Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10
sisaC CorsspOndence II the Rmiriel Farmer.
a,THE TOWER or LoNDoN,

I A. THE TOWER OF IsONnnNl AsE
z - .''sssifs
sThis famous old ,isfr, i, .si,:.a u u.
| eastern mart Of modarn + .on5.a "a - IN -
former tiu,ns. whe '.h. c;tv' -. = -' MO 81.
my comoared Win 4. 1890 self Il vsn
quite orr 49, W. viii l.poto,;t from
saa c.n..s . ac = ~. -. rrona. ,..r.s q
Panls IL nm. nnr.r u and lover fhames street
which nrs narrow ana dirty, i;rE,. and lined
mostly, vith tail. darn. eld store-houses;
and, chsa \ 81 preasy, / cook -shops II The
course of these streets. The one beine i
continuation of the other. Is parallel
with the. .riiver. ! short stone y thow from
ltha water. andIahay are 4intersected bv
4 number &c narrosyer and l]iffier .tfEesefs
! and lanes. which come lso,mewbat sfeep-
" down the slopa of the nnner hank -
The, characteristics of this mart Of the
city seem to be gloom. dirt, toll. hunger.
gin, opulent commerce, and .abiect,
HOPELESS poverty. Here are ~ Lone
lane, e. and & Harp slans. 2 where, love
land music would seem to- be perfect
strangers. II 5A&s slss sla' .sssssis
r Here however. after. our our long. l,a, hot
and not very sweet smelling walk. 1--WE
passed the upper end Of Biliinsgato iish
market) we have arrived at Tower Hill,
a long. steer, auare, we .maRs. .ha~aln
lowed the expression. running up from
the river, and making al d end to lower
Themes street HI Here are women selk
ing ripe. cherries, oranges. nuts ringer
beer. .lat little stalls at The edge Of the
pavement. Opposite to us are the outer
walls Sc the tower. and beyond this the
four turrets of the ssswhife tower q, which
/ is the citadel and most consnic,,ons, nart
of d the, fortress stick nm, more ike fo,,r
nenner hoxes in q csstor-stand than
Ianythine else to which /, can compare
them. Thi. central tower, probably the
most 'ancIent part now in existence, was
:n. yua ~ :. n1an. 'uo oonqu.re1, nealiy
-. n WY - ea.l esos .ous aa''tu ua.
cn ~. ~ l'n's sounu seooo, "
.ole .n's LII. I :n,l. ,lu.n noi a..cisn'
e. ~. ss' Du.s 'sr'a 'E''', - aS eaf'y % 'ne
' 'Ia.s..s1as.J - s'
e..us Va .n.s. .Ao :ou'er' 5Noouen gaze
"ays a,p s'ypP'Ds ,. su'o ~, Moooen paliu-
s,,sn 49,. ..,,as. ,Yvns sNa.'y IN ons = GUT
a ~Iss9I rashiroaa ssaii's,FeaS dePo''ss p1y
our uensss, sacn paying 20 cents, az the
i oH'ce; men passing into reiresnment ere, u :
room, ~.'nssa's On tnree@ s'oes' ana q
counter ,aDie ohane otnef tas,la depot,
aIoresalql al!eRsceq tpy e couple 81 good
natureo =. looking ss, @ old ladles mere ieF us
3, Ru'rcnase small Pamphle. guide TO = the
: over ano Suing GOWN comIortaD'y, !.
:. con !. oYerWnhe wa',hg m tue coming o'
'I'e y: waluels, w =. ;:.a'l sl'c~ 'ne gs'ner-
mg I'M So,pan tn nons - tn1 Piac
ln1 ~ 'sJ'ts nowessl' g Yl1c', once
,1..a Msr. sao"n nols, az nels .h ho ,onger,
"as''s oeen fe"oveu ,no'e '.lan twenty
years agoito the Aooioglcal Gaaden.
esIl 11a IL wARDER.! s& Y "
Now what sort ofa nerson do vol
j, ,.s,,,,nose !, rder - ha3 s a ,dr;ed IN i
rlecren;t old fellow with . ,ur;nLlad faca
and ! M solemn look HI von think 90
Won are much mistaken for, here comes ne !
one md u ~ vos, t,a il ahn,tg Yhe
- ves, ma : .van h.ts seer Ill 'E,n,,iand !,
ldfFthe stare n saw ofF ,ha s,.as'.,h ,he !,
da,,se of conrse yon have heen 30 nee
Charles Kean MA NAV Henry Vth since
Won ! rived II Tonioint. 2 The eaiieetv of
these tower wa rtierss however & more
n,rt;calarly shown !, Il their, black silk-
veivef hats with low ,nnfFv tons and
widish brims, ali trimmed of With bright
new red, whi1e and blue ribbons, than in