The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

i1Shi0n. and reiineniunt. but SHE hau a
brother, and 10 her mdpans OF sur
prise, we regret 20 Sav. her lanyu 70
was mo,lelcd IN that OF this near rcia-
live. Sac said. with emphasis. loo:
SWELL. he his a gaaw Suddenly site
icaacd back ia her CLAIR. aud peal
after peal OF laughter lioated muscaliy
AROUND her beautiful roolu. How sue
this fair t~i,er of men b, 4
btilcd her hook and caught tier iisit
viii DO seen further un. Having
laughed TO her hearts cuntoul. she
muscd a nom mt. then rOso.s at,ircd
herself TO so nrth conqacring aud to
conquer. and went, As sho said. ITO
beard the lion ia his very ten.
An hour hlter MIR Syvrsttes unman-
acr,l0.e heart bumped moro hercely
lAau ever. aud ho felt moro limp aud
ierble than IN all his life hulorr. As hu
VAS confronted in his sauelum by ses.
tTday's Vision OF beauty. lie 0owcd
accp.y aud presented nor chiir she
smivd sNocuy and accepted &. 1hen
IN pa,iso He VITA cxpec,ant look. try
lkg t0appcar AZ cast iican, bis heart
hgating HNc mi.iiloL ihnndor, aud was
" silisc she dld. his checks wuro
aIlano. aud his hand shook rs he
fumnlod aimleSsly among tne papers
on has desk. She MAS the image OF
hlgh-ured repo,e. II seemed 10 him
u,at years OF silence we're intervening;
IN fact only Tho proper Interval bad
elapsed when sne sand In her eatliUst
tone;
k'slherc was very extraordinary
article IN your paper this morning.
''Adyerlisemcut hc corrcetcd; then
flushed TO the temples at his asiniuc
r.ideness anal indiscrction. II he had
betrayed him ell. however. sue did not
appeal 10 sou il. Size inaocculiy nj
tributodh his Knowledge OF hor meaning
u his HewSpaper perspcaciiy, He
Oil the PRECIPITATION running dawn his
back and willing up his ccllu,oid coll
ar. but sho was as cool Ms the biggest
0na IN 4 .'lodgr Of cucumbers."
YES. rho advertisement, she meek
" assented; 'siid you not think it a
vcrs strange onep
Yes. no did.
Al was on Slata strcct yesterday. +"
she continued in her soft tone. looking
straight ut him. '.and dropped tho
INIT rpfcrrcd 10; ut least, this ono
be'trs resemblance TO tlD,t as do
scfihed" Sue laid il before him.
Yes, that Is Its mattel no OK
claimed. when
allow do ION knowP" shc asked.
looking suspiciously 1t him; but this
tine he was prepared. aud had his
liltle lilo quite ready, il necessary, as it
Wa
oh, l saw the other when the fell
LOO farne last night"
fhc fellow? Il WAS mar, then"
- yes--oh- Yes. Same fellow
af sNw il when no came
sle llal chin aud looking any
II u9irsc you would soc il
s0 Aiipid | amt with n
EIle has deprecated sacll
III alaNslnfs
- YES. mn. sometimes do the
most ridiculous things. You could
scarcely believe them. As don't wish
to shock you, though. won't cnlightun
you, looking innocontly at him and
reading his silly, adoring soul as II it
were tho page of nm open book. He
began to say something, whom she
again spoke;
Perhaps the man left IT with youP"
20 no; but perhaps | en- got 1t for
you. And at this moment it was
lying fairly soaked with perspiration
just squeezed up as closely rs no could
get it to the heart that was framing
those tremundOus-well, say devia-
tons from truth. Sylyestre had never
realized until yesterday that he had u
heart, but now he had real serious
thoughts. as TO whether it might not
jump out OF his throat, where il was
ut prt sent chiefly located, lie thought,
aad follow her departing footsteps.
Mole ut thcir talk we need not re-
peaL Half the men in town and all
the girls can fill it out satisfactorily.
She arose to depart, aud gave him
graelously her card, for hc WIS to como
and report progress. lls SAT- down
and lost himself In blissful reyerie.
aud She won't home. "wulking on air, a"
aud all that warm day went singing
and carrying on" about the house
unit she made her mother actually
nervous with her idgeting"
Six months later. after brilliant
and fashionable wedding ut brilliant
and fashionable church. and a charm.
ing wedding journey, Mr. and Mrs.
/ Eu@ ne Sy,vestre. comfortably en-
,c0gced in their own luxurious home
on Michigan avenue, once more hold
swol converse anent 'Ihat mitt"-
that fortunate ''mitt. lie, after tho
maHaer OF men. has been telling her,
peri tps for Ito hundredth time. how
foru ulte ii WIS that that fellow who
fuut "That NIT" had come 10 Tic
COD eHiup 70 advertise it. md SO given
him tie precious opportunity. Here
we via draw the curtain kindly. aud
resume further on.
Ms. Syiye-lrc, l0qaaur: And
deaf dearest Eugene. 10 let mo say
lurtier HAT 1t was "a mttea, not q
'mit None but q man wpsid have
callbd il so. Aud still more, my dear
Eu3 enc, did it never occur 90 YOU that
u 'fir-irilnmed. feece-liuud Bid mitt'
was wouieriuily warra wear Tor hot
SUMMERS dat?
"Dd it not dear Eugene. with a
moo ing tone impossible 10 initiate,
''eytr seem possible that a lady might
by accident have had such mitten Ia
her shopping-5a and chosen to drop.
not the Observation-Disclosures is the
Su.t.n's privilege. dear Eugene. but
the rnILlnll Ii fun riInn Of Lrr rllninn.