yum-nicotine ”In! itclhoo‘dcfia.
hand no Wait-Inc: IIV“
day. addre- “Sum math Norwntk.
Conn.“
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
tmmmuesofaww.
“mumwoodndbill:
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AIdbchkv-ocdabrsewreandeblu.
And swift the III-oa- circling run—-
and will they M till all it! done.
You: Spring with Man in bet eyea.
And tomcat bro-lb tron dew: month.
And “if knobs for the aooka
Uf budding dowel-s when wind to wrath
And swift tbs ma circling run»
And so they change till all ta done.
'1'th Summer rund- own and tall,
Witn early «urine for the lawn,
Thick tong“! wards and glittering “nib
And load bind chit-pigs in the dawn.
And swift the was circling run~
And so they chase till all to dune.
Frown Autumn. quiet with ripe fruits
And haggard: stacked with barns! gold,
And nary luahco for tho leach
And client cloodbhioa aoft outrullcd.
And so the Icaaona cin‘ling run~
And no they change till all is done.
unit would our life from lea: to more.
The child. the man, the work. the real.
Tn» sobering wind. the ripening aoul.
Till yonder all in bright and bloat.
For an the reasona circling run ,.
And “if! thcy chine till all it done.
\ vn. yultdervtf HIM tho orb
of life rrmtven mud central light.
l-‘nm prune to central force
And undfut. mane the bah: or blight.
And no indeed the mace run»
A In! but ta boat when all in dune.
Two Aspects of the Case.
(inc beautiful afternoon in August therc
mmc to Inc the ltvatbbmkeu wifcof I State
prison convict. We tricd to plan for his
pirzlnn and nxturation to home and the
“mild. It mm a very sad cur Iln was the
uniy attrvit‘ing non of I very nultlt‘ tunn—
«ne who had lived only to curve the poor,
t .v tv-mpted. and the criminal. Alhhc had,
all ln- wrtv. he gave unrt‘nervedly to help
llllt‘Vtze and .lrunkurds. I‘ll house was
their bomc. his name their bail to save them
frnm primn. his reward their reformation
It '35 .1 happy hour to hear him tell of the
Lundrvds he had shielded from the contamv
marina and evil cxImplc of prisons. and of
m.» large property. he had good reasons to
helicvv, pcrmnncntly suvcd. Out of bun-
.lreda. be once told me. only two left him
to pay their boil. forfeited by neglect to
show themselves in court acmnling to
agreement—mi] two 1
Brod under such a roof, tlw sun started in
life with a generous bout. nobl- drcanu
zind high purpose. Ten years of prosperity.
fairly earned by cuergy, industry. and chars
:u‘ter. ended in bankruptcy. In in often the
mac in our risky and changing trade: then
more a struggle for laminar. for bread~
wmpmrinn «despair -- intomprrnnce. Ho
could not safely pass the upon doors that
ruinptt-d him to indulgence, forgetfulncso
and crimu. Ilow hard his wife wrought to
lure him from indulgence. and then to
nllit‘id him from exposure. How long wife,
mun and frlrnds lnborcd to avert convic~
nun and the Stair prison. “ I would apart:
him gladly." wrote the pnwcuting attorney,
“ if hc would stop drinking. He shall not"
or go imprison if he will ho I sober than.
lint all this wn‘tclledut‘sn and crime canto
{mm rutu."
“artfully did the young man ctr-uni: to
rwlst the Ippt‘tilc. Again and again did he
pmmisu. and keep his promise perhaps I
mouth-41196 tall. lie could not walk the
«rm-ta and earn his bread wberly while so
many open dim—opened by men who
might to coin gold out of their neighbora‘
vireo—lured him to lndulgcncc. So. right.
fully, the State planned on and he went to
Prison. An honored name disgroccd. I low
mg homo bftlktm up. I filth circle 0! bill-
.ln-d surely pained. a worthy. well‘rucanlna
man wrecked; aorrmv and crime. “All cornea
of rum." raid the keenolxbtcd lawyer.
.tal parted from the and wife on the
amt-step. I looked loynodmnd close by the
laughing as stood I handaoae cotta‘c.
The grounds were laid out expondvdy and
with aunt we. Over the broad plaua
bung lIIlly In Eastern Mutant. wbllo all
unand were richly painted chain and loun-
mnfnmmnximfln-h— M
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bead were quaint vasrn of beautiful flowers.
and the dallolotu lawn wu bordered with
them. On the lIwn ltIIlf plum
women tanned merrily over croquet. and
notaycblldrcn played near. A spoof au-
pnrb hora-a pawed the earth initially at
the gate. while gay IIlutItlona par-ed bo~
tween tba mat-players and the Mill»
Neanulpagcatbatruiiadby. ltwaaacow
forum bode.“ well an I lunar-hate“.
Nature. taste IId waltb had done tbclr
boot. It no I gran of beam.
lutury and splendor. All can
The ammo-newborn the
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ftOItwblebwcaupIr-ittadtoglvc me
claims:—
-"I Mummy“ until I
could cough. Iy examination of the
Tower.wblcb I IIVI boon doing under
the moat favorable Grumman. Lord
donors having“ no mryfacility.
andawardcr at my week! Ionic-.aod
we have been for hours together among
the archive. and roller whicb ordinarily
visitora do not acoat all. The carnal vi»
ltor hampudcd byI largo party. In
Insatiafactory way of going through. The
archives are not shown. and only I fcw of
the room; If you will take Dixon‘s book
:. —lt in more Dixonian than historian-you
may be able to follow my footatepl more
M.bnt I cannot may to you in
any way tbol atmosphere which
surrounds this grand old hiatorlc moan
went. There lsaothlng charming about
lt.but the moment youappmach the touc-
l ve entry arch. you atop involuntarily. for
the picture of the pat. with ita‘ aplcndld
men and women of hlatoric namco fIntlllIr
everywhere, comm vividly before you.
The rumor-lea of the Ilcnry‘a and the
Edward‘s—the black Princes. the Com
honors—of the Itrfortnatlon,of Etinbeth
and her splendid train. all rush upon you
in one grand mnfnalon. You have to
wait I moment to collect your milieu
you find your chronology reachu hock to
I wondcrml reumtenear. You atnpa mo»
went before the Traitors‘ Gate. The great
portcullia is closed now. but you cannot
help remembering when it rose to admit
such as Essex. Raleigh. Bishop Fisher. Sir
Thomas Moore, Anne Boleyn. Ladv Jane
Grey, Mary Queen of Scots, and the Scotch
Nobles of the Rebellion. When you to-
member. too. that it clonal behind them
forever, that here the bloody period \vna
put to the chapter of enclfof their limo-
rics, the spirit of silence and of Ill-nth
seems resting over your very head. Back
of you. some distance up on the Bloody
Tower. is the little grated window of the
room where the Princes were murdt‘rcd.
This is not shown to parties ordinarily
visiting the Tower. but we went up to it.
The room is not more than I l feet square.
Light is admitted through one grated win~
‘ dmv, and through this window, from the
:7 gallery. Tyrrcl looked to are if the murder
was rtfccted; this was in 1483. It is well
to renwmber, as you paw through tho
Tower. that for I periml of four centurltn
it wua tln- scene of all the gmt events of
English intcrnntionnl histor {the teat of
the crown. and within i alts arc clun-
lcrcd the various cdlfit .‘ ttcndunt upon
the court ccnlrc. Only I \v steps from
the room in which thc l‘rin rs wore mur-
dcred is the mom where Wic lid}: and his
brother nn‘hliishons hold than? famous
consultations which ruudtvd in the Rotor-
motion. Thia is I int-gut room. Both
rooms am plain, with titnhrred column.
and havc just that dork, gloomy aspect
which the poetical idva gives to such pitt-
09:4.
The White Tower. which we now up»
proach, is the oldest. of the cditiccs, at
least it is so stated. It contains the Bun-
quctiug "all, now used a at repository for
armour rind bistuiiCIl relics: the Council
Chamber, which is the present rt‘ct‘plhclt‘
for sixty thousand stand of infantry utus-
kcta and various other weapons; tho little
Cbupcl of St. John. called the uncut spec-
itucnuf Norman architecture. and which
was enlplnycd as a place of Worship
by the Royalty; and the room in which
Raleigh Ind others were confined for four
tcen long years. llixon.in hi8 book. pointa
out the Bloody or Garden Tower as the
place wbvrn Raleigh pztmcd bla weary im-
prisonmvnt, and the top of the wall con.
ncctlng it with the Goveror'a house. In the
place known as Raleigh‘a walk. Tim is
merely an egotiatlml Insertion. however.
and all proofs point to the White Tower
In the real place. Imagine the morn in
the White Tower. It is any forty feet
long. Ind fornml of manure groined arch
ea. Two windows cutting through the
solid thirteen feet wall.admlt the light.
On the right, II you enter, you discover I
very aruall door-way, and entering this
you arc in ltaleigh‘a cell—the place where
he wrote hia “ History of’l‘he World.“ and
the place where hc labored to discover the
aqua w‘h or m "to. During the day
be war allowed to walk in the large room.
but its gloomy atone walla. Ilnco plastcred
and whitewashed. Could have Illurdod
litllt' goneroua lnaplratloumr relieved little
of the painful Iolltude. Having seen the
armourand aceoutrctnente. it door not re
quire a great stretch of the imagination to
place In Eliaabetban soldier It tho door.
with his caaque and halbrrd. keeping
watch over the great primcr. By moving
Ismail portion of wood which in put up
to protein it. you coma upon the inrcrlp
tlonwblcb Raleigh out upon tbaatcae.
ltiaille‘ible. Ontbeqtpoakaakkofthe
a... y... ..
book. In thiamhtbcblcckupon
wbkhthcthreebcotchconrplmoruuflrn
cdtbc pooaltyof death. Thethrccatrokca
oftbcaxcauplaialyvidble. Thalia»
quoting m balarge.plaln Normand
tberonaenftmuuyblatoricalaventato
bodetailcdbcro. TboOouaclleautbor.
incl our ltd- alro latcruth. Barn in
tbaapotwbarcliaattagawasaon-Itarlly
diurnal of. A allay Main-tone
fcctfrcratbclwrraascatlrelyarcoodlt.
It la copra-clad.“ lat-nahwltb arcb‘
war-and tbssa arcbwaycwercfcluw-ly
bmwltb w. [I tlda m Gab
tumult-cation thbarttJbaInIkccf
It la fcetIlrc long and two feet alx incltca
wide. cloned by I heavy. hon-Mind. oak
door. In light being adulttpd. Of courac
there is not root: to it. down. Between
the Back Room and the next apartment.
in the thirteen foot wall. la another coll.
lot into the solid wall. Thla war occupied
by BlIbop becr. At atatcd period- he
was allowed to walk between the two
mauivc pica which clean the pauagc way
~a distance of thirteen feet. In the other
room. which you now reach. is one cell If
more than passing interest. It is that
when one of Boyland‘a but but moat ua-
fortunate man war In long incarcerated—
Slr Thoma Monte. These dungeons IN
damp. gloomy places
From this I went to the Ileancbamp
Tower. panting on our way the little
square stoma where fell the beads of those
illustrious man and woman an well to
membcrcd today. The Dcauchamp Tow
or is where were taken than «indentured
to die. until their execution.goncrnlly very
soon after trial. The walls of this place
an: covered with inscription nude by the
prisonera. for details of which I refcr you
to Dixon‘s book. From this! pwlt‘d to
what blacaulcy calls the nutrient place in
all Elnora—I believe it lajuatly an culled
-—the little chapel Saint Peter: out Vim
Herc root the Ishea of then» who were her
headed juat outside the door. 0f Ill the
normal-fully lutprtwivc pincer l "or en
tcred, this is infinitely moat In It in I
plain little chapel. nothing remarkable in
architecture. but when the sexton camped
before the three or four lame lint stunts
and said,“ here they lie,“ I cannot describe
what emotion followed. You can acarccly
realize that you are standing bealde the
bones of Dudley. Hastings, Boleyn. Lady
Jane Grey. Raleigh, Essex. and their un~
fortunate host. for only State prisonera
were laid hero. The chapel is undergoing
restoration, and 1 our route of the courts
which have been exposed at! the work pro.
grosses. But for the present I must atop.“
—— ll'mfporf Hour.
,“ , ..
Sunlight.
Sunlight is the very lifn~bluod of all our
terinl things. Ilvforc its creation the world
was but a chaos, and death and ilcatructlnn
again would follow the event of its annihi'
latinn. Not only docs it reign supreme over
the llfu and destiny of the lower ordcruf
animated existence. but our own l'ifI and
existence is dependent in I great drum up
on it. A man dvprlvrd of sunlight in like I
plant that grows in darknctla. blanched, en~
ervutcd and “ billions.“ There are huudruda
of men and wouwn that not no ruorc than
half the :aunllght they ought to, and you
can tell them. tho moment you lay your
eyes upon them. Liku flahca in a pool of
stagnant wntvr, thuy arc dying by iuchca
from tlu: want of “ oil“ to keep the lump I
burning. l‘ooplc do not apprtrciutc the int.
portnm‘c of this great life-giving principle;
tlwy are afraid of uniting tanned. and freck-
lt-d. and nun-burned. or dread tliclmiblllty_
of Iaunotrokc; thcv have road of sudden
dIItha. and dog-days, und dwell in constant
(car that but would nurely alny them upon
thn least excuse or provocation. But this ll
wrong b‘uustmkcs do mtnothnea occur, we
admit, but there in no morn danger of it
than there is of buing struck by lightning.
not a bit. if a littlc judgment is exorcism).
All good things in ovurdoacs Ire apt to over-
do the nmttvr, and sunlight is no cxccption,
That it is Iomclilncs followed by dimtmur
effect: under illogitltuale circumstances. in
no reason. however, why people nltould io-
cludc thcniaclvcs and impair their health.
from a sort of diseased imagination concord
ingiit. Yet nanny do Include themselves. and
are so apprehunulre of danger. or mmethlng
that a ray of sunlight is not nllnwcd within.
a rod of thcm; thclr houses. cvcn. are
kept as dunk us dungnons. and nun must risk
a broken nose It In attempt in walking
about it. if this in right. Ind flammable.
and healthy. thou we prufusa to know noth-
ing about it. One thing in certain, it in not
II healthy as it might be for an ludwldual‘r
now who walks in from the Interior. But
jokcu aaldc. We all nccd tho quuhlnc. It
is just as cueutlul to our dullv “mouth and
notufort as fluid. and air. and caercluc. and
we ought to mull oumlvcn of in bcultlccnt
influence at every pmaihlo opportunity; not
during midday. wbcn tho nun is fuluy blla
wring, but It morning and evening. when
every beam in full of health and vigor. Tim
is when we want it. and the man or woman
is a fool. who. intentionally. or from any
slight (intention. nuglvcta to take its—Dr.
C‘Mr. P. PM.
—— ., w— -—
Tn: Cinnamon—Tho utubarull la I do-
lightful traveling companion. It kcepa the
mind of itI owner occupied. whether open
or shut. and though it be I temptation to the
aordid. la a comfort and mutilation to the
watchful wayfarcr. The utnblolla may be
of silk: the uubnrcll la alwaya of more
democratic IId economical blatant“. and ha
colon In as of the niobow. It bristles all
over withaocd point; and happy the man
who in Icrcwdcd placa duct not get mo
of thorn in hit eyes or can. The man who
chII‘t wear an unborn“ bat an riabta that
the than or worn“ who won one to bound
tompcct. They Inthc bmnofProvidanca
to the bum mo. and
quent. mutterly parading at Innivcraarlaa
Indatcanpracatlnpf They
tbaauaablnaaadtbc Mint Ia wrapcastbay
mohaalvc and W"; as bdrlcona.
pricier; Indaa an outlet
A Rbodc Ialand woman Ipoilcd itaall rc-
mtly. by (tying the week before m‘ar-
rlnad It the arc of 100. ‘
'Ibc New York W ray that. in cor-
qbctln; children. we abould appeal to tbs in-
tellect before running to the other utnmc.
“ Extreme“ in good. -
A aeldah California minister manly
refused to perform the marriage Icrvlca
for I couple when the bride waa his
own abacondod wife. And that annulus
woman aald that “ be In: just as mean all“
always uacd to bc..'
Vermont paper: are boasting of eight old
farmers in Franklin county. whollve within
two mtlca of each other. and who have had
twenty-tire wires among them.
I New York reporter can he has at last
reached the height of human happlucas.
flu has I shirt that opens It the back. and
Mluogood that ha wIntI Ionic one to
kick hint.
A Contab being out in ready malt. went
in hate to I fellow atth to borrow. who
happened to be in bed It the time. Shaking
him. the (2“th domandod. “ Arc you
asleep ‘9“ “ Why l“ says the student. “ I
want to borrow halfu‘crown.“ “ Then.“ an-
awcred the student. “I‘m asleep“
Patcrfatnlllaa thinks he will have his new
born daughter christened Glycol-inc. Ile
any. it will bc Quay to tla Nitro to it when
Ibo grows up if Ibo ahould take after her
mother. who is alwaya blowing up every-
body.
“ If you had avoided rum.“ anld I woalthy.
though not intelligent grocer to hiu will?
bor. “ your curly habita. induatry, and intcl‘
lectual abilities would now have pcrrnlttcd
you to ride in your carriage." “And if you
had never sold rum for run buy.“ replied thc
topcr. “ you would have been my driver.“
The editor of I Newark paper heard tho
other day that I new para had been found
in tho Auden. He immediately wrote to a
man in South America that the pans war his.
and he would be much obliged if the man
would forward it at once.
A Michigan huabnnd left I note bequeath-
‘lng his wife the rope with which he hung
himself. Not being one of the Icntltncntal
kind she uses it for I clothtu line.
A Rochester woman. married to her no
and huaband rcccntly. said to him. “ 0. how
lumpy poor Uhurlca would be if be worn
still alive. to sec himself replaced by n man
Is ugrecablu as you are.“
A nontlotnan who haul left his wife alone
in the theatre whllc hn went out to get i
whiff of flush air. “apologiaod” on his ft“
turn. “ Dcur me.“ said ahc, “I thought you
wont to giro me a chance to flirt with’ that
man with the lovely black moustache." She
has haul no cause to complain of any want
of Ittvutlun from her huaband alum 4
An illustration of abacut-tuludcdncaa is
told of an cacitablc young drug clerk. who
filled his customer‘s bottle with the llnlrnent
desired. and receiving thcrcfon‘ a nice new
twenty-five cunt ahln‘plaatcr. pasted it on
thin bottle and put the label in the cash
drawer.
It rained the other melting, and there war
In experiment. A young gentleman aald to
I young lndr: " May I have the plenum of
pmtccting you with my umbrella?“ And.
Mid she. with her round. caprcaslvc eyes
looking full into his. “ Put up your rug.“
We like to we people sociable.
» ~ ~w- “~—
Thcre Ire pontoon now living in Running-
tun who rctuentbor old Billy 8—, of whom
it might herald. be furniahcd an example
of the “ ruling passion atrung in death.“
When very ill, and fricnda were expecting
In early drmlw. llli nephew and I map
hircd for tho ut‘t‘usittn bud butchered I clear
which had burnt futtoncd; and when the
job wua completed the nephew entered the
rink morn. where a few frlontlI wcrc anaem-
blud. whcn.to the aatcnlabrucnt of all. the
old man owned hla oyer. and turning his
hcad slightly. raid. in a full voice. drawing
out thc worda. “ What have you been do-
ing f“
“ Killing the atecr." waa the reply.
“ What did you do with the hide f“
“Left it in the barn: going to cell it by
and-by."
“ Let the boys drag it around the yard I
couple of tiniest; it will make it weigh
heavier." V
And tlw good old unm was gathcml to
his falhera.‘
.——- «0-
A hllmutnnn Boon Adriana—A book
agent enterId the open donr of a snug Pitta-
aeld cottage one (lay lutwcok. and nodtllu
to a trim. brlghtdmklny little woman who
at sowing by the window. commenced vol-
ubly to (tenant on the merit: of wt
work which be war for the that time giving
mankind an opportunity to purcbaaa. It
was a unlvcml bloyrapby. mk~book..dic
tlonary. faintly pbyalclan. aborhband in-
auuctnr. and contained. boulder. \ detailed
hiatory of every important event that ha
tranaphcd in thc world. from the applclncl‘
dent and Adam‘a fall to credit moblllcr and
the on of Oman». The work contained
ilvc thousand chaptcra. all with main;
nun. The “out. after talking on the m.
and cacallcttcca cf the volume about Ive
ntlnbtcs commuted on the hudlnaa of
tbcra chapters». and at tho woman did not
ray a word to interrupt hint ha felt that ha
win making a mount and be rattllu away
romantic shouldn‘t have I chance to any
In. It took him ncarly half an hour. and Ir
' be mutually went on tho aweIt Ital-ted
on Na forehead and it. made convulsive
mum It hit collar. and when he Inland
in trad bardtv amt: anoint: left to put
on I bcwltohlng mile and hand bar bta
ready pan wherewltb to cubawlba her name
in tbcdordfl mum She tm :‘l‘a‘l‘l;
mad putt ' bar In on
abcllftadaacrapcf paper from bcrwcrk-
boa and wrote in plain lcttcrs. “ Iran
and corn.” a. raid not a word, t thun-
uttsrablc thing. that balocbcdmabatn
to the door. world Ill I library.
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chostar‘a ltlock. south Norwalk. Conn. fibtf
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.N‘tovra. Tin Ware. Cooking Utensila.
lat-pa III lace hut-bin. Garb.
Mua than . Tin. Copper and Skeet ironwork
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JOIIN I‘. ZELUFF.
Dealer in
FISH. CLAMS. ()YSTERS. FRUIT AND
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