The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17

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What kind Of q bottisr' Eroxied War
rsn from the bathroom.
Just . small bottis--not half full
isn al =. on =, mat middle sheifT
oh. mono Helen sat up in bel
That. Shampoo. isas .n Il %aaEs enc % sSss
no. you don'ti You stay right there.
night. Here's The Blamed stafrOstae s
Dsnine the shoe polish How much a you
Aren't the directions on the Yo,.
re- think It's a teaspoonfui every
three hours You'll md a spoon there
In a moment Warren came In with
glass half full OF water.
..0h. dear. that's too much water"
over diiSss or Was sies, brink Helen Is
drank y with an effort.
the Sss = ,s"fAs SoS S1 , ,S Urn .t Oh
But the relief Of the eousht syrup
strsihihs 70 nshi Il on. S tssse o. ea ass
another coughing spell.
Warren lay With his back to her. IN
ominous silence. Another half hour In
sg rnn her s,rangiing efforts 20 keep
See here. punching his pillow, how
iony you going 70 Keep that up?~
Dear' Il m AFRAID that was too much
water. IL hasn't helped bit. Couldn'
! take another dose just so--without any
4a1 Th1oI s 4 said even. three hours1
Il know. but II won't hurt me. and
well both be sick ~ We don't sleep.
got up and took another spoonful OF the
syrup, Like most cought medicines. II
second dose she soon felt drowsy and
She slept heavily until morning. a
orugged. dream-troubled sleep.
1t was after seven when she awoke
Warren was sitting up. blinking at the
Feel rotten" as he rolled out OF bed
Kept me awake half the night with
that bark OF yours"
back. overwhelmed by a sick K drowsine s
she thought OF the two doses OF syrup
Had she taken too muchT
Where the devils my other SOCK
Take a look on that side"
Helen leaned over the edge OF the bed.
but the floor swan beneath her
Get out a clean pair" she murmured
lying back with closed eyes. Dear. |
don't melievc CAN get up. That cough
syrup's made me so dizzy. I shouldn' {
have taken that second"
Who wants you to get up? lie there
and sleep II off"
letting Warren breakfast alone How
ever badly she felt. she was always up.
She could not break her rule now. and
forced herself out OF bed.
BY the time she was dressed she fel.
better, but she knew she was looking
wretched with her swollen. cold-redden-
ed eyes. Always self-conscious. at
breakfast she lowered the dining-room
shades TO shut out the glaring. unbecom-
ing sunlight
fHow d'you feel?" demanded Warren.
covering his grapefruit with powdered
sugar. Told You not TO get up"
Ill De Ell right ss soon as this drow-
einess wears off"
go back to bed. You haven't a bloom
ing thing 20 do. Whatre DIT. Kelly's Of
nee hours?"
From 10 TO ,. think"
Well you get around there before >
and have him give YOU something for
that cough. Tn not going to be kept
awake another night"
But. dear. , haven't coughed once
this morning"
Just the same. YOU 20 to DR.. Kelly
today emphasize TX each word with hts
pounding fist. VIII take no chances
on another sleepless night No wonder
you've always got a cold-you don't
thin. lacy morning gown. Pin tina.
thing up in frontrf
Helen made a fu;ile attempt TO draw
together the low-necked gown.
Get Mrs. Curtis "A PIN he demanded
as the maid came in with the toast
There. row pin Il up! Keep your throa,
covered"
When. a little later. Helen went 10 the
door 20 see him off. he repeated his in.
functions about the doctor.
be sniveling around here for a month
Get this cold out OF your system-that's
what you want TO do. DR.. Kelly ought
TO TX you up In one visit"
Warren gone. Helen went about hei
mornings work. She had too much e