Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

ia train. Mr fal-saer NJ meet rs ~
home vlsh gu carriage. wAlcG j. = very
e4sy one
ii "a =sre c2n SAID I.attie; shs w3s
locking brighter Sad bal.er already. end
AIS trle1 aer stre1Esa carefully @na hops-
fu1y
:. Car you Wan Al anf" - Lolts raised
herself on las )a4ngs
..sWlta TIE ald ~ nv crutohes" aud shs
d6ed "a "a uDeer her slender &r1s and
w~.ks1 few steps
o. Taeu Z SEA tAllk sou can be ready We
VII start tomorrow afternoon a11 VII
telegraph q Nr. f4looner - aeet IA. TO
p..ea Isabel; san1 Is "a way ofllsiG.s ars 40
kind 30 lAcies. an1 especially invalid laaies.
] have no DOUBT We sA4-i SET eione nleely-s
a. The Lord wal bless you, M F-laoner,"
SAID Mrs For6, following her - TIE had
below. -notlilug oau.a be more opportans
fer Lottie ana though ] shah miss her "a
mach. az very grateful. ane tears gatas
erred Ia her ewes again
=. Mrs.. For4. aad Isabel l0okod Affection
atsiy 81 tie loving Al.-e ssoaa@n. u should
Dc ungratcill Indeed. Il 4 cld not use The
greas blessings wAic1 have co.ae - Iue 1oE
more than ny cwn scl4sa Pleasure rest
assured i - delight both u AL. t&lo0nof
2ad NY sslf, Il CO TINS far LoiIe. AID che
waved her hand with sm-.e al tie pale
little woman - the carriage drove away.
Mr.. Ford entered thankfully into the plxn
viii ful heart when he came home 70 cln-
Ler. the news spread Ike Nlllrre through
the house that Lottle Mas 70 SO away ana
live with a rich friend VIE WA 10 d. al for
her that her parents were zoo l,0ar D. 90.
and they a. re diced II her good fortune.
Al these humble neigADors were mere 90
less interested n The pAle little invalid. " no
had IN her days 81 comparative strength
been blessing 10 a. Il taem IA turLs AID
now that she was gong away they were
ANXIOUS 20 sdd mite from their scaHty
stores u alG IA her preparations.
One brought II a collar, another plcce ot
bright ribbon. aud whea Hrs. Mccarthy
came bringing white apron ironcd 10 tho
last degree Of nicely and her only article of
luxury, L-ottle could not refrain from tears-
Some were only sele % offer assistance.
and busy hands helped 10 put the slender
wardrobe IN perfect order AID pack tie 1T,
tie trunk, and when Mrs. Stanford's car
rage again drove 70 TIE door LOtue was
helped down the stairs 10y strong, willing
hands, eager 10 help, and hearty good wishes
followed her from the humble home
"Shure, min, az Mss L3tte II como
back 70 yees as well and strong as any BODY
bellkes," SAID Mrs. Mccarthy wiping Der
ewes on the corner of her 4Brou, bless her
swate heart, an m.,y e. ta- SAINTS bless tho
good Teddy that gives her tie cAaDce."
Mr.. Falconer was II the tram nearly as
soon as Il stopped, auo his greedy eyes
sought for Isabel II" Ny dear, dear wife. be
whispered, foad'y, as lie pressed her hand
And this is Mist L0rt-c, % whom hsvs
heard 80 much, and Re tock tie little IL
vsld's slender hand ia has strong Gasp.
BIAS the journey faugue1 you mucAin
/" She has borne . y -oert0liy,n sd lsa>
be-, answering for hcr.
As soon as the invalid was sufficiently
rested from the journey Dr.. CoDroy Was
called. he was comparatively yoen2
physician. bat ne bad made a specially of
this class Of diseases, En1 had already pes
formed some remarkable cures ia tie
city, and Ar. FGiooner Lad great faith u.
bus skill.
After an examination % the ii.b, ard
careful inquiry into tie cause and progress
Of the disease, be. 10 lsa5e.s great delight.
gave most fsvora8-s opinion. ~ case lis
directions were Implicitly followed.
"But, Mss Ford, you WI ave 70 &C a
great deal OF resting he sad, with glance
Of authority from under Las shaggy eye
brows. If you heat your blood ard ira.
tate the sore by ovcr-exerclse ! CO. Lot az
ever for the consequences"
T. De- coAfliued.