Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 16 April 1897 — Page 8
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ME GOT THE MILK.
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4U ty at frofaaaor Child. Twenty TcAM afro the writ r. with her 3 rear-old child, wan od her way to
THE MANIAC IN THE CAR
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Washington in midwinter. Instead of perfectly obvious to the nervous looking reaching that bt-ant iful city early in the woman who aat juat oppoeite him in morning, aa waa expected. th train waa j the cable rar. It was not so much the availed id the night by a terrible bin mytical series caf wigwag eignala which aard After the height of the atom waa! he waa making with hia handkerchief over it took hour to dig away the heary j aa the am axing oonturtiuna of hia face enow that br.ed, not only the rail, bat : in the intervals of tbwae contortions he
the whole world apparently Slowly and laboriously the losomoti re crept on. and we were at ill 300 milea from Washington when the church clock struck 8 in a village where we halted. Men jumped up to are if there were time to get a cup of coffee; nervous and anxious women clamored for tea, and I cried
stand intently in the directum of hia nervous vie-a-via, but at nothing in the world, so vague waa hia look Then be would tap the bridge of hia nose with hia finger, grimace and screw up hia features into horrible expressions of malignant madnees. The poor woman didn't know what
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with the rest, ' Oh. if only I could get I to da Her alarm was so apparent that aglaas of milk for my little girl!" "Im mn the others in the car noticed it, even possible, " said the brake man. who was the man himself in one of hia lucid in paaaing through the oar; "we shan't be ; tervala, and thereafter hia perform ancee here but a minute " became more violent than ever Every Paying no heed to his words, a gen- j physician knows that maniacs delight tleman of striking appearance, whose; m playing upon the terrors of those who
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BBS face and head I had been ailently studying, hurriedly left Che car and disappeared upon the snowy platform "He'll get left, " sneered the brakeman. The train moved on, feeling its way through the huge white banks on both ndea. The gentleman had evidently been traveling alone, for no one seemed anxious because he did not come back. The ears were hardly in full swing, however, when he jumped aboard, a lit tie out of breath, duated with enow, but telf possessed and calm, holding carefully a tall glass of milk, which he gave to the wee girl beside me. My stammered thanks for such unexpected kindness from an unknown traveler he brush
ed away with a wave of hia hand "But
the glass?" I insisted, knowing it could not be returned, as we were now than
dring onward. "Is yours, madam," he
replied, settling himself into his seat, paring no more attention to aa But later in the course of the dreary forenoon he motioned to the little lass to ome to him. which she willingly did. He lifted her to hts side, and with hia arm round her the cuddled up again at him, and for two hours he whispered stories into her ear, so low that no one else could bear, but the delight of which was reflected io her dancing eyes and ami hug lips. At Baltimore the stranger disappeared, and a gentleman across the passage from us leaned over and said, "Do yon know who has been entertainiag your child so charmingly, as indeed only he could?" "I haven't the faintest idea. " "Prceesor Francis J. Child. " So many years have flown since thea that the little lass herself writes stories now perhaps faraway echoes of those she heard that wintry day when Professor Child made summer in her heart, but the tall, thick depot tumbler still stands on the high shelf of the cupboard, too sacred for any use, save aa a memento of the kindly chivalry of a gnat man to a little child Atlantic's Contributors' Club.
exhibit fear of them. Perhaps the worn
an herself knew it At any rate her feelings finally reached an intensity1 such that when the man half rose from his seat she shrank into her corner with a stifled squeak, which brought from him a glance of triumph, or perhaps it was surprise. But he only sank back again, with an expression of disappointment, as if his time had not yet come, which indeed it hadn't Thereafter she held herself gathered close, with every muscle strained, ready to spring and flee, 8he didn't have long to wait The man looked toward her with that terrible, unseeing glare. Hia flata clinch ed. The handkerchief clinched in one of them jerked in abort, sharp oseillatiooa. Hia eyes began to bulge out His face becasne purple. Beneath his curling lips could be seen his teeth, bare to the guma He leaned forward toward! the horror struck woman, his face pro-' trading almost into hers. His sharp, I hot breath was on her cheek, and just aa hit arms went up to clntch she made one bound from her seat that took her half way down the rar. Two more leaps landed her on the platform. Thence, with a mad yell, she launched herself forth, despite the restraining grasp of the alarmed conductor, and was fortunately caught by a police-' man, who escorted bar to the sidewalk, where she wept Prom behind she beard a mad, gasping roar of baffled rage, but the maniac did not follow. He didn't want to. He sank back in his seat again and wiped his tearful eyea Then be took out a newspaper and began to read. It had been a hard atrug-! gle, bat it hasWnded in victory. He had
got that sneere out. New York Sun
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Madison Township Trusts?? Notice. Notice is pi fen that hereafter the True tea of Madison township will be at tbe tors room of Mr. John P. Norman, in Ireland, on svery Saturday, for the par pose of attending to township business and all persona ha ring business with tht township are expected to confine it u those days. Ths township library is kept at Iasax Alexander's in Ireland, where all niav obtain the books. Ths Indiana School books will t found at Norman A Gray's store at al times. John E. Nobnan, Aag 16, 'S6-y Trostes Madison Tp
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SfggSs. "Literal children, or, more properly, children who take your chiding literally, are holy terrors, ' ' relates a young man noted for his politeness to ladies. "I wss in a herdtc the other day which was much crowded, though no one was standing at the time. Presently a lady and gentleman got in, and I gave my seat to the lady, leaving the old gentle-
standing. Immediately a young
lady sitting in one end of tbe herdic called to her little sister, a child of 0
perhaps, who was sitting near the door
at the other end, to come to her and gire her aeat to tbe elderly gentleman. Ths child came willingly enough, and While the sister was reading her a lesson
manners s passenger got out, and I
took n seat. "Nerer let me see yon remain seated again when people older than yon are standing," closed the lecture, and the child was crowded, half sitting, half standing, between the older sister and the lady next to her. Two
minutes later a pretty girl got in. and of course, as tbe only gentleman in the
herdic, I gare her my seat. No sooner
trad I done so than that email terror was
on her feet.
"Oh, mister," she said in sweet,
thrill accent a "yon take my seat I You'a older than me. " And everybody Laughed, of course, trust a lot of giggling girls for that, for the only place on earth
that I could have "taken a aeat" was on
ths sister's lap, from which the child
had slid I didn't take the seat, but I
did take to the street and walked fire
blocks in a drixsling rain to get away
from the giggle of those gir la Wash ington Star.
A London audience is brilliant Every one is in evening dress, and tbe audience is often more entertaining than
the play. This is especially true on a first night. At such times the pit is watched most anxiously by the management, as the success of the piece generally depends on its verdict. It has often occurred to me, when I have seen people on a stormy night forming a line on tbe pavement outside the pit entrance, taking it all seriously enough to stand there for hours before the doors were opened, that by letting them inside, the management might improve their spirits and They in their turn might be more gentle Aud it haa also occurred to me when
I have seen a stout man standing in the aisle fumbling for s sixpence or a shilling in pockets that probably only contain a bank note and a goldpiece that the manaftement might further improve the spirits of ita audience by doing away with women ushers, and by selling the programme at the same time it sells the seat, for it is hardly fair to the first act of a play to make it overcome the fretfulness caused by annoying attendants before it can hope to amuse. But the secovd act ia sure to have a fair start, and if be plsy Is good from there on it will have no reason to complain of the audience. C. D. Gibson in Scnb-ner'a
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JaHper, - - - - Indiana.
Hall Township Business Notice is hereby given that ths iin le:aimed. Trustee of Hall tna-nkhm i
attend to township business on each Sat
urday ol tne year, at mv othce, an l persons having township business to transact are required to present it to him on Saturdays. The township library will aleo I fuun.l at my office near Rosamond, a.ci the citizens are invited to call there for librarr books. The Indiana Series of School bookj may be bad at my othce. and at Jolin J. Meechede's, in ÜBSSBtias. Lxvi L. Jacob, Trustee Hall township. Ana. . imi.-f
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Hadrian, in A D. ISO, built a stone
wall from Bownesa, near Carlisle, on Sol way frith, to the river Tyne, near Newcastle. It was 80 miles long and garrisoned by 10,000 troops. It was from IS to SO feet high at various points, 8 feet think at the top and was provided with a gallery in the rear, which enabled ita defenders to take their stand with only head and shoulders visible to the enemy. At every quarter of a mile there was a castle with a garrison of troops Beacon lights and signals were used, and on an attack, whether by day or by night, tbe news was at once flashed ap and down ths wall from sea to sea.
Bllleal taa Davtt. A burglar recently met with his deserts in a dramatic manner. In the neighborhood of a place called Hunts burg, near Oldenburg, two littk boys, aged respectively 8 and IS, were left by their mother at home to take care of the house. A man with blackened face and in black attire suddenly entered and announced himself to the scared little mites as his satanic majesty. "I am the devil Where do you keep your money V ' They instantly pointed toward the massive trunk where the modest wealth of the parents was treasured up While, however, ths mmrky looking impostor was ransacking the chest, the younger of the two boys whispered to his broth er, "Go and fetch the gun and shoot the devil dead." The brother jumped at the idea, fetched the leaded weapon, crept up to the nnsnrpecting thief and lodged the whole charge in hia bark. He fell back dead. London Telegraph.
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Artie Darling, you have no idea how aii tions I was while you were coming down the rope ladder, i was so afraid yon had not fastened it securely above. Susie You needn't have been alarmed, dear. Papa tied the knot for me.
Detroit Pres
laealUS For laatfBJty. "That's what I call an insult to the whole human race." "What is?" Tbe first speaker pointed to s North Bide butcher's window, where, under an array of calves' livers, hung this Bign. "Uet Your Brains Here." Chi
cago Tribune.
Only three weeks are required to develop a perfect mosquito from the egg.
Tbe majcrity of grown people.
well as the children, in ancient Rome rarely lighttd a candle unleaa at dawn. Tbe brdtluic in K me, Atht na, Egypt and other parts of the Mediterranean shore was between 7 and a o'clock in
the evruiug. net tmlii'g to the
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AImo a full Htock of Clothing. Irv (Joods, Notions, Boot
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Farm For Halt' in jflfHsw Township. One of the liest farms in Malii township can be b. -tight tin eaxy tciu. ttl cre. with house of six roomo. btm Jix7'i feet, plenty of stock water, frnssl produced 'J.'i Imidiels wheat per acre, anl other crops in proortion, nice Menard, Four miles fron Javier. 'J from Ireland, 5 from Buff; -HO acre rJsswsJ Will lie divided into two or three Darfr
if desired, and sold for one-third cad), balance on eaav time, interest nisecurei
notes for deferred payments payable an nually. $25 per acre". A very desirabi place". Apply to C. DOaMt, Jasper.
Boone Township Truste?' Notice. The undersigned, Trustee ol Boosf township, Dubois county, hereby fire notice that he will atteml t.. all boMe pertaining to the office of Tnitte?. sjsjl residence, about one mile wen ,'ori
tersville, on Portersvine an' irctrw road, on Saturdays of each rk, stM retpuests all persons havint sBBBJ bSBbBsBB to present it onSatuniay .ens tlsaalmSMl books from the T"nnV
I liirarv arw nntirie.1 that t lie Library 1'
kept by Win. Mr Harris, in V ..rter-vtw-N. B. CorrBAS, Trortee. Aug 7, 1996 y. Ifarhiaon TruMtee'n Rests Notice is hereby given that UM iDT' igned, Trustee of Harbison t.nship, .:n J ... . i.... i. ,,o, on etQ
win aaamu io iuaiiBiii iiup,- -- , Satunlay of the year, at my 0, Ku i , . l.,i.i!ii
pertninf navinp lownamp .. trrnssct are reouired to present it to Dim
on Saturdavs. , , The township library will he ip1 K mv home in Haysville. , . Indiana School Books are fr ij d..i i i. I. Ilavavi e. ID"
iieiir niienrm uiim a iu -. Aiaui Harkerin Kellerville, Indians. Johx HilTX, Aug. 30. IH95-y. Trortee Columbia Town-hip W tee's Notice. Tl.e lllllllS.lt, Tn.Htee OfOohj fp., Butis county. Isai. Township iHi-mess at Ina very Hslurday, snd BSawsBS ownship BSJiSBSBS to trans! are loested to prstnt it on Uiat da; ol u" The Township UsWStf. trace of üie Trustee, where those tattled can obtain hooka. H. P. Barr, Trusts An. 1th. imb7.
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, Englishmtu who have resided in " Guernsey frr a year bjbJ a day are com -I ptdhd to aerve in tbe local militia
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or Sale by Philip Ouckes, Jaser. Indiana.