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The Bottineau courant., 1912-12-06
CLASSIFIED ADS.
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ENGINE FOR SALE-One 20
h. p. Russell compound en-
CINE, newly lined up,
guaranteed in good running
order. Three years time
given on approved security.
Apply to f. w. Cathro, Bot
tineau, N. d. Q-tf)
FOR SALE-Two stationary
gasoline engines-one new
McVicar 4 h. p,, one second
hand 6 h.p. in good condition
and at big bargain.-H. NJ.
Trent, Bottineau.N. ID. (1tf)
FOR S ALE Some light
horses. r. H. Woods barn,
Bottineau. 11-tf)
FOR SAL Zone six-horse
power Gade, air-cooled gaso
line engine. Will sell cheap
or trade for cattle. .-Ertres-
vaag company. l3-lS)
STRAYED-On or about Oct.
"A, red bull with small
black stripe on back and
some white on belly; age four
years, weight about 400 lbs,
with horns. Notify Chas.
Buchanan, Bottineau, a d
receive reward of S.. 1853
FOR SALE-One pair skating
shoes, size 7, have been worn
three times only. A bar
gain. ' care or I n z
Courant. \I|tt)
FRESH MlLCH COW--F o r
sale. See Geo. S.Nero. (17-1)
The Bottineau courant., 1912-12-06
Bank Positions

The Northern State Bank
Grand Forks called upon the
Union Commercial College
of Grand Forks, N. D., for
two students short time
ago. Mr.. Joe Simmer and
Ella Wick were sent and are
making good. This school
sends many students to bank
positions. Write for~their
free catalog and find out
about it.
The Bottineau courant., 1912-12-06

Miss Lillian Levellle return
ed to her home at Glenburn on
Tuesday. G
Roy Peters left Saturday
morning for Overly to visit
with friends.
Allen A. Fraser and Orville
K. Dawson were visitors from
Omemee on Wednesday.
Don't forget The Crows in
The Fighting Parson" at the
opera house, December 9.
200 boxes of choiceI Wenat-
chez apples. price $1.25 per
box at OMAHA O Johnson's.
Mrs. George Miller, sr., went
to Maxbass the first of the week
to visit with her son and fami.
ly.
Attorney V. O. Soule was in
from Westhope this week at
tending the session of district
court.
E. y. Condit was among the
visitors to the county seat from
Souris the first part of the
week.
Jos. McKinnon left Saturday
morning for Cumberland, BE-,
after spending several weeks
in this city. ~
H. O. Sheldon returned on
Monday evening from visit
at Grand Forks, Fargo and
Alexandria, Mimi.
Miss Ada Greiner returned
faom Canada on Tuesday even
ing where che had been with
her father for some time.
Misses Jennie McBain and
Clara Larson left on Saturday
morning en- route to Fargo
where they have secured posi-
tions.
O. w. Smith of Roth was
visitor at the couty seat last
Saturday between trains. The
Courant acknowledges pleas
ant call. .
William Kress was an arrival
on Saturday evening from Red
Wing, Minn., to look after
some business in district court
this week.
Mrs. George H. Hebert re-
turned from Winnipeg last
evening where she has been
visiting with her. daughter,
Florence.
Peer Stromme, the famous
globe trotter of Grand Forks,
will lecture in this city on
Monday evening, Decembe 8,
at eight o'clock p. m. Don't
fail to hear him.
Highest cash price for all
kinds of poultry, live weight,
delivered at Omemee up to
December 15.-A. E. Perrin,
| Omemee, n. D. I6tf)
Jacob Ohmart and neice,
Miss Ethel L. White left on
Wednesday morning for Lake
ton, Indiana, the later's home.
Mr.. Ohmart will visit fol-
several weeks with relatives.
O. Nordsletten returned to
his home at Souris on Monday
afternoon after visit with
Rev. Syingen and family living
about eleven miles north of
this city. Mr.. Svingen is in
poor health.
Anyone wishing to get a few
points should attend The
Fighting Parson" at Greiner's
opera house on Monday even
ing, December 9. Seats on
sale at Fladeland- Williams
| lJTuS SLOIe.
Noble Greiner arrived Tues
day evening from the Canadian
northwest where he has been
homesteading. He recently
made final proof and will pro-
badly remain here during the
winter months.
The Presbyterian ladies aid
will do plain sewing such as
children's clothes, aprons, un-
dergarments, etc. Will also
tie conaforters. Work guar
anteed. (16-2)
/ Mesdames Harry Hawker of
Westhope, and Robert Dougal
of Lyleton, Man, and their
children, visited at the home of
Mrs. Mabel Harris of this city
from Thursday until Saturday
of last week.
The Bottineau courant., 1912-12-06
WEATHER REPORT.

Observations taken At Bottineau, North
Dakota, under the direction Of the weather
bureau OF the q. 8. Department of Agr1.
culture. for week ending Dec. 3, 1912
The Bottineau courant., 1912-12-06

Readings taken at 7:OO q. m. Maximum
and minimum temperatures and precipita-
tiOn are for the tWenty.fOur hours preced-
Ing ZOO a. m. of day given.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

Cots 63 unb 66 In loneiport6's Cur
pep Iurfep Bottom. $1,000.
Senrp gorbes on Bertha Duntin
Cots %, 20, 80 unb 81 in 6p. Cor.
ots llnterabtb., Robmonne. 81.
W. D. COOPER an Morp W. 9eisne
so Sub an Guniet Npe. 81.
Wm. y. @pobbue on 5enrp ). Bro
lamp, 843 Sub an WarIaip pife. 81
Soutbern Ohio 9. gt. So. an
Mdrn 9erilen, Got 500 in 5airfol
llnierabtb. $95.
0eo. 9. Rebolb an Saeob q
Snmibt, 80 s5ub an 1aft 4pe. 81.
Ulorp 80. Sturaes an Sds. 5. Wils
liams / Got an glabitone apeniie.
$500.
Sos. Z. WilIiams an annie Wils
liams, / Got ON DO. 81.
g. g. Wuhmore an Worn e.Wuhs
more, DO Sub on Woormon apenut.
81.
4aron m. Roberts an Wm. g. g.
Sstamp (0uit CLAIM 10 7/12 Jub
an Dine, maize 8. 4ps. ST..
Sobngueder an Sohn Wesmann, 63
ader in Settion l Green 2otpnfbip
$4,000.
gofinssr &Soptins an gitp Of Gin.
einnaii, Got 6 in Q. II. 8. unterabtb
We Yregor gart unb Is Jub an garns
ibap goe. 81.
Gugenia 8. Bragg on bo.. cine Got
an moobburn Ipe. 81.
6. gD. GlepeIano on bo., / Got on
GlepsIano Ipe. 81.
Sobn W. SulIipan on b., cine Got
an 9iIhert unb SuIIdr ape. $500.
Sobn 5enrp Wtuib on bo., Cots !.
2 uno in 9bus. grop's llntsrabtkis
lung. $500.
Marn Sullipon an bo.. cine Got an
Sulfar Npe. $1,000.
Ann port on Soispb 6. garmann,
cine Got an Sbio Ipe. 81.
9lnn qurt an Sobii @patt, cine Col
on DO. 81.
@irsinia u. Runis on Gitp of Gin.
einnati. 25 Sub an Sit Water Str.
$475.
5r,o. ). Qobbsr on Gitp Of gintin'
natl. 5 Cots in ". grtenbreher's In
teraoih. eins Got in Wiasbras Inter
abth. $3.50.
Jrant g. Gunner grst., on DO, 4,
ader N S.tt. 8 Wlillerset SorpnIhip
$500.
Mm. W.bsr Ii. u. on GIisabe.b Ws
Der, ! 4der in Settion 5 Wiuer.et9p
81
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Gruno.iseutbums llebertrasunsen

Cincinnati, 80. SuIi.

- +" - - - - 49,
Senrp 5pffsIb on George 8. 2eus
gers, 10 Sabre 2saie auf eineu sbeiI
bon Cots IA unb Is in g. %. 8lunt's
eriter 4bbition in 2odlonb; idhrlihe
Wietbe $500 nit benz pripilesium bes
4ntaufs fur $4,000.
gbarles =. Rourie, Srufte. on
Jreb. Rad, 2ots 81 unb 68 in W. y.
Separbs 4bbition in Wt. 5ealtbp. ST..
Senrp Debrenbers an Diolo Graz
BAN, Got 4 in 5enrp goroes' Inter
abtkiluns In RoBmopns. 81.
WiLIiam 8. Sobn an Sobn 6oud
grsfpins Co., % tei 80 Jub an Der
Sitieiie ppn 8ins Strnbe. norhIid bon
Grams ILlep. 81.
Wlaria R. Gphn u. ". an bic Jobn
5aud grstping Co.. bofelbe Gisens
tbum. 81.
Mareapet Wegube, Rahlnbperpols
term, an 9bomas u. sJobniton. 80 b.i
81 SUB an Der Subieite BON poplar
Ctr, srpiiten Qinn unb Jobn Strobe,
ebenfO so bel 80 Sub ON Der Rorbjeii.
BON SIiner Ctr, 5pif9en .Jobn uni
QiRn Str. $4,000.
u. 6. pi.rion an Jofhuo 6. piers
ion, elm 1raet 2anb on Der Giibfpeit'
ede BON aocuft unb 6omilion 4Dsnus
ulfo 2.03 4der an Arnolb Ronb In
Settiou 80 in WliIlcreef lp., sbenfl
/ Got "a unb 9kil bon Got % In q
g. pierion's rnterdbtb,, Cots ] unb {
in 81. 6. pRrfon's Ilnierabtb. 81.
Stanlep gberioEe an Ddpib Suffice
$50 bel 120 JuB an Der Giibipeftsd'
Don 5. uno BAIL Strabe in California
$1,000.
9beobors =. Spear u. u. onaFinori
Crane, q CUB on Der GiibItitt BOZ
Mulberrp Strabs. SO SUB rptfIi1 boz
6usbes Strube. $500.
| Ri6arb Crane an Mnrp Hroser
baftlbe eisentbum. ST..
Hihurb Watbers an Gli3obetb @
Simiid, 9beiIs Der Cots 2O5 nnb 2Ot
in VorDooo Bart 2. unterdbtb- 81.
Jnlio s. Rantin on 1ranf 8 S.mpIfs
115 JuB on Sopannob dpt. 81.
u. 8. Rencomb an Geeilk 9
Woobs. 40 Sub an Blair Mps. 81.
| Sam. 8. Juhs an 5sroeI Meftea
25 Sub an Der anirel Ctr. 81.
| Gerb. 8. Gorbes an Mnno g. Rp
lius. cine Got an Der Robs G1abl
l&1.
! Gsha1e apSsss az .aafR .Asboel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

Geo. 6. arnfcI an grice SIN Cleo.
tric D. II. 6. o.: $4,000.
State C'Gonncu an s. 6. RapIano;
$1,000.
@etiIste ppotbefen.
Balm Bros. Go. an GnnieI s..
Scott; $4,000.
gioIa grabam an Senrp Goroes;
$40O.
eoiuarb q. Sd,utlion an 5. 10.
SeIef; $500.
annic 6. sSispatrif on Yriee SilI
go. z &. 1t. Q. Co.; $500.
goa gitdnndn an Snflep q. II. s.
Co.; $4,000.
autberine Silberg oil Soiitbersl
Ohio 5apings 9nitf 60; $4,000.
Snnnie Aotban an Carlisle Y. II.
Z. Co.: $4,000.
SanlueI isuts OH eagle 2. II. 9.
Co.: $2250.
aoa s. SaIop al getna SnIoD;
$1,000.
gtoru e. giIoip an Senate 8. H.
.. Y. Co.: $4,000.
Gam. Goldberg on Gam. Soiepl
$1400.
Wnrp G. giIIotp on Soitherr
Ohio 6. II. Z. Co.; $500.
ssohn 81. Sen an 9eortbipeitern .
Ii. g. Co.; 1876.
Soiepb s. a1rsIer an Senrt
Riermann; $11OQ
ssannp 9sntban on Carlisle %. II
g. Co., $4,000.
Collar Supiirps ReoItp 60. on s
). grofpforb; $4,000.
Sean SpieIman an Columbia 9. II
2. 60; $4,000.
Wabel @htte an Court ctr. War'
fet q. II. g. Co.; $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31
N:aoe(@a.
ylopelle
bon DaIburgis Senri4 8.
(TortIe epun1.)


esutoff unD feline So6ter iparen
borauf Dorbereitst, bob ibr thsurer
pflssIins lie perIafsn polte. Gr trdt
elm, um iid 81 perabifneoen. unb obs
pobl globei6a beute nit gorbebu6t
bas 9eDanb Der Stlapin trus = INN
f6ien es, ais umpuQe elm 9lorisn-
itein tbr Saupt. Rai4 trat er auf iie
8u, nm iis gu binbern, linn, benz Gbelz
mamie, in iibliher WeiIe Die oano gu
tiifen fabte ibre hioen 9Gnbe, unb
fab ibr fprIdenb in bas rubig itrohs
lenoe 4use, in tpeldem er ibren aampi
unb ibrsn Siee iiber iia fetbft su leIen
i6ien. unD hauhte eiuea aub auf ibre
Stirn.
6eiliae Stille berri9te einen Qus
senblit unD DerIdIob in luutlofsm
Gntsiiten Die 2ippen 5ipeier Sterblis
den, in oeren 6er5en Der 5immel eins
getehrt mar, beren 8lide in iiberirois
fnem @lanse ftrablten.
Dimitrn fa11b auerit bas Wort.
-J1 Tam, faete er nit bstpsgtsr
5timme, bieiss gaitfreis Saus ni9t
perlaffen, obne meiner holoen Retteriu
al banten fir oas neugsihentte 2eben
bas ih fortun boppelt geniebe, benn id
fible, bab ih nun ert gu leben anes.
fangen. MD6ten auG Sic bisfes Ia.
ges nit Greu6en geoenten, unb Der
Ghreden, ben sic erlitten, niht nah.
tbeilise GoIsen nah Iih 5isben.
Gtriibrt ertenne i6 Sbre Sbails
nobn,e, gndbiger 5srr, erfpiberte Ra,
oef9d bo9err5tbenb. Sd fiible mid
.rpgsrumen rphI une hnnte bty a1ts,
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&
Iis9 Die 2eibsisene Sbres Ontels2
- Sic ipirb es niht longe mebr
Iein; mein Sntel fpll iie mir fdenten,
bieie Simmliihe.
- Dtmitrp! SD bpffs, sic baben
feline unlauteren Mbfihten nit bieiem
MGohen. Sf tenne iie 3par nitf, ies
bod nah Illem, mas meirs Sdtpeiter
BON ibr fast, mub fie cine riihmlife
ausnabme ibres Gtanbes iein. gs
ipGre iebr unebel, Elm unoerfhnloetes
llnsIiid 81 mibbrauden, nno cine
Stlapin audi in ibren eigenen Iu9en
berabauipiirbieen.
% Qnna Simonotpna, fir mas
bdlten Sie MIDI! Bin ia Oenn elm Ii
ger in Der WiiIts, Der nur auf Raub
ausgebta Der S6nee, Der 9bau pss
SimmeIs tit ni6t reiner, als meine 8es
fiibIe fir biefe Sunsfruu, Die ipiirois
iit, ale aronen Der Welt duf ihrem
Gnaelsbaupte 5u troeen. ., sic ipIz
fen nidt, mas nit mir oorgegansen.
- Heben sic, 0imitrp, - 8erz
trausn um 0srtrouen! SD babe S6s
nen jiingIt mein llneIiid mitsetheilt.
unb babe nun audi esredte anipriihe,
mid Sbres Slides frsuen gu ourfen.
unb setpib. sic foQen cine thsilntbs
menoe 5rsunbin in mir iinoen.
- 9as ipeiB ih. tbsure 4nno; Sic
allein biirfen es boren, benn sic oqein
tpsroen es periteben, mas MIDI bes 3es
bens ODDITIES bat ertennen IdHen, uno
pas it errineen mub troB 9orurtbeil
uno llnIinn. gieleiht tebarf ib babel
Sbrss geiitaubes. ipenn mein Sntel
| it6 meinen Wuninen ritt geneigt 3eis
gen iouts. IS lit felt aurSem cine
msrtIits adIts 3piiten ibm unb mir
eingetreten.
- gDas ih permqg, tsbt 81 S9rem
9isnits. gr3dblen Gle.
Dimitrp pertraute isjner 5reunbin
aues, mas mir i'm aui ptr Sniel uno
ipdter in Sutoffs 6ouie bdbsu srkben
Ieben, ia sr perbars ihr niht. bab feline
anoers ais Rabsida ieins Satin txrs
ben ioue.
gBie niro es abtr nit S6rer
grautpubI uuf preIuti} iasts gnna.
Dus piro sinsu amosonsntrieg perans
Iaifsr. Ssbenfalls miiTen sic bahin.
bsnn sic biirfen oieie beiratbsluitigen
| Sch0nen nicht ale um lbre SoffHun1
brinBen.
- Sd tonn.e ia bod i'm beiten JuIle
nur Ginsr Wiinihe srfullen.
- 9Iauben Sic bos niht, nuf bic
fen 8rautpablsn folsn ii6 gar pisIs
Yartieu MAIDEN. Der Grbe, fur bell
bic grautpabl ansoronet 1T, bat freis
lib bic 4uspohl unter 4lIen, Dieleihi
uud unter Gensn, bersn 5ers bertits
peritentt 1T; bennch abmen 8isl.
ben Grben iheinbdr mad, oos bsibt
| iis pGbIsn ii6 bic DAME hires 5erssna
gum 1ans uub aud fiir's aebtn.
-4uf oisis 4ri itehsn iih bic Rad
foIgsnoen pisl beFr. aIs Der grbe
oenn Iie Iinb bod fpenisft.us iiher
nitt obne ibrr Dame ginptuigun1
su pGbIsn. BUR unter biei.r 8ebin:
eune fpGts in 3utunft bic grouttpabI
itattfinben, lpenn iis niht einem ori.n'
taIiften StIaoenmartte dbuli9 fsir
| iDn.
Go esbsn Sic, bic neue Sitt.
bort einsufifbren.
- Mein 5ers bat eepdblt-
(5ortiesuns folst.)
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ReueSp o I + c I G II.


sSreb. giaf an Gilmore 6. II. y.
Co.; 500.
artbur Graham on 9eopIe's 9. II.
6. U. Co.; $3.50.
.SeIena &. SIab on 9rice Sin gto.
9 9. II. 6. Co.; $4,000.
glnnie e. Sispotrid on So.; $500.
Catherine S'SooIe on Gate SO.
Cuban; $500.
Hparp 6. giIotu an Carlisle 9. II.
g. Co.; $1,000.
Seorge s. sIcomb-on eSobn Reulpe
II. 81; $4,000.
9ioIa @rabam nn Senrp Gorbes
1922.
). U. 8ebr on SnfIep Sssrnproueo
g. II. g. Go; $4,000.
3homns " Ssyobniron an Wsarearei
MtGabe, GpfaItrir; $1,000.
@Ieun SO. Bono on u. y. @arrpid
S1125.
Gupib gP SyiiIiiee OH GtnnIen uni
Wilton GberioIe; $1,000.
eSsrael Reises an Goele g. II. 8
a.; $2250.
asohn $. @eg1rnm an 9sonpare;l
g. u. Co.: $1,000.
Wfarn SO. sSos an &eitern German
gnnt; S27 900.
glisabetb @eber on SssObn Sooapp
$3.50.
9ora gbrbarot onDsoIitor 6. IL
Y. Co.; $1,000.
glinnie Rrbbp on 8ine Ctr. gobIl
6. II. Y. Co., 5000
gsdairiee 9opis on 9. O. @eoor
man II. a.; $475.
ssoiepb g8. gsearer an bo.; $f25
9enrf u. stIettner ON Nenoiion .
U. Ro. 2; $1250.
Martin Tete ON 2iberaI 8. II. q
Co.: $500.
60. a. Wsnipn an So; $3.50.
annn aplilis an Gnterpriie y. q
u. 8. Co.; $4,000.
| glaube Dt. Gcpis an G. g9. BRO
bnseo; S84250.
8. o. unb g. g. SebIer an Wsi
SeaItbp 9. II. 8 Co; $1,000.
Oscar 8. aeiH ou bo.; $500.
| Gonrob S. 9Iane on DO; $2500.
albert Vfeiifer ON DO. $4,000.
ssoiepb Ghpuger on oc.: $500.
Wnrp gs. 9eirne an Do,ilg Wseu'
lW. II. 6. Co.. $1,000.
Mnrn N. .@eirrR an Wf. q. Goo
per, $500.
wsinnie Gesmmo-on R. %. Craig
1890.
| Sos. 3. gsiuianig an Same Gtrnb
%. g. u. 6. Co.; $1,000.
| Abele ". Sbolrnmr on bo.; $225l
| Sipen 9oennies ON proDioent Dl
lu. &. Co.; $4,000.
/ Mntn Shnitfer an Goirnori
| greiping Co.; $700.
i Dsnrp G. 9inofp on-2 -2ouro Guna
Hing; $4,000.
| @iu. snitb an. llnioH.g. .. H. 2
IGo.; $500.
i 5rnllf Netulnn an Snitbern Oh
6. i. &. Co.: 5000.
i Gbns. 2eppert on MIeznnnio g. !
lD. u. go. 2; $1,000.
i Gbns. 6. Gerfe SSoutbfibe 8. /
9. Co.; $500.
wldrtn q. Mnde an Nouss o.
I llDnus Co.. 121oQ
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onridte, anb ruff bie GomiIitupdssr
gum Sample auf. bomit Der atgtns
ip1rtigen Wlsbe Elm gnoe nit Ghre'
den bereitet iperbe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-30
She Is Easy Enough to Find You Look Long Enough

humbug, as it is FOR the real good of
the patient, Sir William Jcnner used
to say that ii the doctor could only
persuade the patient that he was
thoroughly in earnest IL mattered lit
tie what his manner was, for half the
victory was won.
Cheerlness is not an absolute es-
sential. thought IL doubtless plays a
part, as no patient can like Il doc
tor 10 come 10 him with a look OF
despair on his face. Sir Richard
Qualn used to tell how. when quite a
young man. he was asked 10 assist
very well-known physician. SIR
Richard assumed an expression which
he thought correct, when his senior,
turning and catching sight Of him, re-
marked For heavens sake. man.
don't look Ike that or they'll think
you are the undertaken
Medical students are now taught
many things which twenty five years
ago were never thought Of, but they
cannot be taught how to deal with
patients. This is closely connected
with tact, and tact Is mainly innate
and varies greatly i'm different peo-
pie. while IL can only be taught i'm
perfectly. Presence Of mind is also
important, as Us shown by the story
OF certain doctor, who sometimes
INDUCED not wisely but too well in
the pleasures OF the dinner table,
on one such occasion he was called
hurriedly 10 the bedside OF a certain
naughty club woman. the wife of a
hnancier. lie proceeded as best he
could, and his first act after greet
ing her was TO take his watch from
his vest pocket to count her pulse
This, however. was too much for
him in his befuddled condition. and
proceeding 10 replace II, he muttered
10 himself, Drunk again. To his
astonishment, the lady caught hold Of
bis hand. and, with tears, cried out.
yes. | know, but OH, doctor. don't
mention II and 1t shall never occur
again"
or latter-day surgeons. Frederick
Treves and Morell Mackenzie were
two OF the most successful. One is
sim with us. though the other alas.
has gone some years. DR.. Treyes
had when in practice. the most de-
lightful manner. as the ariter can
testify from personal experience. Dr.
Mackenzie had the most charming
manners. and was most courteous,
always anxious 10 show consideration
to rich and poor alike. and j good
story that he used TO tell against
himself bears this out.
\ certain old gentleman who was
very proll% and terrible bore, used
TO come every morning about 10
o'clock. Just when the doctor was be-
ginning to be busy, and 10 insist on
going through all his symptoms each
day. Sir Morell was the poli,cst OF
men. and would not hurt the old fell
lows feelings. though he wasted val
uable time. He stood IL for some
time, but at last hit on the plan of
Immediately painting the patients
throat with some innocuous fluid and
telling him that he must not speak
for two hours.
This answered admirably for time.
when Sir Morcll. going into the hall
for some reason or other. one day
met the old man coming out OF one
OF the waiting rooms and was in
formed that he had waited two hours
os he had forgotten to inform Sir
Morell Of some new sNmptoms.
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boodless hand clasped the wee baby
hands to her breast with passionate.
protective love. Her wan lips moved
half in sleep. murmuring broken words
OF endearment. She raised her head
feeblv as ] moved toward the bed,
smiled at her brother.
"r amt had no luck. Nell" said he,
manfully. "'cept 10 find this here
lady, as is good sort. straight as
when she might have. You tell 'er
all about II. Nell, and p'r,haps she'll
do something for you an the baby"
Nell struggled 10 sit up In bed,
cuddled the baby In her thin arms.
and smiled at me.
I'm none so hard up. lady" said
she COURSE. the cold and the hun
gers somethin' cruel sometimes. but
Gods good TO me. he is. My man
wouldn't have left me IKE this cos
wouldn't never lift a finger 'g'lnst me.
like come. and We WIS that happy
TIL he got plnched. and me her Ill
abed and couldn't so much as get to
the court to see him. But Gods good
10 me. lady. and the iittue un here's
a fine boy and that good, and don't
cry like the brats as one hears.
a-keepln' their mother on the walk
all night. and me with no bread to
cat.
"But Gods good as brought you
here, lady. and IL you can give me a
bit o. somethin' TO eat SOS can get
my strength up and go 10 work again
In q day or two. Tn be that CRATE
fun.
Do YOU see? Not word or com
plaini Wasn't il wonderful?
sent the boy for some food. and
did what ! could for the woman
she was a mere girl OF 1o--then. when
her husband came out OF prison. work
was found for him and am glad TO
say nc worked well and honestly.
But the point OF my story is this:
what use would It have been un-
less she had possessed the pluck and
spirit TO help herself-the 'ne courage
to 20 on thanking God for his
goodness when weaker woman
would have been reduced 10 the low
est depths of despair
Few of us. ! fancy. have known
such depths Of poverty-such near
possibilities OF starvation and utter
Yet how seldom we face our far
lesser troubles I'm tho same brave
spirit, and, from the darkness that
surrounds us. cry out, God is
eoodI''
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The Bedside Manner
By CHESTER E. HUMEs, M. D

Reticence and the choice OF words
are two important factors In what Is
known as the bedside manner"
which it is impossible to define, but
at the same time forms an impor-
tant adjunct to the physicians stock
in-trade. wise man once remarked
that he often regretted having spoken,
but never that he had remained silent,
There are probably many physicians
and surgeons who could say the same,
for thoughtless word or look may
easily shake the confidence OF pa
tient and produce even more serious
results. AS an instance OF the result
of a careless word It may be men
TONED that Delane, the famous edi-
tor OF the London Times, Is said to
have guessed and published the ap-
pointment of the second Lord Lytton
as vlceroy of India (Which the gov
erDment wished TO keep secreO from
the chance remark OF a well-knoWn
physician who was sitting next to him
at dinner. and who said that Lord
Lytton had consulted him that morn
ing as TO the fitness Of his constitu-
tion to withstand the climate OF
India.
Indecision is fatal; whether In man
ner or speech there Is nothing that
more upsets a patient or causes those
around him to lose confidence In their
medical adviser, as II suggests that
he does not know what is the mat
ter While overconfldence is wrong
both morally and scientifically, IL
should be remembered that in medl-
cine. as in other things, he who hesi-
tates is lost,
Another important point is that tho
doctor should make his patient be-
leve that he is thoroughly In earnest
and takes the greatest interest in his
case. even though he has to assume
an interest where he has II not. IL
must not be thought that this is