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‘Frhg Three Greatest Things to Do.” Ilia
was Daniel xi,33,“‘l‘he peoplethatdo
hewtheir God shall beetrong, and do ex—
" Followingir the sermon:
Antioch! thantl came down three
times with birarmyto desolate the Jews,
advancing one time with, a hundred and two
trainedelepbantv swinging their trunkn this
way and Maud sixtyvtwo thousand in-
fantry andrixthousnnd cavalry troops, and
they were driven back. Then the ascend
time be advanced with seventy thousand
waned men and had been again defeated.
‘ But thethirdtlme holaid We) siege.
until the navy of Boniecanie in with the
thali- of their long banks of ours and do-
madellthet the siege belifted. And Anti-
ochnv Epiphanco said he wanted time to con-
mltwithhis friends about it, and I’opilius,
«no! the Roman cmbassndors, tooknstafr
_ and male a circle on the ground around
Antiochns Epiphaneo and compelled him to
7. deoidebefore become out ofthnt circle-
whereupon he lifted the siege. Some of the
Jews had submitted to the invader, but some
of them resisted valorously, as did Eleanor
when he had swine' a flesh forced into his
mouth, spit it out hithough he knew he must
die for it, and did die for it, and others, as
my text says, were enabled to do exploits.
Anuploit I would define to be a heroic
act, a brave lent. a great achievement.
"Well, “ you any, "I admire such things, but
there is no chance for me; mine is a sort of
a humdrum life. If I had an Antioclua
Epipr to fight I also could do exploits.”
_ You are right so far as great wars are con-
" awed. There will probably be no oppor-
tunity to distinguish yourself in battle, The
most of the brigadier generals of this coun-
irywould never have been heard of had it
notbecu for the war.(1cn.Gr_unt would
have remained in the useful work of tanning
hider at Galena, and Stonewall Jackson
would have continued the quiet college pro-
fenoriu Virginia. And whatever military
talmtl you have will probably lie donnent
forever. Neither will you become a great,
inventor. Kinsmen hundred and ninevnlne
out of every two thousand inventions found' in
the patent office at Washington never yielded
their authors enough money to pay for the
oxpeusesofcecmiagthepatent. Soyouwill
probably never be a Morse or an Edison or a
Humphrey Davy or an Eli Whitney. There
is not much probability that you will be the
one out of a hundred that achieves extraor-
dinary success in commercial or legal or
medical or literary spheres. What then? Can
you have no opportunity to do exploits.l I
am going toehow you today that there are
three opportunities open that are grand,
thrilling, far reaching, Itupeudous and over-
wbelmiug. They are before you now. In
me, if not all three of them, you may do
exploits. The three greatest things on earth
todoaretoeaveanmumrsuvea woman,or
nave a child.
During the course of his life alum every
ulna gets into an exigency, is caught be—
tween two tires, is ground between two mill.
atom, aitson the edge of some precipice, or
in some other way comes near demolition.
Itmaybe afinancialornmornlor adomeo—
lio or a social or a political oxigency. You
nometimes see it in court rooms. A young
Inanhas got into bad company audlw has
offended the law, and he is arraigned. All
blushing and confused he is in the presence
of geand jury and lawyers lie can be
right on in the wrong direction He is
tooling disgraced, and he is almwt desperate.
let the district attorney overhaul him as
though he were anold offender, lot the nblest
attorneyeat the bar refuse to any a word for
him incense he cannot afford a considerable
fee, let the judge give no opportunity for pre~
coating the mitigating circumstances, hurry
up thecaeeand hustlebim up to Auburn or
Sing Sing. If be live seventy years, for sev—
enty years bewill be a criminal, and each
decade of his lifewill be blacker than its
In the interreguums of prison
lifehe can get no work, and hole glad to
break a window gin-o, or blow up a safe, or
play the higbvmyman, so as to get back
again within the walls where he can get
something to cut and hide himself from the
cruel gaze of the world. Why don"t his
father come and help him? His father ll
M Why don’t his mother came and help
himl She' is dead. Where are all the amelio—
a-ating and salutary influences of society?
They donot touch him. Why did not mono
longagoin themseunderstand tbatthere won
an opportunity for the exploit which would
befamous in heaven a quadrillion of years
after the earth has become acattered aches in
5“ ”whirlwind? Why did not the div
triqtattorney tokethat 301mg man mum
Firm Wand “r: "I! I0n,lue that
you aretbe victim of circumstances. This
byour tintcrime. You are my. Iwm
bringthepornoayouwrongul intoyourpru-
wand worm Indoor and make all
the reparation you can, and I will give you
anotherchaaee.” tithetyouhgmaaiapro-
5ranttdlntheconrtroom undhehum
" 5 m presentment! the judge up; “Who
,- jam counsel?" And he answers: “lhave
who”) Aultbe More”: “it'howilltake
5 kogh and my: “Goal Iurhim. He might
have knownbetler. Wheelie liar been in
Warmer“ have, liewlilnotload
Mechelvu iothatway. Hollie; Hewill
horatunbefore long. flehedno Maine-to
openhiaatoreaeuear locum anyhow.”
Morale! Iledflngintbewindow: “Bow
mnchlebldforthueontoftlnfalhion
spring overcome and spri hate or fall
cklthingoutofdatei What I”? lathe
wayot a bidl" "Your dollm“ “Aboard,
Ieannottakethatbhl offmrdollarsapieoe.
Wily,“ man when first put upon the
market were ottered at fifteen dollars each,
andeI om offered onl3 four dollars. In
that all? Five dollars do] hear! lining at
that! (lane at five dollars,” and he takes the
whole lot. The 301mg merchant goes home
that night and says to his wife: “Well,
Mary, we will have to move out of
this house and sell our! piano. . That old
merchant that line had an evil eye on me
ever since I ttarted hnebought outall that
clothing. and he will have it rejuvenated,
and next 3enrput it on thoniarketnvnew,
while wowill do well if we keep out of the
poorhouao " The young man, broken
spirited, goes to hard drinking. The young
wife, with her baby, gone to her father'a
house, and not only is hie sum» wiped out,
but his home, his morals and his prospect!
for two worlchs, this and the next. And
devils make a liunquetof flrenml fill their
cups of grill and drink drop to the health of
the old merchant. who maligned up the
young merchant “bu got stuck on spring
goods and Went down. That is one way, and
some (if 3' on have tried it.
But thc're is another way. That young
merchant who found that no bad miscel-
minted in laying intoo many goods of one
kind and been flung of the unusual season, is
standing behind the counter feeling very
blue and biting his finger nails, or looking
over his account books, which read darker
and worse every time he looks at them, mu]
thinks how his young wife will have to be
put in n pluiner house than she ever ex-
pected to lire in, or go to a third rate board-
ing house where tlicylinvo tough livcrand
sour bread fivo mornings out of the seven.
An old merchant comes in and says, “Well,
Joe, this has becua haul season for ynung
merchants, and this prolonged cool weather
has put many in the nloldrums, and I
have been thinking of you a good
deal of into, for just after I started
in business I once got into the some scrape.
Now if there is anything I can do to help
you out I will gladly do it. Better just put
those goods out of sight for the present, and
next season We will plan something about
them. I Will help you to some goods that you
can sell for me on commission, and I will go
down to one of the wholesale houses and tell
them that I know you and will back you up,
and if you want a few dollars to bridge over
the present I can let you have them. Be an
economical as you can, keep a stiff up-
per lip and Ti mcmlxi lilut you have
two friends (rod and myself (Mid
morning!" The old izicrilmrft gm; own)
and the young; n on gens lmhind
his deal; and the tears fr 5“ down his l’lll‘t‘iis.
It is the first. time be has cried. Disaster
made him mad at everything. and mud at
man and marl at Gui. But this kindness
melts him amithe tears seem to relieve his
brain, nd his spirits rise from u-nbclow
zero to eighty in the shade. llllll be comes out.
of the crisis. And about ihrm ycnm after
this young merchant goes into tho UM met
chant‘s store and says: "Well, my old friend,
I was this morning thinking over what you
did for me three years ago. You helped me
out of an awful crisis in my comnicrcinl lila-
tory. Iloarnml wisdom and prosperity lllll
come, and the puller has gone out of my
wife‘s cheeks, and the new that were there
when I courted bar in her father's house have
bloomed again, and my busineas is splen-
did, and I thought I ought to
let you know that you saved a
maul" Innshort time after, the old inert
chant, who had been n good while slinky in
his limbs and had poor spells, is called to
leave the world, and one morning after he
had read the twenty-third Psalm, about “The
11ml is my Shepherd,” be older: his eyes on
this world, and an angel who had been for
many years appointed to watch the old man'-
dweiling cries upward the news that the pm
trinrch's spirit is about ascending. And the
twelve angels whom-op the twelve gatcsof
heaven unite in trying down to this ap-
prooching spirit of the old man: “Come in
at any of the twelve gates you chm! Come
in and welcome, for it has been told all over
theorcelestinl neighborbwds that you saved
a man."
There sometimes come exigencies in the
life of nwoxnnn. One morning about two
years ago I saw in the newspaper that there
was a young Woman in New York whose
pocketbook, containing 337.33, had been
stole-n and she had been left without a
fanning ut the beginning of winter in a
strange city,nnd no work. And although
she was a stronger, I did not. allow the 0
o‘clock mail to leave the lamppmt on our
corner without carrying the $37.33; and the
mm was proved genuine. Now I hovercad
all Hunkcepcam's trogmlice and all Victor
Hugo's tragedies and all Alexander Smith’s
tragedies. but I never and a tragedy
more thrilling than that case, and
similar cases by the hundreds and
thousands in all our large cities; young
women without money and without ham
and without work in them great maelstrom-
of Maxim Me. When such amounts
umler your oboe-nation, how do you treat it!
“Get out of my Way; we have no room in
our establishment for any more bands. I
don't believe in women anyway; they urea
lazy, idle, worthless not. John. pleaeo allow
thiapcreoooutofthedoor.” Urdoyoucom-
pliment her personal amt-once. and say
things to her which if any man acid to your
sitterwdauzhtcryouwould klllhimouthe
spot? That ironeway,andltlatriedavery
dayin theaelngecltiu,aud myolthou
who advertlve for femle bands in factoriee
have moved themselves unfit tobeiu any
plwooulllde of hell.
But there is another way, and I new ltthe
other day in the Win Book Cece-m in
New York, where a young woman
danynoeatplane W
hadhatterlnqulnat ouch andauehaplaee,
andlhope youwill be William
Wade.” Thanh-truncatin-
minted wanna met to alveyway b
Christian manna. “melatonin
look that I think month-vow!)
slim
t of the infinite God can tell their
bound. Fashioned to refine and tooth
andliftaud irradiate hemeandlociety
andthe world. Of mchvaluo that no one
maximise-late it, unlols his mother lived
Wenmghtolothhuunderrtenditmrwho
hmgreateririeoflifewhenalldfl
Whimhednwifewreeafmoebimwlth
afaith inGod that nothing could disturb
Speak out, yo cradles, and tell of the {at
that rocked you end the anxious facesthat
hovered over 3onl Speak out, ye nursed.
of allChrirtendom, and ye homer. whetbw
desolate or etill in full bloom with the loop
,mother and daughter, and hrlpmo
denowhnt womanis. 1! union during
all his life accomplish nothing else except to
winthe love’ and confidence and help and
eornpenionaliip of «good woman, he in the
garlanded victor and ought to have the
hands of all people between bore and the
grave stretched out tohixn in congratulation.
But ae'geogrnpbern tell us that the depths
of the eco corrcswnd with the llfllglltli of the
mountable, I hove to tell you that good
wmnnnlnxxl is not higher up that bud woman-
hood isdecp down. The grander the pnlaee,
the more awful the lhili‘legrzilluu that dew
atroys it. The grander the steamer Oregon,
the more terrible her going down just 0!! the
coast. Sow I should not wmuiu-l' if you
tremblul it little With a ~5le UI ltepnnw‘lllll
ity when I my that there in lulnll‘. .1 ll ”on
in this house but. am lune nnuppv riunity to
save a woman. It may in your cum be
done by good advice, or by financial
help, or by trying to bring to bear some
one of a thousand Christian influences. You
would not have far to go. If, foriimmnoe,
you know :unoug your nmuaintnm-cs a
young woman whole opt to zipmur on tin
lti'cote about the hour when gentlemen no
turn from businw, and you flml lior respond-
ing to the smile of entire strangers, huge
that lift their hats, go to llt‘l‘ and plainly tell
her that nearly all the do—iruyui womanhood
of the world began the :hm—uwunl path with
that ycry kind of behavior.
. 01.7 if. for instance, you find it wmnun in
financial distress and breaking down in
health and spirits trying ‘to support her chilv
drcn. new that her husband is «lead or an in-
valid, doingthnt very important and honora-
biownrk, butwhiih islittlenpprociatol, keep
ingn lmrdinghousc, where all the guests.
according: as thev play small board, or pro-
pose, without paying any board at all, lode-
cump, are critical of everything and hard to
please, hut-y yourselves in trying to get her
more patrons and tell her of divine sympa-
thy. You,“ 30!: we a woman favored of
fortune and with all k1." dly surround.
lugs finding in the hollow flatteries of
the world her chief rcgnlcmcnt, living for
herself and for time as if there were no eter—
nity, strive to bring her into the kingdom of
God. asdid tho other day a58ebbutb school
teacher who was the meme of the conversion
thodaughter of a man of immense wealth,
and the daughter resolved to join the church,
and sho went home and mid: "Father, I am
going to join the church and l want you to
cunw." 0h, no,"liora'.-l, "i never go to
church.” "Well," said thodnugh or, ”if I
were going to bonmrricd would 3011 not go
to see me married I" And he said: “Oh, yea."
I‘Wcllf said Ibo, “this is of more importance
than that ” So he went, and has gone over
sincemndlm es to go. I do not know but
that faithful Sabbath school tucker
not. only saved a woman but saved
a‘ man There may be in this audience
gathered from all parts of the world, the
wt cosmogmlilan assembly in all the earth,
therexnny be a man whose behavior toward
womanhood has been pcrfldions. Ilotentl
stand up, then masterpiece of sin and death,
that I may charge you l5 As for as possible,
make reparation. Do not boost that you
have her in your power and that she cannot
help herself. When that fine collar and
cravat and that elegant suit of clothes coma
oi! and your uncovered seal stands in judg-
ment and before God, you will be better OR
if you save that woman.
There is another exploit that you condo,
and that is to save a child. A child does not
Item to amount to much. It in nearly a
year old bcforoitcnnwnlk at all. For the
first year and a boil it cerium. amok in word.
Fortbelirst ten years it would starve if it
halite-earn its own food. For the first fli-
tecn years its opinions on any subject are
absolutely voiceless. And then tlwro aruao
many of them. lily! what lob of children!
And some people have contempt. for children.
'I'hcyaregood for nothing but to wear out
the counts and break things add keep
you awake nights crying. Well, your esti-
mate of a child is quite different from
that mother's estimate who lost her child
this rummcr. They took it to the salt. airof
the seashore and totho tonic air of the mono-
tains, but no help came, and the brief paw
graph of its life is ended. Sammy that
life emild be rotten-d by purchase, how much
would that bcrmved mother givel She
would lukeull the jewels from her finger!
and neck and bureau and put theiudow‘h.
And if told that that was not cnounghe
would take her house and make over the
deed for it, and if that were not enough Ill.
would call in all her investments and put
downell her mortgwea and bonds; and if
told that were not enough rho would any: "I
have mule over all my property, and if I
can have that child back I will now pledge
that I will toil with my own hands
mil carry with my own Ilimddcn in
any kind of hard work. and live in
a collar and die in a garnet. Only
gimme back that loot :derling. " lam glad
that there-re those who know something of
the value of a child. its mlhllitiea are
trememlonr. What Willthoco hotels at dot
Where will there feet yet walk! Ward
what dartiny will thutnevrr dying cool he-
take itself! Shall them line be the throneof
earth,
wlth your telemper and tolli- if you
unmiheramofltumllliht
Omallyechrouoloaisil,aud
thence-kn
bayou-levee girl. Yeomadolt Will you!
l will. Take a cake of soap and a
fine toothed comb and a New Moment-and
alittlemndyandmywnml em“ all!
and faith in God and eouunoa cane, and
begin this afternoon.
But'huwahallwezet need for auroral!
of the three uphill)! e Illall make a
dudfailmifiuourown irenxthwatryto
nveaman or womwehild. Bntmytext
mm where we are to M Wt.
“The people that do know their God ahall be
mg, anddoexploits." Wentuethnow
him through Jesus Chrirt in our own calve-
tiou and than we shall have his help in the
nalvation of others. And while you are av-
ing Itrangern you my are content your own
kin. You think your hrothera and sisters
and children and grandchildren all
late, but they are not dead, and
noonels Iafetlllhelldead. Ontbe
English coast thereweaawild ntwmauda
wreck in the offing, and the cry was, “Man
the lifeboat!" But Harry, the aural leader
oi the aellon’ crew, was not to be fwnd, and
they Went without him and brought back all
the shipwrecked peeple except one. By an;
time Barry, the leader of the crew, appeared
and said: “Why did you leave that met"
The answer was: “Honould not help at
all, audweeouldnot get hhnintothebnt.”
“Man the lifeboat!” shouted Harry, “and“
will go for that one." “No," said his aged
mother standing by, ”you must not go. I lost
your father in a norm like this, and your
brothchillwent oi! six yearn ago and]
have not heard word from Will since he left,
and I don’t know where he is, and I don’t
know what has happened to him, poor Will,
and I cannot let you also go, for I am old
and dependent on 3 on. " Ilia reply was;
“mother. I must go and save that me man,
audif lumloet God will take camel you
iii 3our old digs." The lifeboat put out,
and after an awful struggle with the are
they picked the poor fellow out of the rigging
just in time to save his life, and Itartud for
the shore. And aathey came within speaking
instance, Harry, just before he fainted from
over exertion, cried out: "We saved him,
and tell mother it was brother ‘WilL” Oh,
you, my friends, let us start out to save some
one for time and for eternity-woman man,
some woman, some child. And who knows
but it may, directly or indirectly, be the al-
vation of one oi' our own kindred, and that
will be an exploit worthy of celebration when
theworld itself is shipwrecked and the sun
has goneoutlikeanpark fromaamlttenan-
vi! and all the stars are deadl
Au Extreme Mandy.
It was time to go, by tho striamcr‘e clock,
yet she lingered still at her dingy dock, and
the mate bluspberned, and the captainroored,
and the rain it steadily poured and poured
on the luckhm men who still implored that
obstinate mule to go aboard. With rigid
limbs and a stony stain, with ears firm not
and its tail in the air, and an aw-he—baw-he
long and loud, that hol-ible mule defied the
crowd; and headless of bunch and kick and
nudge, it stood stock still in the muck and
sludge—n mule with an everlasting grudge,
that had taken an oath it wouldn’t budge.
“Let me take that male," acid a partner by;
"I'll load him or know the menu why. I‘ve
had some dealings with men and mules, and
learned some things not taught in the
schools." The crowd made way and the man
drew near, and into the misting ear of
the hapless been be sang-for enamel—he
rang of "The latter That Never Come."
With a voice like u wbcezv clarionct‘a he
warblcs the song, "Sweet Violets." Bewil-
dcred by the dismal sound. the tenured mule
turns half way round, and full in ita face the
man then sings the crowning woo they call,
"li'hiio Wings.” With a trembling step at
each fell note, the animal backs into the boat.
’Tis done. But the mule—ah! well—adny. "l‘ia
its corpse the steamer carries away-Chicago
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Beef. Val, Lamb. Mutton, Pork. Salt and let,
Ulll’ln‘l Ilmf. bulked Tongue. llama,
Shoulderr. Bacorullahvgmi, l’rnnk-
lom. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specially.-
(lrdcrs Delivered l’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:! Wmlllnulon tin-cu.
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CHOICE EMONS
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Photo Brand Columbia River Salmon
2'0 tent:- pl." can.
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Warm-glow ltmt Bridge.
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Heals, Fill Hysters,
Vegetables. Fruits.
CANNED “098.3113.
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A. s. FEREIS,
JEWEL
W niches, Jewelry, Silverware.
Flue Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Hounds Hill Headstones.
Donut bnyalnonnrm at or Radium from my
photograph bntgn direct to the show rental of
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all complrte and you will not he dies! pointed in in
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Watches,
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iron»
Silverware.
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appearance [healer mall kinda of " - atone
andcrmetery work.
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513m
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance if».
Partners [man and Trust Co.
Jurvls-(‘onklin Mortgage Trust Co.
‘lr‘lrr, Life, Accident. and Plate “ills-o
Insurance.
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( Real but: A: insurer ccAucney,South Somalis,
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Real llamtc and Home Agent
General insuranceAgency
I'Irc. Info and Accident.
Ocean olrmslilp Tickets—Amino and Srecrege.
all game! Europe.
N’uixry Public Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets.
to Ilentinaflow.
5'5 “Vt-Amman 8:, cb’v-xt door to Pmrwfllnzen
South Horwalk. Conn.
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ninth Vovwalk.
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pains in all breather.
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CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Livery and Food Stable
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and Metals.
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llarueea, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
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