The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

m such an extensive and filthy habit
nm, hone vet to some day coax him To INK
sion i,.s And full Of her generous ior
nnrpo.e. Doris tripped upstairs 10 De-
gin her loving work.
soon af,crward Mrs. Turner went VI
into the kitchen TO see about oihns.' oa
,,,.rlv unconscious that her guest, ms
IIowaya Halliday, was lying upon the GU
cough in the parlor. where he had gone IN
nm hour before with a severe headache' ~
lie certainly had not intended listen NJ
ing. but il had happened so quickly nc a. a.
Ma not had time 10 make his presence u
known. lie was not very peniten'- NC :.
lf.l, there could be no harm IN reaains =
janother page ia "a sweet, unseliish ny :
liz had begun his acquaintance with
naris hv heing amazed at her quaint
old-fashioned sincerity, anu ne hau no'
49,, In the house six hours as Jack
pnest before the young lady gave MN
. srr,rise that made him very nearly
angry. a., VA
adjourned TO the broad porch 70 enJoN
the lovely sunset lie had puiieo GUY
h;s ci.,nr ease. and with an air OF easy
assurance turned To Doris
Won have no objection To my s'hoN-
ing?" !
Indeed I have. Ihatc tobacco smoke,
1,..., n aid not. | should object
on principle
For once in his life Towards grace
~ manner forsook HIN. and he thrust
bis ei,,ar back into its ease a awkwaro-
Il ms a schoolboy his face crimson.
Horis sat aemurely swaying oaeh
8 ard forth in her light rocker, one pre.-
~. rounded arm appraised, toying wy"
a snrav Of honeysuclxle. Apparently
, unconscious that She had said or uone
lily ANYTHING ont of the ordinary sne
in smiled in a friendly manner into INC
nd rentlcman's cloudcd face.
fig ..You are the first young lacy ever
wi. ne, who objected To the odor oil hho
SO. .;,ar he said. half rebuAingly-
, as ~ am the only one who has "een
nee courageous enough to tell you 500 or
me- noyhap, IL would please yon better y
il. a..I,m the only one selfish enough =
my ar,r;ve YOU of such pleasure. -"
It. if mi warrant many lady mas oee'
AR" f.rcaa 10 tell a polite lie. rather tna'
and mako herself disagrceable ~ Veiiin'
,ha truth She said. good natureoiy.
ally 80 vou do not tell uniruths Tor W
Guild e hein,r pleasant. it seems MI
-ou'd halliday said. interrogatively' tihg
next of sarcasm in his voice. a
amt Not when a principle is invoiveu'
claim that the use OF tobacco ~ :"
ugh. form is unwholesome, uncieah' Selne
king and extravagani. so OF course '"''. =,
rd Of sarc,ion smoking. even though u
We're cigars may be of the finest.
,ciate .oh, | see you are one % '"e
then - ,h;nlsers. or reform wome
If Of Who are slashing right and LETT AT
small vices of the sterner sex
rniug - ,n.n TO be little less than ange
lacking physical force and manly 'h'
Jack" rendence.- he retorted- hotiy. :.
a. in - ,,.l,ry 70 the class who bels
: him sho,,,d he rs free from vices
manu- women: good. pure. ana true ~
I'm g., nhvsical development, ana Or
him n ,,,,,,h 1, resist temptation. no ma'
al the =, cha. guise it may come, she :
expert quietly. ,, follow
Is, and A rather heated arguheh, 80
II 10 Itch Mr.. Halliday felt himself
.;de6lv worsted. TO cover ms ae
~ Gladly accepted Jacks invi'auo
4 kind call on his best girl
rift: or Tba, tilt Of words was by no ms
n true ,ho last. nor was il the ias' IN
hatever Mir. Halliday left the hattiehel !
do not y,oriously. 1t must be c"niesse0'
or wear s,lfnpprobation was oi.eh hur =
and she tina. in thinking over their discuss
af,.rward Howard frequently az
ID vest. himself he barely escaped disiihin
10 wear fr;.,d's sister That women -
hold ..opinions" ut all seencu
could be womanly To him; ana :" ~
look as one was a'most rnparcohauie-
Net. aside from this unpleasant
ran up .urc. little Doris seemed one !"
ent with most unsel.ish ana ioVaoie !.
N on her ever met. lie leit sur.
mother would approve 81 ner' al
an get a thought sent queer
wn. with Measure through his hitherv"
i i love r.rable heart. 1t was just IKE
han Is or sacrifice her best dress TO give %
Nv big ou.ing. lie hadn't much iai.n
-a.,,t though. and he laughed
.a,f as he thought Of styilsh JAG
haa,v fitting. badly made coa'
o., impulse was TO tell 'ach
[, IN 60 prevent the worse than useie
.rlnhllll ~;sce but that would bc PETRA
lllullI.llllll ....re, not intended for MS ears
lIlE&13lElll .oula only be silent and await o
,lB 1llll mcnts. Ia,
wv For the next three or four ia,
1kL<NN ,vas scarcely visible. excepting
'IAN .;,r. Jack stormed because
,,t rive more time tn their gu
N@ was ..iust like girls vanity
IHM ITO care more for stitchinR
H an old machine. making hnery,
AN ear. for the comfort and haPp
INV two forlorn men," Ana
4NN watching the sensitive race
Z1(l under unjust accusations mo
Iy the sweetest and loveiiest 81 y :,
At last. one afternoon as :
q xy sMoK- Howard we're lounging on IN
Doris came tripping oemure'
:, . -. s,s street carrying neat pao.ae
II IN H. .ves shone with light 'h'
:. ,a dazzled Mr.. Halliday ana IN
that way? IT ne conp'. -, and offered he
on have for as she e" -, her head play