Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-06-11


Il have heard you say so, Mrs. Presty, on
more than one occasion"
Very well. You may also have heard
that the late Mr. Ormond was a remarkably
well-bred man. In and out of the house OF
commons, courteous almost 10 fault one
day | happened TO interrupt him when he
was absorbed over an act of parliament Be
fore ! could APOLOGIZE tell you this III the
strictest conference.-the threw the act OF par
Lament at my head. Ninety-nine women
out of a hundred would have thrown it back
again. Knowing his constitution, i decided
on waiting day or two. On the second day
my anticipationS were realized. Mr.. Or
mOnd's great toe was as big as my fist, and
as red as a lobster; he apologiZed for the act
of parliament with tears in his eyes. Sup
pressed govt in Mr.. Ormond's temper. Sup
pressed govt in the lord presidents temper.
He will have a toe; and, if can prevail up
on my daughter to call upon him, have not
the least doubt he will apologize to her with
tears in his eyes"
This interesting experiment was never de-
stned TO be tried Right or wrong, Mrs.
! Presty's theory remained the only eXplana-
ton OF the judges severity. Mr.. Sarrazin
attempted TO change the subject. Mrs. Presty
had not quite done with il get. There IS
| cd "Will his Iordship's remarks appear i'll
the newspapers"
Not a doubt of il"
In that case | will take care CfOr my
| daughters sake) that no newspapers enter
the house tomorrow As for visitors, we
needn't be afraid Of them. Catherine is not
| likely to be able to leave her rOoT; the worry
! of this miserable business has quite broken
her down"
The doctor returned ut that moment.
| Without taking the old lady'S gloomy view
| of his patient, he admitted that she was in a
! low nervous condition; and he had reason to
! suppose, judging by her reply To Il question
which he had ventured TO put, that she had
associations with Scotland which made a
visit to that country far from agreeable to
| her. His advice was that she should leave
| Edinburgh as soon rs possible and 90 south.
| If the change of climate led 10 no improve
ment, she would at least be in position to
consult the best physicians in London. In a
| day or two more it would be safe 10 remove
| her-provided she was not permitted 10 eX-
! halIst her strength by taking lon. railway
| journeys.
| Having given his advice, the doctor took
! leave. Soon after he had gone Kitty made
! her appearance charged with a message from
Mrs. Linlcy's room.
Hasn't the physic sent your mother 10
sleep yeti" Mrs. Presty inquired.
Kitty shook her head. Mamma wants to
90 away Tomorrow and no physic will make
| her sleep till She has seen You, and settled
! about it. That's what She told me to say. If
| behaved in that way about my phySc |
/ should catch it,
! Mrs. Prcsty left the room, watched by her
! granddaughter with an appearance of anxiety
! which il WAS not easy To understand. "What's
| the matter Mr.. Sarralu asked. Y on look
| very SERIOUS to-day
! Kitty held up 4 warning hand. Grand,
| ma sometimes listens at doors" she wills
! pcred. Il don't want her to hear me" She
waited little longer and then approached
! Mi SarnZln. lrowumg mysteriously. Take
| me up ou your knee she said There )
/ something WRONG going on in this house
Mr.. SarraZn TOOK her on his knee and
| rtshIy asked what had gone wrong. ki.ty's
| reply puzzled him.
Il 90 to mamma room every morning
| when wtkc," the child began. II get into
! her bed, and give her q kiss. and / say
| gOOd-mumn" as.i sometimes, if She isn't
! in Il hurry to get up, ! stop in her bed and
| go To sleep again Mamma thought / was
asleep this morning | wasn't asleep; | was
only quiet | don't know why was quiet"
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