, 1876-09-02

should siGEn III ttlN prgSchEG III monarch, i,-flnx
iF, apparently, all that causes the gesture Of tho
taken. All else ia lett 10 tho student nf Tint
eatl history. To une whu has mentally vls!tcit
the toonls when all the preceding anil subsc.
qucnt secncs arr rortsaycl,-f the time IT
the son of Catherine tic Mcdcl 10 the cui1nina-
tiun Of the Bahtngton consptrary.-thfs picture
Of Meals f. hut tho opening door. Nothing
n,ore Is stte'npted. ia power i Ia lta nssosia.
question a, @ where bsrniey i, nniwhcre il Murray,
and Boutwell,, and Johi, Knox. A thousand liz
quirics come unhtdten ~ ws sec this woman in
the simple net OF looking upon sleeping youth.
THE TRAGIC DEATH
Of this eAMt sln1nhcrcr, and later tho awful
penalty therefor Of tho Jealous l,usbanl, tho
flight from Edtnb,,rg; tho rapc II Hutllwcll;
Tic subsequent marriage; The iAsurrcetan; tho
escape TO England; the Mil!l snrfe!l-
tu1ne fa1ees. sttcrwar1s; tic contipc "ai clfort
for liberty; the continued disappointment
md the Inst act, when the onrc-bcaatitul head
Is laid up'n the block, au1 Protestant England
orec nl0re is vt rcst,--aIl these facts come
there bciarc yon. You feel at once TINT nhc
knows nothing Of tliL destiny that awaits her,
and inYolnntarly you pity tho ullconscinus Yic-
Tin Of e. ssat atfe 's ssry 'ow Low true r 10
respect no one can doubt who has studied thn
character Of Mary Stuart. That she wis In
tepscly human no one will deny; tlat she was
woman with a wemaN's strongest passion
Wnen "oatu proun ~ meH i.",,, "ostt,,
Tnn Gatni,c ~ aa fnr m vars nssncnted i,rr
Will, the llolicst memories nf Ills Church. With
opposition at first, and then oppression, anil
% ~" ,,,, ~. ~" t,rcatnst on.n,r =, H.,
growth of tho Reformation, continued p1at-
tcr against the peacc Df Europe, coycttnE thu
thronu Of England ard planning the .icath OF
Elznoetn, W nus sie, T., II, me "o ,, % musu
heast WIS % eoara'Gu ~ y s,d ~ ,r a 1io, "HoSo
anu WI stste.' ~ s. v. H." ~ ~ ~" pGu.t
I'm estroY tr eAt tbc ss st rel rcr Enea
toftfs y ts sanis l Inqnsits1 @ ls aud to s.
lutIss . 'i'o S1 .nl, a,,ion, ,,,r m,sa
iarr rc' t3ora % viii aiways be @ rrest interest for
tae'e VIII a'"a's an, w o.,.,,
:, uRsAr ANTAGONIST.
80 long - ihese arc ta!no!es a,4l froseslhhts ~,
thcre viii pe the sac VINO On 1hG i!Ie
all tbs, loweyer, the artist has nothing to do:
nc mas plGseu III o!'e !aet III 'er n'soey uioa
cans'hs. let this 1aSt nfshgs u, VIII II aesos1a-
ttuns which carry llle lileos ths peaatlui "o-
% WITT ss stxafa eaq.n to ts 1,H aits y Of tho subvct
thess %l oe ni mseesiari'y it tiliersst "n'S,s
~ ~ general eHut. ~ no ae.of .'.o nas EYE
yet y vrafe , ;ne sSees .,at ,s,, constantly y m
world arr players Only M ~ more nearly NJ
pE9actes ftallty + nc s.fsssstua. !. r. ~ tns stuny
VI Nea1's ss staFtuns y IL .o. l!iure ~ tlAl tnc
hetaal occurrence eoula nase ueen ~ nnsh tne
inors strongly hr!ng oa. TINT faet are necessary
70 ttlc " .ue ,,1.';. ,,.,,, ',,s
t".,. rhcr.. ',,,,st ~. n1inysd +" thc nrnm
t aGe ,. maIs ,',,a ~ ... u. ~ P,ui '.ia.
sVn. u instra,i ~ r"r"nlm.i,,,r INV ,mn ~ ti,c
,,nrroits ~ Mary frntahjy t}c mi, In IN" ,n's-
sgssn o. ts s .a, u Il IT. ~ a" tnEvn -
,s, ,s snGieI. ~. t fpv wi. HIT %e m ,n,cr r.r ai
tnsh 81 n,nx WIS The he 1se hs AVN wcyst; tcr cn u
Tue wri,sr, ;" uetslths.n,''l;ns the statement m
hn ar,ist ,rysi III % ane ~ 1iMrtv IN 1sir ts lila
ane assst = ,., en sII m sn .r-.s d1a IL t''s ths
,re,ts - ~ H. t,,sn snsnI,ims II hcr NM
,stnt", ~ savs Grar, ajiE" in ~ ~, rsn,, o',i
10 10 WITH III SG xxx T. st T., tc nn
,, as, ams ,t,,.s to1,fr
,',1arantsr1 Thc ,,i,t,,r ei'1ttws =, ~ ,n,,,.
1aratrni vo,,,,'r ,r,,nu nv mr., ,,iHnr
a Mae Wy s,, Son - 'e o. pso cr r. ~ ,s r ts
,;.c vcor sht w"s 81 rr"rs If a"e' ;rhrn Xii
tie year si.e whs vs.. - sea1h y VIZ. W. WI
s.slv s,sT v''lac acasnI as t"t shc 1n
sa",y oteepea ~ e aiI ,,be,, .hn sb,u,, lnvo
hno,' ~ ~ rotl," % h.~1t e mi, Inn icr
XIII III ~ .r,a mimi, 5"rEer w tbsm tst si
~. ~, utst bu ,.iSa,, ~ hnr III" ,,.tii,.
,sht,,, r.s+s ",a'nst 1,y,,n S"r,,s tn hc "s MI
arliy II, Eccm,w viii, III. i,,stv. trayr,.stni,,ti
gar,nGnts aud worn leather hug. But sul these
nirht mi appear perfectly IN kseping to others,
nrr mt mid xit iust sirht ufiu
ms w.uvv1 or. v,u,au
o,a a,,ot, yhirt, T. .i,nrM H. avnrrt,,uo ronr,,.
snn,u @ a It vs." Is tIi,emit % wb!ch M to n,ost % a,'re.
tsaS su'4!,tSA w tuo 'o4*e' "1I'"'ess' - tHG