Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

I'KOl'I.IS VOll 1IK\?? \IHH IV ii bid VAN The (motion or tho hour In connection wVUt the WhlHkey Trust, Is why JtatK./Grdsaeup overlooked John JL* Sullivan as the rijtht mi^i for rm-lv ci\-+tH, bonis Kepubltu. (HKD-'l'hO Hon. Thmims It. Heed's *"? I' - fori* h( practical -iluiosiuanhhlp arc at a t'u si hrlKhteniiiK up thea.% hleuk. win ter days for tho Hon. IPuJ. Hhi rli-nn ?n?t tlio Hon. Wlltlum McKinlcy. boi^.svilhf ( >ourlor-Ji>trnal. ISTOK II Is imported that Mi William Watflorf Antor has hoM his l.ondon simper. it maj^ i? ? that lu> iw.s Kimni tired of t lie* cosyfy unius. incut ol news paper maklnrit or It may ho that IiIm cent Iwretivwivitit hits caused him to deslr<> retirement hixI Isolation i<m a time. ? Savannah N?.?w?. 'IIICVALIIOH Albert <'hevall<it, th la>n ilon character kIiu< r. has hitherto i < o lutoly r. fused all oiri'm to remlor his son?s In a private lions-. When land lUdhxchlid offered him .'>?? Kufneas to ?>i i IK u e(.?^)Jo of dlttlcsi In 'his drawing room he <feclk;cd, an I oven wh-n ITln (?ess 1/Ouisc m nl, it H| m'i'Ih I m?-hH<-liK? i to cndeuvoi to wer.ur.- his services for a party .it Kensington I'ahoe. he i. it hotllKl to excuse hints It. MICMJ?Kukoiii* Klehl has a meat. nn i wholmlliK and Incurable fad his love for small children The smaller iln \ nr.- the more lie likes them, and when they R row tall and uracefn. he almost loses lntore?t In (h"in coiii|>a i ?'d to <!>? affet tlon and oitctiUun wi n h h 1. 1\ . sh ew on the latest in mbers of his own or., anybody else's family thai will al low Its small Keif to be j'TKled and dandled by the poet of the \Wsi IKATM('(?Tli-AM<>l< \ Sir J. din llunth cote-Amory, head id' onw ol I lie best known families In I mvousuh ? , is tho latest victim to can . s>iicms while out shooting. He was the miesl of the Marquis of Winchester at the lain r's place In Hampshire, and wlilh out In the turnip fields after birds a shot be lieved to have been from the kuii oi his noble host, penetrated one of Ids eyes, completely destroying Its sl?ht. ITICVKNB? The will of the hit- John Stevens of lloboken, was Hied In the 'TTudson county (?\T. J .) snrr >?;n < ??'* ofllee today. The < slate nmottnts to $20,000,000; .a in oiik (he bi tpicsts l>i J.m.im.h lo Trinity church In lloboken. This Is to wipe out a debt of $H, <ino that Is on the church, and will leave a fund of $?i,tfOO. After iioine minor beijo-sts, the remainder of the estate Is cipiall.' 'it .'hied between Hie wl low, Mrs. Mary M HP veils, and tin- son. .I.dm S|e,.ns I'HOMAS -Theodore Thomas wl I c I' brute next July, the fiftieth a nnl\ < rsa i v of Ills arrival in this country slid a hall a century's service to music. in Anicrh-a. .Mr. Thomas Is a familial lh;iirc I" > a. 1y moi'l) i In; pcdi SI rlu lis ill that ? 1 1 1 ; 1 1 I ? i of (.'hh'aKO lyllift bet w e Ji his hnllte III ISellevue I'lacc and the Audit ilini: III-. Identification with t'hhaj-.n !? can 1 1 r I S41P with a Smiles (if ol'cll'SIra rulin I'ls by his New York orche.-.tra. suh?!-<pioi,t concerls were Klven In 'i". i ? . .< : ? ? t following years w.th local mn-leal Kiinlzatlons. In l\(V a r ?; 1 1 1 ? ? i I'ld -nco orchestral season was first ina n;.;or,i t >1 under IiN direct Ion i\'H?SON Senator W ilson, of W a'dilili: loll, Is noted for Ids el. \ ei anil .? ? i r | ? r ! ' ?? Iiik Interrupt Ions during partisan de bates In the lions', and is the Hi-si mini who had the nerve to tniirarr rne soin: ? > r I lie e lie k no when l ieliei i Tia- \. ? ? I Alabama made lilins. If I'ani.iiis h> aj. j> nrliiK as I'leslih-nf ( 'h-vi .laud's rej>i< sentallvc on the I loot ".I I In House Mr. W ilson Is a. small, thin, wit \ mm. vs l:u In tile l-'lfty flr;0 t 'iilinresn nsi-d I.M a^lllly to Kood advantage w In n alia, k ed by the Irate Mr. I: ekwitli. of ,\i w Jersey, who alined a .' ava.. ? l>l >w ;ii the hind of th> lit ? b mnti fr -in W a"!i Inirton . rm>-/,i:\ to hi: \t?i A t, line I'll ?>?<? ii u <' I' <>>? I lii- Sen ti ?| | ii ?i - ? Imii 1 > I ?? ?l of < iil. I Hy Southern A s-iria led I * r? -r-:- . < ill hcsl lilt, TeX., I-Vh. |'J . ill'- I ? ? i ? ? - K rn iiih from here 41 1 1 ? I Sahine statin*.; tluit tin* 1 1 1 Seminole imssf.t .1 rli n >|? bottom up oil 1 1 n l. Island !? 'I rvvrai people In hel'lO V O rh.lt llli- \\ IV. l.eij (sloop was the S.-andimi via n. In|! *11 *h if not the ease, an. I if tin- (111; pass ?> I a \.s-.-l lint loin u 1 1 ii must have I ? ? ? 1 - 1 1 om* ??! tin* several small vessels thai nr.* now un^n in*{, aniout' which are the Joseph I ' , the Silas mill the si'linuM' t 1 1 < - 1 ?*n a I In Scandinavian lofi hei.' I'inl,i\ wllli a iWnxv 1 1 f I wo. I'.ijil. Ili rwii k <ia?l hi" nophow by tli.' same name, mi I a j ii--si-n Ker, ivIkk.1 11:1 in*' in Nii|?p .??t il to h.- 1 >r< \\ I'eiidcr. While off | l.i'ii Island tin* \ .*s sol eneonnterril extremely rmiali carried hy tin* severe weather, whi h Mew ?it the rate of fifty niiii-s an hour, ami while? ridini: al am-hor in an a t. nipt to weather tin' Mlonn, spraim a leak uml wiih .hi ><m thrown on r hi-ain en? s, in which position she now li. ?? It WOM then dccMed hy I In- two I'.il wicks to net into tin- skill ami hang onto t ho In; side of tin4 sloop for proU'elion against the cold north windr-. The pas senger remained mi tin- sloop ami ? I n r tm the niuht fro/,.> |.> ih atli. The occupants of th?> slutf wiTi' exported fur forty -eijiht hours in Iho nu*>t crvri ii weather ? ? v ? ? ? known <>n this coast. an. I as a r. sull t ho eh lor JVorwii'k will lost- li.itli ha mis ami foet, ami it is proSnhlr that hi* niny die. Tin* younger I lerw i . ? k lia.l h:s ears nml the ti|?s of his li u+ri'i'-i Iriwn, hut wan ahle wln-ii t h ? ? storm 1 >:i t ? I ami 1 lw win. I shil'lcd to 1 1 1 ? ? oii?t t.i pull fnr thr islaml.-wh.ro In- f.uiml liiin.ls who administered relief. Tin- hody ..I 1I10 frozen passenger was l.Ti on h.iar.l (ho sloop. The captain of p. ?In- ? r.-.s-i\? >1 word (inlay to lake ih.' host .mi.' ..I tin* Hcrwiokn ami scud thi>m !?? tlnir h ? . ? 1 ? ? in Ktihino when I !n y w . r. ahh- to t ra \ ? 1 Tlii' other small .?raft ailml-.l t.i 1. Ion? to this port ami mm h urn-amities? is frit as In tln-ir fair, as I h ? \ are ?? \ ? ra 1 ilnys overdue . Nimv Viiil. I.iilnii- (I rn 11 11 1 /11 1 1 11 11 Home Interest tin; lii'iins rclall\>* I., in. Kiowlll of la I'll 01 (_? . 1 11 1 /.t |,, Slate in.- cotilnln. I In i h. r Mi Thomas .1 l?u\vlli:j:. eolti mission- r n| I .a - Imr KiiiiIhIIi's. i" >m y .* 1 1 i i m * T t ? -I in ill New York I .i v i l.i I nr.- I.ast >>ar In response to ill- nl. ii .??. tit "ill t>\ tin i inn it. Iss'ni n-r repli-.s L'ivniK ni> m i .. i ? -th i j > an-l oiln-r iliita, w. r.- ?? <i\.-'l ii..ni | . ? I : i i ilolis . Tlie-e iN. I.I ? . I i | ?? ?! i ?? I t lia : I In i \\ ire 1 i: : naim-s i . ? ? ii i . ? mi their r<>ll |5y I'.inii'.irlson i.-inrns in.nt<' ny .>'i unions in Ivnv 't. .??iinmlssliiiier r- .i- n< ? Ih. I e. tile 1 1 IS || 111 thai till-!!' his n.-.-ti b1 fll'ly ?'ll I ti' 'I | - ll' III nil I - ? I . ' I . ? W til I . ! orKaill/.^'l lal.ni 'i i ??? - ? >>t t,'alil/.alio reportiiu; In I1" I; .?? 1 ::v. "\ itn ill l> - i s I 'rohnhly I h ? n-p< -ri s . ( i . : > . 1 1 . >? of I he aetn.il > m . - iif: t li .it . .ii,.i nix. I lal...i ;. I elttn-r ? I .? t ? . |..r t li; m > l v. j it'll l'leltnh tin t?i.| ti,. Knnthis ,.| l.i Imr ami mlxe.l t ?h-r.it nnl..ti.-i . : t liinirtC* I hat I lie IlKiir t.iHii a ?? I . . . . . . ; u . ,-i n . i l ho streliK'h of <-i >;a ni/.'.j ;i v. ,| 1><< seen that IT!" "m p. opt. an I ? 1 1 r a ? ? 1 1 . i II pro|Hjrlt(in <>f till- mirklM: p.-puiatliei a 8ta t ?? of imii .- (hail ?-> ?? i n I. a . i a i r TKIPI.K Ml ItDKIIIClt <M<;irr ArrcdlPit In Month ? nrnllnii for ? In Maritcr of Three Urn In li.>iiri(lii Hy Southern AssoeiateiJ l're>s. Colmnhia. S. <*.. 1%-h. 1J Vfn irk. a triple nojfro nun ler. r, wiih a Jirieo of Sl.litKl upon hi-s lira. I. who has ho<*ii limited for hy il ? -I ? ??* I iv.-s for many wearr ni'm'hf*. tin* run to earth hy tour ? letootives in liie oountr.v near this 40t\ today Olid lodged in Jail here, lie in * 1 1 dored a white man named Howard in More vol I eoliiUy. (Jeorjjin, ti I leloh.r, l.SSi.'J. TUon lie killed I, nut. Na\ey. ?.f tlio Jiolioo force in Sav;iu*.ah. ia l-'ehru n\y, 1KIM. lleforo thiw two miinlern )?e kilhil n tm?fro in (totrtria. All th? frme li<? eludctl oapturo and his w here nboirh* wore a mystery . lie h;ts lwin in Wrtlnu in The r*?i ntrv rnoxt of Mm* lime. J THAT IIAlMiOAl) Mi:iCTI\U. A'lte lutiw \iUIiih Ovrr (lit* I'. Soiiilicrii I'iinhi' iiticr ^NNticliillon. i ' of i hi* vii ri? ii in rfiilroHiift ' [ <?' '^irihiuk' (hit Soiitlu-i'ii 1 'asM-njjt-r ?ui (ire no^^n A t licit i m tiThi# To ! |?U?'lt up tin* a^.v'ial iiui. 'Clio ( 'oiinl it ill loii of -<lay, in | |.x|u*nkliiK of th<* |?i' ftbi-iH'i' <>!' till* railroad | iii?*ii in I lial ?'i(> ill I "I nil-** mmim'I liiiiK i?* ili.iiif I iv I In- ma -o? j I uncling of lYprt'tu-nlatl vi-m of ail I In* j railroads of ||io Southern Sialic in l>c! I lu?UI in litis city tmlay looking ? ???- ? I pit ll'llillK II 1 1 of I In* ySiilllllfl 11 l\i?N?-|lKil' j i Aw^orialion, il is a jvhmiiiuM" pri-sump ! lion I hat tint days of 1 1 > t ni-jaiii/alnm arc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii -)?'< I . ! K very 1 1 ii i \' ? - 1 1 1 1 * j 1 1 I'll icjii \ iiia 1 1 in; I In* I | llssoria | ion iiciiii. I ? i 1 1 a \ ?? ) 1 1| 1 1 ^ lilV ho I far unit I ii?* eri*sis veinis i i In- tir.'ii at | liaiul Tln-rc w a s 1 1 1 1 meetinc of lln- i \ii-ii ) , livu hoard of ilit' ji*^ociaii hi yiMtird;i\ ' lo it tin iii ii t t.i anything, alilioii^li if was ! hoped (lull llu* i all for this im-cl hit; In r llldi'd Home i|< finite t ? ? j ? 1 1 % w 1 1 1 ?? 1 1 llic oi'Kaui/ali"ii would In- haved The deplor.'i )?)?? | nir I of i lie w Ii..' I ii i si [ | lies* in tin- sriniiu; i 1 1 o-i> id ri-'ir .-a ii i/.a I ji iii It was 1 1 < > 1 1 1 - d 1 1 1 a I llu- meet in;; yenler- ! ill \- of i >n* executive li i.ard of il|i> at>- I Noi-ia t ion, which i-? I hi* uovcrnin;; .r- pi it t : in llu- ni ^'a ni/.a I ion. and wit i< -li is com j |iosim| of llu* iraHic fna im^'i-ik of a I! flic' roads 1 1 1 a I from a |uishi nu'er slaiclpiiiil i coiiid In- luki'ii fire of in I lie slnilll" dial ! ' vwiiim to liavi* I ii |iivi*i|iilalr?l. Tin* ?ilualion toiluy with tin* Southern ' I 'as^ciijfcr A ~->oi'ia I ion is any I 'tin# l>ul j 1 I'm oura-Miitf. Mori* tluin half of lln* ?n*at , ! trunk lilicst lliat fnrm its u i < *i n I n - r hIi i | ? j : linvo sin-veil in if i*r tli it liny intend hooii , j to withdraw from tin* organization l ln* Irmihli* ii i. f |. niir standing, having ' fl'iiW II out lif till* lli-lioli nf till* I .ol| j* villi- j iiiil Na.slivilli* Iii. il summer in riill nir lln* rati*; on Knit-hls I 'y I Iiia* IritV"! mil of '1'i'Mis fi. lln* t't it ion lavi* in tin- cilv I of \\ a s h i ii'.'l < in . Tin- i J 1 1 1 ? i ? n and < 'rcsei u i in II I i.v ? i* \ 1 1 1 ir notice thai il w oiiid . ' withdraw from tin* nw?*-iiilioii unless il ? iinild lie |il"ti 'lid fi'illi -il. Ii 1 1 1 ? * 1 1 1 . i(Jr> a-; Ihijrif*. Tin -ii I In I .i ? ii . - * I 'i a *i I N.isli \ ill* s.a w that it would have to jjrt out of t ||c as j si i? ? in t ion, Ion. If it wanted lo wrcsil"! i ' 1 1 tin* <Jucen and i 'r.s. 'ci, i 1 1 1 i.s j . in in ruHi* flu* latter |ni h il out. TJii'ii i*iiim* a Miniiai 1 1* ? t i ? fi*..in lie \ i s 1 1 \ i 1 1 1 * , ( 'ha 1 1 a iioi i^a and S' I..uis! ! and fl'olll till' lit In -I' i ? ? 1 1 1 IJ 1 1 I ; n lincv on ] i In- siniu* (.'nod Ki'iiunds. Thus il was iiL*t I'mu I'* I'M" all < ? t the! iiiaiii.sia.\is of ? ti i - Smit lii'i n I ':i.s\*:i'iij?, r A s<-i iiia I inii had i/i\rii 1 1 ? ? I i < thai t !i ? \ in 1 1 ? 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1 lo withdraw Irom l h ? - assm* ; j ia t ii fi " win. \ 1*1 * lln. i Tin- : i - 1 i*f |iroiiii|itit lailr.iad tii.*>* I in in in Atlinla *"iii)ii -i i hi fo.|..wiii^ j naiin-s rn-sid. til S;. 1 1 * i- \c .i^iani to I 'ic-ddii I S( ( I Inas, I rath M ini^.-r ! ? t!lj>. I i flti*f*;t I'm ?.-I*I(*;.| Xw'.-lil V\ A. I'lirl., "I tin' S. .ii ! Iicrii : Mr T M lini ? i iii. Irallii- liianairi r. and Mi llarrv ' Will. is. jii'ivi. hut ..l lit.. \ l |a n I !?' < 'oil si ' I - i 1 1 1 * : Air. S I,' Kn. .ti. tin* pri sidi'iil .#f the I and \ a^h \ ill" ; Mi || X I I a \ i 1 1>< . \ i i' 1 1 1 1 <- i |. n 1 . and t'ol-iiir! W \\ . W ri mi, ji.i -sin.', r t r : i lli.* inina^.i 1 '?I I lo- I'anl .si sfini. Mr. .1 \l I'.ii.w ii, ii. i'!i.* tnan.im*r III" W 1 ? ? ri i and At ?' 1 1 1 1 i i ? ; < 'it j> I ti i it ,1 o h 1 1 \ tJi*", j;. ? ii i ? rit I [ |i:iss. n?|.| au'i**i I I if III \ lla lit a and West! I '? i n I . a ltd Mr. .1 . < ' I i a i h*. i;i iti*ra I j> is ; M'ltyi r a/< nt hi lln- ('"ill ral of ( i . -or^ i.i j ' 'tlicr 1 1 r* ? i ii i n i* 1 1 1 i. Hi -ia lis will In* pr* s 1 ? ' ti! at lln* la?s| 1 1 1 - 1 i 1 1 1 ? whnli will l?* ' held I o. la \ . I In ? | in l ?! i<* is a n v i. >n-dy n \\ a il ' i utr Hi. d"\ i !ii|.i|i"iit.s . . f ih" tli**** i I i I i U i s.tuii "I tii- pa ss.'iiv:"!- inrii wan! t.i i pall awa) from tin* S. ? 1 1 1 ln*rti liaiiw i.v : ; anl Si". i iii hip A s^, x*ia t ii in liccan-t* tln*y | ?a.\ tin* |i;i,^'."iil*i r art-o.*ia I ion has i.(. ! .ii-.l li *.i s. i ii in I. lioiind ti ii 1 1 "i- .i fiii^h- ' j .-li-siifia | inn. I In *.\ sat that 1 1 1 r " is noili'itm iu font | im in |i"lw.tii thi* itvn a ssi n*ia t inuf. ; in it j ? llti'ir inii'i' si?- li.. in mult* diffi*ri.*tii i lian ? ; in- 1?~ . and that no ynol i-an i'oiiii* ??f li.av , i s i ir tin- "onimis.'tions . i f a p-i ssout;i*r as , Kniatioii om-iiiiI.iI at will liy tin* i*oni i inissiom*r of a I rct'^ht orna ui/al I ion ; \\ hat w ill In* iloiu* dt'fiuilt'ly will hi- ! [ I now n hy tntii^'Iit ?niii : < iioHi-: si i.i.i \ \ \ \ I ? ii li I it H (I (.III Si- 1 ( I'll lll'l xvi'l'll Tn ii Siil|iir<> I '.i 1' I ? > 1 1 1 - . i , < ! i . 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I;.- ? -I. ' 1 ! ? ,- I i'. .. ? .! : 1 1 lii- ! ?>! ill. i. |.n . in. i -!, ? I I. ,m.- ' lixr; Mr S i! i.. i i. 1 1. . ii. ..I : i i'i I i ?! ? xx i n ' v h:ir-n .-i'ii. i" .! hi !? I ... 1 1 ' ^r. I'liruii i? ii I ' I ri* I'.x n \ ? ! ? i I I * : ? ? I -I i !. -?|i. . I'. ? ? II TI'I- N . ; u ? _i.i n i... i- M ! .... 1 1 . ! : . Mir. ii i ? . . 1 1 ?? fi.v I ll'.MI" H . X* I 1 I I ? ' ' I ? ? -I I -II . >> .1 - . I i ? x . ? I ? ? i ? . i ! . ? 1 1 . 1 1 ' ! 1 1 i _ ' I ' ' ? > ? ? : i '?> * ' ? ? ? xxlrirf ill t w . i f . ? :* ; ' I ? i '.rii .:i.i> hi .'i'i :l ? I -.inn t |l i?. r.? ,, .1 r. .- I ... . I .1 III. . .1 1 l..|i|k." 1 1 .- ,i . i. lit .-. R l-ll lllllll il m Xliill.in lli'fuli'il U\ Hmiihr-rn I : i ? <1 Pros* I . on. 1.. ik Til. II J..1.H IJ.'.Im.. ml. 1 .el i r ..f ijf.- r it rni'lli li-f. Iiroinrht 'i?rx\.ir.| in tin- I foils** ?if ( 'oimn<>ii? loilnv h:* i .?> . lion t?? anion. 1 llie 1>y <l?Miuin<1iiti,' thai (hi* jfoveminonl appeal :if *<> |.? i llio country. inastftlii-h an thi-y li.i<1 r.i i '? < 1 I to cnrry oiitxfhrij h^mt* rule pro?r?in. I Tli<* niolion \va? . tl^'i'ulr.l 1?y n voli* ? ( ? 2.v; |4> zw. HOW VALENTINES ARE MADE. I I An i4?rjH>-hsioii pnvuilH t hit l St Vab J 'lino ts losing li h gri|> ti]*' > i> tlm imWu'V 'linii, lliAl hi* hm<tc<1 <|ay, t h ?* litli ! of February, is n<> longer markcit in r?-?l | letter* mi t)u' caleinlar of ,\<nilli, that h'H j voyage i* eoiifiucil to Midi localities as sliil preserve th? ancient atiil honorable custom <it jia> iut; now year'* calls. Thin ih a li)>? I it |>< iii tin.- Haiti' 111) Ntill hoMs the foi l w ith Inn dove* and ciijmls ami hearts I ra tinfi vi'il with ilarls to rhyme with Hail Ii' iuIh, ami all the other juiru |ih' rnaiia of aruorniiH warfare. l>ul he is tainr<l now with the eyniciMn 1 ..I iin- aiji'i ami < > C t?-n hin ilni'tn arc ilij>i?e?l j in |M>lis?ni. 1 'or every missive 'if love j t 'nil tun r.s his name there am t li n <? mis I niv?'<t <?f mockery ami tuitire. IIih mantle ' ha> hci'ii cast iimt ihi'/jnost lltiji;ilii t able j truths, or ii it I ru I lis nioAt ii iij?ii lit I ik !?! >' i"M, : 1 1 1 ? I the *?? >iii it? valentine xoch abr??ai| unto | dm i inls of tin- Hi fth. Sentimental ami 1 comic 1'iyet her, (lit* saint managed to semi , ? /lit nuini'l liiii^' like !.'< M M),t H H I valciilim-H >earl.\, ami this year Im will semi more than i vir bef >ri*. Nearly nil ol I lie wares ! for tho iim' of those \\h<? ho!<l this >!ay in I revi ri'in'u are tua<h> by I hi* linn of Me- | I .a iiu'hli u I Vl'i'l hers, iiiaii ufa' t nrciM (if I t < >y s an I |t?|#i r jjooil, in Mronklyn, Iv I>, | who kt*?'|i 1 1 x i |u'o|tl<* bu*y ut the work. I ?lust now the season is eml? (I for \ a. en title mal ertt ami heuiiin ^or vu.6nt.ue \<n ileus, ami w hen a New York Sun reporter I went to llit* factory hmt week he tontui only i ho linitvhiiiK touches to the saint's ' work still Koinx on. It \niih mostly the hi?hcr tO'aile work, tin* fancy lace-work valentines, with the I ii in i i in r cnj?i<|s, or loving couplett, or i'iilini; binl*. or |iieriv<l licit its, or Dotal ? ?If, riiiKH, seen through hrackct.s of lace I i:i 1 1 1 - r, 1 1 1-' t?y much the same sort of thin>? lliat ailoriii' I the Nliop windows of half a century jijjo, only a little more ? labor ale in design ami ilc 'iilcilly h-s.s elaborate i a pi ice, "\ , " i on c," .-?si ' I Siiiii'i'inltMi'U'iit ,1' hn K Thompson. who was rlii alalia;; Dm tn.vs ivi !n< ?>)' i In* biisim.'SM Ik tin- reporter, i i it ii'ii i .t S vaicii tiiic.s don't change ill'ltii Y'?yn>; !"Vr toila.v iiiiisI lie pretty iiiiii'Ii what il always was, if tin* v.ilen* I lie hiiiaml in a ny eriloram. I lie. want I ?r? ? i : i in it'll iIm- satin* paluiivi and tin' same lu'i.'hl <'<>|i m s, the satin* '.iinl nf ciim) i.i'ii; 'icln'iini )?!<? verse jrar al'trr yi'iir.'1 'i'li i i;ii(m i liitcmleiit pointed in ii pile of \h|i niiiifM nil i ? aily to bo Hi-nt (.in. .More \\ i ? f . ? nil 1 1 ii mi II y inl'l'il I girls, Home of win. .11 pastt d 'in' lan-.'i paper tilings lo go! h .. wlittf others 1 1 1 1 < 1 1 ? 1 1 . Almost tho W II process was dollc til (ill" big room. I'll 1 comes I In' pitiil Iiik of III'* verse, 1 1 n -it ilif printing ot- llif colored plctur , .illt r w !?lt ? Ii ill' lin 1 1 ?!? - 1 1 1 valentine Is i iiii Into a ihi' In 'f linn lilne, which cubs Ii ihhI folds it In shape The 1 ice pap'i, wtili'h lias nil I i"<ly lu i ii | >i'? pared, Is I licit paste I on, a 'id III.- \- ;t Ii - 1 1 1 tut* Is ready to no out. 'I'lioii <a ntls ,ir* iiiade In a tiny. Tin* rore W'.l'll HI o| I lit* shop i ll'Slil IIW I llt'SC V'it til lllll'H il I It I It Is 1 1 IH It I' tiff (llfl'fti'ill I 1 1t* I lliti ' mlit. work in done. Another room II if '?> l.s devoted to till* pill 1 1 UK togel tiff of t it- ? i - II ii I. .1. 1 v alt tit llif, tlif latest tiiliu In scuMim iiial.s. Tills Is a sliffi of i'i Hit t|i| cut into sonic lai rlfnl shape and hand painted In I Ii i usual (lesions. Ii Is fast. ii.| to a liMl" I'list-I of twigs. aiitl II i .si tin- clil/.ei who desires lo i N|.ri ss Ills a f'fit Ioiis III this fo| m $1 to 1 1 ? ? so. All llif hiui'l painting Is tloii1' li.v 1 1 1 if ma ami it will hard|> tie t l?'ii ? that In* i In t paii I tli" iim n it ii ar!-a'i|i artlsia oiinl ry vv In u It Is stntfl Unit he In rush season, mm*' ihmi r.'?i viili'r In "-' a tlay ami makes liis own de alt; ii*'. Mr I*. .1 I !? Ii; a r: ? Is a mail aboil thirty years ohl. who has (?tlalneil Ills do?' .-I'l'iil *pt"i| in wot U 1 1 v thirteen y . i ? ol Mil 1 1 1 i ii i pa Inl Jt'g. "ii lift i.i;*?'K almost met lia i.ii'ii I a l l ? r a lllin- " sal ! I e to Tllf Sllll man. "Tho ilt'Mrns ? 1 1 ? 1 1 ' f \:iiv ri great deal Irani the oin \,il >t|i'iiv.*i I work with water colors .and i cane I's hair brush, and. when you Itri'iv' 'low. :i very few strokes will finish up :? \ a leu I i in-. Von ilo it so ain| so lay a. ' 1 1 ? i lor In there, ami you have luilf of i' ? 1 1 1 1 . f ainl only to ri'pi al 111 * per form. lin e ' i tin- other part of the ci-llu lol<l." Tin- artl.'t hail math* two Ja let ami a lew tl.r la's with his brush aii'l. I'.kt* lilt* l**i i si' i n mar,!, hail rans'il to m iw up from nothing a HHh* Doweling slirub. I'llpi.ls 111' Kat.t. Were M liltle IHOI't* t" tlii.tU'', lint a man with any unergy ?:ouid click a tlart through tvvn bleeding hearts In two nilmit'S ii a* I a half -.>ti'* minute e.'it'li lor tin* hearts aiitl a half mlmitc for tin* ilart which lie proccctlctl 1 1 ? prove l'.fs| iii doing this work Mr. Ktlgars i|e signs ill. remll work anil fancy lettering for ill** iiroriiti!,* verses ami paints the more expensive satin valentines, which conif as lile.ii as $1 apiece ami tak ? much inot'i* tare an. I time In the painting than Hi " 1 1 1 1 1 r ? 1 1 1 i..?v. I tli a. < iccasloaally '.tie llrm makes a Valentin *, to oi'th r, in which ease I 1. 1* price liJ-ecli'ls I'lipldly. Some year.; ago a Te\aii sent on his photograph a tn I a cheek I'or $'S> with directions that the pit lure bi ma ile I In* cunt re of the It li es! \ ..lent Inc to be had for tile mollt tin- result to lie sent to a you iik lady, also i Texan. Siipeiint< nde*it Thompson I. el lite photograph reduced atl'l pfititeil i n a satin background with nil sorts of faiietfiil ligurca a ron iii I It tlune in the ai II-;*- I it 'St SI \ If. 'I lie mI'/.c of til* rOlll|ile* le. I . on I rlv -a nee was fin by I welve Inchi ,s an. I when it was .lone It was sent to th nil!. "We. u*i si..* In* Mi:pri*tt| an I tickled," t ho Texan liiol written, "w Ion she go*n tiiv pletnie in t Ii*- 1 1 1 lt|i 1 1 <"* of a bang-up \ .ib'in inc eb an wa\ train N ? v Vo.-k"' I'i in ilo- .'?ii.r wlil.ii rattle from tl.e Tt-xan alter tlif X' it lent ItTo ariivt.l Mr, I'll. imp. ...ii ba<l reason to suppos., tl.a1 ti t* ? ? - 1 , . e I l I was SirplHeil illl'l lit kit* I to ? il .III ? Xtftil that her . ? 1 1 1: a i" . . ntral orni \ ah I ia : .iv aft i Mm. ? (?it* in. o! -in n r 'Iff Va ten t i n ? s. so Mi Thompson Mij'f, arc fraught with arious pni post ? s, II tin* care .1. ma ii it . I by the ustotiiers ami tin* s* lection of vers*- or '.ill I i iiikii I iii. i i In' taken .is any ilell.a ii.m. \ \ i'i \ Important li iiture of tin"* v a If II I III I -* t lie Sf lit I 111 I III llttil 'it 'I l 111 ? e iiMiai'.\ In Verse form Kirsf <*t all. il:is sentiment must be unnils'akable an I plain Mr I ? ? ? wntni: wmil Ini li.io lu-t :i a success as a \ab ntlne \ crslli r al all N.'lthir woiibl Ml Sw I n I hi inc. I'nr w lilb all V alellt lilt* \ etp.' is Illl'l*. none of It Is iii |p: lit \ al 1 a st nolle ot the s* n t Iniei. la | Kill.) Tli** I If I I. Mill. It*' of till* I'fbruai V saint i? Mr. IMgticy. a urii'liiate of Mat - x.ii l. an 1 a close slUih'iit of all the pie-ts Ui.it : 1 1 atl'l 111* h |i * 1*1 1 . Mr. Illgll > is a bus Iness hi..- I. ...king y oil ii k i'i. in ttlm ilofiin't ,'il t?w thi* ? 1 1 \ Im*. atllatus to affe?'t the mania-r ?<( bis w.arliiK his bair. Ncver I Jit t s.t he briv | In* ilivii..* attl.i t n.*i to Ml. h I I ex tel.* Ill it lie ploVl'eS all til*' l.llell t v.i. r.'.r ttie w hob* e?< i ji '?llshiiito I . p. t. is Mi: I'i Is as proline as t'ae artist, Mr. IM' ii ??, is in his. Kvi-ry vear. begin ning i'i IVbrnary. the port Kignev bt*i;int I.I [lill k III llit'lr*. all. I lo Si t itowtl Ills tlio lull's for Meansioti. Then he i; I vi a hlms If ou t' to the il. -lights of i tix iiii*. 1 !i-i: ts. I it-:. an I arts go waltzing through 1 is bruin Move ami love ami pim .* an. I above riilt riot In Ills Im.u'lii.i. ti.ui. I 'at. ati'l late f..rcvvr niite. vvilh pleasure anil treasiSrt* ill th ? same liieas ioe. The tllrfert ll-.'ft betvv.* ti mine all I ihine is but a f' * wonls' spa ?*? to Mr. Kigiie.v. an. I what they have In gun at ways i n. Is in Valentine, usual;, spelpil with a capital (nil of compltiiieiit, un ? loiibtcilly to the poet's patten saint: wiiil eves ami prize, light anil night, tiro an I inspire, tomorrow ami sorrow toii. lv tun! .ally, and other couples which have It* en time out of mtnd are In a perpetual struggto.to Itvr* happy ever >< f terward. ibough *ometim?*H umler the ?roll '!i*?he>irtenlliK ell I'lllDKl jiiicps. /. V ol'i'tlc of Mr. Ittgney's vet s * Ap* pe>u?. fir the trade of.!*, tui ter the title it "Cupids l>art? NYwlv I'olnte I 1 A i f.lll of lllCbt! 1" Mils \ I I ? t I I > I < -? t til 1 ? 1 ? I ? - I ?*l !??!?* When thou art fur n?av, ThouMt dearer grow i.? mo | Su I change cr plneo and i hiuiK' of I May sot thy fancy 1 1 <?? l<Mi1ohtly the I" loved out-, of whom t tie |>ot?t hliiK? I'll red hill*) in another pl.l'O WilNl't l(lll? )ik<l Mil- otllCI t" change her face, for h- Htty*. oli' my beloved, win ro'er 1 turn. Homo t en ? *ft of then enchants my ey> s. In every star thy glances burn; 'I ny blush on ovory llow'r.-t Hi-ill* U ami HhakejipAare. an wo 1 1 an I no of Mm writers even olut-r, have ex- j om ieitoed a HHinl revival In hoiio- of Mr. f\lr i.o> Wv i so, and thcro is even a hik- j gO?t|oii of Mm godly Watts I" this Verse: i Your grnees charm my greatest woo; j .\l/wl|ili-Ht rago control; I dJniKo Hwi i't mildness o'er in v blow. An. I rapture through ?">' hoiiI. In |i<-)ia | f of thin sentimental verse It j is to l.o rai l Unit U Is smooth In metro and vorsltlentlon f"?* ?' most part, and not occupy all Mr. Itlgnoy s tlino, however Whi n the saint waxes cynical Mm pool Ih still his mouthpUco, anil hniidn ds of biting epigrams In vor?o arc the result. Tlut'</*ro tho comics, ami the trail." In these frtr exceeds that of tho Novo poems. All the eonilo valentines urn designed liy an artist of this olty. who sends th'-m to tho p>Ot Kinney to ho f | cliod on t with verm*. Very gay In hue ;vro thf.so uoiiiIch. To tho trade thoy aro known as ordinary comics, portrait oom I. s, ami > h trp darts; nil of which Moll at retail for a cent npleo. These aro of the oM familiar klml. chloJIy dedloatod to sjioh pooplo as s. om objectionable to the ihllillxh mind: as. for Instance, tho ple luro 'if a much howl^frtf^V'l Individual ami tho tioaut Ifnl linos: Vou Kawky, flom liy luhh. r, To l.o a swell you try, Itut succeed nilotio in making or yourself a perfect guy. Such iv clumsy, awkward llguro In oimnpany you out, PhaV of ridicule and laughter Vou are ovorywhoro tho hutt. Th. a llo-rc aro tho hit -Ym hards, an . \ 'i^ hIzo va luu lino, two cents apiece | (| nl, Mo- very hi* oiioi? at live cents apl'eo, Known as long Jokers. Hut tho great bulk ..f irodo Is In tho ono-cent comics, L!0,oini, Ofirt of which aro at prow nt roady to ln i ideate a Fplrlt of ri voronoo and a lovo ..f all III tin- minds of th<> rising j;onora Mon. Tho manufaoturors aro oonsUintly on iho lookout for now fails of gomral a t >i .1 I' d i Ion , as local hits aro worthless. This year the hloyolo l?;<?oiuor foinalo or nainontH f ull v throo do/, n different oom Iom. ami tho following Is Olie or tho nwoot Mioiii-'hts i'Vo1v-mI from tho poet Hiuney's n l- lielluni on this tiu h Jot" t : A si<< I' ll of yonrsolf you xuuy ?*.a/.o upon In I'O. , Whli h shows how .vou look when beheld from tho rear. 'I'h.- artist whose ta.vk 'twas your form to deplet phoiiKht your hold, Hhann lesft rroiit was ti.o niueh to Inflict I ' pon tin* poor pi'opl1' whoso falo It n^^ht This \ l< w of a hni'/.eii she-?- vellst to nee. 'Phis Is a line Instance or the nohh- and stralKlilforward troatinont which the poet l.riiiKS to rvory suhjoei. lie crows lntor i.'Ki'tlve <>ii another pha.s" of the l?|eyolo erase : What makes you rid- so wildly? Is it lunacy or malice? \i.< you simply Mind and stupid, iir cruel, moan, ami callous? (in what serves you for an Intellect, Allow me to Inipr ss, Tl.,-1 1 pul.llo |>:i t lence has Its limits ? Men have hoeii lym-liod for less! These Milni;s are comparatively new, l.iit t h ' * re are the jjood old standhys such as i ho sporty J'.lt'i. the nurse girl, the d 1 1 n i* * *. the wall 11 >w. r. mamina's darling. maid, (he awkward man. tho ?leaiidaliiHinger, tho horrowor, tin* wotild I. ? horseman, '.lie ihnlo, tho skinny wo man. the fat man, and tho fresh youth, which aro saved from tho opprobrium of stal. -m-sM oirty l?y tho erfulconco shod upon them l.y th.i * vor-verdant genius of the poet. Tho motorhian came Into prom inence too late In tho season to ho Im mortalized, hut the typewriter Is several ly celebrated, the ttlrl with clothing that .t.si-uris everything around appears, and Mio camera fli-Vid cnnp\q In fnr thlr? rw> ot hit : You're a tlagrant public nuisance, Vou crav.y eainora crank. And tin" person who'd suppress you Most warmly would we thank, i-nntlnuo to "j?rrvs the button." And It yt will be your fato To have some angry victim Smash your box upon your pate. All these things tho poet lUgnoy does. Inspired th. reto by tho pictures furnished i,, hiin I i Is work Is done for this year. So Is Albert Ivlgars. All the Western city and country stores have he- n sup pli <1 with valentines by tho Jobbers, ami i hi- oil v and local trade is rapidly tilling up. There will he a few days of rest ln? the valentine business, and then tho poet ami th - artist and a I tho rest \vlll l?-? at Mielr designs again for next year. Tho saint who comes to most but once a year keeps his slaves In Ills service all the u;i\ :.i -uii I th cvcle. New York Sun. V Sntltli'it (lutiiLCt'. \ .-.'it.iiti \ ?tii -; I'li'i t'li jinlili ti i :? u who M .l Ml \Va iiili- ! ? .11 :l <1:1 V ol ! \\ o ... '? in :i litirr* ' "t !li? "WI1 \ ,i> mi i>? 1 1 ? ? * i lcrl; i?t th<* i | : 1 1 ? . ? a 1 1 )? '.| w ".???! . ? lie stujijiril 1 1 ? :i t lio I I .'?> t iiiiilcrstiinil. | ? i . ? . : i n_' I ? ? it-main #>'Vi?rnl j w??'ks, :i in I tin-it* is ;i r..in:in<v onn<<'to.l i .? !i his ;> l>rii|>i i!t?;ri it nr.-, I ? -"? ?i' i : - 1 !? 1 1 I w < > .? 'mi 'iiits i > !??? in* f I I ? ? ; v . ? 1 v \ M :? I i "II j . rl . ! it I ' i i ??-. I in ! hf t ? 11 in I- >v?' wilh 1i<'H spt'oil ;1 \ , or ?\ i t ?i t ! ? . ? I*. ?;-* n ; ??? i^in> will ri-|"iil" I to I"' I ? Ii \I i!' ? '. k'lil s.l III' ;'(T:tir M'ftllf.l I ? t'.'i. :iii ! i ' ? ? t < ? : l . 1 1 v ft - l.i I l.i 'it ? Ti . ? "i in ! >?:' \ ? ? ? i ; t l:t<!> thai I > ? i- c. nil- iti.nt l. > \\ .i si i ' u-_- 1 in, j ii i . ? i : ! i . ? .It. li ? ? l.i 1 1 . 1 ? ? I lit- 1 1 T - 1< : i il... i it i ? ! 1 1 1 . ? ? 1 1 . -i . s.ihii; " Ml j Will II. i \ .-i \ 1 1 ;t I >| ? ? Till' 1"'\l ? I : I v { :<.? ? t ?! ' ' 1 ! v -I" v l it 1 1 ? ii ? i|< imi - iff ; fi> ; it- 1 ii i.-. I Ii.h v * ? -?ii* nf l.li^H tn?iii' \ . '#'1 1| the j?:irti?'s r . ? ?lit* fjiif-'-xli' know W ht'llit'r fii f ??. in tin i >hsipo <-f a sit-rn I'siiImt, inl<'rjn?f?t*il l?? lti--;i\ nff t'li1 iiiii.'i'li is only f?*r ronjrc I ? ? i-?-. or tt niiiy In- that llti' r..nti>r ari* . :..<?! ;l I toll II 1 1 111 till' last llli tllli'll I licit I sii ? isf.it'lory niit rria^i* m*I l!i?iiii*nts i-.nil-l I IM-I 5m' i i ?:???? ?. M an* r.iii', In- \:inMi. l, i ar?l ?'iit? Aint ri.Mii jrirl \x :li It* all lln? j liiii>ni-?r f. i ,? K? I'i:iK ;ist Amorl 'itn hns | I *;t i ? I . W a ?lli It lit 1 >11 I '? - si . 1*1 r ? I lllitmolM A tmvi ! .irtil vi-i'y l**t ?? ii lt> i?It'rt for j a |fi| is :t lit hiiil wit It mi' .<;>ri*a<liiiK ! ?'!ti,N m n'ii I'K.'il I o f ii :i i i'i v ?-??ill I ). lt?!f aiia r \ : liift- i t>riifi ? >1 |.ic-i' t>f [ A"? i ?!<!:. hi. 1 1- 1 1 ii t it. ??! with tlii.' plait j ncs ..r hla.'k *llh iiiks i:| i:i unit I up : wi ll small 1 -i I ?>* ; <?ti* it'1 OiiNIhmI i with a tuft .?!* <?s|rl I. iij?. :i? our fi<lt\ t a v.-rv .iaui.iy iitliv injtmvl. 1 Whit- ami lv> arc n-ti< h t|s??<l | in nillliimry, ?n<J will o vdvi't spnitjclcfl j with stf-l Tii.'tkiv a vt" y .-rr^s't|%o ? r?>w!i | f'?r ji 'lrr?sy l?>iin?'t. IHJRNS' MRitlDAY. ' I^hhI Friday \s as the birthday of i Burns. It was just l.'hi ytvirs since he I lirst ?aw the light in the little Ayrshire j I cottage. lii many of the larger cit'ta the j ; Caledonian noddles celebrate the an- j niversary \\ i t )t mhus and readings from ! tho p?et's works and end the or*niug I with a Highland dance. Why 8hut\ln uot the Scotchmen of AugiiNta? and t there ' are many of them ? get togetheif and I : honor their immortal fellow countryman? I Swe**t i'"ft <>f nature! It U true that na turn "Formed him Willi passions wilit and strong And list. niiiK to th ir witching voice often led him wrontf." Hut lu> h;is !iN deeply human in bin | tenderue.se> and sympathy an in hi* ! weakness and his lark -songs have cheer ed many a weary heart. | llo had a hard time in life. 1* tit the I jM?? t part of 1 Cohort Burns would not ! 1 1< ? w 1 1 . A vague, longing nm1<ltion strug gled :u h i 111 continually, a* he pathetical i ly 1*11 ( it, "iiko the blind groping of llo i liter's (.'ycloiKi around the walls of his rave." llo read while ho ate and his heart #mii;j out, though his back was j wearily bent over the plow. lie wrote verses, too, and iti 17H1 wrote some of note, for example, "He I hind yon hills where Stinchar Hows," i and, iiko many another i*>ot, and some i other folks besides, ho fell in love. The ! l'uvit (lino this happened ho was jilted, I and, as was natural, lie des|Niircd of all j Iwippliifss, and then resorted to consola j tion. lie was a rousing goo<l companion, and an eloquent personage in lyric feasts, j so that, after all. consolation came easy. When Burns was i.T> years old his father died, full of apprehension for Ids j rollicking l?oy. The boy, however, re | solved many times, "in spite of the j world, the flesh and the devil, to be a j wise man." On such occasions lie would ) devote himself with great enthusiasm to agrieulture, and succeed. 1'ike a gen ! i !??-?. in making a failure of the crops. I .lean Armour, hia future wife, caused | the repetition of an accident that hap ? pened to tho poet occasionally ami ho ! fell in love again. As Jean obeyed her ! father and her father thought little | enough of iiobbie Burns, Burns did not I marry right away, but bade adieu to hit* i "nativ? l>aul;s of Ayr." About th)s time, 17Kd, his first volume ; containing some of his best poems was published and plowed its way to popular favor. Burn* tlien decided not to leave : the country for a while. The poems were a t rue success, fm even maid servants I and plow Ik?,vs spent their scant earnings j that the> iiblght rcu'l them. As for the i bard himself, went to ICdinhurg, where j he bewildered the wise uud cirtolovratic by day and slept in a three shilling gar ret bed by night. He was indorsed only . .... ;; :-:;uuc prodigy, until WUiiu-ii I'itt recognized him as one of the great poets. The miles of Iho p^ems made some j small sums for the author, who then j "set lied down ami married." He took a farm lost his money and wrote sonic ; more pieces. Besides this, lie became an I excise ollicer and composed the versos j f>>r a bou I one hundred songs, "Tho Mel I odies of Scollii ml." For these poems some ; on? sent Burns several presents and | ft |?oiim!s. Burns was enthused with the French political ideas of Independence and indignantly rejected the money. Be j esi use of his revolutionary sympathies, t the Scotchman was cousi Icrod as an i abandoned character. He began to feel j old and lonesome and plunged f o- com ! pa nion.ship and sympathies into the (lis j sip.it ions of the lower ranks. In his own i w '"ds Jiis thoughts are pictured: "I fear it will be some trme before I j tune my lyre again. By Babel's streams j I have sat and wept. 1 have only known j existence by the pressure of sickness and counted time by the repercussions of ! pain. I close my eyes in misery and open \ them without hope." .A t last, in 171X5, July 21, he died, llis i last moments came near being passed In j jail, but a loan of 10 pounds from a j counsin saved Scotland this disgrace. ! A.s has been said so many times, Burns was a true child of nature. From this h.is come iiis soady growth In pop. | ularity and tho promise of an endearing fame. But be did not come, like the conn j try down, from a mere rude or unculti vated nature. From the Scotch i>ensantry t.he mind of Burns received a fitting de velopment.. He was not hampered with j the refinement that suppresses spontan eous expression. The spontaneous ox , pression he had, with the variety and | strength with which his moral and in ; iclb.v-tual education gave him. Scotland, j too. with its hiifM-.v ami religion, was eminently fitted to train and Inspire a serious and reflective imagination. Two of the most human qualities were pr. -eminent in Burns pathos and humor. He had gran i thoughts ami deep beauty, and these, by some magic of the heart. 1 verify the lim s of Hood: "There's not .1 strliiK attuned to mirth I Jut hath lis chord In melancholy." Tlif pathos of Itiirns l? not maudlin or inisa lit li r?>]>i ?*. It is n<>l mawkish pretense of sentim<-nt. Burns is always true to j what lie f<v!s and is guilty of nothing j ftof groveling and l?>ml>ast. intel'ectua! \-ant or literary quackery. He spoke his heart and npoke out true and strong iiw his own lionii'ly Srotrli dialect. Hums acquired his pre-eminence n?>t fr-'in his imagination. > ? i ? t from the psych ical faculty known as perception. Ills >iii< <4 are simple, for^ofu! and vehement- j ly sincere. Ineidcnts of Ids life ?liow ) thesi qu:;!it i- f to h i ve a natural origin. I I in career was elm raelerisle of his po-try. At one time Jean Armour was ' yliii? ill in the house of her parents. lluriiM had already arranged to quit S.-otland forever, but before going lie wanted to see .loin once more. The proud and o>rcn:ito t ? t ? 1 father st?t<?d i>i the d?H>rwa\, and would not let the "guile for njiething** enter. Tin* ardent poet was maddened hy his grief. He disrespectful l> pu d .lean's father aside, and rush ed up to nee iiis deiioate sweetheart. Here lie wept a* though bin heart would hurst. It is well to hear in mind that thin girl's name wa? Jean, for there were other maids with oilier names also for whom the poet "wept though his heart woii'.d hrcak." It i? remaik.il> e how many of these maids there were for llutiiw, ami j et how pure, pathetic and sincere the verses in which he King of eaeh. It is an i n<*ons;stencj more puz z'ing than the intraeacies of the t rage dy of Hamlet. There was Mary, to whom he wrote the verses. ".Mary in Heaven" ? if any thing can lie more pathetic, than the \er>es themselves, it wn? the circiini stances in whielT they were written. The ?m1o worn Composed uu :hu anniversary of the maiden'* death, while the poet 1h> abroad in the tield during a bright har vest night recalling tiie Images of past affections. Out fcom the dream of hi* Wakeful and troubled heart came tlkit dirge, whieh the noblest humanity in spired nml whieh t.he rudest humanity must ever !ove. ( As for the humor of Burns, it, too, fnU of humanity. It ia the rtennesn and Cotton Blight. Tests made by the Alabama Experiment Station and1 elsewhere prove conclusively that Kainit Prevents .. cottfin blight. Planters can prevent the immense loss caused annuully hy this disease. Send (or our pamphlets. They are ?ent free. It will cost you nothing to revl them, ami they will *ave yoo dollars. GERMAN K.Vl.J WORKS, oj Nassau Street. New York. Mweetnesa of the heart, with just enough <?f acid to lend pungency to its mrcHntw. Burns tin (I both tho characteristic humor of hi? country and a special vein belong in jf peculiarly to himself. 1 1 in humor Uis t Ingnishod him ax an individual, yet en dc?irs hi id lo hiH kind. A good example of j hilarity and fun blended with the bloomy , ami tender in the tale of "Tarn (V Shin- j ter." Jfn it are tho sublime and tho ,'u- | diorous; delicate i majjoa and homely uu-- 1 tnres; sorrow ami tflee; beauty and gro- I tostpie, mingled so intrioately that tlie ] lip ean hardly crease to grin before a tear has erept from t he eye. It in the immortal crystallizing into liues of song of these two fundamental emotions of the human breast, pathos and humor, that has made Huron immor tal. ami that makes the word, as well as Caledonians, pay hint reverence and trib ute each year at the anniversary of his birth. It is plea*ant to relleet that it was nn Ameriean ? Kitz-tJreeno llalleck ? who wrote so beautifully of him Such grave.s as his are pilgrim shrlnos? ?tfhrlnes to no codo or creed confined, ? j Tito Delphian vales, tho I'alestlnes, Tho Meccas of the mind. Bages with wisdom's garland wreathed, CTown'd kings, and mitred priests of power, And warriors, with their bright swords sheathed. Tho mightiest of the hour; And low'Jer names, whose humlde homo Is lit by fortune's dimmer star. Am there ? o'er wavo and mountnln come, From countries near and far; Pilgrims whose wandering feet have pressed The Swltzw's snow, the Arab's sand. Or trod the piled leaves of the West, My own green forest land. All ask the cottage of his birth. (iaze on the scenes he loved and sung. And gather feelings not of earth. Mis fields and streams among. They linger by tho Doon's low trc/?,: Tho pastoral Nlth. and wooded Ay*. And round thy sepulehrcs, Dumfries! The poet's tomb Is there. I tut what to them tho sculptor's ar(, Illy funeral columns, wreaths, and urns; Wear th >y not. graven on the heart, The name of Hobert Huron? I* A I Til CIIIK F.111.5. V Kemnlo Mnulcliiu Trie* ? ?? H?? nu sell file h I>en?l XoRro. Aiti< rim.-;. ttfa.. I-Vb. 11. (Sp.M i;i|. I - S'>'u<'tliiii:r of fi ?<eii.sation wits created a nioiicr the nt ?re imorant negroes h"fe yesterdn V I ? v the report that Will Mur r iy, the peirro hanged Friiliiy. hud heen rcsniciln t < m I by 11 fjiitli cure or "con jure" rn ? _ii inl was on deck turn in as well a 'ill hungry a? "before !"? droppi^ i inoimli tin' trap. The slor> |::i i in* I ercd.-?i-?n as il ?nrend. :iii,1 111:1 nv wi re titer*' who firmly !> !:ev ed that tli>.' gnllow,* ti :? ? I i 1 1? !?>? ? . 1 horn |o<i . While (i)i' story \vr?? m si preposterous, f roin :t mi. I'll: r of wi'll knov. it necrecs it ? iw learned that !n rnil' M :i efforts lt:t 1 v.vt'lv been made to revive Murray. \fter his body was turned over to his 'i'<r?>:tls it was taken t > their home \\ h. by nrcvioen arrnn?r"PW"it. 1 1> f* '\?>t' I rful female in.rji iaii awaite I to 1 ? ' ?_"}?? tin- work KetlVi* of li'iilln? writer v'ere in read i itt'il the t i'3i 1 1 1 1 1 1 tr pro ??"is tvrs first t ,i?>d. Then bells wire rttit^. Incanta f;otts tit toped, tl)i' use of herbs. "<'iiujer" 'I lid otli?r .(. vices resorted t... the riss<^t!>oit4 ri'C.'irilinir ? li ?; w..tii:iu i\i?!i Miin"tii it ions awe ,*ittd a lii'r/.e'iienK Outtddt* the lfiti<lt"ds of no ! ro.w, drawn there hy curiosity. nwnited 1 ? hear iif Miuriv's rrs'irna I Ion of' the i >b of a ii irf ?! :u?'l rel'trn to thin mun dane yohiTiv All diirintr the ni"ht the work of revival v ent ? a with indifferent ?iice."^s. At i!avll"'i! the r*-vivip?? ar?>nt UMV" it no as -1 h:wt i.h, hot Mi -i.lel't i !l v retained lh>? fie ..r SIS .?:? S'Jil nia<'e tin '?v the delude! frien.Vi nf the alr-aih 1 'loroti^h! v deail n euro. \ r;icoft<;i.\ mvRMinv Mr M\. of \ merleiiN, Mnko* n lll( ? ?ii 11 Patent. ! In: I.. ( ; .1 . I". h, I 1 . ' Site i 1 i.l - Sh.-ri'T Me vi i" narrowly o?.'an,? I a ti-rrl ' d".'i ' It ::i the frec/intr waters of ("lay I to!.- snain1'. I poles front the < ii\v> l-'rioav toorninir. The sheriff and Mr \V. Wr'irht. dp vent out to the <\\anij? Ki'idav iiMi'iiiier on a hird hunt. Tin y foii'i I the vliteix of the swamp fro'/ep. \t one hraneh. however, the i -e was bpoken and the sheriff offered ft t I'.'r.i :>o cents to earr.v hint across on hir? shonl lejx. The 11 euro trot half'wav aero**, stepped and anke.l his "fare" r ? >r the nionev. Sheriff Merrie told~1iim tn wait until he wmn landed on the ot.her '??ink. when ?-pl-ish! tin- sherifT was thrown inl 1 tin- freeziiiy water. ? ?n he i'nf pc'le'l 1 iii I there v hs a t"rri'de walk .?f tw 1 iniliN to the station The sherlfi's . lollies w?*re fro/.ni .si ill' and lie wan t.-arlv dc. id whivi lie reached a fire at !!'?? depot. Si"iielinies on the two-mile v. 'lik. h J w is ahoiit to dr.?n and irive 1111 all h ? iT'e i.f ever niakie" the trip. Tie eea i'Io'.I the eitv !?* ? i I ?? ? ? ? . ? . t ;ntd was har.ll> alt'e t>> l.e mil y? steiihi >?. ? .lames Wooil'ld, of Jaeknoit. Wa.ililni; ! ton rminty, oxltlblti'd a razor In an ex cellent state of preservation whloh was I owned l>y Henry Clajy about 1S.1S. The Instrument shows tiny name of its former ! ow'ner Hii^ly eitKrav^d on the handle. Ji | was" Riven l?y the muster to his slave, and 1 'leseerc'le.l to its present owner. Troy 1 I'resH Mis* Itnrteli Titlirn ('linrne \ 1 la nta l'el>. ' . 1 A! ~-i * ' m? ! I 'ort'dt who we? :??">oinl e.| 1.' I Slate lihrarim h\ (J ?verno- \tkipf-o;i. ! 1"' s ,if??'ne'l the flti?:?w of h'>r it"W I otfi.-e \\* I! Ifipl-jn. of <J >r Ion eonn i tv. vh> held th1'- position for nine ! vo"tv. ??< I'rel vi'ilephiy. M;.>v | >ort<'b had ntrea-'y familiarize^ I l?ris?lf wil'l the dil'iey of the ntlicp dun ilts! !'??? past ?noi'Ml all 1 W'*f< iiseiiuen t ? I ! \ f'dlv l?iv>f?*? rr%,| for ?'??? work without I ?.,iu-iu-_' any friefeii at all l?v th" .-hurtle. Tlic .** Ik 11 >1 1 lire Wnnlil Fit. I "What a pity it Is that there were no . new upaperM in Methuselah's time," re j marked the Snake Editor. j "Whirt (lit ys?ti mean?" ?sk???l the , Horse 1-Mitor. f t "How* Appropriate it would have H*en , for him to write a letter to a paper and I nign it 'Olil Subs. Tiber.' " , \ (J00H Time for lluolnrm. Il'Wmnl travelers who are passing Im>kiis eheeks and PelllnK jrold brleks seem Ito , like the eountry al>otit this time of year ? (Inlttmore American. i)u by. Oh, better than a rose I lers The bud before it* blowlnjr. , Ancl pad ani 1, tho' glad am I, V To dob how baby's flowing! And oh. what time I, wandering, wait To seo my flower's unfolding. Almost I wish Time ne'er could touch The baby bud I'm holding. <*. Yet oh. bo fast, ho fast, she grows, Nor distant can the day be, Alas! when Time, remora less thtef, Will rob me of my baby! I hold her In my arms and grlovo To think she will outgrow them; I dread tho years of blossom time, Yet pray heaven to bestow them. With light and hading? so we trust-* Her lii'o will grow completer: Hut will she be as sweet again? Wo know she can't be sweeter. Alas! that she must change! As child And woman, too, she may be All beautiful? God send It ho! Hut oh. shq'll not ho Haby! ? EUGENE FIELD. I'll Nut Foritet The*. Hy every hopo my life hath o'er been* weaving, 'xl* Hy all tho future holds In store for me. My < very heartless method of deceiving, lly all we trust our lives are yet to ho? I'll not forget th>e. When solemn prayer, upon the soft air breathing, Wakes every holy Impulse of the soul. When friends rny brow with garlands bright arc wreathing, Or sorrow's tempests fiercely o'er me roll? I'M not forget thee. And when In chains bright sloop ha? softly bound me. And dreams of friends lilt through my resting mind, And guardian angels hover close arohnd mo. To bring me thoughts of one forovr kind? I'll not fornf t thee. Ah'd oh, should some, their truth to ind repeating, Tako back from me the treasuro of their love. And sonn dark angel stund a cup pre senting To drown my faith In lllm who rules alKtvo ? I'll not forg't th??e. ? Should cruel fate keep us forever parted, Till lit 's bright lamp Is burning; dim and low, And each shall think of each as one do parted. To clasp t h r* hand of love no more bo? low ? I'll not for^-vt thee. i.a oascogm:. The Loudon New* I'lilillnlicd n Leader of Some CoiiNolntlon . London. Feb. 10. ? The Daily News wil say tomorrow in n leader concerning tho missing steamship I^i Oaseopne: "There is reason for the anxiety for the the Gns eogne hut not for the alarm. If thero has been an accident to her machinery she may need all the time already lout to make port under sail. The fact that none of the vessels arriving at New York sighted her probably is due to the preva Icncy of fogs and blinding snow storms. It is most likely that she is struggling ngainst storm after storm, each retard ing her, but none suflicient to overpower so .stout a ship." ( ln'Kt lis * Sedative A rood deal has been said from time 10 time ab-Mit the soothing Influences* cf < hess, and it Iris been recommended to utT\oU? woman a<s an excellent sed a'lve. fn tli" fa -e of thlis it is distress- - nig to read that the niAtch for th<> woman's <dia.mpion.ship. which lies b' nvi': m Mrs. John W. Sh.r.vaJ'er, of New Y??rk. and Mr.* Harriet Worrall, of rtrooklyn. has been postponed by tho nerv- us pr??-t a tion of the former. In (lie I mm I m.hI it |>l Ynllcy. St. I>"uis. Mo.. Keb . H. ? The cold weather is general throughout the Mis sissinpi Valley and down into the Pan- * handle country. At no point in either section this morning is t'he mercury above the zero mark, and in many places in Southern Iowa. Mississippi, Kansas and in the Indian Territory the quicksilver has gone as low as 24 de grees. (*<?u I racy In llrnr.ll. l.'Mido'i. I". )? The Daily News wiU t<?:c irrov print a dis.iatch from Kio .r.-neiro ?-iyin'.' i ; t :> e< .tisMiiracy on the n^ri of fri'-n^N <?(' e \ -! 'resident I'iesoto has be- i> dise. vi red. and that martial !a w w'l: b-> d ?!; >? ,| 4c. 0011011 V Makes 4c. I * 1 1 M 'MS, even on PIANOS & ORGANS P\ TV] *" p ho discouraged, but UUIN 1 wiito for our tfreat Bargain List and Wonderfully Easy Installment Terms. 4c. PRICKS. A new Mntlnt.shck Piano ?SO lfna than ever before sold. 940 H;ivc<t on a Strrlln(f Piano. Twenty Ni-arly N'ew Square Pianos dt New York giveaway Prieow. ??Iflv Nt-w I " from Bost Milk ers lit <"iil Prl(*s. RU-li Mirror Top Ornan only #30. SAVF MONEY l>y buying from the Gr?*Hi?-si Southern Music House. LI 1H)E V A HATES, Savannah, tJa. % -xvr?- Hteluwny Plmion h t L i'ii<-lor\ I"rlc?r?." (?) .\0. 7-*ft.V oiauonMEi'B ?n<l T?]fi|tr*pbT, Aocti it. ??, ft> lh *r>ry N o tell tmrvfcj. .^ ???<?, ni.a1r.eaB A?% ,1at n'?nf* i<?* f "o!>r " . w>i>n'j and >||?UW ^?>5^' ? n?fj R. K. fur. oald Uo Al|v?i?Qa.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 15, 1895, Image 4