The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-20

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ONE SATURDAY..
what Game iron usespsion . Avoid
n Unpleasap % q Work.
just in time! just in timer said
Grandpa Welton, Is be opened the
kitchen door Of the farmhouse to adj
NIT bis three young grandsonx Il
was wondering not ten minutes ago
how / would get that big pile Of wood
in the she'd Simon sawed il yester-
day. but he didn't have time to put Il
up. and now he's on to mill. There's
at least dozen bushels Of apples in the
orchard TO pick up, too"
The faces Of the three boys clouded
. little.
"But, grandpa" said Joe, I'VE came
over here to have good time. We
didn expect to be set to work"
"We'll see about the good time when
the wood il in and the apples picked
up" said grandpa. with . Kindly twin
kle in his blue eyes II know you
wouldn't feel content to play while I
put in the wood. Now, would your"
mo. sirr' cried Ned and Charlie to-
gether.
But Joe did not answer at all. He
wasn't fond Of work at any time, and
he thought because he went TO school
all the week. he ought to have every
Saturday for play.
MANY hands make light work"
said grandpa. as he put on his hat and
coat, and led the way to the wood-shed.
''Soo how smart you can be. That
pile can be made TO look considerably
smaller inside Of ten minutes il You 70
1t it with will"
And he walked away in the dlrec-
ton Of the stable. where . carpenter
was putting up . couple of new stalls.
~ wouldn't have come oyer IL I'd
known I would have to work like this, +"
said Joe, IS soon a. his grandfather
was out Of hearing.
II wonder what he means to do In
order to give US good time this after
7oon?" said Charlie.
"Nothing much, you may b sure"
returned Joe. Like as not he'll let
Us take turns riding old Prince up and
down the lane, just - we did last Sat
urday. Great fun that! A fellow
might lash Prince till his arms sched'
and the stifl od creature vonldn,t
60 EASTERN : waikr'
SWELL" said Ned, s'Td sooner put
in this wood AL alone than let grandpa
do il IL hurts him to stoop over. his
backs 50 lame"
1T won't take US long Il ~ work
lively" said Charlie. II sav. Joe.
you're not doing vour shara. 1 mt rs
four sticks to YOUR one.n
s.I've got Z headache. and throwing
the wood makes il worse, = said Joe.
s'Oh, bother your headache! You
had one lsst Tnssdax n;cht ~h.c No. s
ther wanted YOU "a 6elp Clean ~ -.
lar: but Won cot over 4 n cine = - -
Tom Lacy's "a see the charsdes ~
1T does ache insisted Joe. anrrily.
s.and Il viii take ~ - lesst fhrse
hours 70 ret Iii this wood II. | cant
do any more. 10 matter what Won
say."
And be sank down on the aav- buck.
with 4 rueful countenance.
whats the matter with .JoeP'
asked grandpa, coming up the path from
He says he has : headache. an
swered Ned.
lis il the real, genuine article. or
one warranted to last only until the
wood q az N P'' asked 0r.ndre surrs
Ing to Joe with q good-natured smile.
1T aches as II Il would split.n said
Joe, looking very much out 81 temper.
..Wcll. that's TO bad. 1t ~ vood
alone, then. / don want ION u work
L you're sick. Come with me. And
vel! see IL grandma can't do some |
thing for Won. She knows how e.
make an herb tea that's first-rste for
headache.
Joe didn't Ike the idea d taking
herb tea, but he didn't dare object for
grandpa knew how 20 Be- very severe |
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