Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

fFS1ag. II Ec5.1Glr we fFacl % ID bos4dbset
while tho driving snow and slect beat Gpon
the wind9w.panes, and we shnddered as the
wind shrlclcd IN fury. The winter han
tesEed 70 be passed, but hal doubled on US
Esain with Vicious snap, and hcro ewcrs
caught Tie flies in q trap.
Haven't had such q storm for years. 10
must have been nearly rs bad that night"
Euttsrcd the doctor, standing moment by
the frc. suspected there was a story in
the back ground.
do you remember tho circumstances" ]
laanircl, susgostiyely.
"Tes,n responded he, seating himself
comfortably. II viii tell you tho whole
Ttory, IL may serve TO while away our
isd.ous waiting.
~ had been prscticing IN ray profession q
number % years, when there occurred a
vacancy ia = EelShborlng town occasioned
~ the death Of th9 oldest and most po2u lar
LOCioT, in tho place, and IL was not long be-
fore my -Ign was out in Silver Springs, and
| had plenty o. cases.
alt ,yas a night like this, Wild and stormy,
r'hea, as ] sat reading. / heard a great
Toisc N tho read near by, and going out
found that wagon load Of young people
going bone from party had become stuck
II Il snog-drift.
"Tkc cold was intense. Tho wind was
/ flowing Gale anl we had a great task get
| tag the horses cut and iato q neighbor's
I tara. whiln tho yonas ladies huddied around
ito lrc In my oaIce. They msdc the best Of
lac Situation and were very Jolly during the
I remaining hnnrs Of the night, for Il was use
les for aoy ono 10 venture out.
( ~ was then nalO the acquaintance Of
fora Williams, pretty yoang school
( teacher, and Lulu Dalton, with whose
noiher she boarded, two Of The most chafia-
Ing girls l had ever rst, IN tho morning
I'll rcturned safely 20 their homes, and
{ iniy mention il Us the occasion OF ray lrat
Z nec'ing one who afterwards influenced my
! Eho,c life"
+ The doctor rausca moment Is 10 toiiager
aver swso, memory, aud then went on.
"Eoon after was called IN great haste by
/ Lie terrified scholars Of tho summer street
irhool 10 attend their teacher, who had
Illicu in a dead faint Shc Bo9n revived,
lot tn my treatment Of the cascI discovered
serlsua lErc yalarity Of the hearts action,
hhica sho herself hAd long suspected, bat
.-,ci uase!nshly, 10 hide.
MADAM, there arc people who think
iDctor has no feelings, butt Is false. Ono
F'oIla scarcely be human could he behold,
gntlovcd. lovely girl, accomplished aud
refined. with tho symptoms Of q deadly dis
tase In It's tpCiplcat stages. II Is like seeing
3 worm ~ the root OF a beautiful flower, or
nc fatal blight which swiftly destroys the
precious tree in our garden. was young
llcn. with renantio notions Of li.c and
Lnty. and l was deeply interested In this
aaitcn, whom I iongcd 70 cure. ! had
studied tho heart and It's diseases faith
tally, and I had evolved q curious theory Of
uy own. As tho nervous systcm Ia Bono
Etted by electricity, and tho application Of
the battery had restored many 20 health, 80
Tho heart Is reached and iniiucpecd through
The mind. and whatever wouI produce a
pleasant impression there would quicken
the liie'e current and restore healthy
ts;ion Of tho heart did place any con-
ldcncr IN tho airy theories Of faith and
Christian science doctorB, but founded my
sonrvitions on the plain reasoning Of sound,
common sense.
"Of course, you understand refer 70 the
strong stimulus OF love, hut you must also
,noY liat / was Interested only a. tho