Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-09

you OIttn, cOEclrdpO OF tnls
great stony wilderness OF n town has
seemed n good deal more home-like since
| knew You"
Meanwhile the usual round Of London
life ran its course. Parliament assembled.
New players aud old favorites enchanted
tie public. Fresh scandals. and novelties
OF toilets, enliyened the pages of society
papers. Another batch Of little girls were
promoted from the nursery 10 the school,
room, and both Nine. DeDrisay and Mona's
hands were full.
May set In with unusual warmth. dry
east winds prevailing, and Uncle Sandy
grew disconnected with his food. restless
nj night, feyeri3h by day, dissatisfied with
his liver, and suspicious OF his digestive
0rg1us.
Il am no sac sure tat Sir Andrew Col.
man gives me that attention he ought, sid
ering a the guineas he has had from mel
Mr.. Maclean' (this was his mini-terJ "ad-
riscs me TO try that man in Savillc Row,
Doctor Carmichael: they say he is wonder.
fui for liver and digestion; and | am regU.
lar out Of sorts
We'll, ! would, Mr.. Craig" sail Nine.
Debri,ay, to whom Uncle Sandy connded
'A' 'pAf8 Va AhA@AlAlb1s VA itAht NV
been looking At all wcll-not q bit like
yourself Of late. | have felt rather uneasy
about yOu. Perhaps a new doctor may
observe something that has escaped the
other. May be change VI air might DO you
good"
Haven't had n total change coming
here2 And last year | felt "A new man!
How is a puir frail body like me togo wan
derins about by my ain sell' Why, the
cure wad b. worse thar the sickness
still, my dear sir, 1t Is well worth while
20 face some difficulties rather than not re-
cover your precious health.'
II know It'll know IT," he growled. i'm
patiently: land ! am just thinking what's
best 10 be done. I'll get Mona TO write
IN ask for an appointment. when she
comes in"
II am sure, Mr. Craig, my poor pen IS
quite at your service
"Oh, thank'ec, thank'ee' III iast wait
till my niece comes in
Mr.. Craig was quite nervous about his
visit o. a new doctor, md ar length ex-
pressed a wish that Nine. D.brisay should
accompany him 10 the doctors house,
though he did not wish her 10 De present
at the Interview.
why did you not say SO at oncc;n she
cried. II should have offered 10 60 with
you. but seeing YOU are a particular man,
| did not like 10 intrule."
''lntrUde, Why no. Of course. you would
not. did think ~ taking my nephew.
but it is not easy for him 10 get away from
business
do not think Of il, my dear sir. ! am.
you know, quite an experienced nurse, and
when Doctor Carmichael makes an mp
pointment, | will arrange to 20 with you.
You are not really III 20 20 alone.
You are varra good. | shall be much
indebted to you"
To '"o iC','',,"'' '"T ""' O"''I
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ooI'S"'Iou 80 "a ~ p','.''.o>S :. -
nv Vs. r's"Pr d" NAV ""' "0
was as 1aei",o"H :
Inc III! ma nee o'n"! went 20 ."n-
SUIT 'he "eLi-H'o" III CaI"I'cn"e'' Hh""'
was rather ia,e' anu went up 70 IFS S'''4's
room before she 'ooA OH heF Aa''
She louhd MN at MS evening hleaI-a
chop ana some "ry toast-Wh'Ie Nine
when she was masking WIN lAe heIP Oh d
Kettle ana spir.t lamp. 49,,
We'll uncle WAat l" INC doctor say
NOT much. he eFldeAtIy thinks am
Ia a bad way lie went 80 Tar a. 10 say
that meiiclhe cou!u 10 me NaIrA H''-e
good. lie just altered my diet a Dlt' am
not 10 u tea or coffee, only a wee crap
whisky in cold water; and he has ordered
me to a foreign place never heard tell OF
before. That's the worst, II I'm 70 dee'
let me have one OF my ain to close my eyes
Out OF London VIII not 20, unless you
come with me, Mona.
V Z denr eInffietc MIS- yyyffprrys s~seHrRa9Sus fr
France. Madame there seems 10 know
/ about it. as she does about most things"
Yes. dear" cried madame brisklv. a,
she blew ont the lamp. and carried the cur
| - the inyaliI The waters are admirable
s5r govt. and rheumatism. and liver, and