The news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1882-1891, 1882-04-27
THURSDAY, APRIL 81, 1882.


seemed to stand on end; his nerves
shook as with palsy; he tossed ihil
hands wildly toward heaven, his I'm
gers spread abroad and quivered like
the flame of a candle as be closed
with the last words of Hiram Shore
"Tell my mother l am dead and gone
to helll@ His emphasis Of the word
he'll embodied all the elements of hor.
ror. 1t was wall of unreasonable
despair wild howl of infinite tor
ture. No language can describe its
effects on all who heard it, Men
groaned, women shrieked and u&he
poor mother was borne away inrcon.
WILSON'S. The entire speech lasted
40 hour. Qa e4xe
1.-The jury returned a verdict of s'not
guilty" without leaving the box, and
three tremendous cheers, like success
i've shocks of an earthquake, shook
the court house from dome to corner.
stone, testifying the joy Of the people.
At the same moment thsi beautiful
miliner bounded to her feet and CLASP
ed the triumphant advocate in her
arms, exclaiming, sOh, my husband
my dear husband p'5as zse.s 3 y
Denton smiled, seized her hand,
whispered a word in her ear, and the
two left the bar together, proceeded
to the landing and embarked on "a
steam. boat for New Orleans. 1t seems
that they previously parted on ac-
count of his causeless Jealousy, after
which she assumed false name and
came TO Little Rock. How he learned
of her danger l could never ascertain
The MAY CENTURY presents the
third of the Eve covers designed BY
Mr.. Vedder: the chief items Of which
are che figure Of 3 yonng girl, Spring,
with sunlight, flying bird, and frame
Of blossoms, the three appropriate
signs of the zodiac being combined as
before in medallion at the left, and
the blossoms are carried up into the
borders Of the title. The general ef.
feet is animated, and the composition
OF the page is we'll arranged.
The emphasis thus laid upon the
outside has it's counterpart in the
table Of contents. The opening paper
is entitled "Tha Canadian Mecca. !"
the subject being the Catholic pilQri-
images to the village Of st. Anne de
Bsaupre on the St Lawrence, and its
alleged mirAcle-working spring. Mr..
Richard Grant Whites chatty papers
on Opera in New York" are likely
70 get between book covers. The
present oOe DISCUSSES, among others,
Rosio, Alboni, FreEzolini, Salvi and
sonssg. A critical paper Is devoted
70 the art Of George Innssa, the Elder
and six remarkable epgravings, serve
TO show the character Of bis lana.
ssapes. g .esl 9ei 3
Mr.. LowsIl's sontribution Is poem
infringement" and he Is himself the
subject Of discriminating critical pa.
per BY Mr.. stsdman. s3 s 9
/ The portrait Of Mr.. Lcwsll( susrsv.
ed By Kruell, and printed IS . fronsis.
pisee) ID from photograph taken
several years sgo, which gives ID.
more rugged side Of his character
Mr.. stedmsn's essay, Hks Il least ii,
other prose contributions ID this mum
Der, is destined for book publication
hereafter. AnOsher. Mr.. Arehibalt
Forbes amusing experience Of aLeet
uriug in Two Hemisphere Il NOV
being delivered as . lecture ID Aus
tralis 81
II IL rare that shy number Of
magazine has four writer's Of Aotien 0
the total strength and interest Of Mrs
Burnett, Miss WooIson, Mr. Howslls
ADD Mr.. Stockton.
In the departments, Topics Of til
Time" treats of "One Pafson il
Politics. Jews and Jew Baiters,
and putting Away the 'Pathies.'
"New Reasons for Peace eto. Nor
ley's "Dobden" receives an extends
notice Ia 8. Literal ure." Arthur Pen
gives some "Notes on Reading i
Home Society, aud the 'sWorld,
Work" as usual, devoted to recen
Inventions. ~fs,.ss@sf +
In "Bric-a-Brac," "Upcle Remusl
sing two OF his iuimitabls Plantation
Songs, and Walter Hayden tells some
thing of folklore among the Objibs
way Indians, etc.
Gan honest mans the noblest worl
of God" Nothing is said about al
honest woman, because she isn't sucl