Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-27

fare placed bcfosc uA Then ogfae Me1
pleasant craving ier tobaeeo With
after good meal. h natural 70 won.
regulated digestion.
sShau we 20 and smokS Srsadef'
said CarristeA The night y -
cious.n
We went su and sat - sas u ne
said, the night was dehcieuA There
was scarcely breath OF sir haeviAS.
The stars and Che moon shone brightly,
and the rush Of the not far distant
stream eane 10 as with . soothing
murmur. Near rs were three q four
toviAl young artists faey were IN .
merry mood; one OF them haA inst day
sold picture 10 tourist. We listened
to Their banter until. most likely grow
ing thirsty, they re-entcred the mn.
Carristoa h1d said lHt1e since We had
been out-of doors Hc smoked his
| eigar placid1y and gs.cd up at the
| skies. With the white moonlight fan
ing on his striking'y beautfui faee-
| the graceful pose into whieh he AN-
| he seemed to me the embodiment Of
I teik u the artists, which 50 much
! emu.ed me-fndeed. dod6tsd n he
! heard their veieea
Yet he nnust hevO dena -. Tor o. ss0n
| q they had lsfs ps - s>ns sus II hs
! rev0riA
1T mast DO WY 14es." he said, 80
| hs~e to make ene's living ~ Art"
Z" Nice ter thcse wko san nmk0
livinss BY IT." answered.
| "An elm Do That whe are wUrtA it
Tho day Of neglected. geAius n gone
by Muller was the last sufferer, I
think-and he disd young"
try ycnr Own lack At rt ~
rieh man."
laughed n tins nA11u.sd JesreA
Then Csrrists1. h Ne nSvs StfApls
way, told ne gs0A dssa sisxs hkN-
salt. He was IN erPh0. - Safy
child. He had s1ready sHPas Iacnrs;
but Fortune haA ssill f0vvD n stsre for
Inn. At the death ef HIS uacle, ROW
an agel nss, he must sNcoeed TO a
lsrt.e estate and q baronetcy. Tho
natural unaffected way IN which he
Ensde thesc eonhdcnces, moreover
| made them not knew, from any wish
to increase hts Importance IN my cye>,
grc'tly impressed ms BY tho thac we
rar'ed for the night had grown mich
| MS cstcd IA my new acquaintance
interest not unttnged by on-y. Yermg,
I ndIluSOIuC, I'cQl, lICC 70 COInc OF 20,
work or play. as he listed! Happy Car-
ristonl
lam disposed to think that never be-
fcre did sincere friendship, one which
was fated to last inbroken for years,
I'ipcn 50 quickly as that between Car
riston and myself. AS now look back
I find 1T hard to associate him with any,
oven q brief. period of time subsequent
to our MEETING during witch he was
not my bosc-n-fi lend. forget whether
AR meeting at the same picturesque
SPOT on the morning which followed
our ecif-introduction was the res7lt g
accident - arrangement. Any wy
We spent the day together. and ti-
IN each others society. Morning AZ Z
morning we sailed forth t. 60 { Ct b ~
to transfer the same bits Of ercIe.- 70
our sketching blocks Evening after
evening we returned NO dine dc by
side. aud afterward to talk and -lnoke
together, indoors. or outdoors rs Il: ,
temperature adviscC or our wishes IN
ciined.
i Great friends we soon bocane IN
separable as long as my short holiday
lasted. It was, perhaps. pleasant for
. csch to work In cornrnny WITH an aNo-
teur like himself. We could ask each
tho others opinion Of tho merits Of the
work done, and feel happy It the sp;;
1rovsl duly gwen. An artists standard
Of exceTlence 10 toe high fnE ren.rro-
, he praises it but as the work of an out
slider: You feel that such eenmcnda-
don damns It and dfsheartnns yea.
However. had Carrston cared - dc
| %, he might think, have fcarl. ssly
} submitted his productions 10 any con
;. se.ontiem sfftie-his drawings were
) UNNECESSARILY moro artistic and power.
I'll full than nine He had undoubtedly
!. CREST tnlenk and was 1aush surprised
al - hnd that. good as he was ct hand
) scapA hs was sven bctter at the figure.
He could, with firm, bold hand, draw
II rapidly the most marvellous Ekencsses-
. So spirited and true wcrs some of the
: studies hs showed me that sould
1 without hattery advise him, provided
! he could finish as he began, - keep en-.
1 strely t. the b ger branch a the art
I have now before me series Of out
Inc faces drawn by hlm-many oftherr
from memory; and as look st tAcn
| fOTe ny eyeA
81 From the vsry first aaa beel mneA
Interested Ia the young man, and G,
: day by day went By, and the peculsuf
{ ties ct his character were ysvoa.ed h
! me- my interest grow deeper and deep
. Or. l datter myself that am kcel
Q observer and skilfu1 analyst 81 per
l. sonal character, and until now fnncieS
that to write q description of It's com
. ponent parts was an easy matter. Ye'
: now when I am put to the proof fine
j. It no simple task 10 convey in words Z
q proper idea Of Charles CafIiston',
) mental organization.
t. soon discovered that he WIS, NM
; say. afflicted By q peculiarly scnsitivi;
. nature. Although strong, and appar
x entity in good health, the very change.
z Of the weather seemed to affect kim u
4 NEST 10 the same extent rs they affec