Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-09-15

IN hor obo;r =, Az, 1ooorTiofit 1o1l3 4oy,Tob
inc the etrinc. softI1E Efo- : sTonenf heoa,
that he beantif11 aong of MenjeIssobn's. @i
hear 3 En1aIl hfrd 7eallin0. y FTerv- breatl
ISe fSsseiI, saverv o5eu,ent' siilied "a
/ the melting tones thrilled through eth1
\ room and, ,fi0ated ont I1non the 7listenir1f
III air of nioht- The last note died sofflv
III trstnf5lifglvra,1av. and Stbera wac 4 mo
III ment of silence 5efore Ebe him of admira
Il tien~began to arise. In that Instant,
A pause t6ere Was heard from the-ane al
the foots5f III u alden, & mafSs 7oice-s
nas1ner.s % 1a..aweet fhouah simple air,
these words of SheIley'sc59
As the moons soft spiendor n's''
'EnI 1o'eE,the faint cold starlight Of heaven,
Id 4. a. = s,ta snIoMn, S,a., s,cst go. 72s451
b.. To the Strings without soul has given 1.'
r. Its own, y, :, t.S,.'' .ai.E
Tben1S ne Stsls tbs s1 man tssn am, Non,
pc To-nightf % bIf ysal-l- III;
"a M1iesf VII tLl % o. sna5sn th sns,cd
tS ISeiiEbf - "97 fIiS' n Ss'
Ess @7es@9 y srs.,.....1 ~ ,,-.
n J" Though the sound oyerpowers,
Sing e 92, g With my .1r sweet voice revealing
ir-4s6 ofGsomeworld far from ours. 4sA'
i : Where music, and moonlight, and feeling -
4 $3.50 Arg one r. : ss see
Not 9 nan huttered. not q ribbon rustled
1 Mnne tne song continued ibut at the
nrsU SOUND OF that .yolee, MRS Barlow,
who was iookng atzM1as motifs, saw her
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s,,o;le f;cEa-sd N :, ,o-,snf .ho,,t H.
in. 49,, : ~ -
30 IocE os,,s =. fsce St5 -.
motionlesss Listening ike one whose
thoughts are far away, until the singer
ceased Then those who were near the
WlndoW saw q tall ngure move nom. the
stS,,S ~ ~ H. tawn =.
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s,'sHow, beautifniP, yaWhat a splendid
yoiceY, % So romantic too Ip GWho can
he bspp "NoW. Miss Morris. Won must
positively tell Us about hirn.S %
ts Ada calmly. protested that she could
give, them no information. being as much
ais il really 50. Ada p" Mrs. Barlow
asked. "I fancied. from the Wav Won
listened. that Won fecopnized the Voice.p
1f9ft dsd seem ID me tRatI had heard that
voice before.D ref,lied Ada. ss hut / have
NOT the faintest idea as to who itsoWner
can be-" faa7.i fsss isii >, i-l-f 81, - 2 =
b6he blushed slightly perhaps she was
conscious that her words, though perfect,
blv true in fact. contained a slight evasion
for well. she remembered where and when
she had. heard that voice before. IIstant-
" its soundC had brouglt hack to her
mind the pleasant Sunday morning a wear
ago.1 the pretty s1iilaee' the queer little
cRurch with its rustic conereeation. the
stran Ger who had held with her the dinov
hvmn. .hook and even the nIeazant da111kks
ewes that had looked down for a moment
into heraa aaSRut she was not disposed to
..si,s1as her. remin sce6ees with the present
comnanv. ~ - 80
aPIaona .take the strollino singer In j!
rl.,nss7 ~ PaTIav to herself at co,,Id.
sSt = Iii ~ Ia sy for IN.
,;S3stbis he fa Al, A1Sf w II, t1e
name of common. .sense couldnt Hunt
ever he ready with a little graceful turn
Of That sort fs 70, he stire. ne eouldnst do
the troubadour -styIe with his. bass voice.
Splendid as 1t is. ftItakes a tenor for that
kind of thine.n 81 =. :, -
Perhaps. NAV as well mention here /
that Mr. Hunt married Laura Hathaway |
the followingfCh Christmas He, fully be- 4
ieves her the only woman in the world |
who could have suited him; and has mott
the slightest idea that any agency but his