The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

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Wnrn htvgrs xrvpinr company,
saA 80 aho1E = wlaE-'
Il shoGd Iixe a. know who's been
uns,sl--ng and gC~-tping aoout my al
saar. szbl james. with nl-himg eye~.
--,le- uriEthors must talk about each
csher. o. they wOuAln't say any thing
Nos ycl take my alT~e. young nan.
ANT begin a. yDu mean O. rold our; II You
give 10 that wing now. she'll wind You
FN.lDf her l-rle dnrer before you've been
z1lrrbti a rweivell0EEh. know the
wi-clrs--r
-Ihazk Won for the benefit of your ex-
prrieuep.- rerlrue James. --lou take
lri-hasuriy Interest en- the matter. l see
lies. urE-hocrs VIII b. urighhors- and
il rhwy dlin-E TAKE an interest IN each
erh.r- thlu-s wguLd happen without any
t..iy the Wiser--
--lClerhilg rrpysnred James from going
% se~ Jane that evening. a. he hat intend
e'l and rhe next uigh- be- VS. met BY the
sollOWi-g rnce-
ssuEaE awE< -xlrh,,Ggh gau know nav ovin-
5iG 1suGr Tas wing unIiarsrtr,t that yuu mean
o. rirrv il EArugsn. and I hear ypu -tnt ln the
EARS mar ~ estasr o. nsgln A. yoa mean q Anht
cuE- -nst- tli1E FrUr tii-rrt'u- eNliniptrr AMI
rh,s Rsr.- Ia ns..- JtSE.r
Srunr ~ what he eousblere.i her cruelty,
b. szr down and WROTE
DEAR gA~H.-The VIM j. a 6lreg1ns crurlu-
<arr JAMES
The sanDr nirhr he received the presents
b. mzBbe h@r- including q zold thimble.
n1ct-ruEertf1 parLssL- three pairs ~ ear
rrl-s- a Thread Llre barhe- Russian
hez-hser tim and the eur1gement-ring As
james h.lgln-r . Finale relative among his
naau.ssmrrzcxs- TIM Sushien possession OF
rhese zrrbeirS rather embarrassed him. and
he Mkryily knew Whar 20 do with them IN
nr,ber 10 s4xre -e them from the eyes Of hls
L1n1Enlv- bar reveugpd himself by re-
turning hi slipp~rs- dressIn g--Owns AMI
4 sun1Sfnz-r1D CO Jane and electrified her
next n-Nrufnw bT the announcement In the
nr1Ez Fk.lx- that the --h0Use on Pleasant
AvpmuR. with such improvements a. had
t.sem BEGUN upon f. was for SALE terms
re.Hsoc1hle-- he began rg Feel rather woe
beruue wheu ts< excitement died away
and hse tried Co persuade himself that the
xl-i Who c0uld throw Aim over for such
7-i-1r WAS 10 great boss and he fell % dirt
T-- wI-h 4 WILL and Took Nora To drive
osehz-pi span Invited Nell 20 uatInees IN
the ciEy- WaLS-d to church with hate car
rvlMr her praver-h0ok. played chess
W5-a Fan and sang duets after TEA
with IIne's opposite EeighbOr- with
rhe wTnsgWs Cpeu and the "a lighted.
lane W1-ehet these caprices through
klsr closed blinds and Felt angry and heart
s5tk Nv rurr-s- AMI 4 II the brightness OF
LIZ had been suufF-d out One evening.
AFTER her unoEher hal gone 10 bed she put
COR the E-h-s and sL- down in her watch
-DEer- he h-nI sewn James leave his
hsus1-1Eln- -h0Gse Ar dusk and she was anx-
ions TO know how Ia-e BE- found Il agreea-
ne 70 be OCT >he had lost many a good
hours sBeeD 1- This game bur X was a
gloomy pleasure 10 see him come home
AMI 90 guess were he hal spent the eve
ming
Il Ma already ebeven O'Clock. and the
stars we're shining overhead with their
rsgEKl f-tl-srerce 20 human fate. the trees
waved their hoEghs inei0lenrly. while
shg-n on the river that rushed past the
anmn Won c1ulf catch the echo Of a boar
s0nE- How dit she know but he was
ru.sikT-r on rhe tbAe with Nell or drifting
s1r.-szfzIly ont rO sen with NOras Nearly
z-I -he lights IA The nrighborhOod were
cot excrr- that i'm rh~ hall % Mrs Crumbs
1s0ars-.-nr0u-s- AMI now and then a pair
q brve-s wuud pass BY with lingering
tread mntbrr rne IEnrten-. 80 near that she
cOw1A near their sEoth@red tones and
goes AZ their hanekcll=ps- All nj once.
wtzI~ she wz-ehed- great glow sufuSed
IL SkT toward which her tnse WAS turned
AID s0r0rw1s hsIl-s-ruke snOte across the
psrszvr quiet a the night and suddenly
The street SEEMED alive with skurrying
f0r-srep.s &C Elel- women and children
Ard III whix 81 engines. Jane leaned out
the window ant ASKED Where j. the
ErN y more frpu likeness than interest
-0h- mp aIOn-- m1ru- was the hurried
-vFls-
Twas nevrrar good fire. thought
>h@- this O1- h0Oks a. ii il meant
hEsimeSs-- And without more ado she
rlacs-1 her eEris into an Old sun-bonnet
thar her grznlmOEher hal used 10 garden
IN threw 4 lark calico Wrapper over her
sabs-Elea-ed bkhcs alpaca. fastened n faded
w1--r-p-0of cape about her shoulders. and
ErD5red forth with her grandfArher's
vzEsfng-srick f0r support Nobody re-
r.Irsesi her among s1ch a motley crowd.
and she hardly Knew where she was fol-
1gEi-g- I'LL she found herSslf confronting
q hLhskened ruin which, wrvathed in
smoke AMI ERrt1n1ed with flames threat
e-ef every mCmenr 10 fall.
How caf ir happen ~ SOMEBODY AZ her
elbow wAs asking
Ca the careless w0rxmen-s pipes. I
s'p0s@- lo1 s-e- 10 Ie=r comes Of fOllering
w0mnl-s nocfOn- Young Athol he
wanted 20 put No a wing on 20 the old
hsuse. and hfs girl MIS- Derwent. the
sehoo1-raarrn- she wOukls-t hear 70 il. and
w,zs all high fora French roof. and he says
nothing buE rues 10 cI1pping on a French
root hike f-ol- 10 surprise her. and then
h,ry fell our you know. and-h0lloa, the
dlrr<h things falling in. You see. /
they'd been % work in the wing. the fire.
men a r0s Tie thing in hand afore il
reBcheff the main bufIsfing- And no insur-
AHse,p
I-w1x rheh house on Pleasant Avenue that
Jane hal GONE out 20 sep burn For a
m0rnenr she f~Ir .aex and gisiiy. and turn
i-r 20 beave the scrn@ hastily. she elbowed
A -n1n. who stood with fOIriesl arms. lean