St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-01-22

In just IL liinut. o''set eo "' .
Teck, peering :.ah g hs, atcn' on
the case of which .5s &c aysd an
impossible uffalo ' a like :
species of ant-eate- 1azf =; iSedis q.
castle which had die SONS u
height and W 9TH &c niehness
whatever, ''in Jus 4 IN = Ms. =.
Johnson will ,e ! VI az "eie
my time to go.." ~,
Have you be- ONT hg pu'
quired Miss Hnn 50 M n'
oh. don't wis q me-
1t developed eery ooe ~"
calculating upo eS -
| minutes which 0t eisW '">
emancipation the g'aoN ~ ons
There is SO Ii; g 70 oe spa
that dischar s<'s ~ e whie,, :,
is transcended It cue "a III an
the world-an j. ssRh. a"i,is-
sion rises suar to q haIse
| cause they hav. chs ar ia''"ae
over which tn ier. 20 an spec",
| late on the nat OF lie lmeh. anu
| wonder whe hf is setan 10 call LOT
an operation or Id 70 me icine. You
can guess al al cedeass nd clrcum-
stances and as whethe or not the
patient com q q relieio stock-oi
the kind gi zen rer 70 m arnluring OF
hymns and sacred songs And in
ward of course lou VII gel to see her
visitors, and you nave most agreeable
time of it in f rurins, as &c whether
the young man it'll t,e sad face is her
husband or her ,rotAef. A patient go
ing away isn't nearly so interesting
of course. II is not to De expected.
Mrs. Joh.son, went upstairs and bade
the little spinai meningitis boy good-by
and fixed hls rictusp before him SC
that he could sec thD1all without hav'
ing to turn: The D le boy was Of g
rueful sort, Nv aitiae My the slightes'
and most fragile Of uses for melting
into tears, and whea rs. johnson said
she was otgoing q pine in any more
his eyes grew npisV Seeing this the
convalescent knew liter than TO re
peat the indiscreet tntement to Win
fired, the brave year Did. whose
right leg was truas in e air with {
great wej4ht holdhl it a a shipmas,
angle. Sic tod stbschil1 she was go
ing to see her own lille girl that day.
HAS she got so leg?" asked Win
fired, and for fear q hurting the child's
feelings, the wonsl said that her little
girl was atlicfed = sinfimated.
Mrs. johnson Kissed them all and
told them Of the candy she was going
to send. them, ind then for the last
time she heard ikeir usual confession,
of desire; Earl,the spinal-meningitis
boy, now recovered Of his tears and cry.
ing shrilly . discrimination to be po
liceman ard ride il the patrol wagon
Winifred 10 be nurse and wear .
white cap. and Gay sturdily content
to have d shovel and dig trench fol
gaspipe. 80
The nurses 1ssed in the Railways
with their basis and trays, but none Of
these paM apyiettenticn to the con
valescent. for Dne of them knew hel
Except IL the 1st general way. Hel
OWN dI&3W0aa Aau dhSaus
smiled pleasal1y and had congratu
lated her on Ne successful outcome
and had gone hay to wait upon Other
patients espeklly the typhoid-fevel
man, who ra1 his bell persistently
Mrs. Johnson vent into the room
which she eouD no longer call hers ant
threw Oh her 6pe aud hat and waitet
for the familtG step. Having alread.
sent her extrsAPrarel, there was moth
ing to take avn but herself. The book
should become the heritage of the mex
conner. She wondered who she wou!t
be and II she would like s.The Prid
Of the World or "Gladys Heming'
Atonenent" tie better. Somebody wa
comin9. Shesrose and hurried over t,
the dresser to take final look at he
hat. shd hereyes for the last time rest
ed o. The -symptom Sheet" whereo,
the ntrses had carefully noted the med
lical 9oFy Of her case. She seized tn
penc1 and wrote good-by across tn
botton and turned to meet her brown
bear1ed husband, whose eyes wer
brig1t with joy.
Tn minutes later the rattle of tn
wh@ls Of tbe hack died out of tn
strd and Mrs.. johnson was gone
Chic - Recsfd.