The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-06-02
Immediately from his solicitor; and then

presume can do nothing further than TO
thank you for your courtesy, and to BID
you good evening.
STAY a moment he said. Let me
look at the document. Hump strange
will. He leaves the form Of an adver'
isement here, which is to be inserted in
the morning papers. calling his relations
together 10 hear the will read
'Indeed /
Yes. Well, shall, as am named
trustee, do as he wishes. He states that
he is very poor. ,
'Why, he spoke to me Of 100000!
Did he reallyP
"A delusion, sir, quite deluslon.-
100000. He had that amount twenty
five years ago. But, sir. as you have at
tended him and as happen to know he
had d high opinion of you. ! should like
YOU as his friend, TO be with me, as it
were, in future proceedings connected
with his wil.'
In which there is mystery, en-, Mr.
Shawl
"A liule-perhaps little bit OF post
mortem revenge, that is ALL which | am
not now at liberty TO descant upon. But
| will take care to coincide with you and
| shall hope that you will follow an old
friend TO the grave
promised that much, and duly atten'
ded the funeral. Ii was aquiet, walking
affair, and from the manner OF It ieIt
quite convinced there was no Jumps to
make it otherwise. A mound OF earth
1 alone marked the spot, in the iit,ie
churchyard of Barnes, where Mr.. Jordan
slept the sleep that knows no waking. A
drizzIing rain came down. The air was
cold and eager, and returned home
: from the funeral OF Mr.. Jordan about as
! uncorniortabIe ash could
X X
: The next day lIisS folapwin advertise.
mept appeared Ia . morning paper, and
, caught nv eye as | salat breakfast;
!, If any Of the relations OF Mr.. John
i, James Jordan, deceased will call at the
office Of Mr.. Shaw, 90, Lincoln SLIM
Fields, they will bear of something ad
vantageous.
made ID nv mind to call upon Mr.
Il Shaw during the day, and about 3 o'clocE
: reached bis chambers, or rather the
4 starcsae leading 10 them. and there
p had 10 stop; FOL twas quite besieged b!
4 men and women, who were all conVers
| ing with great sageFness.
- 9What can it,meanl' said an old wo
- ~ man: Jim his aunt, and of course speaI
in for my Ned
}" .Welh,but bother your Ned said
man, he hardlyreally belongs 10 the lam
as lily. I'm his brother. Think of that Mrs
Dean "
r. Think Of whaIl yer two legged goose
a. 'Poht poh hi'apid another man
- knew him very veil. I'm his cousin
Hilloai what's ibis3 Who are youF
m A woman in tsttered clothes, but VIII
,h h still looked like eli beautiful one, stoo
~ ~ hssitatingly ii the foot of the stairs.
y, is This Mr., Shaa's?' she said. llusl
I'd Mafy. hush don't my dear. -,
AZ But I'm hungry mamma, said I'LL
~ as girl twh6 was holding on bya handful
~. her dfesss $50
no Oh Mary--do not, dear; we've sh9
IS soon Is home. Hush, dear Is this NJ
nd Shawn
ed Yes said fat woman, 'and who a
you prayP r., J.
III saw an advertisement, I'm h
N. sister Grace's only child. My name
n n. Mary Granlham. This is my only chill
a, She is fa,herless and has been so
i've may day. M
nil What cried man, ARE you the Ma
an he broke his heart about I
in Broke his fddIestick. said the fat W
as as man. He was fifty when he died.
,co Broke his heart for me asked I
lie poor looking woman with the child
md Good God. do live TO hear that !
The you had better 60 up to the sollcl
ioh at once whispered |, Come will sh
Mr.. you his door,
made my way for her through
y, crowd If persons, and we soon reach
ian the chamber.
tt !, r. Here is another oil Mr.. Jordan's re
no tops. Mr.. Shaw, said |. i find that
have had quite levee.'
:. have. indeed, doctor. You m
tho come at twelve o'clock next Mond
Won madam. when the will OF Mr.. Jordan
The be read by me to all around.
i thank you SIR She was about
Ian leave the chamber when inlerposed'
Pardon me. madam | said. 'hu
ri, , was the only person with Mr. Jordal
- If the time OF his decease. wish to ask
the question. If mistake not your nj
Cod was the last that passed his lips. M
nv Mary he said, God knows tn
rent, loved your ,,..
had She sank ih'o '""' N''
own. tears. :,
lised You them added, are tne NJ
Mr.. whom he loved. All, why did you II
YOU can weep for him now, recIpro
d in the passionP
old Il did love him. she cried
, had knows. and he who is now with MS
calm knows how loved him bu' eV'. 10"
ures, came between US and we separated
ar. was maRgned TO me, and was we'
| felt by entreaties until married anos''' n
aced, She who has turned me ro'' a ,'',"' =
severed two hearts that would ana ST
zee Of have been the Wo'iu 1oo,h ~ hoJ,
". 90, tessed the SIN on "el M M. shaw
ed to 'Who was II I! asN0' " -
o take His mother From no other SC
land. could | have believed the tales l'iS'