Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-13
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that leads them terrible life, and
likely its for the best.
Then she looked in the gIa:s again,
for the widow was bat woman after
all.
Mr.. Patterson came TO the widow 5
and obevrd the doctors prescription
carefully. He ate bread and milk.
robbed the orchrrds like school boy,
and dscIaImed over straw berry short
cake nttrr fashion that would have
made his reputation at the bar. Then.
too, Mrs Muntlc did not nile at his
aches and pains, and insist that he
must be perpetuaIIy we'll because he
had fresh complexion and dimplrS in
his cheeks She had sayory herb teas
ana potious which she produced when
Ire complained Of feeling miserable,
aud she had that blessing of all hyro-
chondliacS, a homeopathic box IN the
honSe.
There were remedies in that box for
everything ;and it was pleasant To find
that when there was a crawling sensa-
ton in your flesh. or kid Of uneasy
feeling in your legs. there were daily
little cIohuIrs 10 te had Just suitd for
Your symptoms: that to find yourse #
verv angry ahout nothing ird:c ted
puisa:IIla. and that even for unrequl-
ted love there WAS Il medIclue.
For two months aHd more Nr Pat
ter,on boarded with Mrs. Nuu,l-. and
happier months h~ had never lived
through. Then he went back + the
city for a few weeks. returning in mr.
gent need of more pellets from tu"
medicine chest. and STAYED until the
as, cnrysau,hemum WAS blooming
Oh Is wlthered branches. He had
grown 50 fond oF has lttlr room, with
It's white curtains AMI fresh grass
blrtchrI Iluru, Of the country good
things, nd Of the buxom Mrs. Mnutly
that he could not b.a- the ;hoa- -a, T
parting With them altogether.
After all WY could be not buy a
house and try 10 -yt Mrs. Muutir to
keep !, for him. Perhaps The would.
lie rouIj o'fgr i high salary, and shr
could have p.cuty uf servants Ih N,
'nd ed, lie mistt' ta,e trends To inc
alth hln, aod he a. happy a p"s' q
II only II could approach b : hcstr>s :;
showing her a. be all 50 that t., cen
7s@"r"s. A'T - -3Ia a." "a .""t, an.
..i that a, ..r certainly Va, a H.i.e
c"anirh.aui course. hpthcter-' Mha :
6""S" S"'e'' -"o lie = '.'.y.' ":'' 77'';:' T,
totfoT.
After ihEca co'>3.''IA.t'h y" u..''' '
mustered courage '"r thr : 'o''. "'.@
-. -" '"t" '"e 'f1' -f'', @.' sem
'.r servant =" ~" Ms. N""'.1 ''
pea" Sep tm'r" ''1 a ",,ai.h.,
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"r'mafs'y u.
'hc s-Ated, ma A. 'a'd NT- l alter
son. ~ hs''' p'r"3''. A'''" ~. 70
81 nrar You, a nave something Ia
ask "h'ca may require some CONSIDER
"''"''.
'h, Ger y coming sad MIS-
""'''''
suppose ven Al"" IN man ''
'",'s'"' i"o'e l'''"''-' ~" '"'' sa," '"s
-" o"ehe'"f' &"'' ~ Guy ni'e ho"se'
inrn.sh II we'll and i've IN II comfort
aoif
20 Ne uh4'is.'""' MI 'e1s"h'
SAID the dow
Ana oi c"u'se Il - more Itashnt 70
ave that way than III motel, sald MI
Patterson.
i should Judge 1t mlsht be, saId
Mrs NuntIe. cautiously.
\ on Judge rightly, SAID Mr Fat
trrson, 'but YOU kno" bachelor must
be IN the hands Of servants If he keeps
mouse. \ gentleman don want that
ne wants a iaoy 10 supeFlh'ehd tnihgs
i'r h't'-S some on. "i TASTE anu Frnhr,
','' NJ an" az 'Aa'. '"'.''loh pe'P't,
con "hue'S'"h" us i''''h->' al"
hefc.hafE servants are poor depeha
'het.
hh"" thh'' SAID MS Noh'ie-
on are almost a mu'h ai"h' as l.
arrn You, Mrs. Nunli': 'aid Nr.
Patterson c"aN'rGtH
lie doctor Ane" hi'r. lie gong
I" Il" It, JUS as e said ne would II ne
ev.r did, SAID the tady to herself.
Aloud she answered: w en-, SIR, am
tr"ty ff'e' II 'S ''ur' All my ehi'-
"fth are MARI q wen
KNOW n"nrI """'" o' no '". = It.
yo"' sa'u Nf, A''I son. ." nav
nouSh. h"t II l We're 10 'ei' you lla'
, h"'eo o3ar1'ns nous ; ;, anu "'H'," " "
monte ,i,I 'hlnN ~ toI .ieI ""aie nare P''t on
me ! !, guy YEA" '''''' "'"Se anu
70" s,a'' ''"'" ''''' t''sIe o0'''i"' -
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