. lit ruinous SERMON.
”mousv” THE SUBJECT or sun-
DAY MORNING’S DISCOURSE.
1t con-bise- an not in Ohmxlonl In the
“luau Base and In the Brute ("venue-o
It Pierce. and Enemies the Bag]; with
III Boxing Fire. '
”nexus, April 15,—The hymn sung by
D congregation in the Tabernacle thb
morning begins:
llomorc lei hm blood be spilt,
\‘ell normal for human guilt.
Professor Henry Eyre Brown remit-rod the
Walnut»: in E minor by Bitter. IInV’
tag eswumled passages of Scripture in
to the Ithavior of Jacob and Esau,
Bar. 1‘. De Witt Talmage, D. 1)., preached
a: the subject of “Jealousy," taking his text
from Proverbs vi. 3|: “Jeulmnzy is the rage
of e no." He said:
Sane subjects a religious teacher tout-ha
Wtimenmw coming on them from one
direction, now from another. But here is a
Biblethemethatfonome reason islefttev
”tally alone. This morning, asking your
[layers and 'in the strength of God, I want
tomb it.
There isan old sin,haggard, furious, mon-
m and diabolical, that has for ages
walked and crawled the earth. It combines
all that h obnoxious in the races human,and
Malinda]. omithological, reptilian
horned, tnsked, hoofed, lunged,
tingednheeye of basilisk, the tooth of an
addenthe jawsof a crocodile, the crmhing
We! an ammdynem of a unor-
Mthetongneof scobra,and the coil of
thewurlnthatneverdies. Itisinevery
euumuuity, in every church. in every legis-
lafivehall, in every monetary institution, in
every drawing room levee, in every literary
and professional circle. It whispers, it
hint, it lies. it dcbnuches, it blasphemes,
itdanms. My text names it when it says
“Jmlonsy is the rage of a man." It is grid
at the nuperiwity of others; their superiority
lutalentorwealthm-beautyor elegance or
virtueorsocial or professional or political
recognition. It isthc shadow of other peo-
ple's success. It is the shiver In our pocket
bookhecauaeltisnot as fat assume one
don’t pocket book. It is the twinge in our
tongue because it is not as eloquent as some
oneelsc’s tongue. It is the flutter in our
robes became they are not as lustrous as
aomeoneelse'srobes. It is me earthquake
underonrhousebecauee it is not as many
feet front and deep as our neighbor's house.
It is the thunder of other people’s popularity
souringthemilkof our kindness. It is the
father and mother both of ouchalf of the
discontent and outrages and detmctious and
bankruptcies and crimes and woes of the
human race.
It was antediluvian as much as it is post-
diluvian. It put a mugh stick in the hands
ofthe first boy that was ever born, and said
to him: “Now, Cain, when Abel is looking
the other way crash in his skull, for his sacri-
ficebasbecn accepted and yours rejected." 1
And Cain picked up the stick as though just
towalk with it, and while Abel was watch-
ingeomehird in the tree top, or gazing at
Iomewaterfall, down came the blow of the
firstasusaination, which hashnd its echo in
all the fratricides, matricides, uxoricides,
Winfmfiddes and regicides of all
aged-Buttons. Thispassiimofjoalousy
soduurhedCaligula at the or
motthemmot histime that be cut a
muchadrniredcurlfmmthehrowofCincin—
Wandtooktheembroidercdcollar from
theneckof and had Ptolomeeu
killedbecauseofhis purple robe, which at.
traetedtoomuchatlention. After Columbus
hadphcedAmenc-aasagemin tboSpanish
crown, ' set on the Spanish cour-
tim to depreciate his achievement, and
Waniumtiestilltho grout discoverer
hdhiaheartbroken. Urgedonbythisbad
punish. Dionysius flayed Plato because he
wuwhrthanhimaelfand Phflowenius be-
eaiwehis mnsicwas too popuhr. Jealousy
made Ker-h lie about Emanuel Succoth
' Gidem.
Jeelousymadethe trouble between Jacob
andhau. Thathurled .Ioeephiutothe pit.
Mme): the twenty—three fatal wounds
ithulius Cm. Thatbanished Aristides.
MfiredAutonyagaiust Cicero. Tiberius
erlledm architect becauseof thefame he
gotforabeautiful porch,aml slewapoetfor
his fine tragedy. That set Saul ina rage
who» David. How graphically the Bible
whitwben it says: "Saul eyed David” lt
wtohhpomessimofbotheyesnnd
min then find: and burn like two port
helmet helL "Senleyed David.” That is
heleokedfl himas muchutossy: “You
little MW dare yonattunpt anything
great! Iwillgrlndyounndwmy heel. l
willextermhiate you,l will, you miserable
Muslim Crouch, crastIink tntothat
ratheh. lwill teachthoeewomen to sing
"leather eong,insteadof“8aul has slain
hit W but Davidhis tens of thou—
unda" thnVoltaireheardthatPrederick
theGnatwufor-gefllughtmandputtinghis
admirationon Becaulanld’Arnaud,
elect on rules, will be discussed from
thwssnd platforms, and the people of Louis-
iana will be told that the taxes must be
taken of! Sign, the people of Virginia will .
be toldthattlwtaxesmusthe taken off to-
bacco.aud the people of Pennsylvania will
beloldthatthetuxumnsthetakemoflimn,
and the people of Kentucky will be told that
thetaxes mustbetakcn of! whisky, and the
wopleothiothatthotaxesmust be taken
ores, and all themonetary interests. north,
Iohth,east and west, will be told in each
neighborhoml that thetaxes and tariff will
banned to suit them, irrespective of any-
body else; and, the presidential election
over,all will settle down asit was before.
If you think that all this discussion in public
plaoeeisfrunuuy Mrs of the welfare of
tbedoarpeople and not for political effect,
you are grievously mistaken
Go into all occupations and profesions,
and if you want to know how much jeal-
ousyisyettobe extirpatod,ssk master
builders what they think of each other’e
houses, and merchants what their opinion is
of merchants in thesameline of business in
thesamestreet, and ask doctors what they
think of doctors,.and lawyers what they
think of lawyers, and ministers what they
think of ministers, and artists what they
think of artists. As long as men and
women in any department keep demand
have a hard struggle they will be faintly
Weed, and the remark will be: “Oh,
yes; he is agood, clever sort of a fellow."
“She is rather. yes, somewhat, quite—well,
I may say, tolerably nice kind of a woman.”
But let him other get a little too high, and
off goes the aspiring head by social or com-
mercial decapitation
Remember tint envy dwells more on
small deficits of character than on great
forces, makes more of the fact that Domit’
ian amused himself by tmnsllxing flies with
his pcnkuife than of his great conquests; of
the fact that Handel was a glutton than of
the fact that he erected imperishable orato
rios; more of Coleridge‘s opium habit than
if his writing “C hristabel‘Y and “The Ancient -
Mariner ;" more of the fact that Addison
drank too much than of the fact that he was
the author of the ”Spectator;w more of a
man‘s peccadilloes than of his mighty ener-
gies; more of his defeats than of his victories.
Imk at the seem] and heaven descended
science of healing, and then see Dr. Blackenv
zie, the English surgeon, who prolonged the
life of the crown prince of Gennany until he
fie pretended came thathe did not
lusllmited ml,” the real
diathefacltlnt all themenwho tried
WMWWwouldnotequalonoAlbei-t
Barnes.
Yes, amid all profeswm and businesses
and occupation» and trades, and amid all
circles, needs to be heard what God my:
in regard to envy and jealousy, which,
though not exactly the some, are twine:
“Envy is the rottenness of the bone.”
“Where envy and strife Is, there is confusion .
and every evil work.” ”Jealousy is the rage
demon." My bearers, if this evil pension
is in any of your sails, cry mightily unto
God foritsexpullion. Thatw’hiehhasdowned
kings and emperors and apostles and re»
farmers and ministers of religion and thou-
.nds of good men and women, is too mighty
toryou to conterul against moulded. The evil
has so my roots, of such infinite convolu—
tion, that nothing but the enginery of onmipo-
tencecan pull It out. Tradition says that
when Mose- lifted up his hand to pray it was
all encrusted with rooms, and no sooner do
you pray than you are helped. Av‘r‘ay with
the accused, nenchful, blackening, damning
crime of jealousy. Allow it to stay and it
will eat up and carry ollall the religion yon
unpack into your sold for the next half
century. It will do you more harm than it
doesanyoneit leads you to assail. ltwill
deludo you with the idea that you can build
yourself up by pulling wmelxxly chm down.
You will make more out of the success of
others than out of their misfortunes. rip-cal:
well of everybody. Stab no man in the back.
Ben honey bee rather than a spider: be a
dove rather than a. bumrd.
Surely this world is large enough for you
and all your rivals. God has given you a
workto do. Go ahead and do it. Mind
your own business. In all circles, in all busi-
nessess, in all professions there is room for
straightforward successes. JenIousye-nter-
tainedwill not only lmlwurf your soul but
it will flatten your skull, lie-mean your eye,
put pinchcdnese of look about your nostril,
given bndcurl to the lip, and expel from
your face the divine image in which you Turkey lied Damask.
were created. When you bear a man or wo- ‘ . .
man abused. drive in on the defendant's solo. “‘ '30 a Beautiful LineChallies
at l 4 cents.
Watch for cxcellences in others rather than
than for defects, morning glories. instead of
l’. tin—Just opened. a nice
nigntshmle. If someone is more Inlnntiful
than you, thank God that you have not so)
line Spring Jackets at right
pl'lfl’fi.
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many perils of vanity to mnteml with. If
some one has snore wealth than you, thank
God that you have not so great stewardship
toanswer for. If some one is higher up in
social lmition, thank God that those who
, are down need not learn full. If some one
I gets higher mum in church or state than
ou,thauk (lml there are not so many to
became emperor, “lid, 1 here. may 3'“ euro 1 wish for the hastening on of your olmloies.
him, 50 that he may for many years 30‘7"“ The Duke of 'Dtmtzig, in innirirm‘. apart—
that magnificent German nation, than which ments, was visited by a plain frirmel, and to
there is no grander. Yd 5" great are the keep his friend from, jealousy the duke said:
medical jealousies that Dr. )lm'kenziedure
not walk the streets of Berlin. He is under
military guard. The medical students of
Germany can hardly keep their hands oil of
him. The old doctors of Germany are writh-
ing with indignation. The fact is that in
saving Frederick’s life Dr. Mackenzie saved
the peace-of Europe. There was not an in-
l
telligent nun on either side the mean that
did not [our for the result if the throne passed
from wise and good old Emperor William to
his inexperiem'ed gmnilwn. But when, an-
der the medical trentnwnt of Dr. Mackenzie,
the Crown Prince Frederick took the throne,
a wave of satisfaction and confidence rolled
over Christendom What shall the world do
with the doctor who saved his life! “Oh,”
cried out the medical jenlousies of Europe,
“destroy him, of course, destroy him."
What a brutal scene of jealousy we had in
this country when President llarficld lay dy—
ing. Tbm were faithful physicians that
sacrificed their other practices and sacrificed
their health for all time in fidelity to that
deathbed. DBL Blis and Hamilton lL'ltl Ab-
ncw went through anxieties and toils and
fatignes such as none but God could appro-
ciate. Nothing pleased many of the medical
profession. The doctors in charge did noth-
ing right. We who did not see the ease knew
sick room for runny weeks. l, who never-had
anything worse than a run-round on my
thumb, which seemed to me at the time wm
worthy all the attention of the entire medical
fraternity, had my own ideas as to how the
president ought to betreatezl. And in pro—
portion » physicians and laymen were ignor-
ant of the use they were sure the treatment
better than thmc who agonized over it in the
“You can have all I have if you will stand
twenty panes of! am! let me shunt at you a
hundred tines." "Sumo.” said his friend.
“ll'ell,” said the duke. "to gain all my
honors I faced on the battle field more than
athousund gunshots tired not more than ten
paces oil."
A minister of small congregation mm‘
plained toamin'uster of large congregation
about the sparsemss of his attendants. "Ah,"
said the one of large audience, "my lawn, you
willfind in the day of jmlgment that you
had quite cnmigh people for whom to be hell
accountable,"
Substitute for jealousy an elevating emnin »
tion. Seeing others gmcLh-t us try to he
better. Seeing others indmtrious, let us
work more hours. Seeing others lemvolvnt,
let us resolve on giving larger Il‘rlw‘llmgt' of
ourmenns for charity. Slay Gui put mu-
grltulations for others into our right hand
and cheers on our lips for these who ll" brave
and useful things Life is short a:
the longest; let it all I»! tilled up
with helpfulness for others, work
and sympathy for each otters misfort
ones, and our arms be full of whit..- mantles
to cover up the mistakes and failures of
others. If an evil report about Some one
come tons, let Inlput on it no»: favorable
construction, as the Rhom- c-nters Loki.- lxman
foul and amines out crystalline). Do not build
so much on the transitory olLIYerences of this
world, for soon it will make no diil’erence to
I whether we had around» or ten cents,
and the ashes into which the tongue of
Dennethenes dissolved are just like the ashes
Into which the tongue of the veriest stam-
Inerer went.
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H. S.“ lRflWN’S
iced was a mistake. And when in post
marten: the bullet dropped out o! a dilferent
part of the body from that in which it was
supposed to have been lodged, about 200,0!”
people shouted: “I told you so." “There, I
knew it all the time.” There are some doc.
tors in all cities who would rather have the
patient die under the treatment of their own
schools than have them get well under some
other pathy.
Yea; lookat therlericalprofe-ion. I am
sorrytosaythatin mattersof jealomy it is
no better than other profusion There are
now in all denomination-a great many young
clovgymen who have- faculty for superior
usefulnm Butthey arekept down and kept
heck and crippled by older ministers who
look askance at there rising evangelists.
Theyaresnubbed. They arojostled. They
are patronisingly advised. It Is suggested
term that they hadbctter know their
If hero and there onewithmorenerve
andbrainsndconeecratiouanddivine force
go past the seniors who want to keep the chief
If you massailcd by jealousy mice no on—
swer. Take it as a compliment, for people
arenever jealous of a failure. lfntil your
work is done you are involve-miller. Remem-
ber how our Lord behaved under such can.»
partitions. Dial they not try to catch him in
his word! Did they not call him the victim
of inton’cants! Did they not misinterpret
him from the wintsroi' the year, tothe spring
of the year 33; that is, from line first infantile
cry to the last groan of his minimum?
Yet he answered not a word! But so far
limitlemolishing either his ru'wsion or his
good name, after near runetecn centuries ho
outrauks everything under the skies, and is
eecontltononesbove themnnd the archangel
nukes saloons at his footstwl. Christ's
bloodyarnagonists thought they had finished
himwhenthey wroteorer the miss his-e-
cnntion in three lensing“. Hebrew and
Greek and Latin, not realizing that they were
hythatmintroducing him to all mom,
since Hebrew is the holiest language,aud
Creek the wisest of tongues. and Latin the
Slate Roofing !
We mprL—zuh skittles-lobe!
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In either BANGOR. "81’ BARIEOR. or
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at 5 cent: in In! and null
Portico wishing Slate routes should (all on up
before contracting elsewhere.
A. BACK & Co.
Wuasr..foot of Ilse-lined South sorwalk.
GILBERT H. BITCH,
DB. C. II. KENDALL,
momma-r.
ll- med from m to South law-ll.
wherebewlllwskeaspeciehyof estuct’ teeth
withorwltboutpsaad insert Wh-
Yuvlheml sixty daysprices w' bereduced.
8m (3031136 $15.00 T0 no on.
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73 Iain fit. so Norwallt.
SPRING SEASON
1888.
Tuesdays
ofueh eech’dlriugihelnoutbof
April and ”flirty
we will open novelties in
HATSand‘IllINIIETS
Ladies ease fall below purchasing elsewhere
tad exam me our ricck.
We willofler today. Saturday. April 7. a. full line of
Trimmed Tin-bans
from 0250 up.
DRESS MAKING
PURCHASING sensor.
311's. J. A. Decker
Ilse resumed Ikeesmskiuy in this. city. and on and
‘ after April 2, will occupy '
Room II and 16.. Havilnml's Block,
Washington Street.
In connection therewith she will ermine: a par
chasing agency. giving rherrtu her powered w '
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WIMMVlthlullwidelolhrlrmwlMlmof
New Dress Goods, Silks. Oloaks, Wraps,
Ready-made Suite, and all that is
new in Upholstery Goods and
Curtains.
Great Salt-luff Linens
Housekeeping Goods.
N‘EW PRICES AND NEW GOODS.
We In“: ll!!! mind our I"print: Importation from the best manufacturers of the world and will oler
on hands) the Iareett and flue-t stock of linens, we have ever shown. It is not our aim to get up an
excitement on low-grade stud that will prove a disappointment to the buyer when quietly examined at
how, but to offer hone“, well made Ilui wi I he s 10 to every household and induce the customer
to ensue again. For equal qualities 8 ARE REV”! UN KRSOLD.
TOWELS.
mdormofllIe-ched, llackabeck. Crumbamslk. Oatmeal Glass Cloth llamaley Crash. Twilled
Dion.lluc”snd Bleached llamaskT I,’ l ' '- ' ’ ' Dams '
Towele,sll:t 1238- Each. owes me udiug 200 dozens of Knotted Fringe II
mdozens Knotted hinge German Buck Towels, fine quality, at We. Each.
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in Eew tori ev- ry Wednesday.
mom tor Draeemzmzor «tress mazeriilp of any
kindun be: left at her phice of business wneidmsed
to her. Box on. south Sorwalk.
learners Wanted.
beats me town, try it. .
Price 35¢ :1 lb.
Basins. Innonnnnlnn
Wen-woe some new!“
The Metropolitan’s Record For I887.
Gain in number n! mistszdmg Police:- cane;
Gain in Avon duties “82'. ”fibula“.
Heinlein interest Receipts donning 1867. 515.6”
(lain in Gm» Income drains: I587. 51.3%.‘12ifii
Xumber of Death l'ladzi‘ paid in WC. Riki-t.
Aliment pant to Policvhwlalers dnrmz H237. 9‘1.-
19M"? fill.
Number of Pofirics In Force. 1.193.639.
Xew lruumure written «luring 1537,5MJ5-5228 00.
Capital and Surplus for recurizy of Policy—holders
over and above the reserve mxmred by law, a per
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hoillem for 12mm, err. . re mnnlzation. plus
prevnt inl'cstfll ALONE, Shflfijfilsl.
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«asc—
Silverware.
Sperial attention paid to the repairng of line
watches and jewelry.
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Sentineloflce.whereilcau heminoperationoe
WW‘TH. MEEKER,
Sole Agent for Kenneth.
Sanitary mum and muffin-m heating a
W".
wfuililiee for cutting all sins of Pipes.
wasnnwrox 81.. South Norwalk. (It.
placatheyoungaresdvisedinthewonlsof m5whn, ' , w .
Sci-mun: flmathiehotdltheglnards mm m not a. m mwho M M, - - ~ ”on.“
In crown. r uncharged“ m faultslookedat through a mum and " ’
casein-bum m do"? dicks-n0 escape. Hamill-ed the chief butler and “mm“ mom”
thehrevltyof thelrcarmisjobilantlyproph m..- nndtndition says that mm... ”mm“:
soled. lfitbeadenominationwltb bishops, .1}th ”amnion”... 11“., ammonium
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vided for Merlin, the Chrhtnn martyr, ommrs
tyrantswouldnotsdmlt that jealousy
hadaaypowedoud them, and they take
naturally shalt-IR sweeten-ad
phawaudbalmefathooseadlowers.
hats, Fish inlets,
lfe'vclahles, Fruits,
would it
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GIVE ‘03 A TRIAII.
HARD PAN PRICES.
TURKEYS
The cheapest and lleel In 'l'own.
CELERY
HO“ GROWN. mean “In! DAY.
HOME DRESSED CEIOKBNS. Gm
AND DUCKS.
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Oranges. Lemons. Fruits. Cranberries. Bars-
and Canned Goods.
memo-—
leat. ’rlsh. Oysters, (name and Swallow-
Remnan'sf Market.
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