The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19

Another eternity 81 su-peuae. But
that. too. rudrd. and Marion came trip
ping down the stairs - radiant as
peonv. and-hurrnr uf hnrrurs' hold
ing in her Oui>trrtched hand his valen-
tine-opened, The trim little maid
had been 10 the po~i-ufiice an nUur ago
and had brought IL 70 her to read IN
bed. together with many others.
Philip gaSped aud grew ,rry white.
Would she order him from her pres
ences No. she did not do that she
stood there blu>hing d-liciously aud
casting afiectionat- glsurrs first upon
him and then upnn the fatal valentine.
What could il mean'
Phillip. dear. she said. advancing
q step. this j. the ,w--i.-~i valentine !
ever had la ms life. and YOU are"
Philip rhokrd down q ~rh aud almost
snatched the flim-y sheet from her hand,
as he did 80 his eye fell upon the writ
ing and his brain rrrlel. Il ras raieH-
fine No. ,. the OHr he haf AHsGHt FOR Title!
Like a fash il ranr upon him that
he had placed them ia the wrong en-
velOpes lilo. the right ones. by all
shat was lucky.
In about second more she was IN
his arms. But he never told her
how narrow hiS escape had been.
Aud. If he looked Tor any grief or
disappointment ia the azurr-eye'l Tillie
he was wnefully mi>t1kened. for she
81 IL H..
had it in her hand ~ she saw Tom
through the window passing up
the piazza Steps; and. - she
knew Philips handwriting aud
dreaded 10 be- caught with
such a compromising d"rumcnt ia her
possession. she just Hung 10 unopened
on the Goals. u WIS in ashes long
before Tom was uShrrr,l into the parlOr
90 make has prarr.
HARnLD r. WINE.
, aEgsl,f j. in b.. started 100 NeN York CITY.
Of whirh au Ph"n lee val D.. one. Of the
e,iitors.
LOrl~a " Ai'uiI directs iu her will that
all her manuscripts bc hlrut.i. hui this viii
not be hkei, % Interior. with the publ
cation Of the H~usi qf.Iuritv q rs.-thumous
stories.
COLONEL HiDcfN-nV say she literary tone
Of the United States is more serious. NOR.
original and in IL regard fur ~ external
forms more cultivated shan that now IRE
vaiing IN England
The autographs beliupiug % the collier
tlon Of the la.e Ben. P,-ri,r Pn1rs have. BEEN
sold at auction. and urft.-d about sisU
Tue highest prize paiJ for amy one Autograph
was 80, for a letter written by Edgar Alien
Poe upon the subjert Of The Raven
All the Japaue-,. Io-il,S ara read frot1
the right hand side instead 81 from th,. l.ff.
hand side. and the hines run from th. ton
OF the page Co ihe bnitom ln u word. jap |
anese bool,s runm-nra where American !
end and end whrr. American banks com |
meme
THEIR b. newspaper museum a. Aka /
Chapelie continuing flies or specimens u /
more than seventeen thousand ne,vspapars.
half the fun press Of tire world Among i
them is the forty "a number - the Tsra.
Defa eraf- Published % Houston n Isil %
wall paper.
SoNE interesting autographs % men u
letters were suld re,rufiy u London In
one from swift The writer declares that 10
dire Is hrs poverty that cume % Mare
. - - % mus " "'i tp'i' fHif-iNf uft1 Tor
the loan % hity pounds 4 letter FROM
5Oldsmuh gives '-iclefih ar,Ilut-~ Of his
Italian travels. and one FROM Fielding com
plains Of hi- di-appnintmrut- iu money
matters
HoEacE Smith. an Oid-time cronyo % Edgar
Allen Poe. las in ali probability the largest
collection Of newspaper clippings In the
world He lregan when a b,y % ten Years.
md has been clipping Tor fftv wears on
svery conceivable subject His collection
: indeEed aud alphabetically arranged In
'nvei0pes n would take furniture van
% bold what he has now. although b. has
old thtusands and thousands of slips Mr
smith lives m William Penn's cottage In
'airmOInt Park. Philadelphia