The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
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leit mrilHflols tefy curly md huth
without nHt nrnr relations Ilplf
fathers wrru bath intimate irondf ~
oun, and both consulted me nm mnny
points concerning tnr bringing ~ NJ
ihclfbuys They have bath lWnel 0i
we'll frel quite proud II John MALTA
barr, be- Il sirh % Tine fellow But he
hna nut bten 10 ua all that LOFTS Had.
win has
"Nhr Baldwin lives NJ that old brown
hUue which zoe from NY bedroom
window, does hn nutN'
- 81 hi- people hnyo lived there for
many generations They nre by no
means ricli, though quito independent
Louis always bad y passion for doctor
ingt' ~ W. call II, aud persuaded bis
father 10 let him study medicine mil
take bin diploma When be- had In.
isbcl llH studies, be- came home. and
Immediately gained some practical ok
perlcncc, Tor The old doctor. cambridge,
was almost past his work, and sadly
hchiml the times, Louis helped him
freely. out Of pure love ot the thing,
1nd was oon yerg much liked, imlrrd,
beloved by many 0f the people. When
old DR.. B~ninbridgc died. n year or two
ago, LatIs said that having once
heeh IA hafness, he should never like
being nut of II again lie took mp DR..
Bainbrldge's practice. and succeeded
him. Then his " father died. and
there was M longer any real need for
him 10 continue 10 work. but h. liked II.
he SAYS II gives him An object in lie,
and keeps him up TO the mark in the
matter Of professional knowledge Biol
ogy Is his favOritc study In his leisure
time. And nc think him the model oI
n man u healing oi course. That
may be partly our " partially"
II think II is.' said Mr. Lnscollcs,
'for when ! ride about. | often hear q
good deal Of talk about the doctor, and
| find very varied opinions current con.
corning him. Some people swear by
mud almost worship him, like our poor
lad, aud his mother here, aud other,
hate him, absolutely hats him, YOU
know. like poison
"lndcndl How Is thntP"
"Ncll, | generally lind, when ! com,
TO inquire, that Il is the honest foil
who like him, and tho worst sort wht
hate him. lie has some odd ideas. and be
ing independent Of his prnct cc. II mo-
rich. allows the said ideas 10 have ful
swing; for mind you. with Nil his com
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die for m Idea. For instance. he has 4
way u saying very severe things very
quietly, but In n way that cuts like
whip. and he can say them In II style .
language moi too dainty for our fisher
folk anl our rough farmers aud labor
!, crs to understand. lie gives II thcn
sometimes on the subjects of drinking
and dissipation, and ill-treatlng thcl
wives, and So on tn I've seen u rrgula
Hercules OF u fisherman, who coul,
! hnyn mndo mincc.mcat ~ him Il Il ha,
| come 10 n trinl ot strength. sneak AVA
home like u whipped cur, with It's tai
between is legs
II am AFRAID he has an uncnviabl
power Of scolding.'
! "Oh. It's not Ike scolding. Tn
worst things h. SAYS are usually utlcrcl
/, with n smile On his Taco. Hut thu
about which he carries his crotehct IN
faIthcst Is n lie of amy kind -ialschooI
/ In any shape or form. For anythin,
/ of that Kind he has M PITY, and allow
r no e%Ntcnuating circumstances. | shout
not likc-though I'm old enough 10 b
4. his father to encounter his look II
. had any shade over the clcarncss of M
, conscience
, 'lndocd yes" said Margaret. n III
' Ito l~istlcssly. ns u seemed, and sh
! leaned back In her chair. and raised hc
tumhlcr Ia her lips.
"fcs, he's mn odd follower,
1 That hatred of his for falschoo
amounts TO q mania"
A Margaret felt relieved WHEN Mr.
! Lasccllcs changed the subject, saving,
: "liupoft is 80 much better that he
, going Ia be driven down 10 tho pier thI
, afternoon. anil Vi there for an hour,
\ yon will 20 with him"
v II shall be delighted. | am longin
to look at tho sea myself" sild Ma
q, garet
=" This project was carried out immed
i. atcly after lunch. A basket earring
4 camo round, on seeing which. Ma
/, gatet. IN moment u torgctfulncss, O.
= claimed;
" "0h. should like to drive tia, pou
II | mayF"
"cda you driver" asked Ripper
or abruptly.
,,pb, yes. | nsed-I used 10 dri,
mls, wares children about a gre
SC ueai, ala Margaret. which was
s,ti''ly true slscmcnt so far as Il wen
81 rupert yielded Q vpady consent. nj
man-scrvant, John, Who attended HI
II. ~ these expeditions pla.ed himself ,
Il the back seat In charge of |. hundie
!, rugs. The boy looked white .nJ la,
II gard, No Margaret observed with
thrill Of pity, hut appeared eAact,u
aud made no ~allusion to the events
I, last night. As they drove from the hou.
~ down irom the hill toward the sto
" bridge, he said, In a Kind Of undcrtou
'Driyc fist over tho bridge, Ma
garct, while ! shut my eyes. / ncy
h. look NJ II II ! can help. Ii Is TO tina,
4 owe my misery. and I often think Il "
- hc the death of ma nj ia.t thourk