The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06
FOUNDERS TRUE LOVE,
Alack Alack She Lived Three
Centuries Too Soon.

M Founder was young gentleman
N temperament. He was al
pve With some object or other.
il was lady that cnslayed
on~: other times picture Or a
sculpture: and yet another
ua}'S. some teapot OF fanciful
of other piece OF dclf Of rare Pat.
Mn NnNll absorb all his emotional fac.
pc. AZ Il pes, however. he would get
ldled. an.scould not always tell who
VAT he was in love with; and in this
M M would remain until some or.
NJ = aror which exposod 70 Mn
<rrA l)Sssdtty a. his rlt.nfion.
A adN to ladies, Who pc{(e5 ani
Axed y IN. But IL never ca me TO any
ng Ahe girls soon found ont the
Ane-eer nature OF his professions. and
rsAe WAL q him in time 70 prevent talk.
ms az not matter very much. how
fef M NM had large and varied stock
MAfs hand to select from And 50
4 ArA AL In and out OF love in the
4 Y NJ way imaginable.
undcr was five feet eight
.nfnes M height. His shoulders were a
o'' narrow and sloped beautifully: light
ha'r' brushed fiat; large and full ewes.
Nnicn' Judging from their far-off look.
WIZ capable at times OF discerning oh
mt AZ an illimifable distancc: the
sF.'ca'e iracings 81 his eyebrows re-
.-'1ea 2 close inspection 10 appreciate
'4eronghiy their beauty: nose. aonilinc:
:, rol'h' large, with plenty OF upper lin.
M Norr mustache assiduously Guilt
'A'ed. bnt cheek and chin--thc latter
h'railng gracefully-were OF virrin
.Hoo'nness His long neck, which was
.1sea round by very high collar. was
..'' ao'e 70 support head OF abnormal
g.aposuons- Clothes neatly cut. and
s'iinT ~ admirably a somewhat lacbrv-
l'V-e exprcssion OF countcnance.
NJ Founders education Had hoen
,l's.fcted- lie knew next to nothing.
Z 'noF', ne was perfect chaos az irno-
.-1'f iils only occupation was follow
vi 're ladies' and other things referred
lhlN' ~ DC sure. was not very re- |
.''n'fative but. as he had clear GOO
sfar q his own. it did not occasion |
1'l any tneasincss.
!. nA' 'hinFs could not 90 on for ever in |
M Way 20 Mr.. Founder thought one |
I, ming a. he laid down an article he
Is. pern reading the subject was mar.
.'-7r' IN y the writer had clearly proved
..", N vas the boundcn duty OF man. II |
rAa 'ne means, to search out for
!, 1s'ah whom he could love best, and
III. ner' always provided that she was
wing u have him.
.-1 FOUNDER had always looked upon
,'-s''age IN the light OF pastime. He
!. m" mat IL was duty as we'll. and
!. !, Entered at once into the writer's
M Stretching out his legs and plac-
,i., - 'eet on the fendcr-it was a cold
,,,a M lay back in his armchair and.
M" M pamphlet across his knee. gavc
..seH Up to reflection. But. a. his
., reie ted nothing, he was sorcly /,
M. "o,u' as 70 how he should proceed.
.si,.. .nen his eye caught sight OF his
ing stick standing in a corner. All
NJ u" q Intelligence lighted IN his
M. letting up. he returned with tho
,.n' ahd. rcscating himself with tho
Y, ,su. 'nd q the stick In his mouth.
Dn M sna1 ne was now in a position "a
mat Y. the difficulty. A
IN s''a' question was now before
non', whom should he marry? II
n ~ .s.. IN own female acquainta noes 10
,ula ."ole 70 lind one with whom ne
M 1870 Then u was his duty TO ex-
,ma a Mo search until no came across I
III ri one who would suit.
N. 80, wv proceeded 70 bring the whole ,
: h's mind % bear on the knotty | /