Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

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nfe-John Knox. Robert Burns and Walter
Scott OF course Robert Bruce ard William
Wallace are also aanes 10 coniure ~ith-
JoHS KNOBS aoUsz
IN High street one sees tie nondescrfpt,
quantity sabled ana shattered Old stone house,
which. over three centuries ago. szs the abode
of that grim and fiery religious reyolationist
John Knox who was the chief agent in turning
Sco9land from Csth0ncisra % Caivinisrl IN
TIE same street may be ssen the sum grand
Cathedral OF 81 Giles "A which Knox preached.
and from the pulpit OF which. as Is shown in
well known picture. he thUndered in q way that
shook ;he cathedral toe palace. the castle. the
whole city and the kingdom Of Scotland
TIE rOor PRINTS or BOBBY BuRsS
There Is 40 dinicuity Ia tracing the foot prints
o. Burns Ia Edinoargh Here is the house in
which he used 10 hold hil = links with his friend
Man for = That" Here is the queer house In
which be Was chosen poet laureate OF a lodge OF
kree Masons, here Is tavern In which DO
spent many ioyial hours; here are several
places In which he had quarters az various
times, and there are yet other spots in Edin-
burgh associated with his name
FIsHwIvEs AND KnTExs.
One see picturesque costumes In this city.
Look az the stslwart nsh wives marching
through the streets with their heavy creels on
their broad backs. and wearing wooden petit
coats that give q good view Of their solid
shsnks. Look pow at the advocates In wig md
gown Look AZ the boys in kits or az that
marching band of youngsters therein. Look az
the pipcrs playing their skirling and drooling
bagpipes. Look a. the killed regiment, the
Cameron Hishlanders now stationed in the
castle. and the members Of which are always TO
be seen in the streets proud Of their bare show
from knee 70 calf Look at the say flowers
that decorate almost every breast in Princess
street AZ this season OF the year.
THE OLD LIEGo.
The old Scotch dialect has still a very strong
hold upon the folk 1T large IL IS impossible
fer an American 10 understand 1t when II is
broad and IL IS very broad among the rustics.
In Edinburgh itself one hears many words that
are not IN Webster Dictionary, and even among
people OF the cultured stripe many words are
pronounced in way that sounds strange TO the
ear Of an outsider. But you win give ofense 10
you speak Of tho Scotch dialect as ''brosue,"
for II ia the real old genuine original thing that
has been passed along from the Norsemen.
PREACHERS
Ihave attended the services ~ q number OF
the churches Of &c various sects OF Presbyter-
ianism here. The sermons that I heard were
dull, formal. and whim -whan- The preachers
al looked heshy and dronish as theg stood Up
IN their black silk robes IN their pulpits.
MEADOWS AND GARDENS.
The beauty OF Edinburgh is enhanced by the
many gardens. parks and recreation grounds 10
be seen in the city itself and on the outskirts,
from the Princes street Gardens 10 the Mead
ows, the Links and so forth. The city is liberal
IN rs expenditures for their maintenance.
DOWN A wYSD.
found the home In which Scott lived before
he built Abbotsford. and the homes or haunts
Of many other swells and bigwigs. / found
down q rickety wynd the house in which Bos
well entertained Johnson, and next 10 which /