The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29

York or boston. III be bound
Mrs. Sesyey bounced np in wrath
Pretty appearing. What's pretty
appearing. Id like - know when >h~'s
pe,'erin' your life ont. and jusi a. sel.
fish ., she can IT, I've g0s 70 run
back now. for johns comin home %
dinner. but I'm Just goin' - srir . up
a mes Of rye and injun cake> aud il
yor don't hare some " 'em for y0nr
dinner. and a dish Of tea. .oo- III -ome
IN bimrby and give your i.yddy : piccc
Of my mind. tsood-by..-
OF shr trudged. burning with = sen<
~ the old lady's wrongs. and trying &C
peep into the reconstructed list par.os
- she went through the cn-ry.
Lydia sat quietly after the voices had
died Away. no longer sleepy. but half
amused half sad She had hrrn thor
onehiy disconfentcd At the homely old
farnshorS. after her very mo-sern home
II school. X really seemed 10 her <hat
she had shown noblene>s Of scul in
choking down the despair in her heart.
and irving 70 make the best % things
The parior especially she looked nPon
quite A. an artistic triumph Eur nc
amount ~ talking and scolding could
put the Marcy household on a stylish
footing. Plain and old-fa>hioned il
was. ard % would remain IN spite u
AL her efforts
.r;rundma = 20 Obstinate Lydia had
groaaed in her own room
The little talk She had norr overheard
put a new aspect upon II ALI She sar
a. II a veil lad fallen from her eyes
hox her grandmother had been ~orely
bewildered ~ the new ideas and how
the sweet old sonl had struggled silen;-
IL 10 come into harmony with a strange
order ~ things. with an unseli>hness
sh-t made LrGia's trials sHcm t-itiing-
Then she Jew 70 the best rarlor- and
ia q very little while had brought back
its old prim order She pushed the
hair cloth chairs back stS1iy against
the wall. closed the blinds a. the uin-
dows. and took away every aesthetic
tourh Size had gwen
Last. hut mot least ont Of The cac~r:
under the stairs she Dragged the de-
spised portrait Of her in the
rapidy militia uniform Laughing
quietly Al IL gr~otesGnene~~- he hung
this work II Art upon it, old nail. where
il was easily the most prominent thing
in the room
When all was done. a cioomier and
more forbiaaing apartment had nevr'
been seen. but. just - il Was grandn1
loved it,
When the old lady awo<e. the sur
was streaming in across The ~sEttin.
room iioor. and the bell MAS ringing to'
dinner LYDIA appeared in the door
way with : bright smile prettisr thar
ever.
Come. grandma she called .-din
ner i ready. aud Mrs Seavcy has jas
sent in little Katie with some del;xiou'
cakes for You"
A great pleasure fitted over grand
mas faee as she stepped ea-eriytDw.r
the din ng-room. leaning ON her cane
Il 40 believe they're rye and ln5un.'
she exclaimed As deiightedly asa child
helping herself from the ueil-1le.
plate.
II thought perhaps you might like
cup of tea ton added LYDIA gettir;
up from her place 70 prt ta- cup dow
by her grandmother and trring not 4
zee the >corn of the hired xsri from ~
city. who hal a great c~outeznr. for din
ncr al noon and tea Al dinner.
LYDIA laughed and chattc1 cheer1nll,
until the meal was ended and Mn
Marcy breasned = long ~Esh Of salts
faction
II Declare Mrs Marcy Said- FISH
from her sear at last II don't kncr q
I've erer had anything taste % good
M. Those cakes Of N;> ~eavey's uer
Just beautiful and ! do enjoy some h.
drink in the middle Of the day. IL Kin
o goes 70 the spot
lydia drerr her gently aionc unti
through tie open door in she parlo'
her glance fell upon rranIrz's psctuE
back in IT. old place on the wall
.whv. Liddy.- she whispered with
start ~ surprise Why Lidiy..-
.-Ye>.- rcred Lydia merriiT- :
suppose the r1rlor i better the M
yon used to Eave H. = goc< better Vii
the rest ~ the house - j put all n
things back again IS they WERE.
Grandma : eyes wandered lowing
over the stiff and solemn rccsn-
mist came on her s~pec'acie~- and - 50
took them OF to wipe them her thi