Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 27, Number 5, Jasper, Dubois County, 21 November 1884 — Page 7

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UTpIAXA.

"Ok MCMtTUIS.'

to ato aveve. tot Ma i

rttli Utter, neat

am

rjrai ato nans r-mii- t r n ' Tnya totes r.)l'M-'?:-.

a-- ' ' '

evident that I had m tfaj young wi'i

that of any of the otliMtMragwi and. we talked much together. ar -a. l a . a a m as n a

w bow aaa a asMing at nm last wo aaw tho pestuonce at

aahWtr vale, tot mwo!

wa aar' Wffl aa

HnM Ab.ao!tto tea tote!

We amatwarf aw tote with oar aaeaa-4etaylaf. wa wajt

m warm btatuluf aouw wtta ItssaU,

lae wmm aevarceo, re,

la vaia to frtaaeiht. or

we rouM to ior fitefs, ah. thee, aaa

oniy. WMN w teat war Urine eairn. wa

yaraar arather. white here he tosMvtaeaaa Mrtiw aanaur the vtvU'i warm.

aSavp Oar ansae at fuIMwartod aptoraUttr frank.

wovUTaewass la faD err 'Vaarieaetef putsas hua while Itrteadahlp

w rearm taw raev. at MslaaK aad hn fkad-

la tMr beauty, au nan

Ah,thwa'eH an ttw

fine

Aaa at death w beboM aaa traasaswielaae

Wa lair- when tenseatiar to useless, ws

tawaTtoraiavbaek ad tortatttac baala taa aaa m4 work again.

Ah: why dM we east to she Mvtar our atftt Were we poor? Had we nanirtit Bat a wreath, not a Bower for our friend to ahiat mw ww Mich tribute bate Ah, aiim of the heart that had -- aat -'- - - kta ami

Warefwatdhtoa. and jh offered aba oalrthe cvttto'e twtnr afaMrrtr dole. , . fttU we meant to be Juat, to we claim, though I I nun I mLA n Mr

Wat oar juattoo. thro, better than lore-

AFTERWARD.

Baling-

Strong in Doath.M

Few sadder thing hare been written of Uie consequences of evil habits than tab: "Ye ahall be holden by tbe cords of jour own sins." A leaf from my Journal bring to memory an illustration of wis truth that I shall never forget The atorj ia fearful in some of iu detail, but Us lesson to emphatic. In April. 1840. ob my way from Vera Croat to New York. 1 arrived in New Orlemaa, I had intended upending a few days in the Queen City of the Booth, bat on my arrival I learned that cholera waa prevailing there to an alarmtag extent. It seemed as if every body who could leave the city waa going away, and having nothing hot my own pfeasure to aetata me. I- took passage oa a river ateamer for Cincinnati the Terr next morning after my arrival. Bat although I went oa board the atenaner in the morning, ahe did not leave until late in the afternoon; ai while waiting I made the acquaintance of a yooag man who waa to ahare my rooaa. for the cteamer wan crowded. Wk in tto eahia and on the boiler-deck

Dowa noon the lower deck

tnm! a whole ahio-load of erai-

anta. who atoo naa arnvoa oniy toe r before. iTbe young man who waa to be my rooaa-mate had a dejected look, but he waa aflable and imnresaed me favorably. He had with him a beautiful little boy. hi oak ehUd. aix yean of age. "Hto mother'died throe days ago of cholera." the father nki. m a tremuknia vok: and then 1 understood why he looked eo aaxion. Thia waa when I firat met hian. in our

room. Not loag after, as I was seated oa tna open deck, forward of the cabin. he came with his child and joined me. I had got the impression that he was Kortbera-hora, ami now I asked him if he had alwavt lived in New Orleans. "No." aura he; "I was born in Cinntnaii, where I am now going. I have an aid father and mother living there, aaaf am going up to leave Loato with thatn lor nwhile. I shall probably settin down tnera btmV aasoon as I can fttthinga. Tm afcck of the busineas I've nFBnrVI Hi awBTV Upon my aaUmn; what hnatnssii that waa. ha bald ma very fraakhr. and to my giant aaarte. that ha had bean JnnMnVifaatf wfc aC-MHMaamVaV trfMMV

I of ky ttoagh. and am going h6ad4aa7TI-allhave to -- Vwm lalt tMrervthina1

at lonas ends: but Tm coiaar to eettM

np and gat oat of it"

to onit k

II hns paid yon welir I

Ha

taaa a minnte

Then he said: That a m a

ran twekon. l ana

that It hasn't aaM me. . I've made

a little monay, to be anra. bat I nnght kam aitr am at ir-lliina elaa. It

net paid ma. It s a buetaea that

' paya waen yoa recaon npa, m wSow much yon aaafcf, I aWf and In eolnr out of it"

toMlhtelfcamajd ha would, and pf. ed Mama bb2mbom in n friendly

way. whisk aaemad In tonok his battaar

"Ton talk kindly," ha aakl, and aanawly. too. Vm glad 1 have fallen In witkyoa. My wife weed to talk to me m the anine wnr. She ana always

dtv ainkiae behind .as. all

las we were that ia ffeehur from it wa

were but going into greater danger. For, unknown to as in the cabin, anipfcver waa aaaoaar the emiaraats oa Urn

lower deck, and tan i and easy foothold for

eras soon doinjr his

UBeoneckMia of the

m it waa wni -mfttl thai aMAoawl

alter learine Mew (Jrleaaa that our at

tention was drawn to a row of rough boxes, of ominous shape, on the forward part of the lower deck. Then we learned that fire dead bodies were waiting for burial. Taem wmw white faeaa and aaaw in

quiries then, and it became ontekiy

known to every one that tna waa with urn.

In the afternoon of that same day.

Death entered the cabin, and nr Ma tin vintlm a kale aa

Tmhum mill kitilantor. arhn UUMUulad

the next room forward of mat which

hat haaai wivaa ta aaa and

ouaintance. The man seemed well and

hearty at noon, but waa attacked

HWI, MM WCU WJ I learned of his illness upon goteg for

inMiKin tn wir tvmbl bat waa so

shocked that, forgetting my errand. I Mit Kafir and rakisaed at room Mate.

who sat holding his little boy, in conver

sation with two otaer young men. oow of whom occupied the same room with the sick man. These fellows showed vert plainly, to me at least, that they KalnnaMl t the fraternitr then eo nu

merous on the Western waters. Upon my mentioning what I had learned, they seemed startled and frightened, aa did mv room-mate also. "Is that so?" one of them exclaimed. "Jim, we'll have to get out of that!" Our plunder's in there." said the Athr. 'in brinr k out. Bill, won't

you?"

i,W i RUV. . ' a the cholera, these goods will stay there for all ma.'

"Well, let m stay then -till he woll 'Twiuii ha bine. I reckon.

he didn't look like a man 'twould go oft

easy. I say. friends, ana ne looaea ai me and my room-mate with a sickly mile, "suppose we have a quiet game, while the cholera's going on. just to pass away the time?" They had before invited as to play, but although my friend was himself a gambler, we had both declined. I had asked him if be knew the fellows, but

be said no, thev were strangers to him. "I don't doubt but that I could fleece them nicelv." he added, "if I chose to. But as I told you, I'm going out of the Seeming a little disappointed, the two left ua. but when I again entered the cabin, not long after. I saw that they had persuaoVdothers to play with them, and that money was staked on the game. They all became so abaorbed ia

the chances that they evwenuy lorgoc that Death stood nearrand even when word cawe that the cottoo-planter was dead, the two profeasionab were stall eager to go on. Thia waa just after the great chandelier had bVa lighted, and they were

filling the long saloon wna inev aw iance. trying to outstare. it seemed to me, the hideous look of Death. Neither the glare nor the scene was in accord with my own feelings, and going out for.w -a t - a. J .J

ward, i sat oown m ua? more nuouweu : and welcome light of the stars, that were now studding the clear heavens, so far above all this earthly turmoil. I was quickly followed by my room-mate, who had by the hand hh little boy. Sitting down beide me. he took the little fellow in his lap, and there we eat. i k naMahi biwrlr.

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the child qtueuy sleeping on aia www breast.

Uariww iwtiranV I aoon fsH ajdeeo. and

did not wake till the return of daylight And then I was arouned by sound Elamtive moans, coming from the little oy. who was ia the berth under mine.

His father. I found, wmatreaay astir, and seeing that I was awake, he said: 0 Mr. . Iuis Louis I fear he is going to be token toof

The poor man's grief eeemen too

great for utterance. Springing from my berth, I anw that Ids caHdj1' It in n frightful conditioa. Tim father lumaelfhadbat juat awakened, and he

was filled with terror as weu aa nw. Tb Uttle fellow sDoke to ua in ahaU-

everv wordwTth aahnnSve

wntifv ma ekwk of the boat and ob

tain the attendance of the two phvieians who chanced to be on board: aiwlthealwwatbaok, to wait with the father for taw coaaing. The UttJesaerer brVWapf

"TLaaW. "Let me

kiss rou. nan. I don't want yon to

feel bed." a . .. .,, - J a aaaaauaai maaanannnmnaa'' X$0Vu9a? BTlWa4?a?aWMn ew annsraB aawgawaBaJ mm than that which followed. Fot

ia. fnw winiwmaia that the eanM

hotter he lay whh both hb Httle

'' too

slay with both hb Bttk hands in Us father's, hb lovmg eyas amduy on the jmrent's face. rhaaV isn't n, vW But Tm

"I B ne

BttiewhUe.

"We

the

lowly to me. And a medicine with me.

" Rongji gpwfcjf ljjn 4t(ggmtflP,' 1&tHffcif df Wtttb nnl annwanouaWawan gffffffffffgj z?zttj&!!z !Svna ' ' jfl

w5a?Tfwo abad. Cg nw''nnnpi llyS5waln - Jj1? am WtmJ '9 SLrmg look at the one he qaea- tefl thm ST ill nSw coa wattol lepry. "" TteSotaa top. j? Ifttlnamaaaa llf ffmna

to hlnffit off: that's the wnr to kaa evB faniia i b fallawed hy and ananea I '""li aavnnnv WM

clear of it. and I don't anww-iamr. "iZir fc-W 1HH

I PywW. I'll trr aav toek with' roa to-l A HUNT IN MEW WHOC. -anajaw- jfT T f

I SJI. JUT!. ! naTeo-try. -mmt aia aalaa faaan I nwaaTaaadimay yoata. 7

ntonel'have1 sbould to them, in Jf-4 j1" Mr&KLJ 8 tome war. I wbn, Mr. . that H I these acta are atood am wn snort oeenn ijaiitya ;J sbould die and you ehoukfn't. yon'4 atokea. each mnn'a net joined to hb tore of fcanWi n if J i f ! takeranrgeofwhatlhnreandgo and mighbnrs. The gram b paalad np hs mwmmmmm ii j "saw me them when yon get to CmcbmatL from of the acts ta arms them eaten- niiaiiim --. m. - - - w You will see to h all afterwarda.'' mgnre. The owner, of tawaeteetaaai --lutt; yonta aay Mr. mamenm r. jam la hto present dWrjondent mood tab bvwnh swears hi silracw aarakaag their Tayler. ana pwat at am tw nrasy . seemed a very natural reoneat, and I paw. It wthcfi ihina far all the yeamg of the Cam! nils Wfwmma 4 told him that if things should torn oat Sen to wwar usehr sand Mtiimn anal jgf W", ?' mmmm. Jf mho said. I wuld try and find has BBety to the fauna. They shave the g ki Vgm,f JTaT jXT fjB father and mother. hair, their ttmpln. ewery hair freea fhar of aan rass-ajpevw was saw eaw As soon as ropper waa over the two their evearowx and any other about t m. . jggj

"prolWionab" agaia a?eare. "I face. AO carry several apneas mmmxmam. a ? 'Vjgj hope yon fed like trying hand wnh aamjmy mad, ftnm a hard I white wood. "fto Jllmma 'ST aTwaaanT ll us now?" saMone. Tbepoinu am shnrptnt d. and every- bad; it b eartaan that ,tJB "I declined, but my friend, after ! tos a boar's tank or pW gbae nnd. it to net tan aaaen eo any .am ' iHM being silent a neoment said: -I wifl j hotxie to Kraae them aaofienns they tolly. eWrrereC nsi a.astr jaaias ' play with you now." rsanben. Lutle bm of three and fear - , . -H haU it be a threeaaded rasae, old. with their mesas .an on. -Dr. George Badey. taw i eh char aaaf

"Yes," answered mv friend, "three ahoejlesrs. aaareh along with the crowd- gatto and aUaaaaassaX waadevohadly r .JB are enough." and risiar he tramp- Aaamber of young garb go. toe, to named to hjshan tot aimlili vgl led the two into the cabia, "If you II rry ma- for the asea. It bemga edwue. TF? relieve me of what money I have an modhnnt. we sueeigners faaned the bar la liiaiUn hat eislh len wnatmaw ganm quickly as powible." he said, as they eoaapaay on horarbaok, Mrs. Lawes pathetic, fine saeaasd to ha nPHbm ' rated themselves at n table directly yngsai of oar party. The aanvaa vbtoau aayhag: How aright ana moa unteofe braimnt caauaaejkra. alwmyawTal abrnto ma. aaJB. EjrtiJjJ othgTargeaaTla wtJ TlAm Oam&mmm mtai gJfJ . '.H uoddtJTto' ate! l"waayoa'to notice Koitnpa Injef amaaal anrari. wnenl fdjjnnOIIOUoV ,:''m that this b nrdeaJL hopewffl he fast "JJjiJJ ,!sat- The aaamunaus anmr aiCT H and thbmj towf'deal ;" and. misting toes and ahtgem eaten nway hy haaany Teans Mjftfaas 'Wm

So mying, be dealt the cards, snaitaunw. Be con BamhhT&mt janj a etkfc. tf:lr ?ffr -Mm they began to play. The two atatm Jant he riisnt watt far. Two of has T ,a, what m i n at, HkmaUsee-tned a little dhanraon. I;wtves carried him by turn to a netted paw UaUwanaytoe ! . WM thought, by what my Wend had send, h.imors on their hneka. rTTT TT.":" " 1...-- Ifl and they played lees confcleatfly than baaal aeram nV taraw T are uMml boomnbje; jM brfore. At bngth there was a ansae, naw of nw heeawa jrkedk fcO to to tbe aaam fanannr and smaarai amaamno -SgM and Uiddathetr next cards ahare ef the witeayew Geanr The gajagav abaayfcoMt "'1 seemed a if their oppoaxnt wna 1 i If g STl one of Jhe Urn Cm5T . IT-j - SLm tahL. kti tall tM. aaaf abi olnav seme of them yeamg mat . . tt-mr aw aaaan east to he tn mm

quicUy covering the naaney with both gaad looking feoantty aaaard to hsa m hW: he santT kaJdng tonnd on ns Zf aadthTr? nmalnnMbniohamV iM who Mood near: mrwngh the treeaaw tnrre snta mm "That, geatlemes, waa my neal-tny '""I" 'fl.. ?T "la your canan a cease etanbutT am toafdeal. and I dealt fairly. Can any j to ! l fgTr wnota tanwbmtoi ".esnngav jM one here aayI did , , ffi j !Ji!rHiSi -Ton Ji&Tm j amayVTlow and & J ."7BI "."'-"! yjgJlSb !f ''S -You reinenAerw we wm SwamT a-airrnn-aS fl ing about this afteraoou?" anal he to waJlany yotog toau aaawn. . ... mmmr J m m mml n OH me. "If anything aheaid happra ne woaM rJ? .!Z7w hwwwai iwa-Tenw torhfeen toe." Mmf don't fail to Wp your pttaause, ate- aaamrs bangtog mm now aaa twnm earn msaaww. -'-B member it aB Afterwnrdr ITM,:J ttmSn ILa-.a b ItrtnAfterward! How like a ahndow of n at sisagaarr ana same aeawa 7 T!--ZTa. . K darkenW We aeewtt that word! Before ZfmVmmVITZmXSa STlS tmTmMmwSR 31 wrL- sfHrS ggr-S a wovquarkJk! TwTaofoV-c!riat ; 1 2? lfmnnmm tLaanmalf sceaaadawaeedgow intoftW oonlnoo ne ana for Til ii tWm m hwmnam:'' but like too nmay who make aTaacl he b E EiFZljMmm nm. 1;

IKabJts

4lrrworu.' ! plowed in hb thigh by a short ten. nZm ant DnBt he aw

1 met hto mother. Shewaa a serene ft,, pfar. however, was ostiponawal " T, a TTi Hill I InJilllnll S oldwoennn. The father wa- aahe bn an4 kfllrd. &w Gasawo Car. Sfaiarf -Sa-aTaBhar w "Fntbawo! Hi I ml '-n firm. But 1 at ones aaw. from prints jfcrwht Imwanann wfch hart And ha i ant and ntnvrffTt on the wall and a weO- Ttohar neat emaw am ftnT g worn Bibb on a little table, that thwv Aa old ivworter writo "When 1 -w, iO. a V werebellwvimrClniaUa- TrT was aajpr-wd that the keeper of a taank eaawaonsof theaatoCiimmri l"aj mmflm -ftHmt 'M gnmhllng pbro ahouhl hsve hud seat jwe Ysnnkrhilt, and 1 remarked anawV aajaf- a poreate at taaa. It eonhf net ho. I aa-amnBy to Umz Tm afraid I am pry- . lmanau--SHSSS'S: -"SSSHjt SSpap I ..tHhrx Br"?LC StjsrjS

woU tea

wnntlagme to got out

of H, and Tm