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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-28
AMERICAN EDUCATION.

Some of its Defects Pointed Out by
Prominent Irish scholar.
What intelligent visiting foreigners
think of manners and customs in our re-
public is always interesting to the
thoughtful citizen. The latest of such
critics is Prof. Mahaffy. of Dublin, who
studied particularly certain aspects OF
university education in this country.
Regarding one. at least. of his subjects
of study, he came to distinct conclusions
which have direct interest for Amer
leans.
The professor maintains that there Is
no clearly cut standard of culture among
us. He intimates that wealth is in all
but few of the larger cities either the
most potent factor in determining de-
sire for culture, or is a satisfactory So
cial substitute for the charm of mind,
manners and conversation which should
be possessed by cultured persons. After
remarking that most American college
presidents and instructors are under
paid, Prof Mahaffy writes:
The ability OF a nation will not run into such
poor and narrow channels, but will surely seek
out those pah which lead to wealth IN a
country where wealth is the only aristocracy
The professor is much troubled by what
he hints is the vagueness of theAmerlcan
standard of culture, and with apparent
reason. inasmuch as a graduate OF our
larger colleges
Adoes no enjoy the rank to which he is en-
titled when some hundred other colleges con
fer The same name IA b Bachelor OF Arts
n, very different educated students. In some
colleges one can graduate as an a. b. without
Known, on wood Of Greek or even Latin
fact which when Understood In Europe VIII
tend to make us suspicious of all American oe'
grces. -
There is enough truth in the profess
or's deductions to make them worthy OF
careful scrutiny. 1t can not be doubted
that the standard of culture IN America
is more accommodating than 1t Is IN Eu-
rome with its centuries of governmental
nurture of learning. But, on the other
hand. practical educationis more widely
diffused in our republic than 1t Is
abroad. 1t is also true that more ana
more attention is paid to university edu,
cation of the broadcast kinda TACT
which is proven by the increasing SIZE
OF the classes entering our Universities.
N. Y. Ledger.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-28
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-28

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-21
CHAPTER Ill

la trsIlNB ~ Roy Al IIEFIF
AZ tEi- Iuuui,-ilI the Uiils dear "a a
ru.,m abr u vi, mt ALREADY uIIgn bur-t
wibr n n iInl--liy-i Is a superior sIp-u.th
"r VrTIId''ir tu!u aiO. and III. ly-si o. ii-
IsiJaI-i,l ~" \ S-tS step -taiTNaN Il
Uilir 81, lilsriuTU. NLI,h he tAnuI-i
Il. u-i had g. TEE rem i- regions q the
servants puIrt-Ts quite fITE.ttiug Tor
the nOn,n nj hts mai4sd condition. siiI
excessively s>luuI>hed at the CirCtun
stance. hs walked e. this door and luUk,i
up u 49, SrTy dark aluVe and Ice
'uuli 49, u..thinE. lie Clile,I cloud:
slt, thUi--Nuu up abUVr. whUyy,F va
arr iui the tvhO VI the words ,ply Tr-
Turned t. 1T t-.iTS ~ hollow TrVerlerl-
tins. H. Uas utDut 10 go tor the lamp
Ia aid lsIS inquiry " hen Immediately an
irnmrIl~e Lia'k cat uf Wild and TIER
aslt u. ouuis J lat him. iullHwtl hy
t'>'Tu, Ave :..ii Il uuuTtaT aul Ii',sS If
hrlCE - iTuiI ,limnpy ~ wall Euirg
- ~ =. AMI udding cut into the nom
oUInl'!rt'' i'frt,- rapid Ciryr its - tie
thi!e- AMI ,s'n -ITanE Vut uf the dusT
With Uili S"ll.U eyes istp the Ei,lt
"kntID-iE uunSruiiunal''' said Bcyer-
Ian. gazing after tins object With a
stunned N"nSsItlun. The black cat al
WAYS laS- leading role in the spnuk
drama. lhen,' taking an e1pIanatory
view uf H. added ''FiiZ. n1,St likeiT.
thUrIushly natural. but EOW s,-rU,Int foT
the murtzT btsines-' However. d IL NO
ounceTn Of mine" And having again
fastened this door. against which he also
placed n supplementary chair. turned 20
re-enter CarrUils library. Again the
stairway door. despite the hindrsBCes,
was thrown open with extreme agitation.
''Lleti''e take the place!- said Bevsrlin,
turning about holly. What's the mat
ter now. Some % CarrOlls old witch
sncestresses must Tie hOu ling around for
W discomiiurei Con.e doSnfs 10
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-21


., i i'' h'7 '---iifN al ell I"pi'-d
'", 81 Un. H"AI."7 'e'l tot @ ia" Tell )"
ILi I''E"i a. hliI ~ hiui. g." Ice d." Ii
I''i IA" f'lH l'i"I-ii- ii1I 'ih'iI I'll
''ii' ~ I''iei L. Lob i.i' tune Iia'ut
II mana '"i. Ih-' "i.I a''
:" il-hl LII a. ''.h i-h-' Il. i.
nv D" IAN. J'i 'Llhh. "a L'"E. 4
H. i'' =. NO.. 49,. w.
i''L ~ il.i' At la7l 'itn.. I'iidii.' -
e'uI' 'e-n'i a. dIhsl lh" aiJa ut 81 nr
III Gi'l '' 4 ION ! i'dth"i h~NrT' It.
,'T 'eii'I- hiiih 'ir' a. "'~uI' ''''T lee
i'ue'. Ia .'i!' t''.'e iliv unt'iNc II lac
',-e. hi'"' IL mary tl..h d,hiit"
f'iH-I'- Ut IL. LII Il":ni..I.ian Il In
ldiEl' ~ i'l''t.i al Il / - 'rm 9" IH'iIe-
'i'e 'i'' N'Si '-sI IL .hi'e'7 1" ai'' At
t'''L' " 49, 'I'lh ! AT - IHdi Il
~" ~ 'i''l T. 'a'' W u. - lie
'"Hi'' ASH u. i'..' Ir sf-i iuh'''-j
q -'i'7' We. i''' - L - "a Ini!lu' ir
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t a, " "a W ,N'''ii''' L.. -''",t. i
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po,s'i "a "a ma ,,''i- ,''i IN ION
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-21

negro touched him opportunity on the
sleeve and inquired II hc might lave the
"hOnah. sab. of driving him tn the
bOtcl: B'verlin felt i'ui sely relieved
n this and accepted - once, as his
sachel WIS heavy with m cine I.ttleS.
and lIp WIS CUnECi.ai- at irene faiiRi,s
10 the ASlirItt h.His liz uueTisd
this huary headed 'rracl poo, n. tnir.ling
his hat. damaged Isav.r not unac-
| quaini'7l with ham fat llrss.
No. said lS-y"fiIn. DEBATING within
himself. do YOU Happen to knew where
| Dr. Nalter Carroll lives. eli:
'Dh. va. slh-hpck. hepk-yrs. sab.
| dos! Replied the dusky one brpaking
Intp a grIn 5rui finally ChuCklins all
over. Might lire dp.tah. hun il.
pnilir r..n Imam Oh. vrS. ! knows whah
De- Carroll lives-h,rk. hreL -Ir,4, 'Iul
lDn.lN r'ci dIt ont yondah, l-h aae.
y'h !Til.-~ 'siit IEist H. inginc hur-e. out
ut-h S.lUI.Ih .l"I,nsIug'- hall
Well. never mini ~. road. inter
rupi'h B'N'Tl!n. ,llml-Tin. INTO a lui,y
EeiIi, l., resembling &o3h'- arb ON wheels
Drive uI- th@re-aud don't h. long
ahyut Il. iur AIN very weak and tire,I."
and. quite '-.IIau TED. lac sank lack upon
the gummy "ilclOth cushions - iii
5-iI-e 81 isii,-f
Ih"N J,--,si III anIiIly alpn. tlruu,h
the night B.,.4 an had EuI-,I tE-v
might '-itr 'unl-T H. IaTIull aI.r. ti..
wav. 90 NOR. ,rnIi.Htuile vein, q.
huTI wing b,lai,-I ip ll.7-i the train. and
thus aI.rS ate his ui.-..III ,ii-ir,.z-.--. tut
th-I" Ma a. such Ia. l. The ni.iil had
grown intensely duTk thor. should have
iSs-s-r "a Iu'-'U sI-iii-. but q Wa- it.avtIv
L. 4 mi L.. A
mill aw.y iI.m 80. .s3Tth 4 fpSh
wInI hl'-U "a his fa".. a.. could hear it,
nt'stmI''g 49, il'.- tI'-.s stl''.:.. 30 g. tin.
hsaVV biiIr he ts'w.-i ." ~ rrIumphrnt
P.v"r NJ length Tie y.:l.r. opsch
s'"Wfp7d -.''l'l'uly. with a I.rE. and
F","rlir inquired vii, -.Hi ~. =. Il en-.
" t're h"r-'-s had fallrn down.
I-inI BU. ,-4'i. uuIiin dat kIr,I. dry'd
stan am, mount "i trIhlin DIS u-ed
:" q. AMI d'.N Tough. l'-v Is suund a.
d. - ~. iiu. tat AKIN ver IihiiuE,
-Ih. - N"I-~ 'i' place. II y"u all q
uinI 20 III ut. ILL heck. h,,k," Tni-
r"'nark 49, followed by ~ much con
'I,I,i,r :'--rIN.nI that B.gcrlIn Wa l. II |
viii, feet IL I'u'miIIi 'Iul..,,-v fur his !
"pmIr,rrn', o." ,.mii uul 49,. thu. |
n'---rp- ia I.,v IT, the I.rarr-- Tut |
me u"uld i,'I ia" ,..rrii'ru H.. WIS IN. |
the v"rS aiuI"~ph're >. '.inIuS Iu convey |
II to hi- over s"n-iii'" r"rr,,
Just pat INV ~ li'.l aud things there |
bV the Tti'.. -,.ll suu. h. suII. prtIIr
INK {" aiIgli Ut.l unII-ull ulI,Tir..
oh. v"I n"yah mIud dat >;,h: III !
So Euu clair inter If. hnu!,s. don't
re- kun IA" u,.l.tsr nI-Lah IA lie country
y "uli d" dIt f"r luh nur nUnrv-iut
Aaron ".Hil,int have y,u. s.-.-iu' de ii1
you all ~ hrel. Ir-.k'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-21
CHATTER H.
rHr LtIrtn as E"rAL PrrPrL

lHi ~ llEls W KY Al " tflla
twas >.iuair r,srm. nIll Of window,
ami ,uHs-iI ssrrm,-l L. - all dor-.
tine Iu''iu. lslN window u,rrk-rk,-Ir Tue
direction 81 IT. late approach the VIA.
dow = wen. shat down anil ih,. shutters
harr-d p.g..-Ir.. ih,. door IN whi,h go
had Cnierd. large dnuhle duur With
Ell-~ a. tue uplET sIShrs APPEARED e.
had uut uIun au aIinrXe,l Piazza. u al -
was CL'-s,i and the CII'isin 80 one si,l,.
pulled up aWrV. hmb,lr-- a view ri
the TiVrT and haTlsrr wa- uitainlhIr from
such u Sau'a-, Within tn. lratp ntl,.
site the iIv window a how tire was glim
meTlng. Il Wa- almost uut Assured,
NeTN warm w'lCuIne. murmur,,i I...-
erin. A. i- si,-.i then. -. Jlailug abuui
hI> - uiIar reception \ d,-ar ul~t T..
kond tie Fireplace stus,d -lIrhIly arlT n
led apparently into au,ii.rI U-slu Il au
equal sIsr. here an,ih,r LAM, ~ 4, st4l
IlaIlE Burning. RcveTlIn's ,urirIt, I'D
i.iIn e. take a Is'rp inside tam, "a. tiaIt |
the Grant tarnnll might ,rI T.. disc.
eTed al \ lair ~uWz-T N,tsziN th'I-
NeaTied ami Disappointed he ,tuk in.V |
comfortable arm ,hsiI. drawn az a. |
Tie Iabir which byre the l.mp. and |
looked ahUuI EIm SURELY CaTUll would |
" ~ 0taitls anu We NO4ll al tftre AMI l
wait tn lIiIi- What n queer huu-s---aIl |
OPEN thi~ waN "a thunder storms and /
thieNe~: tut then. tarTuii aiua,s was |
eCCentTiA. never did things like auybsiy /
else! HIS ewes Tuycd aUuui the /
walls: they were dUCcptly dF,urst,I /
and = neat mating covered the der
An engraving which uvrrtnpIs,l tie
msntclpit7e region .U-a..7l !
Thoughts fE awhile lie uuzl t. !
unrav,i why \ S'rUlCh laSie. % a rlth.r
limited costume. vas gazing uut uVtI
spread oi wafer. he wundt red ~ hat Ih..
pl'tur" was meant 20 tunyrv. '':7Uint-
thing inpm SUIT. | supTspS. sail b..
s'ttlIns thr duuti. Hi ga. Nandsrj
Ia ihe "ilIrf pictorial sIs-sIuitn> IltrV
were h0t noteworthy. One Wu- q dam
agrd engrHving 1t Iand@rrian dogs.
and one a photographs of n church.
There were alSn two Vievss ~ framed
tapestry which caused Inn TO gTIp. .ate
rrIresEnIing q nIine,l ahtlry With llus
walls. uveT whirh vcTy hight gTt.n wv
Was Ciamh-Tiug iPrsibly a moonlight |
ehectL and the other 4 pastoral hove
soene wherein u pretty nIiikmaid b.
slowed ruse upJn q hulking plUN iuv
over nIastuSloR fyrve: the iand-aI--
very small in proInrtion " the mann
moth hgurrs TeoPlIng H. ''Heirlnoms.~
said BeVerIin. With slight laugh.
Under Uns u these sIsxinirIis IL An
e9uiJ piano, With the Id raised, xas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-21
THE AILKr> rnr rorni<rr.

Mr.. ]. !. West, S.rf"tarV Of a..
Kansas National I.pAu ,-nruIanN. 81
WIrhitH aud New uTk, Who r.
turned n short time ago GTniu q hurr-
ness trip east. told the writer that
Will" east d. had CONVEX -atiut
| with n member nf n prominent mon
i"d corporation, BHh who make
! I".Ti0'lir visits to the west nn bu-I
n"--, Ia which III. -aid gentlemen
gave him the -ubstnnrr 1f AN inter
vieN lac had while on his last tTip To-
! thiH state, nj SaIina. with th..
notorious Frank Wilkr-0n ~ regard
to- the false and hefanIatnfy -Iat,.-
ments made by him aud Published
~ th" New York Ty1s.- and uthrr
eastern papers. During the inter
vIeS the question wa asked Wiki
snn why, IN view uG the IarI that h.
owned or controlled u yaIushIr-
farm near SSlina from Whirh hr hal
harvested liberal crops Ol r"Tn an.
other prO'iurts for the pact four o.
five years, including Last wear. L..
should and did write such letters tul
publication IN the east a. h. had, o.
which hs state positively that corn
and other cereal crops rannni H..
raised here, that the Treat Am~ri-
ran iDr-rrt" wa- -onrIhing mot
than fancy that u -. =
reality aud j. good Inr
nothing ~ "A farming country
WiikeSon'- reply wa- that while %
was true, - stated. that lie hat
secured uniform gobd crops from
his farm and that II Wa- not ~
exception, yet % was money To- hi,u
{" write snch letter., that h- got
big pay for that work. though frGiu
whom he declins,l 3" say.
This j. hut an admission un
Ntlks-On's part % " hat hl- been ~
open secret ever since hi- uIi-T-t.-
rs-EntatiOnS we're fret given pull
LEFTY because everybody IN Thu
state and out of 10 Tho j. nj alI t.pn-
ver-ant With the facts knew ths'
there must be some sinister prompt
Ing In the absence Of foundation ul
lat Tor such statemnt. a. the -
line faisIBer gave tO the publir
Though the yenal pres of the sa-t.
Mr.. West also informed III that
while he was In New York lie hat
conversations with acquaintance
connected with some Of the lead
ing papers there ON this sub
Jet. more than sHe of whom told
him that the papers they represent.
one 81 them the H'r0i'f, have hsd
repealed offers to publish Just such
articles - Wilke~On furnished thu.
Time, aud that IL would have bep1i
tn the immediate Pecuniury interest
OF those papers to publish them, but
they deeiiBed, mainly on the kfOduhl
that their publication Was attempted
To be procured for = considerations.
which Indicated clearly that their
object Was not simply TO awe the
public grAiuitous information.
The only question remaining OF
publIc Interest, since the Ial-eh0Od-
have been exposed and the scheme
hEafted, II who are the parties in
aterest that procured the writing OF
the letters and their publication
ms II only matter of surmise 80
far, but Il will crop out sooner Of
later.-wiehita Eogis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-21

The supply 10 mrs in Louisiana, On the
seahnarh and on the Streams ia Ih- low -
pari%hr' = Snmeu-e probably insGhnus-
THE. Thousands nf square mile. - Iorrss
are fe~iOon-h with ~. and were the prrs-
ent crop gathered sBd the w'-sIs Ieit hare,
bur few JEars would slaD-~ is-fnrr Il
would he - abundant ~ h-fpr-. The
low wide spreading live "sk- and sweet
gum, and the facilitir- for running
wagons everywhere under the tree. pre-
sent advantages for gathering 10 not found
elsewhere. It's merits and 'hrapn.-<- have
created large demand Tor Il IN England.
and - is-cOnIes Known throughput
Europe IL must inevitably ,upsrSasIe all
other materials for the purpD~-- for which
Il T. adapted. and certainly tsoone an i'm
Portant Item In our sxpDri trade a. wen
~ home consumption -Abt%yilIe Mss.
MERRIAM
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-21
TENNESSEE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL.
Hsw the asantaIneers CARR ON IN,
"alr Ae@tIn'.sf-Otx.r.g,I.. -. Is,.

Hsw the HsantsIneers Carry on the
Big Aestins''-DIvsrsItIe. sTI.Iits
In August and September. after tbs
-croP- are laid nv" the frugal noun
tanner lays a-tle bis varldly carrS. aul
applie~ himself unrc~srve'lly o. the task
OF CARRYING on the ''hig m~stiu'S " both In
hts own and in ia" aditcrui n"ishhnr-
hssi~. AMI =" the plt7;Sur,-~ anil duties II
hospitality. During the prt-r,-~s u rns
OF these unesiIrg> every cabin within
walking 'ii-tan'r 1T the meeting hrrr~. IA
throw" "Tsn {" Euv snd all " be- ,l,.f "a 10
share il shelter. There i me- rN,lu>i,e-
hes. ah,l all ARE equally wrlrumr.
The TrI'lr table j. lpa.l.rI with ''pins
bread Ts'iai0..- fried ChR Ken l,tr,,u Or
t-ef, whlr c"tir-, Strong hI.t, / snI I'M
sWtSIen-l. flow Ike water There i no
sugar n~,,i IN the mountains ,rfl, a hIae
sorghum ui.,ia~s.s. that N,utrd make =
drlICsis eI,i' urr ~bv,r Ia the kFr,Irn q
bsVy q lauk -ilrui W"rnru ~,r,In 20 ~. al
NaNs r's'kIug = fresh supply Ter tl,. st,-
p-tiir H the m"uu'tir,r.r Ia. hi IT,
hgi"n, - Of Sn in>s,r ia!,lr. ,nrul,urouS
type.
The<" meetings usually Last fr,,ri a wrrk
20 ten daN~ a. "s,h rhur,h. or mot iuIrr-
qu~uiN ~ the Is,;l.. cNpT->- it
''Untwrll the hill ~.tI'rurrut = I.zll~GuSIv
clean'1l "rIi - The 2 grub and p..~hunrr. -
Then. u"Ihiuy diuu'ri the w-tri.,I men
and w"in'u Will ,ir>r their v,--i I1tth,-I
d'Or~ sud hI:' tu ilr ''u.,,.rIu ia tho
neat srIil-m"Ut. ~urr st D.. L,r;,rI, wrlr,Iue,
aud rra'iH :" -raf ont "il,.r- - they
thrm-slN-~ have l--u r-,f,ts ur'i
Whole fin,ir'~ rtII 'Ii- ~r.-'sI q urunfh
Or more. fer there i o." ,,frtm-irty IA
~hrh Iil'>'' Ts-,I'l,' ar,. &c, rr,.Ir.tl 10 the
expenditure "i a. '.ur. lIuru,. rrrrr-ts
ma suffer, steal u,, -. uEll,phi fud-
der ruin On the >iIlk ari TIE nr,,r,. pruvi-
dent W"'H"ni"lk C"wp.rru 81 Threatened
s'aultN i'r the o'suIt- ~ inter- Pat tho
rrliG'"ii-h "utHtt~'rl hu-i.,u-I- AMI ltih-rS
Will "'ni"Hi''iN -frs.. pr, ar,. ~huuL ~
luis s,--i 'h'',-r rsr-'~ ~ .nyir uriyh-
h'r~ t1h'~ ru'l -'"Irr- 'rrrulu auNlut!~
LHil rr'.,''rU- sad rNlrrtSr~ are SCI
dem IriIl ~, ~ilHr, '.,-, -r.rug IN
like nIrI~i'r'-'ilr-. WITH . DIVERSITY - mn,
sud lee 81 -iit- - h.t' to-. 'r.,.- - their
Interpretations ~ ~'rsprurr u:r,u lr,.
81 Sll az" l'rtniiU! 81 = .,,.rJ rr.,r',id t.u-
and their audr..r.. - lr,. ,.a~IIy
satisfied With srv "rrt.-.,., rlI"rr- ltt~.I
nInn uuliu'i.rl luu. r-,urr uud an i'll
triiuiir fund II rur,tIiUrr IIr.,LINu
NIa.aytft.
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not meddIe; or perhaps u NAV ~. the
dorolous Amelia This thought - - in.
spiration.
Miss Carroil!- he called In a Lud.
polite voice: Miss Carrnilr'
No answer. And now. quite distinctly
Ia lie heard was the clanking of MANY
chains. the raijling n of homes rtnl,lv
JOstied the awful. uncertain fQ tstrI,.
the hearing presence even now uIsHl tie
Ncranda' NTsrcT. nearer vet. n tribe
slower hut still onward. Must h. fa,e
70. meet IL. rralize it, strange. fas,inat-
ing power. fall bcfuTe IL ~ b,-Iure a jug
rrrnaut ri Fate and h" ground TO ltutns
wheFe I've >ioods tie .srISpoh his pistul
spnewl.It tighter. determined that II
hs>h and hlOpd confronted him il mus
meet the fate "f dcpr,,iltorv. Law I,-,s
hesh and hl'-pd: n otherwise. then - H..
q. gOpi-hy 20 him III. lie would al
least summon all lII- courage and favr
the invader. Alnrs,t {, STORED TO calm
nsSs Ice entered the hail the air seemed
charged uI;h "Irr:riri'y and innumsr-
able sparks like the iritl.,.rnt ewes Of
p'ar'S'k feathers dan,'.d lS-ture his sDTry
vision IL" "nuli not bring himself 10
face the awc-pme ol,p-rl. nov ~ near:
prn~Is't "f ~ terriulr a r-lliive Tsnsition.
and he h'l llrk at" tine ,larksne,I
library. IiIir the rriu.',--t ,-urucr-auv-
wiI"rr. anF Eh'rn ava. from the reach
u that appalling d'EIu' lie called him
self a coward. IA IS,iIT,.on. ptIsillan.
ni'dis puppy lie VA lf,.i.T GONE 10 smilt
AZ tue aliIi"rItivc thnu-hI. ir,t oh, that
this night were rud.-i ilr..,. signs.
grndn- rapidly In"r'i~in. the. grating
footsteps - one hut a mrunry. He
closed lii> '.v's - II To avoid realization.
and ii>ten"d ~ franir. paii,nrs for
iiiat >i"w. advancing sT--Irr. whose
asI-rt iir could now slurr>t prcfiglTe.
lsh:iw. l. IiaI'- aft,r at tlI..>,. iuultiform
>''ii-aiiuii~ wtT" it;t tn. Ttil.N alton Of
his last hvI--l"rinir inj,rtipu. admins
tered PRIOR tu las departure from hume;
morphine often plIN'-l illu,Ise prauks;
why might not Va, STAT at mind. the
solitude. the wild ni-it. TarruIIs letter.
coupled with hi- fec.l,l.n->-. a,1rnunt for
cEcTyiiiIn.: H.. had rad Ihlt such de-
lIISiOiis were MT un-UuimniI "a certain
forms of di~aaSe.
No. What Il" his rrUIsnrl r,Cs h. !
hold. nov Standing ia the ,ntra'r-e door |
way. Now with slow. Isr~lIive STEPS |
nearing the lilTir,, and n.,u entering |
he very rom. Nn d'.lu,n,n this, hut |
equality. With fixed uaze and rapidlv |
pulsating heart B..VrTlIn stated al the /
CHASTITY apI1riiIuu; hc ,uIIld not with |
iraw ms eyes Grum that unnatural VS. /
age responding To- his own
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h.;lin tia ss-.irr moved: bat this time
To the other side nf the room. never NJ
moving iis blnUiy finger Of Indication
n"r the iiery gaze &c thoss eyeltss ewes
u paused tl:-iin.
You ~ish,-i." spoke voire lik,. the
echo Of distant thunder dsing avav in
caves. wa wished to know whn am.
Hear. and know then. Oh. uuvurthv
inn of In. lineage ~ .Iaplici. that am
In'i'-'d that "n" of whom YOU have hong
hard. n.uI and lived in dread-Iiit
whom '"rN few arr privileged iu ls.hnld:
! am known Ia m"rtal~ hy the mann, uf
His lh'slSSi' Majesty Ming Eu, al IurI,ls..
Nv Kingdom T. ail sluC-. ! know ~" liIni-
iItn'n-: ] grow and fatt,n on ih,. fears
and trrnnTs uf C.redulous l-.ings-'
t>irrtChing niIt a hing arm q IUBe devoid
e" fl'-~h aud INV "mrire admits 1T M
dispute "r ii~urlaiInn: It i absolute The
WORMS "t i.tr tomb arr nv COurtiers and
the serT-nis of the iIIernasS IN. ,.hni.,.,t
ornaments 1t NV kingIv disd-m.'
BeVerliu perceived that the flaming
dTapeTy which enshrDuds.l the sauni
creature wa> wnTm eaten and mnl,Iy Ia
n shOCking extent. aud he fancied ~ de-
teCtel the Tnul odur uf decomposition.
The Thought sickeued him. lie could
not dwell. however. upon anv surnise.
-. having erased tn speak. It again drew
near To- him. N". Il has passed him.
las made the Cir,.uiI uf the r,prn: uu,
aGaIu u has accomplished u Ia that show
'linLIns. h'Trihle tTr.iI unlike an, oth,I
sound ever heard ga S,a or Llnd. thr,-,. |
TIMES ~ hes com 'iste,l this act aud now
again with thai ave inspiring index. the |
- >iE-'lvT again ,rulrunIs hun. lie
t'--iS the i""l-'II NI'inIiV: u -s-rm~ In scar
INTO hI~ ti'->h III" that iui"n-e cold whiyh |
= almost heat. H.. fc,-ls tn. strange. un- !
U"nt'-'l sIuIs,r stealing over hts senSes !
Oblivion "rrerIug Ia hi> relief. !, lie gn-
In2 To- ~w'-n: t,,nne. hrI,r M TIL, will |
never do NJ u~.'. nu ur~r, that cruel |
hES'T Ike ti'e >tr"kr uf Is.ndulIm
nl.rklr; tor Fate dc>,7rnIS SLOWLY.
>l"wlN' II lhn=~ hong SUSPENDED over
lIiS dru"I'Ing Head. il las ton, he'd hiS
full. lI~hy hair. the finger wlti,h - lat
a pi.re at death it>,.If. travrr-cS R,vsr
liza >kUll with show. sure. ..ir,ulsr
uf suTVr, ihrte tim"S H..
i"r' - J. finally withdraw ": ard then. ~
~ Zen -l"N u u!lIiI'-i. uIr- Vacr:.rI fIrnu
Il hlu"l irr'al.ng down lh.. uh,-.k aui
NEh ih. chestnut muSia,h..
caves Il 'llra ruby di~,ui,,rafini and II
has. al hnI:h. h%paIIrr.JI al un,,un-
~'iuIIS Virtiu IT, pflin has faIl.n ,,r,.-
iPitatclv "rt "f IT,, chair on L. the IN
in~pitald'. ii'.'T. wh,'r,. lac Ii ,n~,.n~iIlr.