The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05

nervous. sangune temperament, are llapie
to fever for slight causes"
"Have you been over to BagdadE' ue-
manded Mr.. Deck OF Tommy
eyes sirn replied Tommy, unfalterngiy.
az went Yesterday morning with Harry
Tucker. We went to see the thihS oio
Uncle Iiiah Blakes made. Its a man saw
ing wood, and goes by wind like paper
wind. mill Uncle I.iiah said he'd white
me one for two nic<les.'
Bless nv soul! exclaimed the doctor
Then he looked at Tommy's vaccination
spot. ,n ;a
1T never took good, you know, SAID
, To,,r,v's mamma, ''rhe girls were all
right, but Tommy's was contrary
, Now if any one can have the hearV 10
2 hold rose over hot fire and see 1t VIII
$ and shrivel he can have some idea OF "i'a'
befel Tommy Deck within the next week.
He did not have smallpox, but something
;, nearly as bad. scarlet fever and after the
, first dav he became delirlous ana knew no
if one. He chung, however, closely '" his
,o fond mother whom he took to be MIS-
= Trcl,er. and he wrung her heart by emplor
: ;nr her not to 70 away. 81 spect Il ike
es mamma, if could get chance 10 ees
tb acquainted with her. But shes awful
as husy. and don't like boy S as we'll as girls
he | forget and rumple her bangs anu ie'
M frills, and forget about the FORKS anu 'he
,t- snoons. But you re so coy to have rounu,
~ Mrs Tucker, and please do tell me that
"' story about the wild bear of County Clare
NY s'o'S "''
,ed again :, o.
~, Unluckily, Mrs, Tucker herself was
: l.nt close at home with her boy harry'
who was sick with that dreaded smallpox,
49, so the story OF the wild bear could hoV oe
repeated Plenty of other stories were
Wv and dust gathered in the pretty parlors'
~, and the spring honnets came, ana st''l Mis-
Deck thought of nothing but tommy
w, Put at last there came day, what Il happy
dav if was. when, he knew her, ana olo
Dr Sanders said that if he did not catci
cold. and if he did not have drolsS, U
half = dozen other complications, he woul'
"o ,oo,, r,end and ne out again. To look at
ould soon n'e''' '''' ,4oo,o His hal;
T.. Tommy was sorry spectacle ms n''
: had GROWN so thin it looked like the W.T.
'''' GOOD vessels of wood and moss and Stuc
,o straight up, dry and dead HIS eliee"
we're thin, and his fingers were SNlhnS
and for that matter the whole OF MS 10"
pp'' was melting, lie trembled when he tre
and was peei'''S .odoa +housan
.s,,,, TO sit up and, he wanted to 40 tlous"
.' things he could not, and IL he ha" new
'''3, r,,lly heen an awful boy, he became oi
he, #
.,. But il was his mother VIII" reao 10 M
r'"' rloved dominoes with him, ana taue
''''"' lin, to use his paint brushes All thin
'' ~ rnd even unhappy things, and after suIph
had made the whole house sweet I"
''''i,' ,,bitewash and paint and securing puriIl
lg the M"''e"''''' :',. n,a,,, and Tommy hims
,a. was allowed to 90 out sunny o"HS' AZ
heck scared him and surprised his s's'
ood Of ''eeN S'''',' ,,, .ho 1ocla,,tion that
days anu "'' ,,,.or - rey leaf 'rc
,. ,or was going to turn over he" it'i' :,
wv my. with quick remembrance OF the
brfore his illness. broke out lmpetnou'
~ - mamma. don't, Just 90 ON.
uS'"''S Well perhaps that's what it will an"
wa" +, The parlOrs are the pcaSlntest ro'
II "P''' =, ,bo house and | have taken down eN
,hip, in them that can be easily soied
lold its ,,a,,o,, 90 we can enjoy them every e
n" '''"' ing, and am going to stop m"N'''S
ion one Of any sort. fancy cakes, fancy mocNS
may be .ha ,,;rls and all sorts of things thar
orcleigh ,.,o,+ de,l If core and time, so that
k. "hut 80. ,,,,, ,o;srre for more stories and 5
together ,,,r.-I
T. don't GOOD, - cried Tommy. THAT Ii
say. l love-your-horne club Mamma Deck
, always it, our new 'c'''