The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05

dncing love. Then when a substruc-
ture has thus been laid a touch OF
hands. n kiss
II am aware of these methods, com
mon TO all mankind" Interrupted the
visitor. What I desire to learn from
you Is how TO handle that very diff
cult matter OF making a beginning
Subsequent devices may or may not
serve. What / am looking for Is some
thing that must produce a scientific re-
suit just as the mingling OF one part
OF oxygen with two parts OF hydrogen
will produce water"
while I am willing to admit" re-
piled the doctor, that there may be
some means OF producing such an eff
feet, / doubt IL we have attained TO a
knowledge OF It Nevertheless 1 con-
fess that the bent OF my mind Is to-
ward investigation. and i win be In
terested in assisting you to win the
love OF the lady OF your choice by sci
entific means, but''-handing his visitor
the proffered feel could not consent
to take money for what is beyond the
pale Of my profession"
The matter OF the fee having been
settled by the client accepting its re-
turn, the doctor proceeded: "Sfnce you
consider the Imagination the excftant
OF love i am willing TO work with you
! bn this line. But we must In your
case begin with curiosity. since you
say that Is the only hold you have
upon Miss Anderson's attention. Now
suppose you make a mystery concern
ing yourself Hint at some great grief
in your life. some injustice done you
L would not scruple to try TO impose
upon the lady n sin you have commit
ted. OF which you are repentant"
"But. doctor. the time must come
when IT will become necessary to make
plain this mystery"
mot necessarily. but If IL does you
may gain strong point by confesstne
some noble act which your tender con
science has exaggerated into a crime
Shake. doctorr' said the visitor
grasping the others hand THAT sug
gestion IS worth more than any pre-
scription you have ever written"
''That isn't saying much" muttereC
the man OF medicine TO himself.
Il must leave you now" he said Il
1 us lOOhAAAB al hA1 HaI~As -
make my morning round OF visits
Suppose you start on the lines i hav'
suggested. and II you find that yoV
have produced results let me know.
advise you. having made your begin
ming on a basis OF curiosity. TO add I
teaspoonful-I mean a quantum-o
sympathy. leaving the imagination d
come I'm third. after which resort 10 tn
ordinary devices pertaining to court
ship"
"Thank you. DOCTOR" said the visitor
rising and grasping the doctors hans
warmly. and with the same serious lool
on his face that he had worn througl
the Interview be went his way
Within a fortnight the doctor receiv
ed a letter from his client In whici
he laid dowIi his great grief and
sin that he had committed He hai
killed n man for revenge. but had bee
driven to the act through a grea
wrong done him lie was suffering N
end OF mental torture Miss AndeI
sons sympathy had been aroused. an
she was intent upon knowing wha
had spurred him TO kill n fellow beinl
This was a. far as he had gone FL
had noted the rise OF considerable In
terest I'm him on the part OF the ladl
In due time he would reveal that hi
father and mother. who had lived
the wild west. had been murdered b
Indians. he bad not only killed a
the Indians concerned in the massacr'
but he had barbarously taken the
ecalps. acts for which he could neyt
forgive himself
A second letter came in which NJ
Bloodgood spoke OF the murder or b
parents and his confession OF his r
vence. Miss Anderson had been muc
grfeved for him and had been disal
pointed because he had not torture
the Indians before killing them 81
had expressed wonder that be shou
have allowed the killing OF few sa
ages who had murdered bis dear 4
| ther and mother TO trouble bis CO
! science. Surely he must have gre
nobility OF soul TO consider such an q
n sin.
And here. as these two scientist
DIT. Shotwell and Mr.. Bloodgood- hi
intended. the Imagination began
work. Miss BloOdgOod pictured q
settlers cabin. the trees Of the virg
, forest waving over II. the old man 8
\ ting before the frelight at eyenil
smoking his pipe and the old womi
clearing the supper table: then the
: urss Of the red men far In the eyenil