The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-09-30

HumIui0u ~ hio vita HoU0o Him nm
fessei a. VA n /. soms,vhst nnsettled
state II mind.
"Yon see Reyv y s.;d Him s.Nel,v
Ill, ~ .Iisniev W, r>rs,ts N 49, 49,.
Thst ~ csre: ~ q. she 49, 49,.
frssed ~ ma more Than once NM when
I nvsss 80 II cnrsos.s =. ~ ,,,s-~;.J -
ana Ana - n,efe ma hsnnv she .,onT
hesr ~ n y rr'' M"
s.Mv de.r him y 7 resnonded II ,ov
nav found canac;tv n c,,ide courseior
ana friend s.5he Il nj fhe ~, s,;rl ,yho
has had ~ strnocle besweer love .rd
Jntr. - - ie.st sh.t ~. ccnce;v... -
~ 2sr d,,ty ~ nm 1850 4. N
.sSho y II tho~c,ch, " - .c,ert;o,,s y
ron,;ad III, :. 49, 49, .,s, ~ 800.
her ~ tere ~. sscn which ,von,d !nsre
M : hsrnv man ~ i;fe When / ~
hnr ~ ,ry dasrsir ,vhesher she viii Z ~
choose stwder hcr s,er-mothass
,r;shes Ia 49, lova - ;,p,Is-ss ~
~ u temat a.. "ri as, sJded .f;m
s.here I an n,;sershIe q raeJ ~ ;,
Al th;s .s.~~s.cJ ~. ,..o5;.,,
She was evidently 4 GIRL or sterIing
worth and with a hioh sense az the duty
ahe believed she owed II her narents'
wishes. Ithonoht over Master .Jim's
love affair AZ lav n he'd thst NIGHT.
Ana came "a Tia conclusion that the
case was 4 difficult one. You cannot
always mold human minds % YOUR own
bent and purpose by simply speaking.
Hence came 10 the conclusion that
Miss Standings love Tor nv Old friend
onoht "a IL tasted and tried n some
other wav. Az nv exnerience of
human nainre ooes. there seems moth
mo like puttin0 love. II All human
emotions. II some rioid test. But how
the test could be APPLIED "a the case III
which had thus been led ID feel 4 spe
cial interest knew moi.
confessed a rolled over 70 sleep
that I ala not ace nv wav clear 10 helm
them. little did think Thar The NOR
raw va ~ br;ng The me,,sns ana Tia
man The man was Josiah BIayden.
E ; ;ron-fonnder, ~ fhe firm ~
Blagoen. Bilge 4 Co. Of Birmingham
and elsewhere: the means was nv
humble self.
RI. ~. .sto~ - r;,.t :, Rocl-
hamnton lin nronosei tbaf I should
drive with MIN on III morning round.
..And " added he. ..we'il call a. Mount
Grove On arr wav home.r Mount
Grove was the residence of Mr.. Spald-
mo. and two O'clock found ~ Al the
cafe n 4 very nice villa residence over
LOOKING he river. and standing within
M avn nireIv.kent Grounds
We were rshered into the drawing
rom where ~ found assembled Ger
tain persons whom Jim had not ex-
pccted TO see. Mr.. Spaldiny received
me conrteously. as also did Mrs. Spald-
inc. Miss Nellie greeted me most cor
dislly. adding that she was much
pleased 10 make the acquaintance Of
DR. Brooke's old friend Of whom he so
often spoke. In addition TO the family
circle of three. Il was clear there were
strangers present. These latter were
Mr. Josiah Hayden and his sister. Mr..
Blagden did not impress me favorably.
He was q stout. florid-complexioned
man. remarkable for the extreme
breadth Of his white waistcoat and for
the profusion Of jewelry displayed
thereon.
"A safe man. nv dear sir; a very
safe man." said Mr.. Spaiding ID me At
lunch. "Why. 1 suppose his tupn over
Il about half 4 million vcar-the iron
trade. Won know added the old cen
tIeman by wav Of explaining that MI.
Blagdcn was one of the metal kings OF
England.
sSelf-made man. too said MI.
Spalding; ..began life as foundry
how
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