Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-30

That's we'll I'll go with you at once
10 the patient.
II took but few nlnuics for the doc
tor 10 make his excuses and return
ready for departure, and the cab. once
more In motion. turned toward the
neigiborhoOd OF Elton Square. The
house mt which II now pulled up be-
tokened far greater wealth than either
or the other two at which II had
stopped since chartered In Bond street:
but an air of quletude peculiar to resi-
dences in which lie lnvalids In very
critical condition, peryaded the place.
The street door was opered noiselessly
by fotinan before the occlipants Of
the cab were fairly ON the doorstep.
ana the doctor was shown into room
ON the ground floor which answered the
purposes OF library, as much as such
rooms usually do In London houses.
Send me Nurse Moore" said the
doctor
Nurse Moore Is out for exercise" re-
piled the footman, "Nurse Norris is
on duty; ! happen TO know, for she
TOOK the new medicine which carried
up not five minutes ago"
DIR. Blank was little man, and little
men are usually quick In their mo-
lions. But never did man, little or
big. fiy up the stairs Mt the same rate
as lie did before the last words were
out OF the footman's mouth The as
sistant followed. but had only reached
the trsi iioor when the doctor entered
the bed room on the second. Nurse
MOTIFS WIS standing by the bed meas
uring a dose of medicine from a bot
! lie. She was n tall, dark young wo-
man OF twenty-five. very pleasant look
ing, and apparently pursuing her yoca-
tlon with care. as she did not even
look mp when the doctor entered.
None of that, nursew exclaimed the
doctor.
II beg pardon. Sir" said the nurse.
I now aroused al the sense of some in
congruity In the physicians manner,
| which became intensified when n
strange young man very much ont of
breath. almost fell into the room from
the passage.
Il should say. How is the patient ?
I a very warm night, and likely 10 rem
I der him very uncomfortable contin-
/ ued the doctor, with his soul In his eyes
and his eyes On the hottie.
Il think AIN little better, doctor"
said weak voice from the bed, on
which lay man OF about thirty. with
/ the peculiarly emaciated and drawn
/ look which invari. bly, follows pro-
longed or very severe ILL eGs; "a little
7 easier
That's right said the doctor. feel.
Ing the inyalid's pulse. that's right
! Yes. a marked improvement" Then
having completed rather lengthy ex.
animation, he turned to the nurse "A
decided improvement, nurse. For 10,
night we will discontinue all drugs
Give nothing except his usual nourish
ment until come again. DR. W
VIII return Tomorrow, and when we
/ have local practitioner once more in
attendance you will take your instruc
lions from him. In the meantime. give
no medicine. Indeed. l will take Il
with me-" And. without noticing fht
hurt and resentful lock or the nurse
the doctor pounced on the bottle and
transferred IL 10 his coat pocket.
ON that particular June evening tho
assistant at Messrs had beer
gravely cogitaiing whether he would
he justified In wedding the girl of his
choice. who was too delicate to he abb,
TO add 10 the common purse. on n sal
AIRY Of $500 year. rnd had decided II
the negative. Six months after quie
but very happy wedding party re
turned to n very fiourishirg chemist,
shop In the neighborhood of Cnvendisl
Square. which bore the name of tn,
assistant over It's front ms its propric
tor. And II you have ever occasion (,
consult the great physician. you ma,
be sure that. whatsoever his opinion o.
your case may be. he will add as h,
hands yoi your prescription: BE sur
you have II made up nj good chem
lists. Mr.. - is an extremely careful
dispenser. and In addition. PERSONAL.
analyses every drug which goes int,
his place. Thank you. Good morn
ing. .-C Chambers Journal.