"What have you given this child?" asked Mr. Campbell, peremptorily.
"Nothing," was the positive answer. "What could I have given him?"
"Call the waiter."
Jane left the room, and in a moment after the waiter entered.
"Go for Doctor B—— as fast as you can, and say to him I must see him immediately."
The waiter left the house in great haste. In about twenty minutes Dr. B—— arrived.
"Is there any thing wrong about this child?" Mr. Campbell asked, placing little Henry in the doctor's arms.
"There is," was replied, after the lapse of about half a minute. "What have you been giving it."
"Nothing. But we are afraid the nurse has."
"Somebody has been giving it a powerful anodyne, that is certain. This is no natural sleep. Where is the nurse? let me see her."