The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-10

= GlorionH neutrality-suspicious.
NY wife has gone awsy for q spell Ard
'ef' mr. ~ foil clmrpe 81 ii,c house /: / ljks
y haven't Ind such run or liberty 70,
Year borr she - having 4 good
time, Tor can now exercise NV rjght,
~ The head Of The iamily. Can't 10 Il
when he u ~ home. she'll NOT stand II
But 1.-Two goi her now aud am havjne
things my own wny. Sunday morning
cnsne home quite enrly-it was 2 O'Clock
.. ~ had been down 10 The late train
20 see II there wasn't letter from heI
and got caught out In storm: eoms
aid u was clear that nighi. il;wasn't tol
mr.. Well, when got home. FOR l,alf n,
hour couldn't find the key hole. whIcl
muet have gof n.islsid ] frlt for Il ever,
where, and even got down aud felt ai
over The little porch floor but couldn't
nud u; WAS 10 the acs Of calling one III
the nelgbbors and seking him who car
ried % my f,ont door, when happened
% stumble on i and got into the house.
In the dark kicked over the spIttoon,
hung my hat on The floor. upset vase,
and mug ot water. sand turned in" With
lmy boots y 81 ] thought II wasn't worth
While % pull them "a. as would have
10 get uL IN eight os ten hours any how. III
|my vile had been II home she'd have
had me looking IN hour Tor the boot
Jack. and would have lost thai amount
|of rest, which my system so much need !
led. Besides, she'd have made me givc
q full account or myself. which dou't
like 20 do. never believe IN praisIne
|myeeIf. 'It's better 10 LEI others sneak
|of ones virtues" ! can now wear q
shirt week and liz nobody's business. /.
II don't zee how ever stood a.; the idea
of having 20 put on clean shirt, black
my boots and brush up my clothes every
morning - simply ridicuious. II q d
mye'ery 70 ne how ever did Il and a.
tend 70 my other affairs. can read my
paper or mail and not have woman
bowling in my ears that she wants d
bucket " water. q load or wood. some
potatoes dug, Or some other never fall
Ing event that Il always on bill when
ever any body 4 IN talking distance. J
Any ono 70 lock &C the house now would
know that there's no woman about, ev-|
erytbing - 20 quiet and handy. II II
want 10 40 q liitIe figuring ] don't havc|
70 hunt for pencil hot Just cit down.
q llle table and do Il with my 1ngerl
aud there u nobody % be elerually WELD.
Ing dusting brush around my head ard!
house & cleaned %. These aro coneii 4
crations that every married man sbouliI
over. Hut when We do pondes1
and resolve. what rood doee II do II
That's the question which II agitatincl
lhe 4 merIcsn people.
Our wives sre pes'ed too much, sndI
'n,s ss.nu~ n's ~ .'lne won y,en sod
A"y osof5 'rea'.nent' ! unuer'ook to pre-
one day. but Il threw her into 4 AZ more
|ikr lin iams than ANYTHING / know ofj
he broke the broom siick and balf dox.
en plates over NV head. anl / had u kies
her before she promised not 10 do III
svnio. That's what mako M ~ thatl
he - eet IL her Wv.
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,us,ss's oon rn'nk wm proouce'I
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yes. n,ve wa.9.cn III snem on3e "a Twice
'ince ene ieit, out = &C no eooo. reckonIt
ney 1n,ss ne!, .n1 afe p,nine !awsy oe
suse I sne sint nere. A tnls respccsI
noy g not resemble ne so ~ slaFms
ne extent Z
The kitchen is like nv reading tablet
nd libary, II has very eociable sppoar-r \
nee. The stove and pipe have assumed, \,
beautiful red tint. and The windowe|s !
|on't Look unite - bri0hf ana clear ~