ARDIOIWIBILBAGWM com one:
MAM
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At first :tboughtyoii would think itlm;
possible (or one to catch a wink. ol sleepon
s' street in the center at New York in the
busiest part. oi, the day. You would Issy
that the rush of trot and novel vehicles
would prevent. and you would argus with
room's.
Nevertheless an old woman was seen the
other day sitting with her back to the solid
stone front ofa business house on Vestry
street. and also was sound sa1909. ler hand
flute” 11th? fisher «held her slim
block ofindtcit". hirer-d mass on. way
and that and the warm sun (ell upon her
wrinkled (gee and made the (urrows look
“deeper aid tbb care litter it‘aid out more
prominently.‘
It was evident enough that she should
slumber with the roar ota battlefield around
:r..:evidentdhet a kind hand waggiaid on
r as a lbprred in car:
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must have s‘rangs dreams.“
“Who?" Ali MW}; real“ the dablalmrd.
Ilsa-list b. :wty yrbl's
bake weighed yon dowa t (ch more
like sleep than work. I‘vetrampsd all this
bloasadahernoonaadsoldonlyone borer
matches.“
“ The tight '9( which was—t“
“Was martian. sheadache. mm: limbs
and a bean unbeavy- thatlwirb. the ships
in the river were selling overme “
u I‘ “L‘ ‘ ‘0 N “it
“ Th0 herd only knows how many ptm
hearts in Re ore (eel the same way.“
she sigbtd
,' “l wilbgo add take tea witnyon. and we
will have an old‘l‘mhio'ned visit.“
“ Hoot! toot! Don‘t make (us otan old
woman‘s poverty! Idhi‘tlastetea oncea
week and the likssotyoa in mymrwm
was never seen in the world.‘
Ten minutes afterwards the old lady was
heading tor Water me. “have. eggs.
butter and bread in her it and htr
itor“ followed fine hehlid'. If you
want to . sn nature in w York
you must get behi‘ndtbe “steel”. “which
all people put on when they open theatreet'fi
dour (or contact with the public.
lip (our pair of (lusty worn out stat : dip
t}. ignorant -children at Every landla . and
so many smells afloat that no psrtlcel
could be written up and accredited t
or of being the worst smell in the
“ And it‘ s here we are." said the old latlLvL
as she unlocked a door which had nevi‘
known a emit of paint. and pushed it open.
Acurious old cook stove. a curious old
bedstt ad one or two convalescent chairs.
cheap tabloand that comprised whale
she was able to return under the herd
“household (urniture.“ The walls re
snacks stained and the ceiling worse. but 1h:
'flmtr wan clean. the (ernituro arranged 10-.
show oil to the best advantage. and itte-
eame evident at first glance that grandma"
didn‘t btlicve in the satin: that dirt helpe
hide poverty
deer will wonderwhy' I'm not moving about
and she‘ll open the door and and me dead
on the straw bed there. The body wlll'be’
sent to the paupcr‘ I held. the grave will soon
be blotted out. and in a year no one will re-
member that Grandmother Peters ever
lived."
nd your soul! ’ L L
“ have tried to do good. " site subbed.
“and I hope there may be a corner in heav-
en where I can sit and be in no one‘s way.
and yet hear the grandmnsio and (sol that
'In beyond pain and hunger."
Then the poor old woman broke down and
wept and robbed. and the ‘company to toe“
went away feeling sorry that he had invited:
himself. ,
W. ‘
» An annuit- hoard.
Two hours to wait at ajunwon depot on
a mldsutnner dayLl ‘(hat irrepressible boy
came around. This time ho had tempting
fruit. anti I begged ol him to dnd tnv hue
band. A lady at my side said. ._ /
“ Excuse me; but do you carry a purse
when you travel.‘ “
Mutation will: my W"
“list too tell you s story?
" Thanks.“
And this is what she told me. and i do not
doubt its truth. \—
htbhaagwas thirty live. and I a run
try? riot seventecltwhou wewere In 1ch
Our bridal toumwas to end in Christmas.
his (ather‘s in Bostrm. We took a boat from
York. The stetmer was elegant. and hav-
lug shows me to nor state-morn. he stepped
out. I went luck to the cabin. read a little.
watched my traveling companies: a great
deal. wondered what lriend he had (uttnd
in tho but. until supper time mm...“ he
dldnotcome. Thecabin mail asked melt
l wsregoiag to supper. liaaid. “whrn my
bttshasd contra to me.‘ 8th went to the ob
Ice. Inquiry was made. there’ was no such
man on the boat. Then canto the captain‘s
requesttha‘t Ivortld show my ticket. I
had asset ‘ 'ould Iploasapay mytatet‘ I
had autos, centl 0a lartheriaeuiry.there
was no sSth man on the boat. lbegan on
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" That won‘t do. my little girl. (She was
very small) We have had too much ed
that. Pay your hire or I‘ll put you all.“ *
I had a bright thought. “ily trunk is
gm“
" 31.“ it to
Lweafii
l
unpleasLe.“ Aadhc
, eh“. I pointed it
to him. triumphs 11y.“ Your key. it you
pm ah ;I
“ My husband inched it and has rbekey.
butyoumay kthelock.‘ . "
“ The owner the trunk may object.“
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“lattokherelittle girl.you are out man
M Imsllpuiynu ashore at the drst
. lending. Goboma and Mhavc you‘lsoli in
More." ‘
Bverv drop oi blood is my veins boiled.
;andystlmustbosritbscausc i had nets
ave dollar bid by me. I never belore
d ed o( e dgradatlon oi fluids
m “white 1 sat down madman
It was my own. It would tell u( Ill) litho—
osaesasd truth tree would but lot it. So.
M‘il’OGlG all the presents we hail so oases
(tally selected (or the dear ones at rluunet l
‘1‘.) think that I‘ve getso much that
and some one to take it‘s with "1"":
laughed. asahc hung up her bonnet. ‘le‘L‘
seated. now while I start the fire“
Paint a little store oi shavingsand
which she had gathered by hsndfttls KB odd”
limos she started a tire. put on the tea, bet“:
tie and moved ar-uatl with enter this.
while halt a done. children peered ll:
through the Open door. and wondtirad it
the sun who was drowned at sea a score 0'
INN ego hadn‘t been restored to his and
anus homo w ith a (urtunc. 3
She hesitated to move the pow old table
out from the wall: A newspaper utust tor
ever (or a table cloth. and her stock out dish-
rsand cutlery unit enthused two cups and
saucers. two plates. one halls and (erk and
notarized pistlrr. which was to till).
0. service all amuad .
“ lt‘ s poor enough. the Mm°w
'L Nd bark ani surveyed the table. “but there
are families duwn below where one 9"“.
has to answer tnr (our Hither“ L ‘.
Presently um tea kettle sang. Its song
was jutt as pirating as it the room “1|
born tilled with «tallied (culture I1
scrim-d glad to be called into use once more
‘ and its sung ran iron low to high and inch
and then rattled along like a pan-01‘s chats
ter. It was the same south“ m m
and have listened to. and I'M“ ll
ceased and the steam came pouring 0“"
I “grandma" rubbed her hands. smiled Wm!
and whispered. “New (or a cup at teal“
It was good tea. The crockery and ‘crlt-
lery were cvr nly divided. thetwobcsl chill!
drawn up. and Graidmothel‘ Peters “I‘d
company to tuners w
“ Such ( supper I haven‘t had (or M"
she whispered as sbosipprd bitm- w
in the long ago. behre ‘1! Jabn a“ “d
before my children I.“ laid h the m or
.toondatouasgm the? I bet plenty.
Ltoosttndwssr.aadldlds‘tdreornthatold
‘ venldlndmee match womanenda
akauumntummsor ata-
emamn'ag‘aflag aadveaderiagir
‘ doth-isotherm“ them! tdeun‘t re-
“Windham!“ ts'vet
atonement?
‘ > “feminist-m is not assess-stat m
that“
Homedaystabthsvssontemsrs breed!)
Ibsvssoi‘dssbka .pEolddo‘flortw. o!
“my. t v m
gum
(slandupoatbewbsrl.I and. bit (or thdr
, could have put my arms aniunl it and
hissedit. Ionlyashrdtobe allew'odtostt
upon it all eight. \i‘ould he just let me do
L’ » that?
It was the figuration i could have
asked. “i presume you‘d lihe to he tell
here. Go straight to the iadiea’ cabin. and
dos‘tyoulesvctilllput you otths bust.“
l rose proudly and walked to the cabin
without a glance at hits.
‘untit [could get to any flatworm. But
when "I came to the door it dashed upon rue
Ihave nostathfooml I had nospotuf my
own. no ' no (ricnd. no character.
t
saves the back eahman was whispering
r§about ire—no husband—where was he?
:Where could be be 9 He must have (ales
‘evcrboardt I never should see blot again.
strange place. without a coat of money to
buy a lodging—or even a sheet o1 paper and
a timeout-stamp. And (lbrirtnas triers
lag. when all would be watching (or the
happy lrridal party. where should we bIst
Where was but I grew frantic. and t has:
licve now I was on the verge o1 insanity. I
remember feeling sure he had (alien ovsr~
board and was drowned and that. it leftorr‘
a wharf. I would go and spend Ohristrnsa
with hire. I often shudder even now to
think or what I might have been driven tot
I only know tbéédsrk (right and horror of
list hour.
“ One at those little cough-:3 than“ do
w s behold the lace,“ e I or. came
33.; her hand on mlneand asked. “why
’9 ”um” “Bra" lluld h". an.“
o mt. used. just as my mantras is. and I‘ll
..n papz. “ And she went to hint. and I
great sorrow and by his own. sweet child‘s
imbewonld help rue. But I saw
hint shakelisworldbrwieshsad. and heard
blmsayshewsserylogtoe hard. too pun.
my. asdIrushed tougher-totem. Dine
inch-IWW‘W I cehld not
i l ,
Thenesme a denim there was.
«antistawmmwsossaaan.
Idroppedon my: knees had simply said.
“Pityrsepitymedesraaviour. Save.or
Ipsrlsbl“ Issldtbesswordsovsrandnvw
sadover. 'l‘bsiovln ilttisgirl had new
btea convinced, and came and peered
metheglsasaadmadeharratherlook.
sadthenshs earns isg’snd put because
aronedmynsohand
*Iluelaelvs bllipspagevame
(armbsoaussbad don‘t pray.“
Whanthestmmenombedtbswbsrtmy'
bymbsndandhhtatbsrrusbednaaitl '9
What!“ book it“ to h
I would actor: .L
and (should be put ed“ in the Inhht. ins ,
Leonid not doubt but. rottrned by h‘s own ,
w. pilloehshs prepared to secure a tilde sloop.
e conductor came along collecting
tickets and (area. Observing him. she asked
it she might lie there. The mam... new
plied that she might. and then kindly asked
her (or bar ticket. Site informed him that
she had none. when the (allowing conversr-
tlon ensued:
Said the oonduétor. “ Where ere you go-
lug 9“
She answered. “ I am going to heaven. “
He asked again. “ Who pays your (are 1“
She then said. “ Mister does this railroad
on it 3"
He then’ answered.“ No. I lhinkL not.
Why do you think sot“ ‘ . .
“ Why. sir. before my ma died sLhe used
to sing to the o! a heavenly railroads and
you looked so nice and talked so kind. I
thought this was the road. My rue used to
sins of Jesus on the haavenly railroad. and
that he paid the (are («embody and that
the train stooped at every station to take to
people on board. but my tea don‘t singld‘
the any more. Nobody sings to toe now.
and I thought I would take the cars to go
to ma. Mister. do you sing to your little
girl about heaven? You have
a . lrl.
haven‘t you i“ m;
. Kc upturn/rm?» dear. I have no
little girl now. I had once. but she died
some time ago. and went «theavea. “
Again sheathed. “Did thego n
railroad. and you gain to,se0
new?“ ’{3 a
By this time ever ptrson in the coach
was a (set. most or theta were
weeping. A attempt to dean-lbs what‘l
witnessed la a meal (little. Some said “God
bless that little girl 1 “ liearlag some one
say that she was an angel. the little girl
earnestly replied. “Yes. my ma used to say
that I would he an angel some time.“
Addressing hersrlt once more to the con-
ductor. the asked hi L “Do you love Joana l
I do. and it you love llirn. lie will lot you
ride to hrs on his railroad. I am going
“and visit you wouldgu with me.
Jesus lrt me into it vcn w
get there. lie will hit you in. too. and
everybody who weld to on b railmd—
yes. all these people. Wouldn‘t you like to
see heaven and Jesus and yodl’llltle ~girl l“
These words. so innocently and patheti-
call)- uttered. brought agush or tears (rota
alleyes. butmom protuaely (toritshe eyes
otthe conductor. Some who were tra
log on the heavenly railroad shouted (or Joy:
She now asked the renting; “ ltilstrr.
may 1 its here until I get it st“
lie aaa “ Yes; «$.34.»
Shethca asked “Will you take moon.
then. so that I might see my tea. your little
girl and Jesus! (or I do want to see there
an.“
The huswrr was in vtrv broken a
this
her
God bless you. ' ‘
“ \Auten. 1“ was subbed (turn more than a
(Li! ‘0“ L
ruin: her eyrs auxin to the monomer
nhe mend brie-r shine a h ‘whal shall I as:
to your little girl when I are hrrl shall In
say to her that I saw hrr papa on Jesus‘ railt
road 2 Shall l i“
This brought a («sh tloutiot tears from
all turnout. and the conductor heeled by
her side.and embraelagbrr. weiittbe reply
he could not utter.
At this juncture the lrakctuan railed out
Q‘ “ bl
The conductor rose and requested him to
attend tohls (the conductor‘s) duty at this
station. («who was engaged. At this point
i was obliged to leave the train.
W '
laser» m.
“Probably thereincvrr was an instance in
which any two lovers have made love exact~
ly in the earns way as any two other lovers.
since the world began.“—.. Sir Arthur Iislps.
Barkia insinuated O
Vivien charmed Merlin. ~
Well-Mg bttnllm turban..-
L The “subset of Venice soft soldered
Portia with a lead casket.
The garruluns (ornate in the Arabian
Nights told her husband stories.
It anion had a close race (or Atalantr.
but 0 played the apple game on her.
Victoria seat (or Prince Albert and told
she wanted him. She was victorious.
tth‘oi) nesian Islands they win their
rtshy beatingI their headt with s shitlo—
‘
Lh
iah.
Harry the Eighth and Bluebeard worse!
with the head oi the old love be(ors they
were on with the new \
Dr. Johnson poked the tobacco in his
pipe down with his sweetheart's auger—a
warm token of afiction
Tristrant d‘ d it mostly with a harp. and
was likewise a good liar. Ills two Iioldes
were two many (or hint.
Bothwell was inclined to llarie. and lock.
ad herupin btseastlc. It worst-use well
as Peter‘s pumpkin shell.
Dobbetth wife caught him by the grace
with which she used hrrwasbtnb. Show
never known to use it otter them.-
Ssru ly. the (amuse lawyer. kit
himsel. use his wile died. while a
man? others kill themselves because
will not die , .
Richoiaa o( Russia wanted to
idlener table. but didn‘t like to be on
itmbscmbodded a ring inalumnotbresd
and handed it to her. .
Ohsrismsgse‘s mastery was caught $7 a
snowmen- sparhlsg the emperor‘s dasgh‘
tee at midnigbb and she ”carried him home
on her back. en that his botstsps should“
to desert. The emperor board at it. and!"
”him on to her tor the must.
i
+
Anna-mastering.
Lsgescitismliviageathe
‘strtbanstrottpostdoetomaita packs.
Babel toernsts‘wcrrssrstsus salt.
batwheawvihsditwastomdtolscktwn
peered weary. and placing her budget (or a ' ,
‘ finding oi the bones ot a
load to heaven. and does Jesse "egg
is
CI“LL_
This thud
was not com- recently. doir reader.
be remembered that last runner the old
story wss revived concerning the murder ot‘
a MI by Ant Beldsn of Wilton. during
the Revolutions ‘ ar. an the disposal or
the remains gem relattdl 1th startling viv-
idusss. The at th revival was the
e in the echaA
rations made at the silver rnt tsummcr.
but as remnants were (don the sto~
more Journal. a paper publish.
in Danbur yDauglasst Ely‘in 1118.
from the
trrestln as an exhibition at the way
In which also were killed ill those days
There n 'aqdou‘bt that this is the best way.
and the slow-going tulle rd these days
is more it see with Christian priu
c-iples t ,tl hnt~headrdJ blood and thus--
der w .o( av. ThaIg-jlanguage ot the
brave.“ Promising (or the (utnre. by the
were! God. toutaguard upon the door
lips. that I otibnd‘gto more with my
.“ is one which should be adopted by
acortain class in our own town. W bout
further comment we conclude with th
urnent itsr
I. Mary
musty ol Faiths“. having heel-d. is the
course oi the late war with Great Britain.
that my brother As: ”Brides. o( said Rab
walk. in company ith William (lawlsy.
M. of Readiudn said county.killod a
Britbh so‘tllor at open war with the Uni
ted States. in Tryoa‘s' repetition to Dan.
bury. in thcyear 1m. And on or about
”G day of April last past. I mentioned
a the hearing otstaae otmy neighbors. that
3% said brothrr and said Dan llswley kill.
a
\‘
man (meaning the British soldier store-
aid). But omitting some oi the attendant
cirrhms a with which I rd the Input
in time oh war. other prepwted
a entry my said brother mg
a man whereas Iain most nlyrlrr
in [oversee ot Almighty and three
witnesses. that I never did believe that my
wereguilty n( murder: neitherdol believe.
since I have been better int . that they
killed a British aoldlrr. in ‘s expedi-
tion tpLDanbury. as was reported. Andes
I consider mysrlt as instrumental oi raking
' up an old story. which'has throwb'my im-
prudcnce and omission. in not telling it
with all t citiumstauces with which I first
heard it. the misrepresentations of oils
ers. been tb‘ injurious to thegood name.
tame and reputation ot my said brother. 1
but tenderly spoken. “Yeadear angtl. ysepdlo I10“ 50.11“! WW (“filtrates of M-
tnlghty God. and all whom I have thereby
(mended. especially my injured brother.
ising tor the future. by God‘s grace. t "
art guard upon the door or my lips. that
‘rss «ma-rare wltb'my‘tongtte. in w ~
Lhrrrot I have hereunto subscribed
my name and seal. to be made public
Inna-Blunts. Jen.
In presence of .
Janna Rntrrorr. Tnonas Corat. Joan (lit.-
near. -
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Bow my heart hastwen pained tosec
coolness and ladil‘crenee womb
manifested (or an aged and dependent moth.
er. Ass may waist a; bsxnty and
and dim the lustre a( eye. her strength
may depart. her litnbs (use to support her
totteritm (ratac.or may become as help‘
less as an intent. ehal we love her less! I».
she not our mother at Has she not toil~
ed and watched over our helpless infancy?
And in youth. has she not tried to lead us in
tbb straight and narrow path l And in sick
nrsa she was our ministrribg angel. ”Who
but a mother could be so patient.» kind
and allhctlonate. soL'gehtle and sell-storme-
lng! It we have been tempted into (orbid~
drn paths. it we have (allowed ln;bad south
sole and gone astray. it we hive chosen
evil companions and 7 (orgottrn the good
counsel of our youth. who as ready to on-
countge and lead us back tobonor and vir-
tnc as a mother! She is ready tot .
love and cherish its still. IWho
(WW)
all the world (turnkes
cling to its—will die
She will- ever
or it asermary.
I t that can neglect
" mother. She should
gone and we see the: old armchair. thr-
nt place at the tablbai‘nd hear no more
her sweet voice. then “do rte-know she is
gone. never more to return. and we call her
back. She is gone. and happy (or us it we
can say we have been (sithtul. andmadehsr
happy. and can look (reward to themeetirg
-I beyond the grave.
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Mbssblsmlrdasdaaadtbalrpeisbment:
“holster-Brahman a (allowwbe has
beencomiagtosscbereverynigbthrsome
an W1WH.Mtohavssdit»
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enderthesotaoathedyiadvsltrd tilths
gets“. sadiustsahswss mhiaghsrit
(ordnandttesttebhasrongrhhtarmfor
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compose yourself and read further. It w l ”
ry was refuted. Wepublisn below snexlruet . ’
it lsln rest lnview oi the rumors
recently ulsted. d hich ea‘rctually _ , ‘
centred is the stoty. sdocuntvnt isln‘
retraction is explicit and plain. and the
den. Jun“ oi Norwslk. in the "
said brother and William llawley Earp. '
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