The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13

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*,'a ahol 10 Pa,'' for III S.c'i ~, n''o l.
~. ~ to waste 1':'9c.oa M l'S' s-'''
'' ,ov. 10 nursH nv II r ''' a$;'t ''aais,j
'.i,,r n,"t na5 2;fH III 'e'al e.
' .,,,,t O: Grams nl"@' ~ IOWA. rcco'-
'.dHi - 49, ,j,.cli,,n IA hong. On iaa:",
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hfI ,'., ,,., i7ttIa y9..sn Tin All .usii
=. ,,,,,, i,va"s,t il,--a II was ~" =
~, I,i..l0us AM. a. n'''e'' 81 Fn'
&A i,.tl-,:..s z i'u2ish,ii nc an rain
| OK ill.,, n!uos common s'1Hht' u my de-
~ ''' watched b.: hin, day IN night.
81, s,ae a. ! Ioos was sn2'clai ~ q Dal
!, =, tla TOO. of hi. All toe wo:i! Tor
"'' aa,,,l to br co1tanni in tina SICK room.
re ~ ;.;,ra wa, Cor The in' almoso lr;vc,
,ss,' my thoughts. unt, Gtalt grew well,
pa,,a tl,in!; & no one hui Ain..
lrvprcthiny he TOOK was from, my heuds
1.sn,ed to ma 10 be- part ot my atonn'neMt
~ should wait upon hun like Save.
.1s1 hs turned from me i'll disgust-h,i i,e
~. ..'r, ~. rast,,r., shown that the consian;
.. "u Of the man who had don, his best
r;lI him wa, uuSupporlabls. think
INST have gone mad.
p,+ IA suffered III. to nurse him; nay.
a a,s' seemed grateful for my aid Perhap:
,..,s nv devotion ami solicitude for tia
,f F which avertel the suspicion which
:,rh+ well have fallen upon M. / believe
.ls local surgeon guessed something Of the
.aot. If the case. but he wa, a discreet man
a.. ,., sail nothing. The people at the inn
.'ars too much delig htol WITH the windfall
y, no curious as to how il was brought tn
.leir feet.
A. the local surgeon, hal predicted. the
,sa wa, a long AMI tedious affair. -Four
W." 'eary weeks passed. before 1. for one
.,,,M hone that danger was at an end.
Then. to my indescribable JOY. Eustace
t;rsnt began to menl rapidly, SO rapidly
hat tue little surgeon swellsd with pride,
nd nlumel himself upon tho successful
.:,e brought about by his treatment.
Nv his own request, Grant was moved to
!, own house thu farm on the hill.
In shamefaca: way. l begged that /
,ieht be allowed to accompany him, aud
,,atinue nv duties OF 81 ok nurse. In reply.
r. held out lis waste! left hand, grasp,
~ own, and 50 settle! the, matter.
scarcely Il word had ,c: i,as.c tetweei.
. cu1Np. liza NHiIt|LUl itCG VI ulinS
,hch had so nearly proved fatal to The
ian toward whom I now r,s,: as a brot ler,
Once or twice | sta,.l'ler, | out SOM. prayer
,or forgiveness, Ha hal always checked
~ bv an action, IL ono w>r,ld make who
as forgiven. "r who liza, noiiliny to for.
i've. As ali talk Xix Il, to ayit,:o MIN hal
zen forbidden | was obliged to let III, ex-
,pssions of contriti,n lie in abnyanc,. 1t
ras also part oi til, punishment which l.
.Aetel out to mvs,!f that iu ing thos /,
,eek, Viola lam. neve: crossed M li,s.
Grant, great. oa.lnt wreck OF his forl,ls:.
Elf, was carried tip To B,u!av'., farm.
Tie io;,rnc,' lr! hir! no l,arnl. The
.oa,lge from tie si,elt,rot village to the
Ugh. brr.zy table iani. wa; Il no;, he, To-
seal on. II IL fortnight tim. he could,
q, leaning On INV arm. creep about, am!
very ,lav broa:ht him new strength.
When he gr'w tired If walking. had a
ouch wheeled out III IRON, uf tbs. house.
IN this under an awning mad" on vi an
ID sail. h !:y for hours. drinking in ihe
rs, SEA breeze. On, ia; he ,uru.l TO Inc,
Julian h. .:nl--h. nft,u IL, y IN;
Christian nam. now-''i e." =, ml,cl.
.tr"ng': AN! - :e' that ANS. go to Wort,
gain. We sou t,e nv an ..ucus,s!'
Iii, ri-ll. arm. wa, Still u%,bie:. t.inl