The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-07

please your family. faihcr hhS sP'nt
Of dollars on your mus seal ed
ucation. and YOU show your apprecia-
ton Of bis generosity by playing moth
Ing he can enjoy"
at seems 10 me that you are giving
me a regular lecture" said Kate. -
will leave YOU before you get fairly
warmed up TO your work. TOR fear you
might say something even more disa-
grceable
Unpleasant truths never are palat-
able, said Lila, a. parting shot
The next day Kate dressed herself IN
her most becoming snit. and went To
call al Mrs. Beardslcy's- She had eN-
pected 10 see Will, but his mother told
her that he was on the hills sketching.
you may tell him that he may ex.
pcct "A note from me this evening, sain
Kate. She spent an hour after shs
reached home in the composition Oh
that note. for she wanted il TO be word
ed in a manner that would leave moth
ing to be desired. ".
II am going 10 take that prize with
ont fail. mother she said that even
ing. Al thought last nigh. OF something
| can put in my quilt that will make y
q hundred times prettier than thought
/. would ever be. You mustn't ask me
anv questions will tell you all about
il as soon as get note am expect
ing
The door-bell rang shortly after and
she left the room, her face fairly beam
ing. :, ;s
Fit is my note. suppose" she said
a. she went out. ~ -
She returned half an hour later. Her
ewes were red and swollen from weep
ing. and an angry flush was on her
} face.
Ibid YOU ever hear Of anything 6
mean?' she cried. crumpling in one
' hand sheet Of note paper II wouio
1 MOI have believed il Of him, Oh. nam
: ma. am 50 disappointed. was sure
: he would be only TOO glad TO oblige me
/ | can never like him again.
. what l. All this about. Kate asket
I Mrs. Stormouth II don't understand
YOU.
4 ..Nhy. / wrote such a nice note Z
|. Will Beardsley. mamma. telling nm
) how much had admired the beautiiu
mixtures he had painted. and which III
q mother showed me this afternoon. an
,e saving how proud ellington was Of M
wonderful talent. And then told hii
te about nv crazy-quilt. and how anNiou
Is was Ia take the first prize, and aske
4 him IL he wouldn't paint me a center
at niece for il on cardinal satin, >electln
D. any design he thought would look wei
liz left il entirely TO his taste. told hi
10 how much would appreciate me po
session Of a piece Of his work. and an
" on. | said all sorts Of nice thing
"a And what do you think he answers >
~ saws that in the first place ne neN'
paints on satin. he has gone lar beyor
OF that. and in the next place u won
take him week 10 do anything thai
\" would be willing to have shown al
M fair. ana that he i very busy Just no
az ~ portrait of his father. and even
he was not, would not have the patien
Pr Ia paint square for azy-quilt- -
H. Won ever hear Of anything 80 diScnv
~ t.ous. MOTHER and the worst 81 ~
III ihat M told that Mr.. Marshall that
considered il almost insulting 70
IL asked such favor. when he ncy
WI touches ANYTHING but canvas. and e
three Or four hundred dollars Tor ey
he small si.ls. Mr.. Marshall toln ISL
~. and Of course she came stralgh' -
en- with il
,he MR.. S.ormouih did not speak
be' a moment after her daughter IRA
his ended Then she said, IN gen
tone;
.If remember Alright, dear. y
l,r' told ne III morning. when ! Sal'
W. thought il q little unkind OF you not
" learn few pieces q music snch
IA. lila liked. that YOU considered II
I, most insulting 10 he asked 70 play y
,hs trash. after the education You nad
\, Y cnncd. Don't you think that \ lo'
III very much a. II you were throw
IA stones from glass house when
,,av accuse Will Bcardslcy Of scliishncSs
rudencsS?'
,uo Kate was silent Her mother -ci
III word. we're evidently having their
.,,u feet upon her.
VII ..You and Will are both pcrfe'
Nv, RIGHT iii cultiSating your talents 20
VIZ utm.st.- continued Mrs >tormo'
'cs'. ..but In doing 81 do not forget that :
your cultivation i not possible for all.
that Won owe il 10 those around yol
4 81 descend from yonr pcde tails once
iv", awhile. We lose nothing by cultiva'
anu the rraccs of Christian character
when we accuse others 81 beng ia
70 W. must look within. and ia nlne 9
.Me' ont ~ ten will find that we are thr
iuily ing stones from glass house.
Kate rose and left the room, ana
A Of next time her mother saw her u
you was a smile On her face, She was Z
N inc from the attic with half a q
for pieces Of dusty music in her nand.
per- N am going to move out 81
cr ed ,,lass houSr this very evening
omc- said brightly. .And II You sec
lease movinc back AZ any time, please
me, mother.
sa;d ..rL.,,s ,,v yood little daurhi