Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

I'll** flpturv In My Heart. In each nmn'H soul th<ve lives n dream l,tl by tt woman's ey?8, Who?e glanive Is like tho tender gleam That thrills tho evening skies. It 1h ? dream that never faints Though < weal or woe befalls, Hut hauhta the heart, and softly paints A picture on Us walls. It 1h my dtvam at midnight, And In the crowded mart, That darling fac* , With gentle grace ? Tho picture In my heart! in t'MOh man's heart thero floats a voice That ?i><-uka to him alono, The voice of her, his spirit's choli'f, Me longs to c?W J? Is own. The days may hasten Uko the wind. Or lag with pullen fuel. Rome day his wondering heart shall find The face he longs to meet. It is my dream at midnight, Its dear wyes ne'er depart. Oh, where Is sho, My bride to bo? The picture In my heart? oh, home hearts range the wide world through And through to find their mate. And Homo amid the darkness rue That they have met too late; A wistful glance betrays to each What neither dares to slxh; a witdded bond forbids the speech That's uttered by the c>yo. It Is my dream at jnMnlght, It makes my pulses start Oh, Fate, no kind And let mo llnd The picture In my linart ! ? Hainuel Mlntnrn I'eek. A WOMAN'S DA'KING. A Truo Suiry of the Days of '06, Many Hon t lit rn women were placed in posit 1 after tho M niggle between the slates, especially those who had to 11 v f i"? ? 1 1 ? their luxurious city homes ami sick refuge amhiig the up -cuiiitry town* nml plantations of Smith Caiolltiii ami t?eoi gill. Oft-times these w "ill i * 1 1 were charge "f iiunilu'ivt of slaves, not only tliuBO with whom they I m ? I I ??*i*n a.weo elated nince infamy. 1 ?l inanj ??:hcr*. almost strangers to 1 1 ? ?? i n ; negroes \\ h<> had IiitIi employed on plantations whi h their owners seldom vl.-lleil and w h < h it wa<* deemed best lo leave oft, ni,ti vatliig when t lir light lug M-cnied 1 1 k ? ? I y lO lUHt a long t:lllf. As the close of tin1 groat struggle approached and mi mors wcif rife eoiiccruiug I he prima hie freedom of the slaves, some of iIum negro* m exhibited a dlsu'dei l.v spliit that was (llllh tilt to control. Many Interesting experiences ..| Sou h em women have been recorded. bul the t iiiirageoiis feat of one Carolin i Mill. I I'll liftrrl 1mm| Im'.oW, hl!H nrvrr ,l| I P* '1*1 ? in print, ami .-die i" whom the st-.ry re fern would never dream of be.ng ac eorded either applause or aduiirat Ion for her bi aVery. "You're to ger on that train Andrew, ami report to Mris. Tenant in Columbia Help Koslna look after the children and see to the luggage." "Yes, ma'am," mid tl.e negro, respect fully toiiehlng III* hat. "t?ul I am I agoin'." "I don't think > mi understood what I said; you're to go i ? ? I'llninbhi on I Suit train. It will Nt.-ri In a few seconds." "Yes. Mbs Mary. 1 understood, nia'aiii, but 1 ain't agoln'." The m:inV manner was <|ii etly de lerm'ned. Ih-'iifch lie >p>i<e i ? st ; -fft t and iik a . n toil* lied his hat The young w oin , n glaneid around her. J There were not many people about the Utile <? nut: y stfith ll A f w feet nwiy the engine was pulTing and hbi-ing, eiigel to he gone She felt that tin negro's deterni ilia t ion to have his *>wn w ij w d?*e| ?- r* >ot | She w a - "i ua ! I\ r?*si ?l \ I that he should obey h r or ill rs. Mlie t"'>k from the poueh which ; depended from her wale I a mi. all I'evol- ' ver It gleamed bright in tin sun j light as though it wne well - aie.l f .r. ( "You see this. Andrew." i In said ?| in k ! Iv; "my father taught me how to use | ii. His orders were that I flimm! n >t j penult 11 single net of disolu dleliee to go unpunished. You intisi go to < lumbiii oil that train ? I ? - 1 "it at on- e. j or I will shoot you." The stalwart slave glanced he-itallug ly at bis mistress's face. It was Hash- j ed with e.velt ement . bul there was h j took of resolution in the brown eyes, j The girl's heart was beating rapidly, | hut the hand which raised the pistol 1 did not tremble. She was wishing wi h | all her heart that the man would not ! dbobey iiei She winle|.?| it t-lie could shout ii i III it he t'i I, bill, if he went bsvk to the plantation in t!i<- tun tinoiif spirit h<- was In. there w -ubt ?>.> worse ill stole for her. "You've Jlo tlllle to lose." Urged the ] iiiistrei-sj "I am deteiinined i ha t ton : shall obey me" The brt>WU e\es I ? .ok i'iI li'tlliii liini;lv Into the \dark rebi-jllous I . i e Theie wan an instant of Irresolution : then t he Itrotlger .-piflt l?.'ll/|Ue!ed. Jul ll :l pM I ?' i n forced by tile long lifuh- 1 1 'd liatit of oliedlellee Inherent ill tile negro The man got <>n the train .in>' a - it Mailed from the station Mary 1 diluting drew a bri-tth or relief She had met a nd r-ui mount. ,| an orbal, now that the e\? iti-nieiit was ovi-r felt >-miewhat iiniierv od S !i e had i:i tended laktm:* that triln h i>.-!f It wus 1 1 n I \ the dis ovei \ ( lut t a certain I to v <<t valiia'di-R was n < ? t am "lit; t h< other bangige that made In r ih-cide !?? return to ?lie plantation for It and c.tr rv n with lie) in the af ertiooii She war- on \ twi i.t\ two, > ouiig to hav< :h I o.p. ,!l -?! Iiili t !'??? thai l .-s'.il < o| lei. bill I the hI.m r, ?? of lie;- l.ith-r and hi-. >t hers, : W III i were I'm 1 1 1 i II g till ! In- < ' ? I' f- del ;| cy , and the ibatb <>: hci iii-'linr i'lst when ; I he l>om!i:ir.|iiien: t 'li.o I. r ..a in.oie an ii :? ei inn t r > i.*.iih-iice s.-.in i ?ate ;is\ lu:n f a' I'fiigen-. con-' it nti ?! h. r : lie na I lit a I gui rd ia n - ?!' Ii - sistei'r. anl the in:-ii.s.s i !;. who Wel" 111- > Hill -v., I I . ||?. |.v , I r Mot 1 1 ? plant a : :? >n W : Ii i he In n -?? serxantf. who were with th.-io -n then eity home, she had i: i ? j- ?> 1 1 ? 1 ? ? . b 1 1 * tin man Andrew wa- on,- .f anoitiei M-t .if 1 npgroen w bo had in', n t lie sell 1 -on St plantation' "No train, mirs!" ;nin on,,-. ,| t:,. i ,n?l nK?'tii a few hours later, a t- ..| in (lection 111 btv. - oiee "So train!" ex lainn-d Ms.- I ,n nsiinr. still holding "Ui the money f >i In-i in k et jn ii lii'W I hlei eil way. N thei.- /.,.me delay?- An invhlein ?" . "No accident." ftiid the nt.-in. |o miik keenly at her. "Didn't" you know? *Tbey lire tearing lip tie track There won't be h ii y in ore trains on tin South C'h rollna Koad." "I ll ll > 'I get to Coin nihla.' she mud deterni' m-dly. "I nnift sian ^lo-m- r - | row. Can't you hire a eonvi%pne?' for ' I have no horw n lit to t surely there must be witne left On Some j " of fh<? plantations." "All Iht horses have been sent away lo avoid Lhe enemy," said the agent. ( i "liu*ldi.-u, lUc bridge uvvi the ('oilman ?? ! >t buruitiK now, oi bin nt already ; no One can crown. Mis* l/inslng a a 1 K ? ?1 to the op.-n flnoj of ilit* Utile K'.atlon and looked up (he railway track where the narrow linen Stretched II W II y la the (list. 'I li <? "Oil why had t-he not taken the train ili.it moritliiK ?he ihou.dit S ill, in > li ? Imijc <>f \ altinhlc* vvlil' h had v^? ? 1 1 . ? 1 1 li ? ? i iiitn lKU> predicament were watches. Jewelry, portrait*. ami other k< ? (? uk> h which wit'lot I * iiicihImi k of the family hint intruMed to her charge when l<-av I li K Oil II I'leSl i >11, l'\il'( Molte liei.tK I'' Kat (led a safe place, ami she felt that she had done right in trying t? \ ??> them. There wa? nothing t" he done hilt io K" hack lo the plantation hoiin\ coiiMilt wlili I >addle ,1 hn and htn wife (llie most reliable of the KervantH) it" to the heal un-un* of eouecullng let valuable.*, ami Invoke Mich tort. til de as ? lie ) 1 1 Ik l< t to siiHtaln her in the ordeal whhh confronted her tie- ordeal of 1 1 1 ?? ? l i 1 1 k the raiders who were even then htii a few mile* distant, as minor ?>ald. 1111111111),' and <t> ? > I r ? V 1 1 1 K everything their | >a t li The families of the neljih Ixil'hooil III whose holl -es bill' might have f ' ? 1 1 1 ici an asylum had all I ? ? ?? I t" what ll???y thought was *a!Vr ground Tin fe w i- no likelihood that she woiiN ?eo a friendly white lace for Weeks. I I ei fern | nl nt* relatives w re a'l In <*'? Iniiihla. and I" thai <dty had Med I In* aunt lo whom she had rent her turner.1*, and beneath wIiom* hospitable roof hln< lien e|f had *? x i>? I l" take shelter, no one ilt'eitinu'..' at lltai linn- ol the fale In store for that d? voit-.l town. Three week* had pa-s- <1 'I lie spring had o|Mll?'d. I'll! the Melds we|-e no (douched. The dry and luitlle eot'.oii >lillk)t ol I Hi . I Jellf'H i I t ' J > vet Oil loiielied, and many a i e? had not been I >! a I . led for M'Viral >ia sons. .les-sa ililiies were blooming al. n : the lodge row-, liiiio eiills unions I ? ? ii w that, thl?* |..a rl I ? - it t ii r .-prli'g 'lor Im-h-iIv ..emed a II ot'kei v t" a land vvieie al! a> eii.s ? ? ? 1 1 1 ? * ? I Sounds we?i- |oi. In d < tin t "f !al>?. i or | > 1 1 it sii re The 1 1< e,. .il ou' i?ii|e the Soil! h I 'a I'uliita ll.iill ad ron'i w oro unusual a i'pend i -e... llo- Iron raiU of I he road haviig I twisted :i ro! e<;i| uely ar.'imd lie i tiunko / Here ind there an ol>- u -ate -??<?lii.ii <>f rail, lliat re|u.-ed lo I' d up when Its onpilli-.tis were jerked from t he! i hed. . stood upright, yaliki <1 away, an : I p> i !n|dias /.<? I lie ih'M> >!a 1 1 hi. and ev l.v w'iii'V I lie Ida killed Mitlleh "I tin I > > r e 1 1 vv.is visible. I >o;,'w>? id Hens Will i 1 1 K I hell hrdal wdil'e Kie illicit I h i inh I In* W'.id.-. ..n ritlmr * ide >?! i It I- II. I The South lay pro*Mait; len-it h II I ;o- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! ii ltd w ? ?>?.-?. t.ii I ll?'i ,'l no l>' .id <ii|l.l> I" ?? "ItU-d III il!:! lit^uie. - e i > m * * I 1 1 >."! 1 1 1 \ al..' u the narrow I . ilh oil I lie oil!, r e< h; e of l he w 1 .? ke I . fiis.-i! I. s. A poiu h ? out. til: in: a pis 1 1 * I de|..u.|..l from her waist, and the alert, determined io->k on her la e in dlealed thill > lie wa. led out m.i'e'v for a iii'.rniiii: walk. In Ii'oiii < ? 1 h ? ' i liked a llllddh" A-ed n.'H". W h ? t-ore ..Ii I fink ,!? !.>.,:? |L Is "llollldel .1 I . .llll el II valise, of I I1 #*l > |e 11-1 I ill tllll' . l i v. evidently full of ooinelhinn, proh :il.lv ea i a lil os, for this > >d d I v as^orli'd Mill- vvele l.elll oil |e;t hlliVf f>oiuo pal I m iliar .lest ilia I i ? - 1 1 Win nev er lie en eolin t el'ed IlllV ol?.sl I liel j. II in, (he path, ? li-- man sl.....e,| to remove it If p.n-l oi turned sollelloiisl.v t" v,-,. |f ; he v-'iiiiK lady f-lll uiotltiled it safely. I'm all riuhl." thei;lrl would ,<.v I'lleotirauillKly llr. r>lie leipeil IteroHS It in ml . - 1 1 ? 1 1 ? >0 d over a hrlst lii>K lii a p "f ru'ddsli. and tin' iie^;!<> w-.iiM loin h his hat r?vpe. 1 1 iillv and. rea? voi-i-d. I u in ni;ain to the iinli"i| path |..-|'..|-e Ihelll. Sooll I lie II..? nil ? i I 1 1 e | hind Im> -ante ihi Her, the undei^rowl h ? ? ... 'In- ground Ntihiin-rueil in "I lis lie I i V ?T r- \\ .'1 1 1 1 1 ? ll"W. Miss M:iiv." tl till' 'II ll.'l .l I In- IH'KI" I ll'Ml'l li'lc'X ?? we l : 1 1 1 1 11 ? ? .li>hn." sn til i In* ?trl ; "Mil* ts n < ? time In l>r> pioplnvy iit^ l. ?rl ii ii.-. If there's nnythinx nil I<> walk i lit it- i "s- the liver I'm Koltty <>n Villi I'll) Ui> l?!l?'k if Villi "A II III In. till I I'm iT'iini; to < "<i|iiinlii:i. oi I ? > (In- j?l:?? ?? w hi r<? < ' ? I < 1 1 1 1 1 > i : i \\ as '"Von know. Mi:n Mary, wlii'd-i n \>iii >;.? I'll follow . luit ii's tin us.* t . . t'r??\v 'way your If''. ; 1 1 1 . 1 lln- ??"'??ih'I will Manic iin* il an> tiling fi 1 1 ? j ??? 1 1 |'? : i ? I . > i i ? in y ilul\ living I ? ? ari;iie w ? Ii you. lliat's all. Ii w >uM ni'viT In- in.' to I H rii liai'k aii'l leave \ ? ? u !'* An I 'in ilii'V |'i' Uiii,' ('ten \\ i\ as i.i'-l they i-an 1 n' ' w # i'ii lln- w re'nhetl aid lna\.il liji . !? -sMi'-. 'IiI'.iikIi t In mii'l ainl slush, t ill 1 1 1 ? ? v i nn ik?' fi'i.iu ?Ii.' (111 ki"! ? ? ?? i a ? ? i ? 1 1 , .1 r:i ' l \ !?' J 111 j ? i Inl . f iri\nii\.l llff.'iv tlii'in lien n wiimIi* ..I' i-. ?? I ? 1 1 - M \''.|ii\v w iter Near ill. f auk i' is cjtltn ninl iiii 1 1 ? all ?!???! , l.iit ? ?ill fut:lnr ill.' Ii.avt hihiw roll I" iwi.-ii 1 lit- it i awl tli" "j'l'n-i'.' "h?.r.'. f ? . r 'In- < * ? 1 1 1'.: i r ? ?? - is Iin! 1 1 lnoail aii.l ? I ? ? ? . v J 1 1 1 w i> In l line 'ill iiit-i tin- exj.ar.s. ? I water. t- t'n1 remnant ??!' the lies' It ..?I w 1 1 i ? 1 1 tin- raih"a'l 1 1 a ? I < r s^> .1 lu. upright It-. Ma' k< Hi . I ami ? ha t i ill . i ' *-?? Il 1 1 y f ? ?? t a i\ .? tli" 1 1 \ i ? t . f T lln- t i . ' I ? - ! I I . I '? !.?? 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I I ".S- til., st I'l I III II.- r.latti'l at l'.. ?: ? 1 1 i - ? i lltiiiie t'.f - >i [ \ ..I ;h.' !-.i Si l liiu; I'i'kin-' ? . a 1 1- I w a \ si t ? 1 1 : tic a. i'i'i.-v t h" i ii ?h . u w .i t l i - lt is I'll |" ?? -;!>!?? !??!' lli-' v * i ? i . ; la.lt t.. . I...-.-." Ii" sanl ' 1! -In- ft'il, ti. .|li n ?? .til. I Ml v In a " ? I'.a: 1 \\ ill i" >' I' ' i Y' ii' I r If- ^ . : i 1 m \ ? ? t u- I ? !././> .a n I I' in ;? >. . V I . hi* j ii ? 1 1 1 ? ? .t ? in ? ' i * i * 1 1 liia. ati'i I must i.*.l ti.'W - ..f 1 1 v? ? mi-i i:i>; <Mit ~ 1 li.it.' I..-. n nfor il.r. .? \v . .tit tin pia t; ! "ii iil'i'.i' Willi ii i liii'iu' I" I'll: ? ."I t. III." 1 1 till |..|-. a ii' I I'.i sail i ? ? . . a ? . o? . i It. i w I Ii In itc-'l. \< 'I ni'ii-i i .?tt Hie ..a! *'\\'.'ii' \".i at tin |>lati! a 1 1 ?r, w h.'ii tin- rai l, is Hciil i Ii r. >n ?? Ii V" ask. <1 th - man r.tit t I;. 1 ? m tt.... all." w a hr > . ;i'\ \\ i !' : 1 . . 1 1 w a.- it* tn. 1. 1 w.iiX ...; til.' tli'stl.'." vv a.- ill.- >iil.lH'l'> .'"llllllell t 1 tl.tl II' .1 kti'iw tin 1 1- wa- .1 l.i Jv iiS4n.' til sin Ii a I i in.' as this .mi n,t? <.| ih./. I 'inrM.tin' c<> ii ni ry |iln?'<>; I > 1 1 . i>\ en wltli all y-iiir ill-.tiinf-iit a' li.tinc, l.-t nn a l\ i?* > i Hi l?> atl.'iiij.t t h.> walk Th?' wai.-r riisln*- rinjif %?nifl. ninl Ii ? lli.? tliln>i in (K<* wmj. I to |os< ^..iir l.ilam.' if > . ?n .\fc; l> k ilow r. " "I ft?>l ?*tiro I t nti il i *ii." *'i:?t In. "I hxtl rfiflior risk II limit on?Jui?* ill" ? ij^jh iis?> ami Hi?xl<?ly J hnvo >i ? ?u?? 'luring iIj.th I pisf YVffklt " A ll'l tile lllflll'ri Mil >\Ib j | ivciv ovi-rruhd "l ) no mow y t>> !>;?> y mi wiln," t ; ,-:u I Ml" I ,it rimiiK, Hm'V rrn"tl?d tlx ' fons o| tin* ? ?t ? 1 * !?-?*, "hilt tli!r? 1*1 it ? ii% id ( viili.i' I'm #?i||V \ .il < ill t-<ll it it 1 1 <| ) "(}.??, t l'oi hid 1 > 1 1 1 1 1 1 < ? i loli you, nr^x,' ' : V* '? 1 III'' I" ?il ! | na II. "If I m'(! ><>li f ile \ ? i* Hum i|<-vir* l'i '.Vny, I ll !?? ivw ji : i|i. | ihuiikIi, tluit'.-f no ulh'-i ? Imls w lm would think ?.? t" , undi-rliikiiiK ii and tlu? twenty nilfifi y ti ihiim W ilk on (lie ollil-l' hid'1." a l.i a s <? ln*ai'l. and ? I ? ? i > * f ! ? ?? ? l< ? l In- < alh-d. a* i hi* <? i i -? !i i ti;un. .'?'!!! n cotii j?i iiU-cl hy lii'i' < j; i u d 4 !;in Marti d to < limh I !? ? ? a ? '?tut, a in! ii <lii rr\ sol'-?? ?;il '1 -"I I hy " in Ii i in f f. i in llii' I . ji I 1 1" ? i i >? mill Me* I 1 1 *'i' "Ir. 1 1 1 1 1 ,Vi?l|, Mais, i>r > ??hi v'i .-i ? V : i : i ( ? . 'I', iul.it ? x ? 1 1 ? ? ? I ! > a - j lli?" i< i'! iijiji-ai ???! I ii ? I ? lit* Ii i that i:ii;!il i'Ii. II' I hi \ In i'ii >?? 1 1 r?- -v>i ? ? I ab-uT I > "ii' I your Andivsv ni??m?> : and i i'iit Mm in hrliiK in*- word I" i ? >iii : yon. t'-l.liiK Ii i hi 1 1 ? llii l out hosv y"H ' lui'i K<'Hi ii t lii nii ;li 1 1 1 i l ?? rrilili' lime ll Ii'- Ii ail to Inn-, hi'K, ''i ?%t<al a iK'iit I In i'Io** 'III- ( 'f III^H I !?<?. |,||I III' liaw Ill'S'rl i in" !ii K I low I Ii'/' wiim tin- r?'|il,v. Tin' lm!.\ I M i k i ? 1 1 at ln-r ii i ? and f huddvi ? d. J "Miii s I <n iisIiik., you nil' ?> ln io.ni'," j sin' iin > i ? 1 1 I'd 'I'll' ii 1 1 1 1' tv s\ ni> n riu i I i>ti I int?'i? lui iiki- of i'\jii'i ii'ii'-i"-. Iiiii'-r M?ii \ l.aiiMnt', nil 1 1 ? ? r natural J | ii'i ?t ??? ? 1 1 1 1 h m ? ? j i : ms it s' hy tin* s.'ii' I t ?i t iii*i', in lii't, |u VI' o | ij'i ii t fd li ?-r I M'lf and hhli-r.-i hy < roi'ltri in ? infant j MU'I.H 11 ll'l llotxls llllll S.I|iM\>i 1 1 ? If r III to ; !,?? f a mi I i ul' ilif svidl lo-do North I uriii'i* w ho i*ri i ii li| i > In 1 1 thi' I 'r- I'dnia ri'n i'lit -in nnd took ih.ii'M'' of ( Mm rh<sl <>ii nfli'i' tin- mi ii'i ndi'i' Tin' in'Ki'0 An jli'.ss in .i'Ii' ti'iiiMi' I"!' hi'!', and hid I' or lin< ih iill.v suniuio, oil iH-foro that 1 : u lii 1 1| moii' llwiu oii'-o, hut (In- lu;;l. ll Ii I r ll SSoii tlti- iliti l'?*U and ll'l : 1 1 " ? ? : i ll of I III' 1 1 III I 'I' I'M \S ll I \V " ! 1 1 1 1 11 ? ? ? ?on i i.i - a i:i| Nndl'i'W lo<t Iim i'ii- 1' V i . lit: I' p-i \ ii ii J ( y of (Jrenl Men llulloll'.s VII llily Wa* so Ve|V KI'oHl lll.ll. w lu'ii asked how many ureal in* * ii there [ were. In- replied: " I* i v . ? .NVwIon. Macon, | I. ill. imI/. M'tiilt--><|iiii-u ii it ? I myself. " II" w;i.h always in lull ili'i*!* \\ (ifii :i ! Work, .1 ml w )i ? - ii walking iu the garden was ue -??in 1>:i ii I by ii velvet ciirryiii^ powder :i!).l hi lint; tiMi^H. Vl'ler tln> tli'iilli <\r ?! I'l< in his diary I was Inn hi |, coiil lining his private opin j i"ii nii'1 liir-toiy iif himself, hi which Ik* ! siv- I iiiii tli.- (treat est liisi.?; i :i m lli.il j iirr lived. Nil iiiii> <?au rtjiia! me ii I Ii j 1 1 1 for I iuil," l>l ?? . Musk in's It-ll. r tu Ali'Miii lor Mil hell, . i'i itli 'l m "Arrows of iIh- ('ha.se," 1 s.s 1 1 liilli'l 1 1 1 1 j ? >'?? .si\e ; "W'ii.i I. ill ill | .lev |*n n.i'ii". have Nun tu 1 1 1 1 villi cither \f I ? i?- r. i . ? 1 i or Mr. < J I : i ? I - 1 > 1 1 ? ? V You .iif -ilii'l'iils at tin' I n i \'t is I y , nii'l li:i\ ? : it ? i p. iit business witli p<<|j|jrs than voii have Willi ra loili liinir. Ila<l you ?? v**i I read leu words <*f mine (with under ] slit ii'lin^ t von 'would liavf known thif 1 j ? a !' ? no iiioic ('itlicr) for Mr. Pisru'li m Mr i ! lii'lsi iiiii' than for !\ij> old 'si up- pes | with tin- drones Kfiiis bj uleain, lull I hale all liberalism lis I i|o I teclzehiih, j and thill, with Carlyle, I stand, we two a'.ine now in Km land. for ' ??.??! a'i'1 'lie I lueeii . " | Take I lie author when he asks von i for your ' i i t i- isni, he <h . sires your pin I'ossibly \i?ii rt* men i In ? r the I bishop ' ill "'til I ? Iii*s.* * who said In his nephew, j "I'm Cellini,' old. and my sermons are : nut vvh il they used to be," to which the I hoy (very foolishly) frankly admitted j that there had In en a falling oft. where u|io;i the old hishop tlew into a ran*', ex claiming. "You lie, you do.:; you know I write as well a.s i ever di I." Anions the Kr<?iie|i there is no lack of i vanifv Who vv hv more v ain ihan \*ol , (aire? In V i.'toi* | I ii^o's letter to IVilK'e I'ismarck he s.iys: "The trinnf irreet<; ; I lie triani; the foe, I lie foe; the friend, i (lie friend. I hnto ther furiously bweauni'i ' I ho i ha -I h ii i ii I ile I 'l a lice "I love tlice heca'sc I am jrrenter than. Iliioi III-;. well .?"? i I e 1 1 1 when tile hell III 'lie tower of II I V faille struck III v I <" ! Ii yelll I speak wlldl tile stolen | <'|i h jji^m tli.v w ritimi table uii willimrlv j ann.Nunces to thee that thou hast entered' the .sevenl ien . 1 am Nay, I mil | cv_*hi and ilioii art seven, and mankind is the cipher behind ouch of us. Were we allied as one man. history would cea^e. Th"U nil the hotly. I am the? .-"?i!; (hou art the cloud, I am the li>rlit uiii'4; thou ai l the niii:hl, 1 am the fume. Who is greater, victor ?,r vannuished V Neither. The poet is creator than either for hra I cm hot Ii . " Mal/.ae's vanity i* revealed constantly ! in his letters. Ile used to say, "There arc mi!) three writers of the French lanuuat'e Victor llu^o, TheophiV (Sail tier a nd in v self . " * Yoiil -w oi t h never read any poetry hut h .?? own, and talked constantly to h in c f, |ie.*a use In- enjoyed talking to si j man ot fo-nse Tin egotism of I ' i?*k i ? ii s is pu rt ieiila rly ;>l i III I IH'ii t 111 Ills letters. lie saitl: "I v|c. I .( J i ? ? I "Wl.tc (It ail if I Were ll"t the , . ajliest man in the world." a truth which ; ) i . ? ,|il not believe hitn.self. \\ hat is the hurdcti in Carlyle's h it. is. : ,'M I." "I ?' \\ i I ile'n \\ I i I .!? es-aut, incon.sei | in n ' i 1 1. a.wa.vr "r'u.ssin,- alioiil," Mr. ( Wi'd '? inn !s i.nc of Mr. K plin:;'* sjic.-.tiicu t'ii'ilc activity "a ines'|iiitii vv?>rin in 'a tank " The othi r day t!i> r yave h.m aa llllduly till k f>.lll'l W I' ll Ml a l.ondou r 1 a ii ra a t . 'I'll I In ?m," he ,^.i id to t Im." a > ton. shed cashier, "that w h< n \lr. <>.. i: W ilde asks |.>r a water .i >.ia Ini Ii In .htcfii't want a 1 >a I ot hicad vs tli a nic i ! <>>v in tliv :i d'lle "! i*." ^ el I !le r? !i? - ? mini who ts.iild induce iu this puUin pi. a.sa ii* r.v was dev. r ??nou^h t > win th ? same I'". !., al |i:'i/.. a' Oxford that w.is ^ i v ;i to M a 1 1 lie vv \ ried 1 a l id S w i id hi I ae. and n<<vv there is !?? appear at last an essay in i ma _:ina I i v e s h<d uvhip w h.c|| ? ti.-^an in " The l'..rt;ait ??!' Mr. W. II ' T .at produ. t on w i<^ pr!n:? d m. "li'ack woo l s" .some vt ar.s a.;??. aod w aj? >ceii to he line .'I' I lie most . liter. a:li attempts VV h ell 1' id ?? V el* h.elt ;i. .1.1. to f?olve I lie i i i \ t e : ? > of Sliaks|ic:ire's f 'iinets. | : was to have heeii elaborated into a Volume. :tu! n 'thinj; lin.s N-eii h -ard rvf it until n av s.u'eihe lirst tlare of the ad v crt isin^ .? irie t ou which the i-otuud and n. stheiic . a. mi ilcl'i'.j plays. A r-venl aniioniio iit (,'ivi's : he in for inn t ion that the hook wi'l isoon apjiear, and if it fulfils the ,. ??oaiise of the lirst .sketch it w ill prove y all odds the pica sjir* test tiling to \\ lii.-li Mr. Wilde's name has neen alH.wl. N. w .rk Trilnihe . - / N.-i >'V ii > tv < 1 1 1 . . i . i sin. .it. I w .ii ,i i oll.ir wlih r.ivi i or iiin.H hi ih?- sl'lo. u wo in. >u w liu ii.is ,t .iiiui , or .i l.iriic iJ.rou: looks j -??? f ? - 1 1 > uisly in our. 'I iie> Kive solii.- won. ? 11 ,i I'UUlol iiiiOllI.alt I iui k Hint Is 'iuil .iistiKitriiiKi > iii .'i like man n- r .in Alsatian how on it liny lionnct licit t* pen-lit d far iKwii r.l the front of i he tie. ot Is a style of tr'.nimlm* l.ci-om i in ??!*?> t . ? r.-.v rac f?. an t the t.onn t lrl:niii. <1 u It '. It i?lioi;M >j. i w.-ll .-,.i k Oil III.' Ill'll.l i i k ui: vi' < o u \i i:nt lioston Traveler: The iiiillUttinen In ,'iooklyil ill t; not iiH <1 ll'Hy \v ? ' ?" f I 'he tO.-,il <?<1 tin |iroliubl(t thai )onr >; ri? >i?*r Kv ? ?t ^wfnis r.ol tall. An-ii'l you Hud the Klrl.'t hav?> K" t down to a nicer slate? Ki . I.oiilx filohe 1 ijmocru ( Tho tin for? i lium >? i tin* inconio tax will hIiow that iiiiiuy a man who l-i making from Jln.nm to a year has an Income of h mx than It.ouO. I'lic editor of llm <.'?iiKr"Kxiiiiuil Uceord i In. vi,. litis h withhold Is kept rather busy t hcsu <1 IJIK rvinuiks l"? i I umlKai Ion iU t'i'liiiiin ?< '"i \S KHltlHKlOll I'oSt N w Yoik Advertise! The splendid result* which m'? followlnu ill expeii 1 1 , 1. 1 j I m u. anM l< ad it!<- Inquiring min-l wonder vvny inoro people do liot ? |.? a I i i Mi*- i-xj? iIuh iiIIiik wiMi unll toxl I .1 ' loll. Kioni iln' number of disgraceful 'pt^r rels iiuihi!^ numbers of Conuri'ss It Is ? \ I < I ? ? 1 1 1 i hat somebody lias hit roduoed a few barrels of fighting whisky Into the ?vipliol restaurants. Chicago ll?rald. Ni'ttliiny (ibesiev r Tim A'igustu < 'lironti lc thinks tliat If it I* true tliat the daikest hour Is Just !>? fore dawn, It In at. out 1 1 1 1 1 < - the roosters wi-ro crowing for ? lit y I Ik lit . I < otn .? SfVlhii ni' : Ivlltor < 'harh-s .1 itavnc Is i \?-l 1 1 f i i_r In advance in all the scdue Mvo infiii lien of St. Valentine's ilny III Tlii- Augusta Sunday ? * li f??n l? ?!?* Hi- m 1 1 1 1 believes that "There ar<' other eyes In Spain. " ' ' I am Angeles *1* I n ? t- m : < > 1 1 1 l.if mocratie friends call lie- |>i'C*K< nt tat Iff "a tariff for lev line ;" l>lit It Is dally becoming nunc apparent ttnit a better nanio for It would In- ".I tariff for the prevent Ion of rev line " t 'arson i " 1 1 y Tribune: If Mexico and (In iletiinlii Ko to win- hot li cour tries slioiil'l o| en recruit Ink' olilecs at Wash ington. No excuse for not enlisting should tic j.?lvi ii to those I ><>iuocratlc Con* e i t y in ci i who ire professedly anxious to tight. f'hlcago IKraM: Senator Sh rnian has '?(?en (<>i i vi i v side of pverv feature of II it "i in-: :i I i|iie-i|oiis In lids country for 'JO ??I I \ 1 1 ?: ini 1 1 r ? is no r a son why ho iiil l not b ,f s uiic wise and I i"iel it a hie measure !o help i lie country ?i i I In- pi ci cut I line. e W I . I r \ II re II "The \ni;.|-:la I'llloii 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1< s ih.it If I' Is true that the I'M lie- I In III' Is i'l"t before davvll. It Is 1 1 >? ill t tine- the ro<?-lcrM were rrowltiK ,,,r I I vll'/ht." If tin u do i ? ? soon crow we ha ! he* tor turn them off and yet another hr ..| I.r ii ii i>. I e I'M. If it gels inucii dark el- w (Iniilit if dnylU-ht ever comes. Madison A 1 1 \* eft lui'i' The Sunday < 'hmn li-lo Is a daisy. 1-Mltor C.'harll ? llavne Ims this issue of the "ohl rellahle" Auuusta t'hrnnlel" in ? liari'e and lie Is making Its eolumns f i rly sparkle. II- font rihtites to (in columns every Sunday sonic original pri e--e Iio.-IM Which is well worth toil t'tnes the price Hi' tie pa p- r . Piti'liui- r's support of a Kold liond hij i in lie ret;ari|ed as sli;nlll<diiiit of nntl1 1";: I'eKardiiiK a change v?f puhlie svnt. n i n I In the west on the silver (|iie?tlon It Iv niiii'.' sl.uilicant of tin- fact that, li:t viliK lieen <h I'ealed at the last eh " lion he sees a chance of k Itlnn a Jndur ship or sonic other irood otlleo If h<> will only ? lo what they at the other end of th avenue want done Spriaali'ld liepuh lica n . Macon Kveiiinu News: N'o true Ameri can dare sav he is without rnnttftfT-" lie ( io\ i r n nicnt . and no truthful Aineii i'i will denv that hehlnd t Ids too wld - 'pi t .i'l crv of distrust is a feeilni; (>f per fei ? | s'e. iiNt v and undist url>e.| safctv wlii h cannot 1 >< ? shaken hy the wail of oarty ma h'oiiteiii s, and th almost treas on, ihlt* threats of i|e|'eai"d partisans. The ( !ov<-rnni?>nt Is greater than any party, is superior to any man or set of inei:. and w ill ever remain so, because it was found d on prim Iples inspired I ?y a freedom which had Us own inspiration i:i tho In evitable enlightenment and rivlli7.nl ion of immUlnd. New Orleans I'l ayune: The plan adopted l?y the Jackson eotucMmi I a1' he || Well rei'ltlvcd in all tile States, and all that is ii I d to make lis adoption general l.s constant limitation It i^> Jo he loped that the Southern papers uetmrally will advocate ill reduction of arrencc ami demonstrate to their readers Hint a crop of T/ion.eco hales, or thereabouts, would notiia.l|y s II for as imn-ii, If no*, more money than the present linnv nsc crop; while the acreage dtyertod from eo| ion can he proiilahiy applied lo th' t'l'odlliM loll of food Clops,, thus rcducitlK tho actual cost of producing the cash i top. New York Journal It Is now mention ? i war ii ru loose, as the simple trolle> car in the pipltu: times of peace. ('hlcayo Tim s: lir. I.yinun Alihott, the successor of I :eecher in tht pulpit of I'lv mouth (.'luirch, now declares himself an evolutionist, discredits wholly (lie stoiy ot Adam and l'i\ e, can't digest the ?'ippl ?, ami dout'ts tile snake. Yet tlu-re do.-.-n'i appear lo lie any very yreat ex ciieineiit in orthodox circles over it. With the progress of lilterallsm in the churches Willi th* progressive triumph of science over revealed theoloKy, alioul tho only thiiiK a eh ruyinan can do to iii'tiuire unl <|iie fame is to declare for complete or thodoxy, accept all mlraci s, and put pious t ilth in sulphur and brimstone. Woman's Journal: The thanks of the siil'i racists iif due to The liostoii liaily Advertiser for rfie vjiluahle le Ipln,; hand it lends, editorially, from time to time. Sprli'Kll Id KcpuMifan : The iimuii pro teM tiKalnst Ktaniim* municipal su if ray <_? to Women has In e|| presetlteil In the leKlv l.i 'ui e ,|?y women who prefer to shirk tin- r spon v||i|| ji ies of el t i/.eiiship. Tills ;s what they confess frankly. They re monstrate "In cans* we levar i sullra^e as a dir. v Involving: certain oli||Kath'in vv f.Jch we have no wish to assume." pr- - felling lo he i i pie>cntc| I.V their "fa I It ers. l>i'o(||i r?, hushaiids and sons." It |? 'to s.i ii.i d? I Ik hi fu I old notion, th vv.? m. in ^.t,^^?.^ a' h-'tr.e and coaxes the man, thi in.; n . it- i In .,| pic ; 1 1 1 ? I makes o i mi. h I e f I ( ?' III ?* III l> I'll IllTN I : 11 . < t i 1 1 >i- J'. I r< Iiii'iulx 'I !'?? lion-.. \\ lt?-|' > I Was I ?? ?l : i . Till' lis I I W III l"H \\ ll l'i< Mill i i ; ? ? It; : I ? \\ li? ? r- t !i> >uu li ? lull I' I'.lllll' .1 \\ llliv l'?l Miil'l, N..r lanu-.l.: !..., ItiiiK i i:<ii 1 1 ? ? 1 n: ii ii wish the ii it; lit t i .i l hum hi \ 1 :i I Ii a w a > 1 it iiii in h? r, I r?*m null i . r.i.- r?>.v. 1 1 i .ii. <1 \\ 1. 1 1 ? v I o I ? ? t .1 1 >? t ! ! i ? ? ] i I \ ? ;i|im Those (|. . w < t s ma ll- ot Il>i>.r I'll- Utile* \\ tlel'e till* lohtlis hll,l\ A I. I \\ lirri' my l.i .ii Ii r s? t 'i'ti. I.i iiiiriiiim. on liis l?irUi.|,i> ? 1 lit- ti i i i> liv ti:y > > t t I i . iii. ii l>. r. | r ii i r- ii > I >< r, \\ ln'i'i' I w as ll??'.| to swIiik. An I tlii>'?^ht tie- air imiiiI'I ru-'i \s swallows nil tlir wlliK. Ai > -|>ii'U H< w til !"Mlll> is then. "l") .il Is no In a \ y now . Aii. I .- ii in pii r I'oiln ^niilil hriiiMy 'I'll ? r <>ii my lnnw ! I i I i i iiu niln r. Tin- llr-trees .lark ttiiii Ihk1> I ns.'il to think their si .tiiii-r fp r. " Were rlns - MKalliM tin- sky' l: was a i-lii . Ii:-ti iKnoram-e. I tut now 'tis III tic Joy To know I'm further off from li?-a\? ii. I'll. in wh ii I whs a hoy. ? liiouias UOO'J. ihf li.t; ip> linu^ht u? a } aui.n k.iulcr artiH-r. a |?;ti I of whose ? i I > iluty II Is to mi << that h r yr.imnr i-tinrijrs nrc put Into their oni.|o..r vn.ir, Is a siiKKesitou Ira' Is worth ?li.-s?iiiii.a I lipj. 'I Ills Is th? ii-.- of sh?>?. horns in pat on rubber*. I: o<-i iiri?'.| to her lo lis thelii aft r a lufitf i-i :? n of 1 loki-n i. ^ ! is nil- 1 f.liohe.l ^n^prs hail <lil\ cii h?'f to the ntclsHj" #)P?i> , rt - v- nil"* ool UF INTEREST TO WOMEN Ailvlctii from Pailrf nit y that t ru>>lv <1 collars, wllh oar loopa, ar f.v-1 'Orninp to tho t*nd of their iciher. A full ?tress suonl Is t It l.iti-ht l>onn<t pin, the lmndlo liicriiKU'il with diamonds ami rulilbS, and <'tix t a i> arc* thrust through th*' l^tlr. A !><?( 1 1 ion w i h i ? ii'ly c.icula 'i'i In I'.niii-. wlclt, Mf . f.n woiiU'M Miiliiti,'!', ami most all of tli?* nun of Uii* town slfc'Jud il ami ilii- wtiim-M tii'lu'l. Artificial flowers for:*? "luck collar* for wi ar v\l;h h<-st dresses, and tshow roso lillds, iliilhll'N, viohtri, lOSl'M, lilif.-t of tho v.illfty an<l l.mu-iv ups. AitllUlal orchlda uv also um?'1. Muff hohl< T? :? l ?' iiia !<* -.f lolitf si ndor chains at. ln'i t \\:i!i a stralKhJ i"?>'l that cli>M .1 like l !?? c!a-p "f ? n?-?*J;laco. 'I'll Ik r*< ? ? I ) ? i ii ioiiw h tin- mill? and (III' chain j?o s S ? ? 1 1 1 1 ? I the tici'k. \ f'ly wMit s i.v'lifi i'f Hear let silk yaii/.v Willi tlx* frliiiio nil. tlic ends til wlill ? iii'f worn w'Hi tliln white and iIMioii drfd vslMi rows 1 1 ? r oliiiin-* iiilnt'-d f"? ?r i rlvate .drrnlntlon only. contains i hi* po ? ?rin of I uly raU. lla ? Itoinlly. I.onl ^.n'liriK's <1 im;liii r in. I j-lstor In law of I .<?!? ! I :u-ln. i|.i' ( .j v*' ii t Viceroy of Inda. to whom lii 1 1 (t ? d .-dn- I; now on a visit. A ?i :ii'iviiiii llu*nj|| wiviian *v tiosp smrli^s ir I'Mpuliir tin. Is i "ini'uri in ll'u fact that If It w re nil i sviii'v for Ik r to o irn livr own Mvlnc v).i. <?*?>] l< | do so cither us a tvt><-wrlt r a (>!ioioj?fa ?Teller. or, J.'i-si of all. sin- say.-:. a? a cord?. Tin- Mlkttdo wai:! -: a lhir .?{? on u f> for ' Is l id- "t fon. ami Ii.- looks to (li-rnianv for her. In il.'f tiilt of ii royal I'rUiress. ?? d uii.'htt r of tlii' ii'd.Hlt v would hi? ?!?? ^?M'tal-I ?. or ?>\'?'ii It Is -whisper .1. a vi rv vr-l v rli-li Amerh-an k'i'1. Hero Is a now '?au'ilo to ? ? ??i | ? i on ? fit' our lu'li't-ss s -ar Oriental lltla. I'ink Is a fashionable ro'or for i vt'iilni; war. and it Is shown llils sivison In soii i! cxotihdto shades. Wi tuy wal?ts urn oi.f'o on Mr l\' of nlnk chiffon, pink satin ^n<l 1 1 1 1 1 W Kilk. 'I'tx ro an- also joost Ii a" tlful shadon of olok In vf-lvi't, and a | ? 1 r ? I' vt'hM lio.ll ? trlmmorl with whlt#> lao" Is oiin (,T t)'f> liffoinlTiK fvf-nliif; waists to l-f \\ urn lldf wlnt r i-ron r. \ 01 u?m> v ium v Wl'liKI'- I >?? 1 1 erina mi Weber has pre sented (<? ?>'?? P?val Collojre of |-t,v?|r- iirv on lii n Unit It I* to b . nvl :m | . r i ?/ 1 ? for tho discovery of ? (i'i< | ? . r,.|- i-nn vu m pMon. The eot!e'.re ae | I lie i; ! ft \vll 1l I liatlUS. ? ? i-' ,\ i ' \| < ? V" ( '? !"?* Charles l.nuls l.eau .if i"v:i! ii'ivv. Knclahd. who has In--! ho a at'o'otel oonorry to the me.n has en \icorl~art wlfv,. He was ti. Ii-I-Io.l 1 1 > l\<S to Mies ITiklnV. dauch i f r of ? * l> n i ???<> V f.r'lns. of j|:<.*tnn. ri liN'l'lf 'Die enilre Oonrijia y^'h i;atlon. .-v.-. i.t .Indi'e Tumor, a mJtlvo "Tar i! el." voted 'UM Ins' \ the J\ 'resident's* Imii'i) polli-v as embodied In tlio SnilniT i r 1 >{ 1! . Turner will probV-'v h- invito.' i . ?< ?>> . fn a t home In ivi.; Wilmington MLTOr. H'Win Miss Alllie Hayes Of l-o-pc, C|. V. Mo., was < xnmi'MOil by a boar I of pension / xJi mliu rs rwnllv fo* a pen. p(OTl as t l?A t l*-l ?>-l ?d?'l 1 1 id...J Of ?1 ' ' ? " soldi. r. She we|i:hs r.S pounds and a a rev. ill- of th surnlns a volr.bu.ols I4 unable to do any work h' nee the pen slon. Tl'llNKR- In votlncr for a measure tlio .-ilh r dav to pialnla'n ? ? ?* credit of the (iiivernni' nt. Cniiiri ossman Turner airaln vindicated >. ! m rlrht to tho title of the statesman from ' teorHa . Mr. Turner can always ho depended upon to net from th ? standpoint of tho pood of the whole rnimlrv. rather than from that of the politician who Is forever lookln oet for 1)11 own re election. Savannah N.'ttfi. '?.I'TI.FH If Ui'H r.eniandn !?'. Hullor v-re alive w ? should suspect Irs enn t ? I : ur hand In t?< > erfort to foree^a 1>I11 throtiirh 111.. lei.'1?1alnrn to requir* (Lac1-* i * ho not i ti* public school hnll-lmlr^ ma of Amoriean wool crown l>v ' ,\ morlca tv. and floa ' d f'-om Mairstaffs <?f Atoei.-win 1 uniher fashioned l?y American workmen. fj-n. Itnth-r had a livelier patriotic interest In the fintr be cause h ?> was a maker of hunting, ltun comho. not hunting1 appears to he th"> asplrlntr motive hehlnd tho l.andis I ?I T 1 passed liv tho Senate. It should have hi en forth r amended to nrovldo that no alien wind should blow the flaw about ard that no nnna t utilised i/rsnn should tlx his .1- tested K :r/e upon It.? I 'hlladi l oh In 1' ocord . Si'llKRRSrMKWPKV lilshop Seheres ehowsky, T'lnlsc-opnl. who I" one t if the foremost Chinese se'MdiMs In tlio world, since ho rosjirned the ni1t-s1onnrv h!sh otnie of China, has he n iivlni' In Cat" hrlduo. Mass. For the last seven years ho has hoen enRairod in translatlnij the Itlhlo Into the llt'rary laneuajf of , China, lie was horn In Tlussla In 1^ 1 of Hebrew parents, lie was edueated i In tlio i'nlvorslty of Hreslau. i>ri'ss'a. In 1^*.". he hoca tnA a Christian and en- i tei-i-d the preshvtorlan fdutreh. Some j time afterward lie hoe.imo an ldd<-eo pallan. and studied theology in tlt% cjeneral Theidoitloal S. mlnary In Cani hrldire. lie th<^n went to China as a tn!?- I sl-inarv. and translated tho IMhle Into j tie Mandarin lantMi?it;e. 1 r ?> was eons - orated ltshop of China in Craee . hnreh. | in Ciimhtidtre. in 1^77. In 1?*!. he wa? I p:iralv-/ed hv n an I w i? d!s- ! ahh- 1 from fnrtlief work, so that tie j w i? . ot.ipelh d t ) ?f'siun In 1^^'>. ? Ml \N*ni.l'l{ S natar Chandl r. ?avs tho XV'asfdnirton Post. Is really the wit e* the Senate. There was a tlm?: In tie New Hampshire Senator's ear er wli n s 1 1 i e t< ? rvr.ei> \\ i ? vha rp and etaiel. llis enttlmr dremarks had a stinff, and h ft a raw and nulv wound I nt ; now has he mellow*' d un h-r tie- soft I m l i-eti'al t "-el ????ion to the Senat? ? hP *' v.nni i? no I ??m,er of 'hi- fro??v klll'mr kind. II' rivs sharp thlnps. hut j tliev are disarmed hv his ir nlal lauirli. j I i e Ih ke II. hilt the blade Hanee-i wl ore i' u?i I To penet r 1 1 to the hone. 1 T I u I. whleh bubbles forth a hundred times ,\ dav. I" nut:. i red with the ut- ] .?.i?r ji'iol humor, and i! amnion and . 'i t ejt a Ins where <i.ee jt rankled and j . mbltfered. \\ I : ? ? *- . r the n'% ?%? Sena tor Chandler I-j a ifi-e-,; Imiirovetnnit \ upon the old lie i* not abvavs taken | as s rlously as. perha|>s. he would like j to be. but I hit I ? lie pen." ' * \ w hleh ? hon or ?*;?'. iu n ' h' tirivs 'nr lf,s fntiie. M in-* Ile'.rv or" I tie S'iperPit nd- | !i' I.f the i'.'iri- M l'i :ni!v llo-pltal. h is bid > ?? V nime add. I to the INt of I afiv j i i . 1 1 : ) v of |i I i vioti of Honor. Thb ! hiidi di>tln<dl"n H award, d to I rr for 'lie . v.-i lh : t s r\l -e rendered to tho 1m firt.i'.t and IIs" fill ins' it Ut loll of wldrh -In l>- h truidini; spirit. .?!>.?> 1 ippeis. iii e must hi In ttlni for ? f . .*?"? r?T* v. t r? J x vi ?*sl h i ,.'1 ,i -li ed b in- i 'ii wl.it sonar nn'd ! It for his a thl.k iMii.lv; a s)>oonful of this ! I i.-tlon t.iki n i-\e:y tifte n minutes fe.r | hi hour - r two J.. fore the no esslty for ;<lk iu: oinies will flop the rnuitli and el ir the voire \er.v ? j ; 1 fu-iorily. A new and xery attratlve blaek ma- . t rial will ap|<ear for sprlni: wear under j the name of ereponot te. It differs but *d!?rhtly from the familiar crepon fab rles, yet It Is mor beautiful In eolorln?t and more ohariiet rlstle I r? design. A silk warp material railed Victoria eloth will also he popular It Is fin^r l?? tinixli . than Henrietta eloth. and Its wearln/r I qualities are assured. Short i'OA t *, with the ripple back. ar. I fast heoomitiK the fashion and piifhinK ' tho lonjr coats lr? the shsd??. but w n>j|> Vive thanks to Mine, la Mode that rids j cannot happen In a day; It must btko ? lime. It Is very likely, thouarli, that nc-*t sprint; w- shall he heKardlng any one j wearing lon^ roaln with a sort of pu- J ptrior smile, wondering how she likes to J wear such an ohl-tlino garment. | Experiments in Georgia sh \\ tli.it the ho i cotton fertilizer should contain not less than rtom 3 to 4/? Actual Potash,, Any failures to this crop can be traced to a deficiency of Potash in the fertilizers used. We will kjladly send you our pamphlets on the Use of Potash. They wc dent free. It will cost you nothing to read them, and they will save you UolLu*. J GERMAN KALI WORKS, gj Nawau Street. New York. SOME WISE WEATHER SAWS. i hi: *n.\\i. si:it\ ir^ iiook or <(it: i'k 01.11 riio \ iiit i?*i. smii: w i \ i 1 1 1 : it I'ar.mriiiiNs or 'lit 13 wrnovrs. I'roplicclcN In Hhyiuit (^implied by (inicrnl II u/.t* it . Nashville Ann rli. hi. AmoitB tho tm.8 >r s f iitni."ii-<i 10 the keeping of ?'?a m's wi jiUut observers Is a liltlfc vol ? on t It led "Weather Proverbs" and Is '?iboled 5?'o. 0. in iiu' s?rl s of signal arr ? vi?-?? poles. This volume of "proverbs" was orlgln j illy prepared by Oon. \V. 1$. llazen. mi i lor tin- direction of I.I'Mit. If. II. (J. Ihin jv when (ion. llazen wns tho chief mIkii?1 officer of tho Fnlterl States army. ' -ii-coi'dlnt? to 1)10 ('bloa^o Times. ^Tlie Mi ll ? volume Is roally a complin iMou Into ti'Vi-liook form of the world's fr?<loro re 'W'llnf; tho we'll her. Its study was at | /????? time a sort of adjunct to the eurrlyu j ium at Fort Whipple, where the signal ? rvle > observers were graduated under j tin- army roiflme before the weather bu I ?????hi was transferred to the Department I >>f Aurloulturo. The little hook was Intended lo show ! 'hat mankind as well as the lower animals j has always he"n deeply Interested In the ; iiH sllon of the weather and that the for Mier trust' d InrRoly to the keener senses ? f th ? latter for information on this lm I 'lorlnnt nuillor. One fa'ratlfyim? feature of weather folk i I'M-'' Is lis absolute fearlessness in the i t?U< i" of predictions. While thn later and ! more hl'rhly developed selence only fjoes ? i wont v-four hours Into the future with j predictions (he "Weather Proverbs" ? 1 Inm bolhors wlth~a shorter prediction than a season. Si'tpipnrp of ii Colli Pt'lirunvy. I The pr- d'ot Ion < or.propnostieut !pn^l'a ve j 'ecu arraiurod alnhaboflcn 11 v. -In rccrard | ' * i tii. subject-matter fin whlen Hie' foc?^ ? iv's -.re has- d. and as tho present month February. and an awfully cold one at I 't'.-.f. Immediate Interest Is centered In wb'? ( i' -iv ho ? xpeeted to follow a very I ,,l.i February. Tho first remark on Ibis month lnsnlres j hoi," n t the m: t si- 1 , II Is called In tho pro | ver'is "double-faced Fi'brnarv." ro that | is I he s-eo?i,l month is supposed lo tiav. itm'bor face to show it Is nnlv r"aSon ? itil" to ??iiH-i-l that it is a. little more <??*> lllmr than 'ho one which has been i t'.ui'd o-irthwar.l 'hirlnff H- fir.-l half o? I 'In- month's duration. v j The first forecast or observation Is ! .-peiiiy oiii'iiii raring: "Violent north I " iuds in I'Vbruary herald a fertile year." i Th? ii- vf Is not of particular inter st to i ? ? i t v folk: "Feb. ?, brleht and clear, ? Jives a trood flax year." | The next Is more general In Its bear ing: "On Itomanns brleht and clear Indicates a fond year." ('ottlnf hack to pros'1 atraln the wo.-ith r p rot, lit is of the past tell us: "If the "roundhotf is sunnlnir himself Fob. 2 he will return for f'->ur welts to Ms winter j cmrters atraln." From which at least two [ "!? r? week" ' f obleet lo'inble weather Krruin a icroumlhoir nolnr of v'ew mav be <>yiioi-|id. Airaln: "St. Dorothea, Feb. 0/ -.rives most snow." which was closely | -.?i'1-llb'd on this occasion. This icn> lAfiilher encourairisir; : "When I '?i cut in February li"S In the sun she | -vlM a ?a i n or* op behind tho stove In Mi"-i*b " assi mini: of course tin* no well iircil f'h'eaert cat would be fool cnonirh ? o week sunlight in a temperature of rro or under. A rain the proverbs s:%v : "When ih^ ??orth wind does not b'ow In F?'?ruary "t v 111 surely come in March. " This Is I ilso enconraetnir If th ' converse of the | nroposltlon is I rue. j One Flue AVccli In 'I'll In Mnnfli. j "Thoro is always ono fino wook In 1 ? ? \ not Tier hopeful forPCMRt. A nd anotb f r Is: "If February p'vos much snow \ fin" fiinimor It doth foroshow." Some of tho other wlif saws roirnrd 'iii' Februap- aro: "Of nil tho months of i the vrar ourso a fair February." "Mmvv north winds In February for n fruit ful y f nr." "If Fob. 2 th'1 srnoFO fl ti <1 It wot thon the ?hoop will 1i:ivg prrao" March 23." "For ovory thun'lor with rain In F'V vaarv there will bo a cold spoil In Mav. ' '? i*?-l irua rv is only trood to fill dltohos." ? Tho n'irhts of Fol?. fa and 2R aro oallrd c'i Sweden Vt'el nlirhts' on account of r out fliu^ Rovorlty." "February makes a brld?;o ami March I '?!??? .tks It " '.'F-hrnary 'loth out and shoar, "Vi lir wrv doth (Hi dlko. "i'n it black or ho It will to "f'.nt If It ho white "It's i ho hot tor to like" V.ni'li en toes In for a rrood deal of at i ???ti'i'Vi in tho iivnV'flif. Indoed It s pin? j 'o l>o ,i pivotal month upon whoso turn '?in tht? w oriili. r for tho next throo month* 'i supposed ?o il pond. I l^r" are sum o o* smvIiii'o of tho won t lior sacos ahrvil this t omt h y t iK'iis month: "W'imls In March and rn I is in April | -iro?clso fi-.-ti bios dims In May." i \ s it r iirs in March so if rains In | I lino " "Is't on .los p'-'y day flttlh) clear, "So follow >i f> rt II ? vi-.tr; "Is't oti Mnrv'i hrli'lit and clear, "Fortl'o Is -'nid to bo tin* Vfiir." j "V irch II! soa t ell April *wl'l try. "V IV will toll whether you llvo or d|o." m is on- tho .society Klrls mav no?? <*-'i protlt: , "V i -h winds .ind May sun. ??M ili.'c clottif ? h 1 1 ? an) m.i Id-Mix dun." "\ btish'd of March dust Is worth a k|pi?"s ransom " "Muroh conn? ? 'n i!Ko a lion and tfoe? in' like a lamb." " v di Mtv March, a Htiowfy February, a ??ipi?t April and a dry Xlay proMi^o a 1 v i a r ( I'r no'. V" / ? > the aiitlor. lsa.J< Walton is ipiotod as ?ho author of tho f^Ilowlntr: ? W'h ?? tho win/ is In tho north. Tho skilful r k-rt' i not forth: V.'hon tho w i?/l Is in tho oast. "!'ls criod fo^iiolthor man nor beast. V'ben wind Is In tho south. I' uJ#ffvs tho flics in tho fish's mouth: Tut whin th'> wind is In tho west. Thoro |r is tho v*rv host." Whoever roui' ml ors tho direction of ?'?o wind on ('"??ndl rr.as day mav mako a i|< o thli if o?i th<- weather If ho can pe* | ni"nnii to lav iv,i"(r. a trains! him. for: ?V'h- ro tho wind is or fnnillomni dav. | Th^r* I" xrll "t|r*k to tho end of May." A tiMhor i rrdic'lon ba?od on fandlomas ,|?y l? "flo f..r ii* (l o sun xh'nos fi> on Oandle mns ?l.iv. So /ir tho ?no?- will blow In before th" '?ry t of May." Tho ?kln of an onl'nn. It so -ms. lias al \t?vs boon roi'ardod a * a tfood Indox of , what wlntor will b?: "Onion Kklns v i* thin, Mild win (t>er coming In; Onion sHim thick ami tough. Coming winter cold and rough." Any r.no who can r member when th? first snow, foil can tell how many tfiOre there will ho this wlnt< r, tor: "Thcro will he as many r-nowstorms unrlng the season an thora ar? days r?* malnlng In the month after the time of I the first snow." J "('ut a snowball In halves; l^lt Is wet iij,. the snow will pas a off with -rain: if it Is dry Inside the snow will ba n{elte<l !> the sun." "'Dm mor mtciw the more healthv the pcupcn." , snow year, a rich year." "A while Christmas, a lean graveyard." Kim-dogs. or, i> -i the scientific wwthcr observers calls them, "solar parh? Jla," are sai l to Indicate "cold weather In wln t r and storms In summer." ' "A sun-dOff at night Is the sailor's de light: A sun-dog in the morn'iiK I* the sailor's warnlmr." *? The Japanese Flower Ijuikiiiik1' The Japanese liavo ^ flower langu ?ige. They have clearly determined the sentimentcs that correspond to such n ml k 110)1 flowers, and especially t those expressed by the group inif of flowers. Thtey do not arrange them as wo do, accord ing to (heir cidur or shape. Thoy ( make use of a vase or of a hollow bam lino sta!k. ornamented with a motto of their own composition and capable .f containing Kteirw of different lengths. Their arrangement is then In trusted to special artists, who endeavor to glv? ' emphasis to the differences in height; for be it known that In Japan this arrangement of flowers Is treated an ft 1 real art. learned by a course- of full j ind minute Instruction, without which j no education, masculine or feminine, j In considered complete. The shortest | st< 111 represents the earth, Ine longest and highest represents heaven, and ' those intermediate, protected by the j shortest and largest, represent huiuani* ty. ; 1 1 is not my intention ?o give here film complete code of the Japanese 'flower language. I shall cite only tha ''?lif.st curious of these perfumed sym bols. Kb Ma. the fern, symbolizes conjugal I 'Ife. Mtiiuo. Ihe peaeli. marriage and long life, according to the language of 'be peaches of Relbo, each of which - -ri\.i> ten thousand years of existence. ' Uin.'i, the plum, gentleness and hsppi ; iiw, The plum, the nightingale, iirid the nioon. a poetic spring night, form 'lie a nt ;<?: pn t ion of happiness; the odor 1 of the plum kossoni sanctifies the chain her which it perfumes. Kosia. the ? lit :, vic!..r,v and good fortm.o. It is ?lie favorite flower of the peasants Vuingi til Tsubnkurn. the swallow and the wi'low, grace and placidity, Padni'. the orange, flourishing posterity. Poten knra, the cherry, patriotism. Poten. the peony, rind Rhishi, the lion, royal ! riower. ITadankyo. the almond, is the Mower of spring, and personifies beauty. i ? ?\e\v York Journal. 1 ff To Trilby. 1 "aughter of Nature, Cliild of Art, Tall goitdess of the perfect feet. | With ail things l'eauHful and sw-et i 1 mishitting siii'shlne In thy heart. Muse of the studio, demoiselle, (?rlsttt". nynipli. lassie, lady horn I11 those pure instincts unforsworn. 'J'liat crowned theo with a sacred spell. Muto warbler till thr> touch of trance IOnslaved thee with mesmeric thong, ?"! tjini.-b? H'v 'ion* luxuriance Tlio rapturous Infinite of song. I'ut lea von in r ? <?ch of listening ears ."ml nil lei| erstacy to teirs; , Ihtchnn'itig girl, w hose soul of pearl i \V*M to its turn enchanted, ( No flower more fresh than the sw??*t fl e.sh In which thy spirit pa/ited. I'arew -11! Through twilights of distress The stars of liruven'H deep tenderness 1 ooked down upon *hee, it the last. Ami I rendu 'I their peace upon thy past, f' And shed their pale and pensive bloom I 'non the roses of thy tomb. Wraith with the haunted, haunting eye? Refulgent with a soft surprise, Since thou and we r??n?t never part Roam through t!ie cloisters of our heart ; Hit thou In memory's nironllt chair. That love may ever find thee there! YARMOI "I* 1 1 ? Tli ?"? Karl of Yarmouth, tin* heir of the Marquis of Hertford, anfl whose title come down from a long ! l'no of honored ,.mceston from the time 1 of I'M ward VI.. lias recently won great honors as a skirt dancer?' 84c: COTTON3 , ^ Makes 4<\ PKICKS, even on PIANOS & ORGANS ? !o T nONIT discouraged, but I/! L- 'V_ylN 1 write for our great Kakgain 1 -is r and Wonderfully liasy Installment Terms. 4c. IMIICES. A new Mathnshek Piano ?jo Ihm than ever before solit. ? 40 Saved on a Sterling Ptano. Twenty Nearly New .c<|titro Pianos at New York trlve away Prices. l-'lfly New t'pr'.ghla ? from B?at Ma*. era at t'ut Prices. Illoti Mirror Top Organ only #30. SAVE MONEY by buying from Che Greatest Southern Music House. IX DDK \ & BATES, Savannah, (?a. j nr? Htelnniiy riattoa at ? factory I'rlcea. : r ?* l <) >??. 7 -*o.v OWiXOxlNB'B Hnd Tflf(rT?itl?y, An(n a. ??, thpory. No.tfit Wkt. Art not r?idtt?aa t imy of 1 n!?rl#f. Coll*#" Hwm; ?od bMl n?'<t R R. f?r? tmM 1# A nrvU Mitt* for IdMtraU* ?*<?Uog**.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 22, 1895, Image 4