The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13

ding. regina pudding. Favored either with
lemon. orange. citrou. vanilla, noyeau. al
mond, ginger, nutmeg
-Oh. ] know. / know. the lady painted.
Don't tell me any more now. please.
] really don't think 7 can bear IL. L am
SO very much obliged O. Won. indeed ann.
L shall never be at a loss after this. I'm
sure"
lie pressed his hand SOFTLY on her arm
again.
..Lem-me- Observation-Disclosures
Isabel could not stand that. for even as
DR.. Furness preferred the request De shut
his ewes tightly.
You must excuse me. please" she re-
piled. biting her lips, ans duiNerine With
excitement. and then to her dismay. she
found herself breaking into short, sharp
laugh.
The doctor took no offence at her uube-
coming hilarity. but when he rested
minute. continued softly
And iellies. now. how about 1sllies-
4 don't like them" was the Quick re-
ioinder. But II she has hoped TO save
herself she was mistaken. She saw her
amiable tormentor unclose his eyes and dee
nberately initiate his lunEs. I'm despair she
did the same, and craUwei her handker-
chief into her mouth 20 IrcSent the breath
escaping too soon.
There is caNes-foot jelly. IVORY jelly
orange jelly. lemon JeliS. Currant jelly,
cherry jelly. brandy Jelly. champagne
jelly. claret jelly. noy-au jelly. punch
Jelly. jelly with fruit. jelly with pravns.
jelly with"
Might / trouble you. ha! ha. for nay
smelling salts2 I'm. la' ha, feeling
rather faint and breathe" Airs. Icm-
pest gasped.
"Oh. come. come. come" Or. Furuess
said kindly. 'this won't DO al all"
Il think / require q change OF air"
Isabel stammered. still with the same
unreasonable and perfectly mirthies~ iu-
clinaton 10 laugh.
"You might 90 to eiJas- Brighton or
Eastbourne Bournemoudh. or kamssate.
or Margate. or Herne Eay. or Cromer
or Scarborough, OF Southsea, or South
port. or TorQuay, or llfracombc, or Ban
cor. o. LIandudno. or 10 rm hriasv Wells.
or TO the Isle of Wight. or TO the Isle az
Man, TO Jersey or GueruseV-
He stopped here from sheer Inability
10 continue. and Isabel had a aim per
ception that Or. Furncss inquired about
the condition Of her knees again. She
made no attempt TO answer him; but
she was suddenly recalled to fun con-
seriousness by his saying. blandly-
And how about drink. now, what do
YOU drink"
With a stiHed cry, Mrs. Tempest sprans
to her feet.
What do drink" she repeated
wildly. TIA. ha! / drink uothing-that
Is 10 sdN-ha, ha' 1 uou WISH ." utiHh
anything. Ia rather not. ! would in
deed. He he, he
But you take a little wine or spirits
mixed with aerated water. eh?'
Never" isabel cried. lying most pre-
posterously. Il assure Nou ! never do
Ha, ha, ha. And ! never wish to. Tia,
ha. ha, l don't. indeed 4 don't!"
Il am going mad, ! feel / um"' she
muttered, stamping her feet. and wiring
ing her hands. 81 can get away from
him; there's "A deadly fascination about
him. II Fred doesn't come soon he Will
find me gibberiug IDIOT
you might take "a little brandy or
whisky or rum or gins or Hollands. oc-
casiona'ly," Or. Furnc ss continued
suavely, approaching the asitdtej lady.
and once more laying his hand Impress
lively upon her arm, and you could
mix II with either then he drew his
long breath, and his palpitating victim
shuddered convulsively-'sod water,
settler water, potash water. lithia water.
taunus water, brumer waite. lime wEter.
salutarus, apollinaris zoed"1e-'
Mrs. Tempest staggered and began to
sway backward and forward.
"Why. what's the matter" DR.. Fur
ness said gently, very gently AID kindly
he said il.
Il feel M the lady cried. clapping
her hands together. mi in ] want
my husband l think I am goins 10 die"'
Lem me-look at-the-tOngue2
with piercing scream, Mrs. Tenn
pest fell into her chair again.
NO! ha, ma. never! ha. ha' I viii not
l will not. Oh, Fred Fred Ha! ha! har'
The rest was not silence.
The evening of DR. Furness' visit 10
Isabel. Fred Tempest had rather Il stormy
Interview with his old friend Mrs. Car
son.
"Hang it all" he exclaimed. your
cousins methods of cure are rather too
strong. Isabel has been down right liz
the greater part Of the day"
And how is she now. Fred" the buxom
lady asked. biting her lips to preserve
her gravity.
well. she is better now, certainly.
but---
"And she'll remain better. my dear boy;
take my word for it, Are you not COM
ing in to thank Henry
"Thank him" Fred cried. 'Why 7 feel
indebted to him for the wretchecest day
l ever spent"
"Neverthless you'll live to thank him,
you ungrateful boy"
The previous evening when Fred, in
very low spirits. had turned out for his
after dinner stroll, he had called on Mrs.
Carson, with the object of enisting her
always ready syInpat HES for himself as
well as for his wife, and had found that
but kindly-looking middle aged man, to
I whom he vas introduced as her cousin,
DR.. Henry Furness OF Edinburgh.
This gentleman sat very quietly while
the young man explained his troubles.
but when Fred's recital of his woes. and
his annoyance with Dr.. Steadman had
come to end, the Scotch physician look
ed up quickly. with the suspicion Of
twinkle in his prominent eyes.
q reccllect Steadman IN my student
days." he said. The was considered a very
clever fellow then"
so he is now" Fred answered, warmly,
but I can't persuade him that it would
be better TO humor my wife a little bit.
He rubs the wrong way so terribly"
He doesn't think there is anything
serious the matter, l presume"
We'll, no" Fred answered. hesitatingly.
che thinks she is over excitabIe, and"
And that she has more sympathy from
you already than is good for her. and that
she can't bear little Mrs French, Ell,
Fred?" Mrs. Carson interposed. laugh
ngly
"Oh, come now, really"
ooh yes / know, l know all about II,
my dear boy. Isabel is a goose.
There was Silence for a minute, and
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