The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-22

hearticss taunt-curses not loud. but
deep-for when man has said fare
well to his back hair IL Is hard to he
reminded Of it. The day wore on. lie
hardly knew why AZ did not ding OF
the yoke and 20 downtown rs usual,
but some doggcd perversity in his ma
ture kept him at his post, and, to ms
own grim amusement, Iiannah's de-
| light and gthe childrc n's asto nishment'
he did his best to take up all his wifes
forsakcn duties She had not exag'
gerated when she said that her house
was full. and that She had not time TO
think of herself A thousand and one
little tasks sprang up on every SIDE
Homework seemed TO him many
headed hydra. and one being Knocked
Off another instantly appeared In us
place TO distrust and bewilder. Late
in the afternoon, as he sat down Tor q
moment to rest. SEEING spare quarter
of an hour be fore it was time " lay |
the table for supper, a loud ot terry |
arose below stairs. and the twin APP |
pcared. bearing poor little Mabi be-
tween them, damp, doleful of Get
The children talked all together and AT
the top Of their lungs trying To ex-
: plain how Harry had playfully pokea
his sister, and how she had lost 'her
, balance and had fallen headfore most
into the gutter, in the very gutterest
place. papa" and the poor man tore
: his few rcma lining locks as he bore ms
!. daughter of TO the bathroom Tor
!, complete change Of clothes, involving
!, the in tricacics OF buttons, strings and
: pins all over again.
:, At $40 Mrs Fenton returned a day
spent principally in the open air had
proyed yeri table tonic and she was
y pleasant sight to see with becoming
- color in her G heeks, and eyes unwonted-
:, ly bright, as she tripped upstairs Ing htiy'
in spite OF her forty years; bursting
!. into the nursery in such hustle and
!, stir Of good spirits that 1t grated upon
y, the nerves of her husban PROSTATE
= upon the sofa after the exhausting pro-
:, cramme Of his housekeeping.
{. The fun died out of her voice, Though
r. not from her glance, as she BENT over
- him. saying. softly: Poor. dear ames
~ Still in your morning dress? What does
a this mean? am afraid You are get
oh ting into un tidy ways
Mr.. Fenton groaned by way OK reply
MARY" he murmured, feebly, ai'e
" a moment. Twill You accept an hum
- bled mans apology? never dreamed
y hefore what never-ending round o
worl, a woman's life could be. I'm
~ ~ perfect wreck-but speak for rnysci'
Won will never hear another word G
~ criticism from me II you look like
~. rag bag
Use Mary dropped a kiss ON his fevere
brow. II was the seal OF her forgiv'
tea ness. A quick look about the roo
req showed her its disorder. but she KEEL
u'- her amuse rnent to herself.
h's II have had busy day too she pu
sued. brightly taking on her BONNIE
you First your bills The people WI
one owed them were 30 astonished when
MS woman wa liked in to collect that tn
u . handed over the money without
ana word. and before eleven o'clock
'ok' poclxetbook was full. That was the e
Of nv DUTY. business is rather am
We'd inc lame :, think, and not too exc
iper ing. for it left me good many hou
e Won see. before it came time TO co
iats home. so went TO Cousin Lizzies.'
lanes craye a start. Cousin Liz
'ars- was a butterfly OF fashion, Tor wh
ise's Narv's tongue was usually lash
ION. scorn :,
lkcn ..Yes. Cousin Lizzie. And said: L
at zie. | ann not well dressed. 'Ih'
ming no news says Lizzie. No. but W;
and 70 be. saysI That's good news s.
! the Lizzie. Put on your things, says
bed and take me to your tailor SO
nv to Ala and I've ordered a very SIN
ID to gown, my dear, which is quite equs
the anything OF any ueighbors new
ng- net and a cape, gloves and BOOTS an'
room ON. And have had some corsets
) and home from Mrs. Van Dusen's own w
ID at an. You shall never have occasion
ound complain OF me again. James. w
ssing oroomed.' thank thee, Jim, Tor tei
her ing me that word"
toien A. she went into the closet to
'nes away her wraps she stole gianc
mt as her husband. 1t found him IN q $
pacA of collapse, and in he remote uei
me Oh ~ that closet she broke into a II
u she furry Of laughter only to be heard
own the moth balls among the furs.
ran Just then the supper bell tinkled.
' Nrs ..Come." called Mrs Fenton, ga
.ls ~ pulling her husband up from the
'iip'e They went and BY tacit consent
s . DAVIS doings dropped out Of the coz
,.,,,l,s sation.
agine. -. ,hat right. and
az" morrow restored the old regime.
~" the seed sown had dropped INTO
I ~ ground. and the next sunday NOR
- the head OF the housekeeping &c
IN ". men, was mys tcrions.y long over
shuse toilet When she emerged NJ ie
on '"e she wa. vision Of gored skirt
sleeves. smart cape, vice
Gay = bonnet. new boots and gloves
'"",' hair sh one like satin and as ioi
mere nc aourc it was as trim and trig
unrea. fashion plate. Mr.. Ecnton openc'
MN :" month and shut II again ne
= wiz, dumb But the children shr
.sen.ea with delight. and promoted a.
- - the dazzling apparition ana eur
.t..st