The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-03-02

| Or. Cecil For Bridget. not finding
he ycnng Dispensary medical student
at hone had come TO the conclusion that
zone doctor was as gDi as another
and presented her cae 10 DR.. Cecil,
whom she met on the door sep.
~OR OF the SER ants, ehs" said Ir.
Cecil.
'so-rs biz Of it" said bridget ~bnt
lady. very bit as good as Miss Belle and
Miss 5la3y's fheirseivek The missus's
orn Iiece, as keeps the accounts and
helps Eid the linen and silver. An
she'd niver hs' been sisk, sir, If The mis-
sus h.dnt sent her oai in q rain storm
whhsi = dog wud ha' been allowed 10
stay = home. B1t is no hssrt al all
sOmepeople hasrn
An, 50, while Ms Brighton and Der
fair daughters sat, al unconscious, in the
blue attn drasingEoom down s.zirs. DIR.
Cecil was standing a CiarA's bedside.
feeling the paise which bsunded 50 rap
Idly = the blue veined wrist.
-Sfs IS like pale liiiy," he said to
hinssd; ~as fragile and a. fair"
Heezne down 10 Mrs Brighton with
( : grave ACE when his visit Ezs concluded
i have just been seeing your niece
said szh lie, With soBeihing Of stern
ness il MS look and manner. .-She Is
Iare4tned Eith pneUnOnia, and II siil
b nes=szry 70 move her Al once into 4
lrgeT and more airy apartment And I
ste needs vine and arnoEroot-every-
thing, in short, 10 stimulate her failing
stengihr
Certainly" &sssnted Ms Brighton, |
an she listened 70 the doctors directions
Wit the blAndrst Of srniles, while in her
secet heart she could have murdered |
200 Cara
is Al BHdget's fsglt," she said; and /
50 Bidget received a Summary dismissal |
ST one.
Belle Brighton e4as;ilutel herself I
nurse-n-chief, Weariug the pretiiest Of
pufed masiin aprons, and sick-room 1
toilets Gladys was Z transformed into .
Sister Of Charity, without the uniform
cut, in ler deiiri1lsl, Clara 5eckoned !
them ava.
You ne'er came near me before she |
said -YoJ wouldn't speak 10 me- You !
told me the p2rlor Was not for Sn upper |
servant hike NE. Way do yea come 70 /
me noN
Poor darIng.7 said Belle, with GRIN |
son spots glozlng on either cheek. -She /
Is quite out of her heal ,r
she doesn't reoognize us,7 said Gladys /
swee,iy.
But the doctor was shresder than they |
though. He oompTebended It all
The March tempest Eere howIing down 1
the ehimney-plaee when Clara Brighton
frsi fell III Twas in early April when
al last she ~ Gp IN enshioned chair.
Il Do hop yoar recovery won't be very
tedious said Mrs- Bnzhton, because I
need this loom very auch. DR.. Cecil
has engaged the suite through for ais
osn nse."
Il sili Try not 10 be IN your way, said
Clara, nlsekly-
Il think he IS going to be married,
added Mrs- Brighton, c1mpiseently. He
has never exactly proposed to Belle, but
she has every reason 10 suppose that
"Oh, aunt cried out Cara, her pale
cheeks flushing up liksroses, Is Il pos
sible that Y u 90 not kaoE-shat ne has
not told you
Child, s4id Mrs Brighton, severely, /
-Ehzt on EARN do yoa mean ?"
We are 70 De married, SAID Clara,
simply. -He has zssei me 10 De bis /
wife. And he has ordered hzngines and |
furniture for the rooms % SUIT my Taste" /
For an instant Ms Brighton was
struck dumb Then, recovering herself
Sith an eHJrt, she kissed Clara efTisive- |
ly.
Ny dear" szid she I'm sure con-
gratnlate you And the girls viii be de-
lighted
The Misses Brighton were apt daugh.- |
ers Of 81 accomplished q mother. To hear
their greetings 70 GGrs no one would /
ever have suspected that they had been |
angling 50 long and 50 steadily for Or |
Cecil themselves
But the doctor knew that he had won
prize. And Clara vas radiant. hap
py. And, under these circumstances.
what mattered il who else vas disszii.-
G.lH