The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29

likes 10 luiilh VI iletiS p"p9 suh0t
ing"
y should think not agreed the
friend
1T didn't bother her in the leas-.
She just raised her eyebrows aud
half smiled and said that it was too
bad Too bad! | should think ii
was too bad. And then she said.
Have you tried catnip?' | declare
was SO provoked | could almost
have, hit her with my umbrella.
As ii | hadn't tried catnip. ! don't
know what | haven't tried, reall1
bat nothing seems 10 do her goot
And, Of course, can't get wink
Of sleep al night-not win.
Harry takes her up in his arms ana
walks the floor with her. and thas
qniets her for a little while, but Jas
as soon as he goes to lay her doWH
again she wakes up and begins &c
scream. and, Of course, ta4s wakes
mo. too, just as an doing of
The way I've felt AFTER enc Of those.
nights | cant begin 70 tell you. !
have terrible headaches at least
mad q terrible headae ne tie last time
and I'm really not fit for a thing.
Harry, too, poor fellow, quite feels
it. He looks positively haggart
after his rest has been broken in thar|
way. was telling this Mrs, Rich
ardson how worried | was about Il.
Wen, Of course, she doesn't know
Harry so awfully well. but | did eX-
pect she would sympathize with mo
LITTLE"
She didn't?"
"She didn't seem to, certainly.
She saidt ut must be very har3
on hint" But she said it in such
an Unconditional. perfunctory sort OF
way that she'd better not have said
anything al all. You know, 1t
really would be very serious thing
indeed if Harry's health should
break down. I'm sure / don't know
what | should do, With the baby to
take care oftoo. can't depend on
that nurse one bit, she's SO careless.
/ caught her the other day giyiag
that poor little angel its milk foar
degrees lower than II should have
been. And then when | came To
question her what DO you think |
found out?"
"What?"
THAT she didn't use the Their
mometer at adjust squirted tho
milk on the back of her hand TO see
If il felt warm enough. Now did
you eyer."
IT'S no wonder the poor little dar-
ling has the collie so much. But
Mrs. Richardson didn't seem TO think
it was anything out of the way. She
is naturally unsympathetic; that's
what's the matter with. her.
when did YOU meet herr"
ION Wednesday afternoon.
Then perhaps that explains r."
said the friend Il met her on We'd
nesday afternoon. and she was suffer
ing with the toothache and she said
she was going downtown TO have the
tooth cAtracted She's been having
rather a hard time lately She's noe
more than two weeks out OF the
hospital. YOU know. and her two
grandchildren. whom she adores.
are down with the scarlet fever. aud
they won't allow her to go to the
house and nurse them. Then all the
money she and her husband invested
in some copper mines has been Loss
and they're going to be Obliged 20
sell their home, and this last illness
of hers has been very expensive and
even now they're afraid she'll have
TO 90 back TO the hospital She
saws she believes she'd rather die.
though. she has had 80 much pain
TO bear. for the last ten years and
they wont give her any hope Of q
cure
why" exclaimed the young ma
iron. Il never heard Of any OF all
this, She never said a word about
g."
she doesn't complain much said
her friend But al the same sac
has troubles Of her own