New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-10
4 VIEW STORY OF TIA cKERAEs 81
From The Million.

From The Million.
As. toward the end OF October little over thirty
Nord was about to leave the station a, Paris,
English gentleman got into n hrst-cass comparts
ment am. slowing away his small yalise, TOOK MS
seat In one Oi the vacant corners. He noticed n2t
on the seat opposite 70 him was a gentleman vno
appeared to be Ill., His face was deathly pale be
was breathing very hard, and appeared to De 70
Are you III. sir7 Can be OF any assistance 10
YOU" the gentleman asked
Il am very H. the sufferer replied faintiy ! an
subject TO very painful malady. and feeling az
attack coming on while IN Swltzerland' resolved
weeks warning. But feel shall not reach Calas
alive"
But you mus, no, % on. my dear sir" said his
Il am a perfect stranger IN Paris. have come
right through from Geneva, and DO NOT Know
word OF French" replied the sick man. almost II
lit will never do Cor you 70 travel In that stata
Come. let me- help you out before the tram stsr's
soon. But by the friendly aid OF porter he 81;
the sufferer out OF the train. placed him gently ~
cab and had him taken 70 the hotel wnSn nv
himself had Just quilted, and where ne knew ~
sick man would receive every attention Sarins 'Vs
him on the way with all the TENDERNESS VI
woman he babe him cheer up, Tor ne Mem
phvsician who was one Of the highest authorizes
on the particular disease from WHICH nc "a' ''
fering. x,.as,,v,v III
nor did he improve much the next uay. lne -
lowing morning relation or the sune'y - L,,i
had been telegraphed fOr-arrNe1. ar .,a- h,
hearted gentleman who had put OF his Jouths! y.
England thrown away his railway rare, ah1 10 ',hs
two nights and a day almost cohslasnus ths
sick mans side. handed over the suHe'e' NV
care OF his friend - 49,, ,,sar hearted
Then and not I'll then. dll this goden,n,a
man decide TO resume hts interrupted JVuani;rg "a
Going into the patients room IN Tue e'''''
bid him good-by, he said: ., -. have In.
II must now wish you farewell as ! Va hasrty
portant business in London. WISH 30'
God-speed toward recovery. ., II, and
The sick man was sill extremely sssc,ors
not able TO 10 more than press ms D,,d
hand and whisper a few words OF grau'uJSo WAS
The relative OF the patient, novel; ssntlsnan
no other than his sister, followed the e0
out OF the room. and said; ,. % tell me 10
You have not done me the nonQr 70 80 80 act Of
whom | and my brother owe 50 slSn 80 m an
Kindness as that which you nave S nnnvronsly ard
utter stranger Had You not so geheh.TS H., fear
SO disinterestedly taken compassion 81 ~ seen him
his relatives and friends would never @ vour kind
again alive In thanking you again 10. Uhou We
ness therefore should Ike 10 KNOW sorfsited the
cost OF your railway ticket II you wiz
10 reimburse YOU the amount = .,a,,an: ~ 10
"no not mention IT," said the geh"e'
OF no Consequence. 49,, r,s,sure Of per-
You will az least DO me the peas"'
r,tiinC us 70 know your name -"
Certainly | will give you my ca'v .,ot out ny
With these words the gentleman ~ Che read
card-case and handed the 'ady NE soIs Thackeray
unon r. the name, william Makepeace -, wss vel
~ was some weeks before the lnVasr his r.
enough 10 resume mis- Journey. uut ne nald vsS
turn 10 England one OF the nrst t a.. compsny win
10 call upon the great noVeist, ~ or the 80
his sister TO thank him persona.N ne p.ieyeo.
Kindness he had shown him when. a. nassstancA
he should have died but for his "h'e''