Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-01-13
GUARDIAN.

arrdia has not taken all traces of
;,-';7ation out Of yog, Dick"
1.tIi- ..yTbv should Il? AuglC-lndian socie-
vel. If il cannot boast of so
w dukes. marquiSes, and earls as
~ ~ BslgravIan circles, it is at least rs
aInd As artificial, ! have no doubt. I"
APossib,y. Where Will you find ma
.--s nowadays? Robinson CruSOe's
.is15 does not exist. Nothing can
-I1a M railroad contractor or an adver-
dng agent.
-a0r the ubiquitous tourist. But do
-,r tnow | have a notion that nature
!g1s and undedled is to be occasionally
f;.royered where 1t might be least ex-
pctedf"
sand where IS that?"
ain human nature >
uParadoxical as of old, jack" laugh
:, Cay;ain Richard Trevor.
spTaeticll. 1t would be nearer the
u.b 10 say. Ny philosophy is based on
sb@ryat!On.
aApG fashioned by Your own kindly
lsst which am afraid often invests
Ignan nature with good qualities which
does not possess"
Presently tie latter rose, and, stretch
n himself lazlly, inquired what Ire
M intended to do with himself that
gening.
Oh. l shall 20 10 my rooms and
nrk I'd! You know l start for Cleve
nis tomorrow. shall probably stay
shrtnjglt or so with my mother"
aWell, but packing up won't take
v1 more than half an hour. Come
Eth NE TO Mrs. Lausdowne's.
aAnd who IS Mrs. LanSdowne?"
sTO know Mrs. Lansdowne is to
know eyeTybOdy-that is to say, every
body worth knowing. 1t is her at
home tonight, and she will be deligh-
ei to catch a newIy-imported lion. L
XII introduce YOU as most redoubt-
abe warrior, who with his own right
had has cut off the heads OF at least
wenty Afghans. y
"Then don't go,n returned Trevor
decidedly. 81 hate being made show
Gn
HThen," laughed Walsham, ''you
hil appear simply in the capacity of
ny friend"
THAT IS better"
Mrs. LansdOwne, Trevor discovered,
Esa lady whose whole aim IN life ap-
n4Ted TO be the making OF fresh ac-
lGamtances. She was = little dark-hair-
d woman, with bright eyes and mobile
ia4taTeS, and, though not handsome,
yS decidedly pTepOsSeSSlng.
"Y0u have just come from India, Mr.
TIeyOT? am SO glad, because ProfeS-
NI Mopus IS here this evening"
Trevor bowed, but did not look par
dellarly exhilarated 10y the intelligence.
'Of course you have heard of PrOfeS-
Er MOpus, the great Indian explorer?
His book on the Himalaya Mountains
Ethe book Of the seaSOn-most inter-
ssting. You Will get on together fam
guSy."
Ihaye never been to the Himalayas," "
replied Dick, rather tartly.
"Well, but you've both been in In
t2,h Went on tie undaunted Mrs.
LanSiowne. You'll find the profes-
Eeharmiug. All. there he isl'
And Mrs. Lausd0wne darted towards
sshOTt fat man with a bald head and a
lack beard, who was talking with
Esat NgOr to an admiring knot of
listeners.
For Heavens sake, Jack, get me
lSay from here. The woman's per-
t1Ct igreSs!n
~alsham laughed, and, slipping his
am n his friends mingled with the
aoTd; ana, some fresh arrivals coming
at the moment, Mrs, Lansdowne's
attention was fully occupied, and she
Aought no more Of Trevor and the
ptOtesSOr.
i breathe more freely" eJaculated
!ieVOr when a compact mass of at least
sColen persons separated him from the
4Geiahgable lady. what an inflictiOn
Ne must be to her husband if she has
me,n
He takes it very easily-draws
GsqueS and says nothing. YOU'LL find
I'm somewhere about, looking
.4Nler miserable, He's an inoffensive
1s@lure who does rs lie is told; and
va more can wife want?'
4leY0r was wearied by the incessant
Ss!-lOT, as It seemed to him, every
WI was trying TO talk down every
gls else-and gladly hailed the haven
y recess wherein was a seat from
s s-'ca lie could see the greater part of
:, 10 You not want to be introduced
T',e TTgne Of the eelebrities?" inquired
s..san spAa1an airlly, Is he seated himself by
NC slde Of his friend.
az nale celebrities, " rejOined Trevor.
never know whether to be awestruck
.sn! 1Hiilar ~ when I'm with them"
vel, then, what do YOU say TO
H!: There are-yeS, / should say
*. : .e@:t two beautiful women in the
lO0n3 =
r.. ! detest beautiful women. They
NSSnTaFably n vain.n
nd .S.Talsham gave low whistle.
n. DleE, " said lie, ''you were confid.
49, eeAolgh to me this afternoon, but ]
Yonttu uink you confessed everything.
Sa.tl laVe been hard hit in India-some
'sSy ~ damsel-eh?"
h,tt ttVOh-nOnsensel" returned Trevor,
.-1a s1ulOEn cheek assuming a warmth OF
opt MI which betrayed hlm, YOU'RE
es-,sS - lar as dusky damsels are con,
vbv The fact is-well, l don'tknoN
hsTs should not own at cnce that
Wp W OVen made 4 fool Of
rs,.,1y livery man is once in his life, and
a0ay ottener," " remarked WalSham.
hs Ulce u Is quite enough for ME. Here.
uev;aoie saoie story. Our regiment was
ou... 9,s,.oas to being ordered to India
Sasssled Tor about three months al
sas sSsone. zone It's the old tale-love, par
rsr.rs sars, kisses, VOWS. Eight year.
'u, and cnma booly NTH pnof