T snnnose ,
"Yes. indeed. Won can never he IN,
prompt about q matter of that kind
Well. where shall we meet ?"
"I don't know: perhans T WON'T on ,
ooh. YES. Won must. Elias ;s neorost
the railroad. shall drive over Svndo,
evening. and take Won Lock to etov ovo,
night With me. and we'll stert Mon,lo,
morning."
"Reaily, I don't know. NV health is
40 uncertain. !" objected the willow Rni
Mrs. Fargo was not to be mt off
at shall come for Won sbe .o;d a.
she kissed her pood.by at the from
door, "and mind you're ready. Gracie
will come. too"
"Oh. YES. if I 90. ~ sighed the widow
~ never leave Oracle ieeLind !"
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gentleman entered by a door at the end
Of the room. and came directly toward
the sofa near which she sat. He wos n
tall, fair man, with little professional