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Fire Proof Vault.
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tlolrl.
JpJTKL, M.X)XXKLU
REYN 3M1SVIIXK. PA.
FHASKJ. BLACK, I'mprkluv.
The Itta-dlim hwl of the town. Hn-id(iiiir-tem
for wnirierilnl men. H(-.Tn tiwtt. fi-ee
Iiiih. Imth iHMinw Mild cIom'Im vm -vry llcxn-,
sample ixumim, IdUlui-d iihiiii, u-ii)i1iie cnti
liectlonH A'.c.
JJOTKL IJAILXAP,
UEYN(LDSV1LLK, l'A.
J. C. 1HLLMAX. I'tfrioUtr.
First (! In overv purtlciilMr. lr.uted kn
the vii-y ivait.re of tlie litn.iiieNf.iuiit. uf town.
Krce Maui tiii.iid:fi-irii trslns and cn'onodlniw
suiuplii rfuwit) for commercial trnvrkim.
3Ultcc4lanroit.
g NEKP.
JUSTICE or THE PEACE
And Knot Elto Aui'inC, HeynoldsviUe, Pa.
c.
MITCHELL.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Offlce nn Wl Muln street, oppnate tbe
Conmierclal tbilel, Iteyn ildsvllle, Pa.
c.
Z. GORDON,
ATTORN EY-AT-LA W,
lituokville, JulTersou Co. Pa.
Ofltce In room formerly oncupled by Gordon
Il Cnrlxitt yt Haln Htreet..
Q M. M.1X)XALD,
ATTOllNEY-AT-LAW,
Xulury Public, ivul estate nueiit, Patents
tuyjired, ciiltectliiiis made projuptly. OnVe
In Nolan block, luiyuoldsvllle, Pa.
JpitANCISJ. WEAKLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Oflkwa In Mahnney building, Main Street,
KeyuuldiivUle, Pa.
jyn. ii. e. hooveu,
KEY NOLDS VI LLE, PA.
Uesident dentUt. In tiulldlnit nearMetho
dlstcliurcli, oppmite Arnold block. Gentle
dukh lu operating.
J)R. li. E. HAUUISON,
SUIIGEON DENTIST,
lieyiioldsvllle, Pa.
Otllceln rooiui fornierly occupied by 1.8.
McC'lelKlil.
jyn. K. DkVEUE king,
DENTIST,
Onicu at the residence of I, ('. Klnir, M. I)., at
corner of Mulu uud bUlll uliuula, Heynold
vlllo, Pa.
First National Bank
-7:
J ViLI-AN HAWTHORNE.
tdPTRKIIIT BV AMKlltCAN PRESS ASSOtfATIOH,
ICONTINUKI) 1
At tills iitiiiiiciit tlic overturo chiiih to
at) Mid, mid the order vn lrntued for tlic
Htn.nn tn 1 rli'iircd. Tin? iiriinii dniitni
fmitid herself nxitiii in licr dnnxinit rtiuni,
but not in the Hiinio hiikkI 11 hIio li:id left
it. Sho wns lviiriii, foitipoKcd mid huppy.
She looked In tho tnll iiiirror. iitul for the
first time miw Mnrifticritereltceti'il Ihrie.
Then into her neren ntul ".wakened
mind entered nil tho tenderness, sini
plieily nn 1 iiiillms of Gretchen's lovely
Btnry, nnil ln felt the spirit nt tinnier-
mini iciisiint muideii 1il:e ios.'ssiuii of I
her. Tho illipui'letiiinres of the stilfjf.
tho liiechiini 'liiof the eirects, the nhiro
of tho footli'.;hls. no longer hud power
to disliivli her illnsinn. They eeeincil I
themselves nn i!lu-inii, iiml only tho
story was real. And when the iiininent j
CAino that nho stniiil before the mighty .
ntidiencc they were to her no longer 11 '
hostile 11 lid opposiliK liresenee. with j
which she must strnxulo in liopeli ss fon- :
test, lint it vast reservoir of human nym-
pathy. Hiding l'r, stippnrtiiijf her, foin- '
prehcndinn her, pnpplyins her with lift-
and inspiration, mid responding a thou-
Blindfold to every t.'hord she touched.
As her voice flowed out uud abroad
from her lips it seemed to owe its en
chanted sweetness nnd resonance not to
her, but to ir echo in the hearts of her
listeners. Whence, then, had come this ,
marvelous fliaune in tiro mutual rela
tions between her audience and herself?
She wits conscious only the joy of un
restraiued expression: (he audience. only
of the delight of ear nnd eye; tind
Geoffivy Dellingliam,ittin)rvith fvlded
arms ail charmed pulses in the midst
of the assemblage, hud no suspicion that
any wt of this triumph of hurmony and
beauty was due to liim. His eyes and
all his senses were turned toivard her,
but how should he imagine that amid
the crowd of that great amphitheatre
her glances worn conscious tt no face
but his. and tliut nil the shii-cndnus
tmuruetism of tlir silence nii4 their np
plainse was centered and concentrated in
him? lie had -even forgotten that Ills
MargueriteJt were in her KiriUu.
As has already been intimated, how
ever, it would .he superfluous to give anv
account of thin memorable )ierformnnce
from the audience's point of iev. Com
petent j mixes, who attended tunny repe
titions of the opera, have declared that
Alllo. M.iran never afterward surpaHsod
the standard 'if e.xoellenco she attained
on this first occasion. It was the topic
of the time, and the fame of it spread j
all over tlic United States, and won '
spoken of next day in Loudon and Paris.
The public, which is ho (inhuman and
tyrannical ir its apathiesiuid antipathies.
is like a child and
slave in its fuvorit-
ism and its iiomago. It idolized the in-
compuruble Marana, and would huve
built her u house of gold, with jeweled
windows, if she had demandud it. The
' unknown gf rl from the ujiper reaches of
the lliulsou was crowned queen of New
tne iimumu wiin i-iuwuim iiureii 01 new
Vork for the sake of tvvo.or three hours'
. .
sweet singing.
It is seldom that Adam,. and even diviu- 1.
er Eve, in the days of their youth, are !
wholly insensible to the worship of their '
fellow creatures. They may say and be
lieve that iluttery cannot make theia j
alter their own estimate of their merit: 1
nevertheless, the eye that sees admiru-1'
tion in all other eyes iuvulmitarily waxes !
hriolit.r and mnr iuwillfl .anil thnnrea.
ence before which others bow down, if ' that ho belw-ed her to tea woman whose
it do not ber itself morecommandingly, i mtiral chntat-ter w-na currently sup.H.sod
can at least scarcely awid a graceftU f to 00 loHsitrimacnlato tJian a gotid inany
condescension. Doubthiss it is not the ' f inse J fen,'ler 1 1,1 f R'
merit but the homage which the merit '' dolI'hi uone tllB IeS8 H,,e ft'u w,u' inhi
causes that creates the elation. And by J P'esence. ilmt her one actual sin was
and by the suggestion will insinuate it- I ma ",rl!n"',le tllua " vicunous
self that there may. after all. be some- na"Kh'"1'?f of 1 'e unk"own Ruthin,
thing exceptional in the uuture gifted ( W' tol'l herself that Oeoffrey lntd per
with such talents, apart from the talenU l e'P his mind to condone Ma-
themselves. From this point it is not far
to the conclusion that exceptional natures
tlemand exceptional treatment and con-
atdentHon efcnnld not he reailn anconnt.
able to ordinary rules; should be a law j
imto tnemselviea. no position Is more
TOSceptible than this of being vindicated
by plausible arguments, and poor argu
ment warmed ky good will baa always
been worth a dozen better ones chilled
and torpid from the breath of disinclina
tion Now Mile. Marana, though she could
not estimate the influence upon others
of. the personal quality of ber voice,
cnnld not help knowing that she sung in
ffne and correctly; but, inasmuch as
many other women could do this, she
was forced to infer that her being made
queen of New York must be dne to some
personal quality, as aforesaid. This just
persuasion gave her pleasure on more
account than one; but one acconnt was
that it seemed to justify in some measure
the deception which she was maintain
ing before the world. Though still
chargeable with purloining Maraua's
name, she might, perhaps, acquit her
conscience of damaging that ludy in her newspaper across his knees uud the Afri
musicul reputation. If she were listened 1 can lemur munching a lump of sugar on
to with as groat favor as the genuine his shoulder, he heard the door boll ring.
Ruasiun diva would have been, surely lie rubbed las forehead between his eyes
the latter could not complain of ony and uncrossed and rocrossed his extended
very great practical injury. Ou the Jeif by way of urousim himself, for lis
r
contrary she would have earned an
American renown without be! tin
troubled to so much nt open her lips.
True, renown was all she would earn:
but she had voluntarily kIvcii up the
ofTer of other eiiioltiin.'nt i h-Tore the
false Marana had ever been thoiiht of
Of course a lie Is a lie, lifter every ex
cuse has been Hindu for it; yet I'i".-'
nmy be cause for congratulation if .1 im
prove to coiit.iin no other mischief than
the simple invasion of 11 truth.
In this opinion she was, it n vd searcv
ly be said, cordially supp i.-te I by II in:
iiton Jocelvii and Mine. Ur.n ix: 11 ir w.i 1
her father "disincline I to t an op;'
mixtic view of the nHivi'io i. Ti l:U I !'
Keiilleman, by the way. scm-l I 1 have
taken 11 fre.ili start i'i 1 i f' sine.' hi 1 t '.ul
blc s cam- t i h 'ii 1, t'.i 'i'ci i I' ill r.vin 4 the
pxaiiinle of inanv nromi 1 "ut ciii i 'm cf
New York mid other pl.ic ii w'.i 1. wlici
other sources of supply rim dry. nr. ac
customed to tap with tfnldeii kii.-.v-m th
nnfailins sprinftof ins ilv'icy. Mr. H in
doljih had taken roir.ni in a i.'.nall but
; elennt flat on Fifth avenue, mid was
living the life of 11 rejuvenated bachelor
' and man about town. Tho possession
' of a momentous secret fluttered his scum1
of self Importance, and the incunibfiicy
of a minor sinecure In tho municipal
Kovernmont, which ha had obtained
through Gen. Inijjos friendly interest
' with tho Democratic mayor, enabled
him to assume the air of 0110 who is on
, confidential terms with stntesmen. He
had been at considerablo pains to devise
ambiguous explanations of his possession
. of ready money and of the singular dis
appearance of his daughter, and had
been somewhat disappointed to discover
I that no one seemed to be aware that lie
j had ever lacked tho former or owned the
. latter.
The world, Mr. Randolph thought,
must ho a Unrhiirously large as well as a
I twrhenibly inattentive place, sincfi it
had failed to follow with solicitude the
course of his domestic concerns, llow-
ever, if there was neglect on one nido of
j tlio account, it was balanced by coii
1 wiiicnce on the other, and tlin uhmi
I pectefl father of tlwv trreiit prima donna
j mudeti virtue of impunity.
lie visited his daughter twico or thrice
a, 'Week, besides lwiii- present ut lieri r
forinances; lint it au'orded biJii 11 certain
gn.tillcatioii lu Hiirrotiiid J heir iuter
viexvs wilh an 3aborale ncf.vork of se-orej-y
and iiitii;;ue. as if he were au
enamored Moutague seekiii;; to com
mune at peril rt' their live with a love
Jorn Capulet. There waserldently a vein
(of rninunce i this old genlleinaii which.
Jpul it lieen (iroperly cultivated in due
, "iveconHi.ieramy enlarge.!
To relnrii. iiowever. tn the prima don
na's cousciexn'e. It would probably luive
subsided iutr a conditioi. of comforuible
cqni!snenr in destiny Snid it not been
for the stiiv.clus uncoiHciously applied
to it lyagc:itlciunn of her acquaintance.
lle con,,11 ",,",'r1 wwt Geoffrey Uelling-
I limn n-itlwiu- U'tuliimr tV.,.4. T11.. r.......
hod never ibcen Isirn. or at least that
she lierHelfiinight have achieved her fame
in some xtraightforward and iiuencnui
bered way. When a r rtain tender look
nd snille, ery winning in one whose
feutures wrre naturally severe, came into
his face the pleasure it gave her was
marred hyithe reflection. How would he
JO"" " K11CW WIUU 1 alUf It 18 trtlo
! ' "enmiuencies, wunng into uccouiu
aeT. training, oer temptation.,
""""f month, that pre-
T''u " -"Ie. never woiuu
forgive Beulrix for liaving deliberately
iraisled him she, an American girl,
.brought up amid all the enlightenment
and fastidio iH rectitudeof the great re
public. This was the caunipled leaf in
iher bed of owes, and it chafed ber re
lentlessly, '
Out person whgsn peremption of their
I, value eoci'il. artistic or other is on the
way to beguiiethem into making a goldun
calf of themaelves in the wilderness, may
have reason to be grateful for the im
plicit criticism of some Severn eyed young
lawgiver, whets exhortations are none
the less effective because they happen to
be the utterance of the aili-nt voice of
character.
CHAPTER IX.
HOW HHK
Wa
UfTKAYED AS1 HLAN-
One forenoou, us Wallin Dinsuuire waa
seated in his study, with his slippered
feet Doiuted toward the firenluce. the
serenity during the last half hour hud
been gradually vergiusr toward tho so
porific stage. A few moments afterward
there was a kinn-k nt tho study door, nnd
Wnllle, resting his chitn on the npex of
a triangle mndoby his elbows and joined
hands, said, "Come in!"
The visitor entered, and coming up to
WnlHe's chair took the paw of the lemur
In his hand and thook it. The li nnir
chattered and Wallie looked up.
"Hnllo, (JenfTrey," he srtid, "1 wrt(
Jnst thinking about a cottage at New
port. Sit down and let me tell you my
Idea. Llnve a cigarette or 11 cigar?"
"Have yon any smoking tobacco?" re
turned Geoffrey, taking a pipo from his
pocket.
"I (fuess you'll find some Cavendish in
the jar. Yo know where tho matches
are."
GenfT '.'ey supplied himself, mid 1'iel:
drew 11 chair to the other side of the fire
place and nvi'ikeil for several minutes in
silence. At length he said
at the opera last night?"
"No. What was it?"
" 'Seinirailiide.' "
"Clooil-"
"Yis."
'iVcro you
"Your theatre
Wallie remarked
'ins to mtit her."
Ilv the w::v. there
mu t be a eolinnn about last ni (lit ia
the paper. Yes; here it is. -N'o such
rendering of th" music of (his part bus
ever' and hi forth nnd si) on. She's a
big suc ess."
"She ileservc.1 i'.. doesn't she?"
"She can sing, sir dic can sing."
replied Wallie, with the quiet slowness
that was bis only form of emphasis.
"She puzzlea tne!"
"What's the puzzle?"
"If she's been through the wars, where
are her scars? She looks fresh 11s a lily
and sweet as new mown hay. Where's
the cloven foot?"
"There is none," said Geoffrey, with a
laconic conviction.
"So I'm inclined to think, mid so I'm
puzzled."
"There will bo stories about any wom
an," rejoined Geoffrey; "mostly lies."
"Rut some of the European stories
about Mile. Marana well, they wiiiild
lead one tostippnse that she had changed
her nature, and everything else except
her name, when she landed in thi.
country."
"Well, since her name is the only I
thing she could change, it follows -And
our opinion should bo formed on
what wo see and know, not on hearsay."
"You uro only quoting what 1 said to
you when yon didn't want to come to
tho dinner," sai.l Wallie, with a chuckle.
"To be sure, 1 hadn't Been her then."
"I thought von hud sei 11 her Rbroal."
"Well 1 menu I hadn't seen her be
fora in New York."
"There hast been nothing against her
siuce iiho came'" ,
"No: on tho contrary I think sho has
hud tho opportunity of refusing several
eligible offers, and i ho has done so for
all the world like 11 true American girl."
"Who were the men?"
"That would be telling. Why do yon
ask?"
As t leoff rey made 110 reply, but smoked
with it good deal of sternness, Wallie
continued after a while, "I suppose your
wisdom teeth are rut, young man?"
'Sslie s lady, mid I wish her treated
as such, that's all!" mid Geoffrey.
"What were you saying about a cottage
-at Newport?"
Before this topic could be gono into
the friends wero interrupted by tho en
trance of another caller Mr. Alexander
Ztandolph.
"Who the devil is he?" demanded Geof
frey, knocking out his pi 11c.
"Never met him till this autumn. He
won't hurt you. Sit still."
"Ah. good morning, Mr. Dinsinore,"
said llaudolph, entering in state with
Ills gray eyebrows and imperial; "I can
Temuin but it moment." Here ho caught
eight of ISelUugham. "Am I in tiio
way?"
"In the way of making the acquaiut
t. nee of Mr. Dillingham Mr. Kaudolph,"
laid Wallie. "Sit down, gentlemen.
Have a cigar. Mr. Randolph.'"
"I thank you never beforo luncheon.
To come to the point at once I am of a
committee of gentlemen to extend a
complimentary breakfast to Gen. Inigo
on the 14th of this mouth. Can we
count upon your attendance?"
"The Hth? Let me see," said Wullie.
I opening a drawer in his desk and tuking
Mint a memorauaum book. "Yes, there
seems to be nothing on that day. Much
bliged to you and the committee, Mr.
liamlolph.'"
"The hour is 1 o'clock," said Kaudolph.
"Gen. Inigo deserves a breakfast,"
Wallie remarked. "He deserves threo
xaeuls a day. He has catered very well
far us."
"That seems to be the general impres
siyn," said Randolph, giving a twist to
bis .eyebrow. ,(
" We were just discussing the prima
donna," Wallie continued. "Yon know
her, of course, Mr. Randolph?"
'I ah I have that is, slightly. I
have heard her slug; I may have met
her socially; one meets so many people
it is difficult to say."
tie colored while ho spoKo and seemed '
good. ileal confused.
"Slifl' a very pretty woman, and
seems o bo a virtuouu as she is pretty,
strange to say." tho other went cm.
'There's a discrepancy between her con
duct mid her history."
Mr. Randolph colored still more.
"I I'm an old fashioned man, sir," h j
said, whisking a silk handkerchief out
of his coat tail pocket and pa-wing it owr
his forehead. "In my day we wo tiuA
the virtue of u lady for grcntel; mul l
must say I of course, I have no right to
tie tlleeliulllliioli of tins bid v, jr. but
He stopped, and Uelliugliam
"Any man has a right to respe
woman he believes honest, iri l to 1
others do so iti his presence.' If t
old fashioned, Mr. Randolph, coiik
inl"
K
it
'J
it
nn?
j
"Thank you, sir," returned thet
He rose nnd put buck his ha n:!1: . f
In his jMicket.
"I mnst lake leave of yon, Mr. 1
more," he added. "A man like tu. .f
has a great many affairs 011 hand, vi e
shnll look for you on the Mill, tin 1.
Good morning: good morning, Mr.-ali
Bellingham."
, . ItK CtlVTI
The rteilrle Mailt In mage totting.
Tho betitity of stage setting is bring
prrntly enhanced by electric light i.t
vices. For instance, in n play foni" d
oil life on the Mississippi, a most i i-
fie bit rf set nic detail is intrndurni.
nno of the Fcent". which drpii '
southern swamp, the nir is thick'
fin flits, v. ! :i'h flit and f'ow vi
most rcaii ;.' j.hosphnrcsi ( nee. II'
.-ret of this (IT'.ct is a net hung in li
nt the back scene, '.ipnn which lire I
rci'"d iniiuiccrulile small (icisder ti l'
These are roiiin ctcd with a li'ltr tv
United by a ki ybonitl, v. l ii h can 1
Muted at the will of the 1 hi ttii in
wingiiig the tu t gi tiily h:;(!:vni
font rid the motion 'f the fin 1'
perfectly imitated.
In the weird ojs 1:1 f "The P
Dtiti'hir.iiu" an extraordinary ( I"
plniaiM il, as the pbanli 111 chip 1 1 1
night, by th" bursting forth If
topmast find yards 1 f f-'t. lvlmn'i;
the phenomenon which incurs i
tropics 011 account of the electrici.
inn between the earth uud the 1
and the streaks of bluish whili
wave like Kprctral biiuuiis 1..
the gloomy deck and the tho-iiy f
num. This striking illusion is 1
Ly placing on the top i f m il 11.
100 candle power arc lainfT, wb
operafrd iinlividtiully from u key I
Another Wagner opera, "Die i'
knre," is indebted to n lit nutiful.;.
ccivrd rombliiiititin of light nnd y
ferfueof ils mcst imjioitant sp: 1
lur fi alnics. C'loudsof sk ; uinrei "
effective in 11 stage picture en in
of their susn jitibility of taking l
or of ciilciin.i or electric lights,
nbout 15 feet longInning luii.
opcu slits in the top thioii) h v. hn
steam escapes, is masked behind
r t pi( cc t f rut k or sin nl l i ty tiu
in ctcd nt either end with steam
As tho clone's rii'c a row of whi
nnd blue iiieini'.'rseent l ;.his fn
hind pivrs the nppcnraine of su
sparkling on the mist of 11 Wi.l
whilu toccinph te the fax 11. :i: 11
scciin a rinrho'.v is en (..aving (
Uioviief 1:11. ssi s ff stci
Lmiis Gltilu D( nn cr. t.
flllllll.
Winked tnii Vwo
Rohind l.i (d tells t-1
Jeffi rsoii n::d I lii:l .eiie(
Orleans nt the same til
ngti, and Mr. Jefferson v
lecture for an entcrtainn
benefit for some hospital '
request I also made 11 fc
ufterwiird wo stood t
foyer, and Senator Jonci
to tho people who preset
Punch was flowing, and
fcrsou nnd myself wcr
with tho handsome ynni
wan serving it. Wo becar
in her that wo finally fi
wo could look nt her he
nient or two wo wero t
Shut sho vi.ik making h
us. Sho had with her :
usked ns if v 0 wouldn't v
ou them. Autograph",
thought, lit: ' wero delig
for her. We hardly lookt
After wo had written si
thut it was for some cL
and, thus ji.ried, wo took
cd look at tho cards. V
promise to p:,y (u each,
and 1 lecktd nt each otln
and his baud started dnwi
Ho did mine. Wc each pa
went home soon after v
clear rase of 'worked.' "
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When I v. as rector of I :
Westminster, Matthew A
spector of n.y national si
always delightful to see
as ho fxuiniut'd the lit
many of tin m nmoiig the
poor in izriiiniii ar or 1
looked critically ut tho i
tho little At aes and Mar;
back streets. Ho munifck .
nity ly the .uicnmplnini. .
and regularity with wh
long yeiirs .''e diseharB"rd
tively humble routine di
spector, which must hav
very uuconti nial and f. .
ought to hnvj been exem; .
tiou or some form of nati
Ho used nolo times to say
where he waa received w
npphiuso, "Ceiitlcmcij, j
you a huuibln inspector 1
Deun Furrav In Temjilo A
tier Dowry.
It is said that a quecuV
gave as a dowry to i.is t ...
wnrriod a young .butrist
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and Interest In a obai ee-.
he himself bad inln riteti
tner.
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