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"Now I am going to tel you just what
my husband said tO me this morning,
Doctor, word for w 41," ‘ and the invalid,
kr,. Stephens, lay back again an the sofa
pilliwe, the very picture of misery. The
family Pardelant who was called on an
average to the Stephens m melon three
hundred andraixty times a year, drew a
chair close to' the couch, and waited quiet
ly for his patient to open - her book of
complaints.
"Last night, you see, Doctor, I had an
ill turn, and he wanted to come for you
but when I got's° that be dared to leave
me, be coneinded, that we'd better let you
sleerk t '' '
"Much obliged to him," said the Doc-
tor, with a little sarcastic emphasis on `the
personal pronoun. "liUt , 4rigtit was the
first undisturbed night's nail have enjoy
ed for a week."
Mrs. Stephens continued : "This spell
was the same as I had the last time you
were sent for, Doctor—"
"A. slight nervous attack," broke in the
physician, "nothing more."
"Well, it don't make any difference
what ynu call it, it was mighty and to
bear; but let me tell you what my hus
band said first, Doctor, before we go into
symptoms. When he was going down to
breakfast, he says to me, "Kate what shall
I send you-up ?"
"Says I"I don't wa nt anything in the
world but a good strong cup of tea. Tell
Bridget to send it up in the little tea-pot,''
I saw, Doctor, that he didn't move after
I said this, so I turned and looked up at
him and such a picture of rage and dis
gust,' never saw in my life. Finally,
says he, "tea! tea! tea! ifs nothing but
tea from morning till, night. "Kate,"
says he, "you are the color of a ch inaman
now. Why don't you order a piece of
beefsteak, and a slice of brown bread, and
a cup of chocolate; that would be a sensi
ble breakfast I"
"But John, "says I, you forget that I
am sick and have no appetite." I was all
ieady to cry, but I was determined that
he ahouldn't have the satisfaction of see
ing the tears fall.
"Forget," sal she ; "forget? I wish to
Heaven I could forget Its nothing but
grunt and groan from one year's end to
the other I I have lost all patience with
you," says be. "When
.we lived in part
of a house, and you did your own house
work you were as well and as happy as
anybody, and no.man ever had a pleasant
er home than John Stephens; but what
have lup to leave, or come back to ?"
and this,- Doctor, is what - he ended up
with:
"Kate," says he, "you art nothing mom
nor less than a drunkard ! and in the
sight of God, more culpable than most of
the men who stagger through the streets;
because the majority of those poor devils
have some sort of an excuse for their con-
duct, and you hfivn't the slightest. You
hatie a luxurious home, a hukband doing
his best to make you happy-everything tin:
der the light of the sun to please you, and
- yet you will persist in swilling tea." Yes,
D 'ctor, milling was the word he used—
) o! hoo; boo! Oh dear me rto think I
should ever have lived to have hOard such
dreadful language from my husband's
mouth ; and then says he—"and making
me as miserable a wretch as - walks the
earth."
"Pretty plain talk," interrupted e
Doctor, with a shrug of his broad oul
ders.
"Oh yes," sobbed the victi' , "and so
awfully coarse and unkind. If I had had a
spt-11, and died there before his very f
I don't believe be would have cared a
snap of his finger. I tell you, Doctor El
lis, there is such a thing as a man's get
ting li.tidened.7
"Faideutly," replied the physician,
with 13, lacon icistn absnl itely painful.
"131 t my losband nAling in the
world to trouble him but just my poor
health ; acid I am sure I can't help that."
This rem i
irk was more n- answer to her
companion's tone and manner, than the
one single word that had accidentally
escaped his lips, and this the Doctor felt.
"Anybody would think, by the way he
goes on," oirThiaped the irate . iwinan,
'that I enjoyed myself with spasms, and
cramp , 4, and fainting fit& Anybody
would think it w.O a pl.msUre to me to
feel, every tine I see a funeral proci-ssion,
as if the hearse was going to stop at our
'ior next. Oh yes! such a life is very
en j 'very, indeed."
D letor Elia Wok notice of these last
words; the man's eyts grew Inminous,
acid Li 4 whc..e face declired that be con
sklered hon-Ifof tn.-Aster of the z=ituglion ;
•,11,1 if MN Stephens had not been s", en
. 1 1r•viy tak-u up with her own aillinent3,
meartil and physic it, that honest county
s.minne would have betrayed bun.
say." he began, settling himself
in nit. I . Lrge cas.y chair, and assuming a
strtc ly professioPal air, "that your hus
h 0,1 tus nothin' to trorNe him hut your
hcalth ; hqw do 4b4t nrs. Ste.
phens ?"
!why b o
> l7 ‘ 4O 4 kitici isnything?
By Luc eViartlee (It my sense. Dau't I
know that John Stephens-has' a• splendid
business tikft, looks eter ttsetf, - a magnifi
cent income, and money enough to live
on the bare interest, as well as a tangly
need to live, if he never entered his office
again while he has breath?" s
"Bit moue* isn't everrhing, idrs.-Stc
phew, " proceeded the physician, with a
cattiness almost meph istophelian; " Thete
are other troubles beside m ilkey troublep.
How about health, madam ?"
; it ,
"Health:?" repeated the lady with a
smile, she intended to be sarcastic to the
list. egree. "Heath? Doctor Ellial-,Why s ,
there isn't kite:filthier or sounder . man
than my husband in the
States. He eats more It one meal than I
do in three months." -
"There is nothing the matter your
husband's stomach, Mrs. Stephens." Dr
Ellis *shaded his face with his Asa& and
waited further developments: * Mrs. Ste
phens mistook thikattempt at forced con
cealment for einliion, and immediately
assumed a sitting posture, brushed her*
hair 'away from her forehead, and looked
piercingly into her companion's face.
"Why do you accent the word, 'stom
ach' so strongly, Dr. Ellis?" she inquired
in sellout tones: Mrs. Stephens was for
herself, and this the Doctor hailed
as an excellent omen.
"Daly that I might make you under
stand that a man's digestion could be
most unexceptionable, and he be far from
sound in other directions."
"Then you mean to tell me that my
husband is sick?"
"I do."
"Perhaps you will go still further, and
sty dangerously ?"
"If you desire it." •
"Oh,Doctor Ellis, how cold and unfeel-
log you are! I should think you ought to
know by this tine,"—and just here Mrs.
Stephens broke down entirely, and sobbed
as if her bean would break.
"Ought to know what, Mrs. Stephens?"
induired the doctor, with uncalled for de
liberation.
"You ought to know—to know—that
my husband's health and life are of a good
deal inure consecrience to me than my
own."
"Al, indeed," interrupted the physi-
cian, with an elevation of his bushy eye
brows, immensely suggestive of a contra
ry opinion, aq well as several excellent
reasons for said opinion.
" Doctor Ellis will you be kind enough
to tell me what's the antler with my
husband ?"
Mrs. Stephens was now on her feet—
tears all wiped away, eyes flashing - with
resentful spirit, ai2d only a little quiver of
the tip , to show how deep a wound the
kind heart in her bosom had sustained.
There she stood, reproachful, defiant, de
termined, womanly. The Doctor was de
lighted, and such an honest face it was,
that he carried round 'with him from door
to door, from sunrise to sunset, every day
in the, \ "year, that it was a mighty hard
matterstwkeep it from an immediate bt•
trayel of the whole purpose.
"Mrs:Stepheus," said he, "yon have no
cause to be alarmed. , If I can only get
your co-operation in this bubiness„ I feel
certain that I shall be able to make a well
man of your husband in a few months, at
the longest; Mit, as true as I sit here be
fore you, I cannot - ao this alone."
"Why have I not been' informed -of this
before ?" broke in Mrs. Stephens, imperi
onbly.
- Virbo was there to inform you, madan?
Your husband does not know his condi
tion, and I should really liked to bave
told you when you have been sufficiently
calm to hear all that was necessary for
you to know."
4-'Brit Doctor Ellis, I should think you
ought to have understood that my own
health and comfort are nothing, compared
with my husband's." Mrs. Stephens was
weeping again.
"There's no sacrifice I would not make
for him."
'Curious creatures !" muttered the
Doctor ; delightful bundles of contradic
tion ! - Row the mischief should I know,
Mrs. Stephens, how much you care for
your husband.? I min sure you have spent
the last halt hour complaiag ab rut him.
Is that the way women generally testily
their regard for their husbands ?"
"Oh Doctor Ellis, please don't,"
pleaded the terrified woman. "I will nev
er compldia ag4ia—never—if you will on
ly let me know what I am to do for him.
Do you know, Doctor, that I had begun to
think that something must be amies with
him, he-was growing so irritable. Poor
dear ! how wicked and thoughtless I have
been"
"This, then,- is the trouble. I shall
take it fair granted, madam, that Sou
know something about physiology, and
can follow me without difficulty 9"
"Oh yes—yes, for mercy's go cm!'
"Very well ; I find that the pert cirdi-
U11:1-"
"The pericardium?" repeated Mrs. Ste
phens.
"You know What that is, I suppos.e?"
Evidently Mrs Stephens' ananstouical
knowledge was limited. She shook her
head in despair. "Something about the
heart, isn't it?" she asked at last Of him.
"Yes, the pericardium ii the Inernbri•
neona sac that holds the heart. Will, I
,
sccoetinaes thli elc—it is no matt . tr about 1
particular , Mrs. Stephens," and D.ictor
Ellis & - siddenly came to a stand still
"It is enough, though, for me to say
that we are both very anxious that , his
heart should remain where it belongF:
Mr. Stephens most be amused. He wants
the operg, the lecture, the socisl circle,
entertaining book-sok happy home music.
Yon play and sing., do you not, Mrs. Ste
- phens ?" ,
"Oh, yes,—l us!'-.1 to," and" Mrs. Ste
phens' tones were err pitiful, now, • that,
big Doctor- . Ellis really and truly was
obliged to °wipe both hie eyes and nose.
Before he wu aware, the : lacryreal den
had got the upper hand. sigreli try it,
again ; get a- :teacher. and i go to p cantle
log."
"But.lion , am I going mane my
pasins?" sobbed the lady.'_
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able to subdue them ; but you must re• , '`,. ND
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Another series of sobs from Mrs. Ste-
phens.
The Doctor aro* to go. !Us patient
had entirely forgotten that he had left no
prescription.
"About tot; Dtor ?" •shd asked, "she
preparel to "Doyoultdakit Ter
hurtful?"
"As as occasional tonic, I have no ob.
jection to tea; but as a daily beverage,
madam, it is an invention of the devil.—
Good morning."
John Stephens soirght his home that
evening with a heavy heart. His wile
_he
believed a confirmed inva 1 id, l or hypo•
condrisc--it mattered little , which ; one
was as bad as the other. His nftionstram•
es and pleadings had proved of no avail,
he was doubtful even whether hts wffe
loved him. He opened the door I softly
with his lstch-key. This had became
habitual ; seldom did the gentleman slow
himself to his wife until after the dinner
bell had summoned the family to the din
ing•romii.
A strain of music met and transfixed
him on the very threshold, Abt'e beauti
ful song was being rendered, and his wife
was : the musician. He was just in time
to hear—.
"The eyes that cannot weep
Are the saddest eye! of ail."
For a full year this Charming volembed
,
been as silent as the grays 4
,
"Company, perhaps, ha muttered.-4
Curiosity overcame Dim. He opened the'
parlor door and peeped in. There was .
Mrs. John Stevens, becomingly attired all
alone, as enthusiastic over the flea !audi
tion of a piece of music as he had e'er
seen her. "What does this mean, Kate r
he asked, with outstretched anus.
"That I nave given up tea, and \I am
going to try haaand get well r I guess
my voice will all come back John."
"1 guess so," be replied; fold lug her
tight to his heart.
7 \
Three months atter this, the citre was so
radical, that Doctor Ms made a clean
breast of the whole thin ' d there is no
Illp
word or set of words t can provoke
so hearty a laugh in the happy home of
the Stevens as this physiobigiCilly aden
ine one,
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NOTARY PI7BLLC AND CONvgyAseßß
Putt. UPI - mil A.CCIDZNT INSURANCE
"Luker" and "N r atiorud" lanes or Ocean Stem
C P C .1 dans" And "Unfair Expreit Agent.
All kinds of Insurance at fair rates and liberal
terms. Beal Estate bought and void, Deed s ,
.1g a, Articiee. an., written ; Deo ot ,
and a lefigetants takes, &c., &e. Good s
and Money forwarded to all pane of the rafted
States and Canada. Pasiengerp booked to ad
time &lipid. Ireland. Scotland, France end g er
many.
'ETNA INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
08,0,03i0
"Ely their fruits ye know them."
Loeser paidto Jan. 1, .. . • t
• . MOWN
One/of the oldest sad westmes Compotes ID
the world.
NIAGARA INSURANCE CO.,
OP NSW TORE.
mr - A 9 T 11 7 6 :.
ROYAL INSURANCE CO.,
OF LIVERPOOL, ENG.
CAME ASSETTS, GOLD
LYCOMING FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF HUNCY, Pd.
04;911 ASSETTS
ROCHESTER FIRE INS. CO,,
RO. C. SPEYERIIR. President.
Sit 8.-QUAY. Vice Pres.
JNO. GRIMING. Secretary.
SPIIX — MBIL, Treasurer.
If 24:migrant HOME INSURANCE mean a pol
icy "ng the ROCHESTER INSURANCILS3O. at dm
Ag
ALPS INS. CO.,
OF ERIE, PA.
CASH aAPITAL...
HOME. LIFE INSURANCE CO
OF 2VEW YORK
CASH".4IS6= I Th.
TRAIKELERS' LIFE Al' ACCI
DENT INSURANCE IJ CO.
OP HARTEORD, eoNN.
CASNLISSEETS OVER
Rapresenting the above favt class
Companies, acknowledged to be amongst the
and neon reliable in the world; and .epreseDT;n ; '
-a cross each capital of nearly .V6 s IXXI I / 4 000, I am
abled to make insurance to any amonn. desu
Applications promptly attended to, and r?./ 6 ;
written without apt!' y, and at lair rate? and LlN!,,','
terms. Losses aalusted and prorip ,
pirtd. IlS*UrtE TO-DAY IBy one year's ~.:
you may lose the savings 65 years. Delf.P
dangilrons,nnd life nneerteim there lore. luzere
itay .! "One ia•day is worth Iwo to-snurrotr , ,
Quality. also, is of .the utmost import ,nce.
low priced, worthles article. alwap. niov ,
dearest. The above companies arc known
among the best and - wealthiest in the world. 1
ye sow that shall ye reap."
Grateful for the yaw liberalpatronage 3hesd:'
bestowed, 1 hope—hot a strict attention taa legit
mate business=not only to merit a contisuan"
the sable, but a lard increase the pre scatiTear
Air..
ALI". StePheri Ai. Craig is duly authorized to ts , e
4" - = one and receive prenl/1112$ kit Freedom
a nd - adio 4 g twarnehip*.
a
lasemert.
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(Nun its thlaXIII)
ROCHESTER,
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OP ROCHESTER, PA
CHAS. B. HURST)
4I at the. Depot,)
ROCIUMM P.
$1,N0,000
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$2. 2 . 5q '145