Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 25, Number 7, Jasper, Dubois County, 5 January 1883 — Page 6

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It Ml IMBVMMes aear mJ uasAsm. he nnnW .v. M MMWL (MM Ml MM MbtteMI mm" mI "HTM 4 Ihm thoMSMjhty unJhang MB Witssin the MS CnBSOOeent etlv ' ma nnoainr platforms of priaornles not fortss. ft fa, aceursoy im w ot aivis.oa. It bflfM With. Mi faMfa-kw of lb eaUy plain. As early as IMS, when Fr out w candidate tor too PreslafcncT, BtpvbUcBBff wore by no i a unit in feeling, oeept Nttrn far tM Deniooraov ra ooesot t im wing , composed of tM aM Aboil fJeniets and their sympehleere. fevered the immediate extangsMMaMt of aiarory; while the other, oompoeed of id Whkje Md eooverted Deuaocrats, was ooofaat with preventing tho extension of aleeery into free territory, it m campaign of lMflQ im two wion won till at odds m this question, amd tM IpoMornMivoi. as they may be called, had their Mads full in keeping such jndioals m Owen Lovajoy sod others from doing fatal damage on tfe stump. Ja Illinois, for instance, it was considered a doubtful and dangeroM esrperlssat to 1st Love joy speak as for soul oj Alton, and sot until bo bad proofaed to be discreet d the Ropuhhuna Mf ngera give him perntissioa. Ike eleoof Lincoln aod imnmdtast breaking out of the war temporarily suspended Abe family disagreement, but It will be Remembered that one of the Most seridifficulties with which the newAderefatcst ffrumbliof and faterfereaoe m mvuwiiw Amor buith who was born hi KesitookT. ; a "a Southern man. trader htfluanofla. " ikniAim im. "worthy and unfit to lead a atrmrb Motiaed in the saeted Hood of John Brown. Hb unoonqoerahtle pottsaoe and marrellons tact snsbiod him hold his worriers at bay nntU the r wm TirtMliy orer, hot had ho lhod aMwiiv eJeT JmT tfn MMflaMVanjJI CNT MrtnhtethMtMMst Ito export liMoM's SonmemUsy ahowe what Mlmjf$mpt3Zmi. When MM IWlMlgr tlMMunt sjnt CMI llrhtT laws had snBolemootsd sonanet. T" wMfpnpvawBsawoaB voamMii' "VMM, the radlasl neptfiaMMi nunusn ' to them tLeshTbafSfc M 1874 the norty was to ni hslonts and nmrpMas Tsniosilsed. tMMjnthore snwaya. a iwspscuune iiflay Making a fseblo oflbrt hi tho direorm. UranTs atmjad term, aoossaary to atontion. aw rninfrtrimiaaaia an thni muaorityaodtAreateaed to etsvnve the vjoianoe at power. laon it wno that Malao, btUen by the ftnrideatial tarantula, endeavored to rally the Hodkmle jwoand his flag and bestowed npnm them the name they have siacehorno 'Tho mm whom Stalwarts" now hate with intoBM and inexorable bittorneas was tho first Statwart," and tho nomination of Hayes over Blaine in 1876 was tho first Stalwart defeat When an immortal crime had placed a usurper in the Eioontivt chair tho Stalwnrt and anti-Stalwart Republicans nammiid tho ralntiva ooaiuAM tk oocupy to-day. Hayes sided with the reiessea im .vmtn irom too bay. . ond earpet-bng yoke, patronised i m anew way, anuooM ona Hog, and sbok bo swox m mo tMrd iMaa. Anaoaw Lka ftanlwt. it amy Maahtthat WiMtty and ladfreotly. howevor, ho MiMfodto pay book hw mmum with , ana prooaoiy conaiostod hintwnenue aneaMSMlwart in the n.Mld over Grant Of the brief triumph af the awAut tiia lonaw tritnartk nf wononta, and the earthquake whs kas lately flung both factions n swap - n m neeujeas to spoak. now stand, what ia it each r An they iter TMa emosaon is eaaier anked were 1. but it is snfBcient for ut purpose to say that o mean, in the Civil Sorvios just as it in, just onongh reform in that and ether this rs to fool the people, "the spoils system" fa of utmost perfection, and any devkm w khwm loran im wm rostore fenahliean Mnrananer in ta anA Alin-BMlwnrliM is underatoAd t mm. thenrnetlM of "boos" Md mneW' na some important ehanst in tia Civil-servioe Depanmont, iowm nml Nmiua Ihero and elsewhere, and IoMIm In Mfhmlar Mtlrely nloM. fkgm. k a i wm (haMaUons t yenrs ageyand throMh wWoh i of ao m and I mmjt .u M. f Mm lor wmm

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"Seen himr aiieuted the old all on fire with exoitemeat, while droos of sweat ran down his rawest face. Ta aweat ran down his im spite of tho chilly weather. "Jest tell me what flection he's took; V 111 ketch Mas! The critter! TU ketch him: on, I'll ketch html And Uncle Zed looked so fierce and funnv that nil fiaalmeMjdsd at coroincing thsSdl man that he couldn't possiblv "ketd ii m . r. . t .T . of tarn beaa to lansrh. Bat .a una, rar a Jew naotuenia at least anal that the was too serious to decide at the porsoe. j -He'll he around to-night toe, and 1 1 . . , a tao.w. - - j rmg soma more wi a nun, it we don t ketcn hha.' nut in tlnele TL ,

. . . , wwooob aodhemhim thatfsahe wav,!' Ton aid the 'Souire. ouieklv. . ttartdinr hack behml ite brothera, was seen to nod. anjirorinaiy. wboreupon the other hoys dW the same. Indeed, tho proposition seVmed to camMead itself to the entire ooinpaoy.aad they started toward the wood those Who bad not brousrbt runs knrrritur on tofsosao. ... I " 1 COald do it it ieat aa waif aim " lUSriAltt U . ft i-t I, ! muttered Oade Zed. They hain't ben no wolves around here for several years now. hot I hain't forgot how to Vetplt'eaa. I guess I hain't" The men were dtopoeed, and then sverytning wm profound! wptlng forth aoiind of tbi the hajshes, of of it sttay some over-con fiomit hiiMta. bOSamS" Of VtsOat TuflSual he had kHm." At lmtI7nele Zed heard a low mnal fa athtolrot, Mdhehad hardly time to wan nn jnat wnen out sprang an dtrcody to-; won, and

asennacsocennoo. ; of the eahinet and whose wines are Two or three had started out to fol-1 specially imported from renowned vintlow the trail of the wolf, and they eame ages of France. He used to be a plain import that the tracks ended hi country jouth befors the war and his Sqnfae TayWs woods. I father kept open house for ever bodv. .. Wt rina; rkht aeaoad and athls plain and eomfortable table

at an m ijatHi wiib irigui. unilea tlin triinrer. but hw hand trembled so that hia hot wont a yard above the wolf's head, ami we Mitoaj ouuniraa past itim uniunt. I'nole ed shrieked Wolf! Md a half-doen men were soon in hut pursuit of the dhwmered game. Tom Miller, feeliu.r very diafontoiate because be hadn t any -un. had not w conipanied the rent; but his muther. wno felt nt tear lor Tom. attl mmiK. thied deeply with the oonrairoous little aria a Wa leuow, nau aaviaea aim to go to a certain neighbor's and aee if lie couldn't borrow one. It was necessary to go (juiie m aisuinoB, nui lom RSU BftK it on old borrel. the mare He had com back in a woniterfiilh' abort tim. Krin. ins; a trusty little ahot gnn with him. aod - ! i ? .... wu maKintF nu wav ud inm mil tnat i the w.lf daahed out of th wooda. h-mit. , tnsr n h aireetton. i Tom heart came ud in hia throat but he ran for a dump of bushes close by that he thousht would afford a rood position for a shot, stationed himself ; among them, and waited. I The cries of the men it pursuit eame nearer. Then the gallop into which the wolf had broken front it quick trot when it left the woods seemed to shake the very ground under him Spring pring iprinr. came the terrified brute. He was in Si? lit Tom lUtadied his ran and fired. The wolf uttered a err. half on th aronnd. fkf aknt Art on the ground. Then shot after shot from the men behind was uoured in upon the poor creature, until he lay laoroogtity dead. Tom Miller quite the hero of the dav. and it voted naanimontly that the wolf -skin belonged to hiss. . . war aa . m . . - "weti, uneie zoo, why didn't you 'ketch him. a yen said you a-ere going tor1 inquired qnlre Taylor, jokingly, as the men were aoparatins; to so to a Iatevtinner. 'Don' kanW what In inundnr ailmi my gun." complained Uncle Zed. rap-1 ping; tna nnsenunate weapon crossly; "dos. aner aa' stratgtatening up prouaiy " von n never nave keteneU that mntlf It It W4, Haw's ahat aakiMl thm Nimim M Why. foameaagraoions! didn't yon hear me hollerP I hollered aa' startled yen nil up. My! eonttnned the old man. reOectiveiy. as he turned away amid a general lauchv which did not appear to dnmo hie sphfts ht the least. kow I dM holhBJsu?er's r.iaag xesfMc. -I dvaVt hadhnw an good-natured huatnd." aaudahaiy n friend, "it I hha hsiawlaaaBeteonumvfriaaoa for dlMm, asm a were s auvuunr I r .. . - 7m . it It ia presumable that the above para graph embodies the two extremes of hospitality; that of tho hojhnnd who reekJeesly invites a jpiest home without knewmg whether there fa anything In ths larder, and that ef the vsfaVwM . mm m, . m. coum not welcome ettaor husband did not hare her table in holiday dress and toe beet the aaarket eoakl afford upon ii and yet it fa doubtful If the guest would Botntherbe the recipient a. a en n mwa som a inner sframruitr da. nsnaen naani so no mvnasi to a. I B t. M m,m : loaded With Sihrar mad china aai aiahor mmm wnMUH wnn of fatigTie and pnspnratioo. of true hospitality are very so far at viands mo a sfi ate cooking hot chill with a company air i no etnies simple, aad lee of iwaat brea I aad a can of milk can aaili ha glorified into a feast bv the manner in which they are presented. A .ood hoateas can make her gues:s believe they are partaking of ange1Ts food when tier are only eatine very ordinary dishes, if iiBa wim n she will entertain them with a ha. monious recital of other matter, another method of utili.iag theW pnoverb esistence fa that which to found in the home mind I do not say house- in the country, where the f Jain, practical farer bids the traMtent to 'rit by." and ha wife, who is great ia her hospitality, waits upon hiss. Many arranger who has feasted at his kin Uy board on plain and palatable fare has echoed the sentiment of the song: ii2 yif th ""W wnoaows ttw wnaat. ao an' a mia.aS MR. aaa meat: Hi e t ie and rn ana all s rtt God tb k bt aanl U ML For ttw fceara-t fra4 wssIL ' There fa living te-dsy in Washington a gentleman hi high osncial poaitkM ZZTL ZTZ. " WT imaim vmwj wi m ohkt nwasoers Miffhhors end strnnirers were alike ( welcome. They dldnTt have ny style . wtiuldn't have known a Mnger g?M from a dnrub waiter, and when tbehad Unshed their meat and vegetables they scraped a place on the same plate for the great section of apple pie or a Aaaa T tka Jkl.L t . osaniaw inao m T aawtiar tkat Colonel alwavs took the siolas. a t ' . . . . ... aaa aw Drone great nun as ot wane bread into it for deesert Ha doeeen't know molasses now, nor beans, nor coon try neighbors. He talkc of Vis Mothers who died in the "wak." hot if they were alive aad me in their home 'pun clothes, to visit him he. would . ofaeo hia house and pot a sign "scarlet .1 J Itm .VP. mmm 1... - vx um-b uvfw. in inia mm was a of Juniter in his dmmir room and a verse from Homer extollinr hospitality over hia sideboard, white in kla laUv tUm Ita ta tia aMfrtjaiaWI Um a single impulse horn of Mat Imrtorfe vlttm.ilesVoff iMf end fAioows.

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