Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-28

OWL 8lNNS, 1llN Who N,tSlNS ~ N(NkN
it 10 noble purposes, NiSNtrrn YEARS
Of intense suffering, herohNty en-
durNl had mark,>d the fArr with m
uuSp,3hAhlr nobility and SHutlrucSS
al expression which deeply imprrSS,N
and myStjdtd the Clergyman opposite
him, who knew perfN,ly that the
ownrr Of this sublime fay, must have
left nIvtmaor but an hour or TWO W..
fore
lo>; FNNyum was free a last The
day tor which he had sighed thNugh
all that furnace vt lon& wears hNd
actually dawurd. lie might como and
~ hyurlth the broad heaven above
En&laud rs he listed. Tho trvNr OF
this tArugM had kept HIM awake
through the long hours VT the last
night IN prison; and Yet, WHOM he
turned his back ON the grim NntldiN&S
of DlrtnDnnr, he could scarcely see
them for tears.
lie left friends hHhtEd those storm
walls friends who would feel his de
parturr lis an irNNparah)e loss friends
for Whom his heart hlNl. In the wide
world into which he WAS thrust IlonN
after q HCr-timr snnnt IN uulN,ruiny
its ways, he had hut one rrtrud; one
who had Srru him last in the flower
of youth and iutellrct, aud who, in
spite of her lNnG-trird and unSwrrN-
inc devotion. nirhi shrink from the
wrecl, he uow WAS ruined In health
shott,r,5 ,u n,,,,,s md with r1,st,d
prosnr,,s
TheS, thourhts made hin, turn n
wfStrul ro2r upnn IN, nurnlr stones
nr n,r,mnnr whenever = tnrn nr mo
limo brought II inn, siuht rh,> rou,n,,,
no had FAN IN Freedom on his trmpn-
rarv cS,apr nine wears before could
pevcr moro thoh 80 STRONGLY Within
hiua. ,,hosr lotrr wears had vrourht
moro rrurl rf,nrt un,1 him. ,bc nri.
yations of that b.irf sn>ll or fr,rlnm
which r,vnrthrlnss wos in his mann.
orv like tho worry hreoth nr hr,vru
and tho ulnnss which rn1L,v,l th,m
h,l mora sur,lv S,nnna his slrnnuth
Ills contiyly hod hern moro riro,,us
ofl,q that hr had worn irons ma
routinr had NOW moro ,tIr,tu,llv
numhnd his r,cultius so that ht Inst
II had GROWN IN IN -, nr,nSsitv, and
now thot NO C,und himsnlr tl,rn,u an
his own rrsnurrrs and drurnl,nt an
no will hut his own hr v,s ll,r q
lust rhild half r,j,htonnd oul hnn,i,.
darna nv IN, nrttir., Recommendations
or lifn
IIn a,rra MOT nurn,r,r, III, m,nl
clrr.rvmon'S kindly ott,mnts NJ r,nr,v1
cnnynrs,ti,n and IN, n,n,r hr LIANT
him wns Ms # wrirtcn IN nm unI,nown
tonpuo Whn cnull understand tho
"rimus" or tn-d,v If thn ,v,nts NJ hhc
Inst t,ynntv vno,,s ,vnr, a hlnnl, T., hing
F,mnires had disounrored from L,urorc
since Eycrord's incorrs,rotton. rrnr,h
cmpircs had risen; English sprINty
and English puhlic onlnlon had nm.
dnrrane n total change. I1nwllsh pnll.
ties had been radically altered; more
IMAM one revolution had been accom-
pASll"d' "ld landmarks were swept
away the WorId had made mighty
S'rl''~ onward Tor oeUer or Tor worse;
ana OF All TINS u" knew hothihG'
At Exeter ~" loi1 more Ht ease
Leaving lle S'atl"i on root ne W"lm
mo li' S'F"lS OF me ancient Guy,
nor needing TN" trles OF cahlhrh ana
holel 'nuhS MOI dreaming Vlla' ne
could ne "udF"NS'H as SIT VINO hnd
80 Io'iS p'"I' only NO, W. ahd peas
AMY 'A'I'"l I'D una HliilSel moving
nhlN'h"rr'" among crowds "i free tel
l"W-rlPt,ur'S me oilti"irFll p"iIS
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He entered the first tailor $ shop.
and cot a suit Of readymadc clothes,
which he put on there and then, not
unmindful Of a curious smile on the
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