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ll. 1., July alt—Chaplain T.
W'Wltt , to?
Whmfumtof the!" ark state
.8094 Moot! amped hero. The
rogimeutareetnbladat 8 p. m..whoupoople
from the neighboring country, towns and
citiawmpteacatinimmemo numbetl. A
leuoffite'l’hirtoenth ' t,andtheir
, Whategathetedmfal oocupatiousand
menotthedtyand mm of the
,heteisathemofltforallotul.
Ono Sabbath or with my family
atouudniemeweretal overtheweneof
the test. In the wide open eyes and the
mtenugatmandtheblanchedcheeh,
muted what a tlrllliag drama it was.
Therebthooldcitynharter by name than
anyotha'dty lit/the ass, with two
letters—A. I—At loshaeaadhiomeu want
’totohlt. Howtodothisisthequestion On
a form oceuion, in a straightforward, lace
toface ilght,t_hey had been defeated; but
nowthayaregolngtotakolt byunlbuecadc.
Genet-alkaline has two divider)! in hleartny
~theonedivisionthehattlowtn-nomnmander
willleadhitnaelffiheotherdividonhesends
of! tqeucampinanambtuhonthe west-hie
ofthecityotAl. No toteheemodantanl,
no sound at heavy luttalione, but 30,”
awarthy warriors moving in silence,
speaking only in a whisper; no clickv
lug 0t swords against shields, lest
the watchnlon of Al discover it find the
Stuttgart be a failure. If n refueling
‘ .aoldierin the lsraelltiah army forgets himv
letall aim; the line tho-word 15"!!th
’ rJo‘ahuatakasthoother dlvnimx, the one with
s
l’
which he is to march, and puts it on the
north side of the city of Al, and then spends
the night in teconnoiteriug in the valloy.
There he is, thinking over the fmvtuncsof the
coming day with something of flu fs'v'llllgfl of
W'ellington the night before liar: rim, or of
Meade and law the night hot“: n 6"",‘tzysllurg.
There he stands in the night at. 1 my to lum-
self: "Yonder lathe division l.) mnbush on
the west side of Al. Here i. the division I
have under my especial t~...x:u.~.tld on lilo
_ nmh side of Al. Them is {to old city slum-
hering in its sin. Tel—morrmv will his the
battle. look! the morning alremly begin!
to tip the hill; The military officers of Al
look out in the morning very warly, and while
they do not see the division in ambush they
behold the other lelllOn of .lusluln, and the
cry, “To arnisl To anus!" tinge through all
the streets r.’ th~ old town, and every sword.
whether I. ‘ :n! .:l bent. or newly welded,”
brought oz. all :le inhabitants of the
city of Al your through the gates, an ltlfurlv
atedtorrmt. Slu'l tin-tr cry is: "Come, we'll
make quick work with Jxehua and hi!
tmope.” Kn emner haul these people of Al
come out against the troops of Joshua than
Joshua gave such a command as he seldom
gave, “Fall hat-kt" Why, the) couldnot he
liero their own cars. ls Joshua’scourage
failing him!
“rm, um and m on
annual... thiewone nun Bull Run
defeat. And you ought to heat the soldier!
at Ai cheer, and cheer, and cheer. Butthéy
hamhtooaoon. Wmlyhimm:
matrainingtbeirfisionto
tromJoahuathattheynnyhnowwhptttmo
to dropupon the city. Joshua “hi! hi!
burnuhedlpoar,glisteuinglnthe,llin like)
demand point! it towardtho
Ionic
lento! flying ttoopa. Anthem-alumina
.hl W
trwpakwwthattheyat!
Whatamltwuwhen
ambuhwhlehhadtakaithe
city numbed down against the men
at Al on the one tide, and the
.h'oopennder Joelmadouhledup theirena—
“”fmthauthetaide,“
thenmotAl
mgldhetmthuetwuhurrlcanesot
oouI'IZEJhruttMorcandhehind,
Whhmlndblck, groundhetm
tbupperandthenethu’ millstoueaofGod‘a
Woetothecityot an (near
forthatrlumphoflwaell
Imthdru: Thank such a thing-
vlototion'. retreat. Joshua's falling Wk
wasthofltltchaplerfnhisluceeltul
I‘ll. Andthetenretinuln
them thing youcnn do to
llfowhen
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y-ndthegravemeotthehnt
for had. Yourtehatls 'ou’
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5?:
tothe'
grows on my
than give up my faith.” the
y! of retreat tor tho church were day! at
victory.
The Fathers fell back from the
othertldeot them tol’lymul MKW
how are ' a continent for the
Won of the world. The Chute:
at Christ, falling back from 'wdlnoat,’ al
lug back from Rue St. Jacques, falling back
from St. 1MB, falling back from Wnrtetn-
hurg castles, tailing back from the BM
market place, yet all the time triumphlng.
Notwithstandlu all the dwelling reverie.
which the chute of Christ Hitters, what do
weaootodayf Three thousand missionarie-
of the cross on heathen ground; sixty thou—
nand ministers of Janoa'Jhrlst in thin land;
at leeutwo hundred million! of Christian!
on earth Alluations mlay kindling ina
blow of revival. Falling buck, yet adv
vauclug until the old \Vcsluyan hymn will
prove true:
mm at Judah shall bl'mlt the chain. '
And give in the victory again and again:
But them is n more marked illustration of
victorious retreat in the life of our lemn.
the Jesus of tho ages. First falling back
from an appalling height to an appalling
depth, falling from celestial hillsl totcrrcav
trial valley», from throne to tnnnnr; yet
that did not harm to endless him as a retreat.
Falling Incl; still further from Bethlehem to
Nazareth, from Nazareth to Jt'rlhflllcfll, lxwk
from Jennaulcm tn finiguthn, book from (inl—
gotlm to the mausoleum in the melt, buck
down ovcr the [ll't't'lpll’t's'ul purrditiun until
he walkml amid the cavemen! thuetrmnl
captives and drank of the wine of tho wrath
of Almighty Gui amid the Altai»: unxlthe
mecla and tho lkleimzznn’s. 0 men of the
pulpit and men of t e pow, (.llzrhit'a (intent
from heaven tom film-2t nut mummy half
the nlistanm. It was from glory to lwrditlon.
llouhweniled into hell. All the records of
earthly retreat are as nothing compared with
this falling. Santa Anna, with the frog—
mente of his army flying over the ptntmux
of Mexico, and Numlcmn and his army to-
trmting from Moscow in tire nwful
snows of Rania aro not worthy to
be nlentionml with this rutrmt, when
all the pvmeru of darkncos eecrn lobe pur-
suing ('hrist as he fell back, until the body
of him who came to do such wonderful
things lay pulsclcass and stripped. Methinks
that the city of Al was not so emptied of in
inhabitants when they wont to pursue Joshua
as pcrdition was emptied of devils when they
started for the pnrsouit of Christ, and he fell
back and bark, down lower, down lower.
chasm below chum, pit below pit, until he
seemed to atrrko the bottom of objnrgatlon
and acorn and torture. Ohl the long, loud,
jubilant about of hell at the defeat of the
Lord God Almighty!
But let not the powers of darkness rejoice
quite to noon Do you hear that disturbance
f in the tomb of Arimatbeal I bear the sheet
' tending! What means that stone hurled
. down the side of the billf Who is this con.
ing null Push him back! the dead must not
”talk in this open sunlight. Oh, it is our
‘ Jmhna. Let him coma out. He mumfmth
; and start.) for the city. Ile takes the rim
tot the Roman guard and points that way.
Church militant marches up on one side and
the church triumphant marches down
on the other ante. And the powers
: of darkness being wright between these
; ranks of celestial and terrestrial valor, noth-
: i er in left of mm «a» we .. m4 mm»
, nebu‘l eternal victory. On his head beall
thectowna Inhisbandbeall tho scepter:
At hisfcetbeallthehnnnnlwurts; and
here, Lord, is one of them
lesson the account: The triumph of the
wicked is short. Did you ever see an army
lnnpanicl Therelsnothing so uncontrol-
rfable. If you had flood at long Bridge,
, Washington, during the opening of outlad
(civil war, you would know what itistotee
janarmyrun. And when thoee men of Al
flwouldscatter themes the «quit»: the
* Bethaven. So it always is. The triumph of
, the wickedjs short. You make 8.0.000 at the
gaming table. Do you expect tokcep it! You
gwilldieinthepourhoute. Youmadoafortune
by iniquitoustrafllc. Doyonexpect to keep ill
i Your my will mm, m- n will stay long
: enoughtorurteyourehihiron after you are
gdead. Call overthemll ofb-d menwho
andaeehmrehort was their pros
ty. For a while like the men of Al
went from to «inquest,
but attcra while disaster rolled back upon
them and they were divided into three
parts: misfortune took their property, the
grave took their body, and the lost
world took their not I amalways infer—
.tod in I: building of theatres and the
(m—alltheee itatitntiemflotoheoome the
mewhmhouat Christian men debut-
flowlpugwillittaheyourboynto
yonrillgutteugainai The
notfivaonthalfthairdaya Porawhil!
and-trot
3
l gill
ill
lieiaambuditoropporhmiwnoeerreflod
Thhutotouropputunitin .iouotliooutlle
arm. but are wasted; by
gentry Chrkttau ambusoada you mytake
almostanyoaltleofsintorc'arid. Corneup
toward tutu witha beshgemmt of
argument, ’and you wil be dmatod; hut jut
waituntilthedoorottheirhoartaiuetajar,
«they are (it their Morthelnevere
caution is away from home, and than dropla
on them from a Christian mnbuscwlo. There
haalieen many a man up to his chin in orien-
tidc Malice which proved there was no
Christ and no divine revelation, his pens
acllnetar daughtetbe hart of theological
oppommwhmaovmhehws, has been dis
candied and captured for God by some little
tlueovyearold child, who has got up and put
her mowy anus around his einewy neck and
asked some Simple question about Godand
haven.
0h. make a flank movement: steal amarch
m the devil; cheat that man into heaven
A five dollartreatise that will stand all the
law! of hondlatlea may fail to do that which
a penny tract of Christian entrant y may ac—
complish. Oh, for more Christian; in am—
lnucade,notlylng in idleness, but waiting
for a quick spring, waiting until just the
right time comm. Do not talk to a-‘tnan
about the vanity of this world on the day
when he has bought mnlotltlng at “twelve"
and is going uracil it at ”fifteen." But talk
fit him about the tunlty of tho world
on the day when he has bought tomo-
thing at ”fifteen" and is mmgmllml to sell at
”twelvo.” Donut rub a man’s dislmitlon
the wrong way. Do not who the imperative
turn)! when the subjunctivo mind will do
just as wall. Do not lull: in perfervid style
to aphlrgnuttlc, not try to tickle a" torrid
tcmwrntnent with an iclrlv. You ci'ln take
any man for ClInM if you know how to get
at hint. Do not send n'urul to him that to-
nmrrownt It) o'clock you propose to own
yourbattorica upon him, but come on him
by a ultlllful, premiering, God directed any
lmncnde.
Lesson the fourth: The importance of tak-
ing good aim. There is Joshua, but how are
thoeepwple in ambuzh up yonder to know
when they are to drop upon the city, and
how are those men around Joshua to know
when they are to stop their flight and ad-
vanml There innit be some signal ——n signal
to stop the one dll‘lsinn and to start the
other. Jenhua, with a spear on which were
ordinarily hung the Usilut'ri of battle, mints
toward the city. He stands in such acou-
sp'lcuous position, and there is somueb of the
morning light dripping from that spew tip,
that allaronndthc horizon they see it. It was
as much an to my: ”Tm-re is the city. Take
it. Take it now. Roll down (turn the must.
Surge up from the north. it is ours, the city of
Al.” God knows and we know that a great
deal of Christian attack amounts to nothing
simply immune we do not take good aim.
Nobody knows and we do not know our-
selves which point We want to take, when
we ought to make up our minds what God
will havens to do,and point our spent in
that direction and than burl our body, mind.
ml,llm, eternity at that one target. In
our pulpits and was and Sunday svhmh and
prayer meetings he want to gut a reputation
for saying prr-tfylhmg'z. and so we paint
our 5pc” toward tlu'! flowers; or we want
a reputation for “yum: sublime things,
and we mint our floor toward the stars; or
won-ant to get a rcpttrntion {or historical
litwwlcslgc, and we punt our spear inward
the past; or we smut to g“: n l‘cptlh'lllo‘ln for
grunt Iibcrulltywn “calving our intent all
amend; and it strikes all points of the
Way-v-1ndm, a nu" lfll’h} I! lilo Md world,
proud, mimllioue und nnllfll against all
rightmaunm»: and instead of running any
further away from its pursuit, wounght to
turn urnulul, plant mt font in the strength
of the eternal God, and lift tho old cross and
point it in the tlll'l‘t’uml of tho world's mm.
quest till the ”Bdrm of earth, match—
ing up from on» tide and the glorified of
heaven man-hing down from tho ntlu-r side,
the lust battlemcnt tf sin is mnnprllnl to
swing out the streamers of Emanuel. Uh,
church of God, take aim and conquer.
l have heard it said: “lamb out for a man
whohaaonly one hlea; ho is irresistible." I
my: look out for the man who has mm idea,
and that a determination for sun] saving. I
believe God would strike mo dead if I dared
to point the spent in any other directmn.
Oh, for stone of the outrage and enthusiasm
of Joshua! lie flung two armies from the
tip D! that spear. It is sintul for us to
rest, unhm it is to get stronger
muscle and fronlwr bram and purer
heart for God‘s work. I feel on my
head the hands of Christ in a new ordina-
tion. Do younot feel thesanmomnipptrnt
[weeaurei There isawork for all of us. Oh,
that we might stand up side by tile and
' t the spear toward the city! it ought to
taken. It will be taken. tint cttiw are
drifting 03 toward hm rcltgion or it but is
called ”libenl Christianity," which is to
liberal that it gives up all the cardinal doc,
trim of the Bible, to liberal that it sur-
render: the rectitude of tho throne at the
Almighty. That is libenlity with a ven-
geance. Let us decide upon the work which
we, a Christian men, have to do, and, in the
M of God, go to work and do it.
It is commratlvoly my to hop on a
paradoannd‘ ashowcr of bouquets and hand
clapping, and the whole street full of en-
thneiaatic llama; but it i! not so myto
stand up In the day of battle, the two black-
ened with make, the uniform covered with
Weill. meanest-hum»
cities, and the earth will quaint)i (ruin pole to
pole. Year-of mercieeaud ofjndgmenta Year
of invitation and of warning. Year of jubilee
and of woe. Which side are you going to be
on? With themcn of Al or the men otloshuat
Pa- over till! Sabbath into the ranks of lav
reel. 1 would clap my handset the yo!
your coming. You will havea poor 0 o!
for this world and the world tocomo without
Jesus. You cannot stand what is to come
upon you and upon the“ world unle- you
have the pardon and the comfort and the
help of Christ. Corneaver. On this sidei!
your ha lime and safety. on the other side
is disqulllude and despair. Eternal defeat
to the men at All Eternal victoryto the
men of Joshua!
BITS OF GOOD READING.
Tramp! were never l0 unmons in Call-
forniu as now.
The latest Maxim gun fire! throevpouad
shots at the rate of sixty to the minute.
A jubilee statue of the queen, to be erected
in Bristol, weighs four tons. It is by Mr.
Bot-hm.
The latest arrangement In Pad! for a
wedding at harm is a floral umbrelh, under
which the happy pair stand.
Pour fig! taken fmmattee lnChetoltoo.
Cal. weighed ono pound men ounces, one
of them weighing eight onnoa.
According to The Critic. riding by moon-
light atop of a herdic is the hot weather di-
version most in favor with Washington
awelldotn.
The com, struck at the Berlin mint during
tho reign of’the late Emperor Frederick are
already scarce and at a big premium.
A Cincinnati drugglst ha! killul a patient
by making a mistake in putting up a pre—
acription, the first mistake in eight years
and in 200,“ prescription!»
The National Telephone company, 0! Sent-
lend, has euveral submarine cables of seven,
eightnnd nine miles in length :whlch give
perfect eotiatactiou.
The prime of noon franc! oflered by the
city of Paris for the beat musical composi-
tion waskeptback torthereasou that non
of ithe connxnitions we! considered worthy
o t.
Chattnumga, Tenn, is prospecting quietly
for oil and natural gas, and it either is die
covered hug! herself in the conviction of
becoming a new and greater Pitt-burg.
A baleot Egyptian wtton weighing 038
pounds and one of East Indian growth weigh
lag 400 pounds have attracted attention at
the dmrwny of the Kew York Cotton Er
change.
A brigade was divided into two battalions
foruahntn fight at Aldcnhot. Just before
operations were to begin it was dismverrd
that one of the battalion had been supplied
with ball ammunition instead of blank.
A Providence, IL 1., foundry is engaged in
casting tho largest mining porn in the world
much-um)" em ’nllt Goon ' "llléud ma
weighs twenty tom The unwatering of the
mine willbodonewonerthanwas expected
A workman named Garin, convicted of
stealing live Tobe] cartridges, has been acn-
tenced to five years’ imprisonment and five
years" surveillance. A much heavier sen.
hence would have been imposed if there had
becuevidonce that he meant toaell thmntoa
foreign power.
Prize! am offered by the American Mm
urological Journal, Ann Arbor, Mich, for
the best original essays on tornadoes, or the
best deu-rlptiou of a tornado. The first prim
lath»; the second $.31 Among the writer!
when» works deaervo special mention $50
more will be divided.
The bad luck of the English navy never
stops. m Bcnbow, tho meet powerful ship
yet built, has just been ctunminloned. The
coal bunker! were cloned during a thunder
storm to prevont the Ignition of any foulgaa
After it wasover two ttokers went to the
bunkers with lights The gas which had
been accumulating explsnloil, and both were
seriously injured, one of tlwm fatally.
The Novosti publishes a startling amount
of systemath‘ai piracy along the Russian
court. This is mntlrmul by the experience
of a Finland steamer, which ran aground
this spring at Dago. The inhabitants along
the and tried all they mid to make use of
tho opportunity for robbing the read. The
Novuati any! that propn barium have been
built, with false lighthouses, to load vouch
W lt isonly quite lately, that a light-
mwaadieourerul only a few miles from
c
lfthealligatce hunter! keep up the rig-
oroaswarfan they have lately inaugurated
in the vicinityof Panamtfkee, Pia, again“
thoteptlles thesaurus thereshout will he
beteftofthetn. When thinning-Intonat-
nicnml some time-go, they were only two
ortlireeatit. but now theirnatueis
andthoyilnd ftnolonget profitable to hunt
ontbeiakoandoutlet and are going graduo
allyfartherdowntheriver. The bminmfa
paying-atwonieugetouanarorageflfieeu
wtwnty’gatmanighgandthehflrshlng
frotndf’tyoeata to “.2: each, according“
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100 do: or f- u't Napkun 75 \vurtu $l '33P.
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On 3510 sales we give Free: Return Fan: during this sale.
W.B.HALL&CO
. (for Main and Cannon streets. Bridgeport.
A Look (it Citation-go gouge-truest: 01'
--FURNITURE--
Will Satisfy You That For
Style, arise and Quality,
DAVID STOW’
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN.
UP STAKES.
scum nonwam.
FISH,
VEGETABLES,
FRUIT,
ALL ENDS OF MEATS.
C.E.Remson.
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suit-s mtd‘pricen inn numero
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No trouble to show goods.
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I2Main Street. .
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Fold and recommended by
CharlesESeymo
GROCER,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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70 Washington Street,
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DEMSIK I!
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General Sewer Contracto
I: prepared to make connections with main
pipes m thi! city on the aunt favaabte tern.
Pumas intending to connect with“: recently
more in line my will find it to their advantage
call on him. WI
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H fl Box 20. South Norwalk, h
The Metropolitan’s Record For M
Gain in number of outstanding Potion u i
ll 7. 273.0“
Gain in Am dnrillz lw‘i Slfllfljfl.
a“tiara in Premium Income uriag 1587, 81.15) .-
“Quinta [literal lucc' ipte during 187,
Gain in Gtoee Immedari 1&7. l -
Number ornate Maggi: in 133%. m'%'
Amount paid to Policy» ct! during 137.
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Amount paid by the Company to in m.
holdm for Claim. etc . since inatioa, . ,
[warm invaded ducts. ”8.138.235.
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H. S. ROOD
Watches,
36W 61133
—AND-
Silverware,
Special attention ‘d u the topa.’ ’
Intel” and jewelry” I [M M
,- ,, ’3 {MI} Street.
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