The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12


l charlrs.'-
/ The wife's face wore serene ex-
rr..~~ion arain - her sister paid this
| tribute 10 fhe manly excellence n the
absent husband.
-.But vou seem - hard 10 suit. Kate. =
she arc,,ei. IL am sure Luke Hartwell
i = ssry fine Young uran: do be little
civil 10 him: and there's squire Day.
who 4 a rich - = primer and owns the
finest span q horses in the county
~ wouldn't marry 4 man for the sake
N his hor~es.'' said Kate. setting her
Iips firmly together.
=. But voa would learn 70 love him for
himself. after time. Kate
Il am afraid IL would bc ven long
time. Julia. The old <carccrow wears
fai~e teeth. A nd WIG. and ha~ six cross.
rr<i headed. unintere<ring children.
know couldn't do my duty ~
them
ssBut -uppo-. mother should die.
KafrP lake Hartwel viii have the
farm At once. aud YOU will be lefr penni-
le<S.-
..IwiIl teach the district school when
that happens. said Kate cheerily.
= The squire J. one II the Trustees. and
he would Zee that rot II il was Just
the least hif pleasant t. him. =
-sVerv we'll said Julia. now really
flushed with anger. go Svur own
way. The doctor said LAT week that
mother was breaking up very fast IN
deed. AMI YOU will feel sorry for your
olsstinacv when you - lake Hartwell
in possession If this place
n. l..
fore that evil dav comes said kafe.
:. II i Of no use t. croak Yourself hoar~e
Julia The daisy has spoken. anil !
have faith in it, prophecy | felt SIRE
was not doomed 10 he the wife ~ Luke
Hartwcll. or the second Mrs. Day
The sisters had now crossed the
meadow. where The liftl.. daisy had been
I found ~ Kate. and Were within the
sweet id garden u Bower Farm Julia
went al once into the house. hut Kate
stood un.ler an old. gnarled apple-tree.
and looked around her. Was fhi- dear
old place with liz wealth Of fruit and
flowers t. pas away from them. and he
come the pnoperfy II Luke Hartwells
n seemed har.l that Al tn. mothers
death il should not become the property
Of her dar1ghter-- The cottage was half
srnothered in creeping ro<e~. white and
r..i. sweet honex-lickie. and passion
flowers. Three Old oak tree-~ mounted
Guard IN front. and a. re hack stretched
out the old orchard. in which Julia and
Kate hal PLAYED In childhood The
commo.iious barn. the airy stable. and
the gras--rrown farm-rarl were all dear
tD Kate-- heart from bong association
with her life. The farm had belonged
10 Mr.. Andrrw Harrwell. an uncle II
Lakes. He had loved MARY Penro>e,
hut he hai given her heart and hand 70
Arthur Morrison who had led her 4 -ad
life for twelve years. and diving,
left her pennies. Andrew Hart
|, well had not married: he had
remained an old bachelor fol
AXE a his early love. and when NJ
. found that she had been left forlorn and
moor. with two little daughters. the
Younger only = year old. be installed hel
! II once on Bower Farm. and at hi
death left Il 10 her for life: then II wa'
70 revert 10 Like. Andrews brother,
child. This decree was only Just: vet /
seemed hard To Kate who had lived her
twcnfy-trro wears. and loved every -tici
and stone On the place. She twas wis
managed the dairy and poultry yard
who hired men TO farm the lann- ans
made money enough 70 support hersel
and mother comfortably. MIS- DIOR
rison's days Of activity were long past
She had managed the farm with grra
executive ability until rheumatism srlP
pied and confined her % an easy chair
: and the farm had gone INTO Nate VIII
ing hands julia. who was Nate eide
by nine years had grown UP ana mar
ned: but every summer saM nj ~ -" ~
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found II Dom convenient anu esv'.pi''