Evening sentinel, Friday, March 8, 1889 · page 4

 

 

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Wiring.

ion the Whole He Seems to Be
' " ‘ thl "Pleased.

I

‘HE lfitlli‘li MR. NIAIVF. IS IN IT.

IDI- ‘I‘rar-r' an Admit-able I'll'llrF—‘(IMII

t‘W‘tIa tor All. Out lie Dom hot “‘iillt

M to Spill Tally .\ll Around—“r. Allison
[Hilliard " \iiliiulod
Intro-pert."

' CIIIt'A_ihi, iron-i. u in its...» mind
frosty about the cabinet toac-iireqniident
hare. II' ~niil "Iii wlr-ciiiig ticii Iraq the
Wield. bio ~Ii--aii that Iiuhllvl smili-
minim in MI iii. .‘Li iiiikiimn iiiiii (Lin.
hit) is in II II' gcml. iiiiii uI ~op ‘l'II abilities
l'wuin lilo; .‘idti i Ill. Iinginlatiirc with him
in loud, at .i iliii‘ ohm ll i'uiildlllcd tut-lily
IV!!! flit-,liriglifi'at Illi‘tl of Ibo stole. "a
lion went into lhc war.
’ "Afterwards In I.» jiidgi- of the court of
apphala. iiii attorney in the Ilene-her trial and
vary eminent at the bar. .‘llr. lisrrison gave
him a place In the cabinet beau-n Warna'
filllét' and Mr. i’latt could not ago-c. 'I‘heir
‘i'alatiumiviui mouthing like the iiiiiiiivablu
Mastthc irresistible. Two express trains
(on the same track going lllopikhlll' directions
can't pom each other very vat-III

'1‘H'Ifll million does lien. Tracy's up
,muimit hays this ,New York factioasf'
....ifflnauiatuai (mil-g. I think. The atlectinn
at either Mr. Miller or Mr. l’latt. and the
tat-antacid Intronage, would have disturbed
‘tlts dtuattou very much. They can now go
'D Ind fight It not for a majority of delegates
in the stair convention and the temporary
chairniandiip. Thedistribution of the great
we. in tho state is likely to be pretty even."
. “How about Iliaitiei"

, . 'fl am glad )Ir. Blaine is in the cabinet. It
”would havebecna misfortune to the party
andthecouiitry, too, had he not been. Iii
republican governments the great party lead-
“ must he rat-«ignited. If llr. Harrison had
not appointed llr. Illaiiie he would have
shown that he did not understand the role-
tious ot ii loader to his party, or that lie was
notliig enough to have a great man iii his
cabinet. Mr. Hat riwu has shown that he has
excelli-utcxucutive ability in his cabinetse

ilectionu, ftnll.I hope he may have another
tq'ns. lwa~ talking the other day with I
”v07 great man in the politics 0! our country
about charms and the thmry 0f the mascot
In presidcutiai politics. lie had thought a
Miles! about such things, and he believed
itwaii iiiuum'iblc for a man to be nominated
to the presidency after he was tit) yeani old.
Whatadoatructiou there will be of fatnily
Blbks and a reconstructicui of biographies as
soon as that gets out. But it can't be helped,
Iauppo-c.“ And Mr. llcpew pullul reflect-
ivaly at his “my side whiskers.

"What do you think of some of the other
Writ of the Cubiticli"

“Do you want me to spoil my chances for a
foreign “limit!” by trying to spill tally all
around!" rejoined Mr. Iii-pow, severely. Then
hereinarkol ironically: “There's Jerry Rusk
I like his gmiiger railroad policy. \l'anav
maker ought to make a good postmaster

. I lie is a regular Chicago man. Ht-
ma aiuall liusinci'sr and made it an lin-
Indti'sc on». pit. ing it forward and widening

N.

in llcsiiluo 7l'l

ll out i.:Ili a t oumnd horse Inninroiwi'gy.
b

waif; fi-- iii-d up a fortune ought to

(xi 30~liwt and Packing Town. lie

' kc .- igloo-nil business hand In band
in“ .. might to make your boardoi
tral " bowl. Sir. Wanamaker. up
plyt , l viisc Iniémc» N'IIM.‘ to the poaf
pain ought to manage it very hilt“-
ce'al /

Xi raid picsbaut things of llr.
Fin l. in talking of why Scnator
Alli.» , I g0 lulu thori'nlvilu'l, mlil he
coast . .t-ud tn [auntie an “iiiiitiintml ii.-

.. . u-x Senator Bayard.

m»- .

A COPPER PANIC AVERTED.

Pro-art Action of “American
, l’rcvcnta a (rash.
Pants. Hart-h tit-Thi- satiation of the day
here In» the blow given that grunt financial
Wu, the Untiptnir ii’l'laciunptc, by the
W‘id“ or ll. llciitort’Rm-ht-rmu. its inan-
aging director. in commence of its compli-
c’a‘tiunv with tin ciippcr ayniliratc. Tin-n:
was aluminium run on lllo.‘ bank.
. Hula-lid uotconie from the United States,
through the action of the uianagvrs of the
Anterican hum, there Would have bcen a
crash, nor is the danger entirely over yet.
Theexcil-riiwtit which I'nllw‘il the run on the
CoriiMoir d l'l-cottiptc subside-d later in the
day, with the apartment that this applies syn-
dicate ind tidml over its peril. Shares of the
[rank Ifl-Mhl at .313 francs, which shows that
it has int bani seriously shaken. Uneasinesi
[burden-rice to the ~yndiaitu has not en-
tirely dis-"sated. Thus what threatenal to
It? .pinii'bas been averted; but conMence
“M be thoroughly rumored until the rut
cited 3! lMifort-lbychercaunn-l the failure
and flight of II Bphrui-i, a son-in-Iau 3f the
ltothschii-ivs, who was short on coppw :I'Kli’,
are éxpiauiut

Managers

. ..- CONDENSED NEWS.

kapriatmdeat flurry, of the house of cor-
section atBouth lit-uni. charged with in-
m and drunkenness. Ilas' been or
tint-Ital . .

can]. Gauge Hawkins Willianii, ex-[l’ed-
dent. flJltc Maryland mic. a '
lamand uullionaire. die-I its Baltimore.

1w.‘. Airmen. the Indianapolis WI-
mum-at who unheated 8.11),!!!) and M
to (bands, isnwrtol to have spent Wednes-
slay in Chicago.

,Il'lse unlit-n of limouri, Kansas. Iona, Ar-
kansae. Texas. Illlriois, Tennessee, Minnesoh
“fl Wis-swish] are mid to have formed .
M that.

he 'Fsmms' Union motile firm of
Livhi‘i‘ivn'c, Cal , has astigned. Liabilities,

. .;”Im :

White Caps near Wichita, Kan , so fright-
lid TIM. In Campbell by their Vlalt that
!h died

Ila-ant Stockton,of Boston. praideut of
“American lluil Telephone mpany, bu

 

The tinsel: Railway and Navigation coni-
m, hashsnsdan misreading down salaries
«(J-opium it) per cent. ,

may. the Ottawa, Ont, police statim
was of 1500. An ex-poiiccuiaa isms-

‘l'bli'ail ltiver weavers threaten tostrika
nailed-L .

[twotthtflvavein hasbeendiscovered
earl-smut

Anions quarrel. in which knives wus
”,9npurtultohvotakeaplacsatbyan
”minim! Y.. Mmagangoffiwed‘nh
“Ell-api- Hiersnsinpioyeil in is.
*- Oasm was fatally stabbed Xe
“hubs-“a
'nisasoosiy.stai-Itnu.-Iiobiasrsirto

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be» M's Thanksgiving Des.

Dr. tings F. Rlirady. of New York city.
during onset his fmiueut “runs" to Ulster
county, rslatal u iatlietic little Incident that
“use!“ his knowlnlgo it your or so ago.
Thedoctnr was in the country enjoying a
rest. During a l'lilllIlIl‘ one day he noticed a
sickly looking born! about a years of .g.
resting by tliciori-lsivlu. Ncarthe child and

using tenderly at him “his sword faccd old

y, whom II" called “Gratuity "' The child
touched his cup politcly to tho lltN‘lIll‘. and
the little wan ism lit up at a fcw kindly ro
marks that “‘i'l'h made by Ihi-iti'auxci' .\
day or two th-rwnrd the doctor nus told
that. anold ludv and n limo boy “Mu i 1..
see him. "I could do nothing to 4”,. hi.
coming." cxplnincd the woitian. "Ito says
our an‘ over, over alum the day ho saw you.
that you can make him Well aii' like other
boys. Ila glvcs me no inure, night or din.
iin' sol have taken the liberty oi bringing
him to you to can "

"Tho faith of the old ladyuiid llt'l'llllll'
grand: liild tilt-i at) touching," said the doctor,
“that l rwdvcd to do my ri-ry best to cflcci
a cure. and in time the youngster Villa run-
ning about. strong and well as his CtlIll||OIP
Ions. ” Last Thanksgiving day a homo made
box was delivered by cxpnvl at Dr. Bhrlrly's
home in New York city. The box «mtaincd
a turkey and a little note, written In a boyish
band. which said:

dear doctor this is from the boy what you
made wcll I know tlw turkcy is young and louder
for I raised him from the egg myself.

“I have often rcci-ivcd muniflcmt foes from
grateful paticiits that my skill has helped rt.»
Iievo," said the doctor, “but I was new-r
intro touchol by it gift in all my pridaiiinnnl
axpcriencc than who" that Ilnle conmry
chap's iiirlrcy In "I" run h littlo box with the
words‘cxprcmo nll pa: n‘ urittnn on every
side was dclivcrcd to ltW.”—Klllgbf0ll Free
man.

 

The Future Life.

I feel in myself the future life. [am like a
tort-st which has been more than once cut
down. The new shoots are stronger and live
“or than ever. lain rising. I know, toward
the sky. The earth gives me a generous sap,
but heaven lights rue with the reflection of
unknown world:

You say the soul Is nothing but the result-
ant of bodily powers; why then is my soul
the more luminous when my bodily pms'crs
begin to fall! Winter is on my head and
eternal spring is in my heart. Then I brcotlic,
at this hour, the fragrance of the lilies, the
violets and the roses as at twenty years.

The nearer I approach tho end tho piaincr
Ibenraround mo tho immortal symphonies
of the worlds which unite in».

It Is marvelous, yet simple. It isafairy
tale, and it is a history. For halt a century
I have been writing my thoughts in prose.
verse, history, philosophy, drama, romance,
tradition, satire. ode, mug-I have tried all
But I feel that I have not said tho thousandth
part of what is in me. When I go downvto
the grave I can my, like so many others, “I
have finished my day‘s work ;" but I cannot
say. “I have finished my life." Sly day’s
work will bcgin again the next morning.
My tomb is not a blind alley, it is athorough-
fare. It closes In the twilight to opt-ii with
the dawn.

I improve every hour because I love this
world as my fatherland. My work is only a
beginning. My siork is hardly above a
foundation. 1 would be glad toseo it mount-
ing and mounting forever. The thirst for
the infinite proves infinity—Victor Hugo.

 

 

llil'cctlvc Phat-hing.

Yankee sat captains are accustomed to
have a mind of their own, even when dealing
with the clergy; and, having a mind of their
own, they know how to express it. Capt. John
Blunt, of Newcastle, was a stern believer Ill
(.‘alvinimi and the American rcvolntion, and
made good his faith with aloud ioicc.

When his last son has III”), he took him in
due time to be christened to the XOVVCJIaIIQ
church, thou unvlor tho chargv- of the Rev
Sit-pitch thaw. a Tory iii his sytnpathics.

The captain had decided to mall the boy
William, but the preacher minted his opin-
ion of the revolutionary tendencies of the
times by a sermonagainstCrmnweiL Preach.
ing being over, the child was handed up.

“What is the name!" whispeiul the min-
later.

"Oliver Cromwell.”

"What did you say 1"

“Oliver Cromwell I" flirtation-d tho old cap-
tain. bringing down his cane till the church
rang.

The arptaru pews wcre shocked; the side
paws and robotic: vita-ed, and tho whole
town was ago; for weeks after.-Youth‘s

'ismuani. .n

stinking Why.

The mom assigned by a Mcmphis maniac
for murdering a Catholic [M mu, "tied
told me to do it.” ldlocyand sanity have,
unctimcs, points if not in common, at least
separated by no very thick partition. To
make a scawgoat of the Most High is at once
the pttrpuac of the maniac and the impuhe
oi the-sue and sorrowing parcnt that stars]:
at thebicr cfa loved child. In the latter
mseit is too often a matter of cardamom,
of disregard of the laws of health, that llli
cost a pru'ious'iife. The red hawkd lunatic
matters," "tied told me to doit;” the grief
stricken father and mother, the sorrowing
relatisei, devoutly but. mistakenly insist that
it wasa "d'epemation of Providence! The
lunatic} logic and the parent! brokcn hurt
ad utterances are based upon Jhe some false
creed—to lay upon the 'rcator the short
coatings of ihrcteatusu- ttshuru Bulletin

Have 3 System.

WM’VFJ you are, whatever your line-s of
action, rulnce your life to a system. This Is
the open sorrel of all smooth and rapid work.
It. is always the systematic people who get
over theniostgrotmdwiththc lentil-lain.
Watch this aim-said basins man: We“
that thrifty housewife; mark yonderpastor
aohe manipulateea hnnsli'ed interest: Full
of aflairs, how do they contrive to clutch
from thogrindingwlnri so niauyiicrcnc In-
tervals of leisurcl The answer is, system.
'l'is a nil thiag,and ammnwhcn or:
small sitdownanddraw along heath, or
what one might enjoy sane otherwiw kgiti-
mate pleasure. to be clamorcd upon by dutia
nurture. Why makes lumbcromnofyonr
life.fullotrahlsandendsoltmamwtal
things! Somefrdks amanimated confusim.
—Clergyrnan in St. Louis Ilenblic. l

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‘l’lfltshllbbc (”all III-r

“C. L. M." asks: “What is a good nan.
torthogentlalnntowhunone hang-pd!
Shalllsaymy‘intendcd!’ 'l'hatsoniulsstlfl.
Shalllsay‘thsgsnthianl magagedtg
'l'hatiavcrylaig. “'hatis the best forml
andistherenotabettcphruethan'keqiag
company’oreourtingf'

Oarlaagnsgeisva-y mutant-equiv»
lasts. lal‘ranceamflnnanwhoaspiresto
aldy'shandiscallell'ipistullant."wtwo

havenocxacttisnie for the “bean." Asfaf
courting,“ Is a madman-am
'MMWMWmm.’
~lra Ska-woodiasalmisltspabiic.

embarytopophrbelisfthscolc

My
sits-sy- lash-dis as

onus mo suns.

A Idillinliflu Kym, doctor trim.- to pl'nvc
that «loin-manta arn Military, ‘

Try a NIIIIII l-ruslr, Iii-l I“! out, l--| .i.-.m
lug ,uiiuliim iinal olhcr rmi ~. illl‘I mi \‘Hlll
hands

In Pan». France a lug wiiuniiy Ill“ tin-
"I'lllililtly of tho Ililll‘l‘lfl~. 'Ili‘i. miiipuii}
Imnillt'a '4I,illi lulu-i. ycarli

'Ilic iiiml irnpii-iitcd mutt imm III llll
I'iim-d Hiatis it the from [IfIII-il' “w" ill
vote» rows are bcgltn rhi-rc.

Ir‘rwli ivnici'nlnii)» Iris-1m ill Illt‘ nill'lilt‘i'
first. l-icu writi-i' iliiritig cultn iii-aitbi-i‘ Ia’gilis
to true» Ill Nllllt' [I‘lllllu‘litdlll ilii-sui'fiu'c.

I‘IAIEIIII Adult», "no of IIII' Inuit-lore of Unli-
land, (XII. \VIi-I IlluI lu'v'liil)‘, III'RIIN'sI of
how tan III a Will of loan lliini Ion amid.

'l lli’l't‘ am: Iltu lipin-u‘ml iiiiui~iii Ii.i ~inn
arm. on Iiic Yukon I‘lhj', x‘luahli. lb. 3 Mr
IIJIIIintiili-a It'tllllIIIHNIIIIIII'HMO‘III linw-I' tlii»
territory.

In l-‘loiida. ulnri- tliu-y Ililllliliitl‘lllli' icc
.WIIII n fllfli'lllllt‘. Iron-ling lulu-s I,I,!,.,. an
gI-Iitly lIllIl II ~pt'm - I rnw- mm b.- pu: rub
a tank of “'Illl‘l' mid trim-n into the lilil‘n of
Il‘t‘\HlIllvlll stirring at pitnl Iroiii its place.
'I'licri- il III’s iiiil-mlilcil in all its l-ciiuty' oi
form and mlor.

A party of film iici'iiuidiiiu. i'iil.. buiitcn
vilio min for n day's spin Ind i‘cry hard
lllt l. iIiIIII Il.-_\ Linda plutlllliydli play liti-
hartiii-iiiin lui lIll'III. A,» Martin» IIII'» tlluelt'
lsvguii tlu- canyon .‘vMfll’lllt'lI with rabbits, and
flit~ lIlllIll'l‘h Inn-Icil flicniu-Ivm ilniiii with
“Ilium.

The Now I Il‘It'iil'ih i-rcolo- \i-viiiaii'wxciuiugv
i» now itll ncmiuplisliul I'iiit.niid thiI curly
bingo. nt ll~ t'Itl't'I‘l’ ari- uppzii'i-ntly most
auspiciou: livir} sort of ivuinuii'a Work
will be Iltllltlli'il. .m-l homo llultli' fll‘lltfll‘» ii iii.
of l'Ulll‘aI‘, I»: III" rjl'VItlI fcatiirc of lI't' talc
ilcpnrtmi-ut.

r

A bird Very rare iii Euripo um .«liut iii the
Island of linen, in Denmark, viz., n api'l’l-
niciiof tbo'isabvl colored runner" itfumr
riiis Nils-limits). The home of lill'tlllhl is the
lint-rt of Subaru. 01in mm or liio slfl't'l
locus haw liiilii-i'to been its-ii iii l'Ziiropc.

'l'licdiffcrcnw Ia'IWfl‘llnItlil' litillH'lil‘t'll’l‘
in an apartmcut house and n iIntm‘s'l iIcvolt‘d
to a pct kittcii, is that one has tlic kcys of her
flat and thc odor is wry iipt top-No». thi-
flt'natlf hcrcxit.

'I'licrc is a company in Iiiriiiiughiirn, ling-
land, that makes about ten millions of pins
every day, the weight averaging ilvi- tons per
si'cck. The (Vlflilluly b in [IMP‘Blillh ayprtr
prictoni, of tho pt’lvilcgi-a and rights of the
original [atrium of the Hilltl lin-adul pin.
'l'hv-re are of host too other extcnsivc pin
mauitfacturi-r. iti Birmingham, “Itl'f‘u it is
slid that half the pith itwl in thc world are
mic.

The iriitiiigt'uliuii that hm putrid into
southern and “'tflt'l’ll Florida has manic it a
white man's laud, Healthy and "microns.
ll'liilotlu- ltl,‘JIJllI’i.,'l’u1iwllII| of fit. Augus—
tine had grown from hill to [NJ to infill).
the ”,1li Iiliitcs had group to limit”. and
arenearly 30,0!” today. In that section of
the stair tho ran-u. ivcri- Iii-:irly "goal I fight-vii
)‘cttrsligo; tlic “him; llI'L four to onct-xlny,
and into numbcr of tlic l'I-ulllli'! thn‘ "('ng
population lzns actually doors-sud.

Tim! liyt's.

l’i-nplc rim: about ”5' ll" ova-- lr-i;::: {a—
tiguiai, llit’flttillt; that thi- rctiiizi. or tin-rvo
portion of llJ'lrl’lilll that duh them-mg. In
{aligns-cl. but such i» no: tho Paar. as tln- rot-
iuararcly llI't‘S. ’l’lu- fatigiio In in tlo- Illltr'l’
and outcr liltLN'Iie-‘ntfticliml :ntlic rye-bu? I. and
tho mimic cf nunnutuslatioii “liich sur-
rouuds the lens of the cya. When it mar

objectis who looked at this lllllf' If r 1arm». I
anilallowa the lens t r thichcn. lilt'l’f’flsllLI its '

refractive power. Thu imirr xiii-I
muscles are maid in mvcn‘n; thci-yc on the

object. In Irv Inn'aul til. iIu' init- ri-itc lazing -

Leila-«:ially tzmi villi-ii a that a bin i. to bc
kink-ii of. It is iii thcu- tbt'w lllfba'le's ltlt’ll‘
timml that ”w fatigui- In IIII.:lIl'I l'r'ii"! is
second tuiipimirily by clwing tlic .y. . or
gazing; at far distant obit-ck. ’l'lm i:~ii:il iii-
tltcnlllvu id attain 'ba rvsirihanf tltvrtru oi

the eyelid, bctokciiiu: a magi-sin] Hutu of i

the ttitiI-r aliriztl’i'. ubirl: may lu- unwarra-
ninl utilimtm- gain. ill-ti ti." .

 

iil’t*~

easily, W t i~ not the pin-pic il'ltit‘ri) , but tin: ‘

“4- of gin-aw of militant lame-r to aid in

accomuiuiaimg tia- i-yu to \tVlHiIrdiu-II:

Home kw; in;

Copyright lu Judicial Opinions.

The niprcinc court of the [Join-d Stats;

has rcndcredadec'biou in rcfcretu-c to the

copyrightiug of judicial opinions, in the case .

of Callaghan ct al. vs. Myer: The apps-lice
brought suit against the appellants for in~
fringing upon a copyright scared to him by
the reportcrof thesaprcmccrasrt of llllllnla
by publishing certain volumes of the Illinois

'I'hocourtdecidul in favorof the ap-
pelicc, holding that while copyright cannot
be uncured for the tcxt of the opinimee ot the
judges, the rcportcr of the court has the
right, in fir: absence of any li~gi«lation for-
bidding him to do so, to uturc a copyright
for the title, landings, non-s, sylinlii, and ar~
rungs-meat of the opinions. and that as the
book would hoof no value without tlitsic
copyrighted writons, the Whole book may be
copyrighted. The court said, however, that
this copyright will not hold good when: it is
sought to be procured in behalf of the state.
—Scicntillc American.

aflmhmnthathhhallbmight he plunged
timberlafllopockflulhis

ghtattlwaaldlookat aiysslr justtosss
wintawssdlaai..Youlookstrns.iaIu-’,

Ian. Pinssglve rasaqtiar'tc,
”ImMatthsl-ulnof abeautifalllfa"

 

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I'l‘llF CllrLDLIKE SPIRIT.

LESSON X. FIRST QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES. MARCH l0.

 

 

Test of the brown. "Mk II. Sufi-«Colu-
salt to ”emery Verses M. 81—min!”
Test. Mark I, lboco-Iontary by luv.
ll. Ill. Ste-ms.

[t'iulipllwl from Imam llt‘Ipel’ Quflftl‘lly by per.
Inlmiuu of II. a lioftmaa. publisher. l‘IiIladol
plit'l I
The lllt‘ltltdtls of this lesson are found In the

Olilf‘l‘ ti'ospids in Matt. xix. 13-30; Luke xviii.

moo. lntliolifo of our Lord Jesus many

miracles have been wrought. many journeys
made and many eternal words spokm since
our last lesson, and lie Is soon to start on His

last jottrttcy to Jerusalem (llk. x, 32-34).

them to am-oinplisli liis grunt Work of atone-

tiii-iit; but i-u-i'yulirro and at all times He hi
the some inn-ck iind IUWIth‘IlIllllthtm one

mm It to glorify God and direct. tut-n to the

kingdom, that kingdom which Is mentioned

five times iii our lesson today. first as to who
may enter it. rind then the hindrance: to en.
terlngtt.

Ill. "And they brought young children to
Hon, that He should touch them." Matthew _
says “that Ilo should put His hands on them i
and pray." Israel was taught to give great '
heed to the children. and tuany were their
instructions to teach them coucemiiig uwl
wonders which God bail wrought for their .
fathers and the laws which He had given
them (Ex. Ill, 2": Dent. iv, I", \'i. 7', xi, ti;
Josh. iv.2l, 22; Pa. lxxviii. 449), and now
that the fulfillment of the law and tho vcry
wonder working God of Israel was in tlicir'.
midst, was it not beautiful to bring tho chili ;
drciito Ilim. ' |

"Ills disciplcs ri-loiikcd those that brought I
them." The generation who speak thus have '
not died out; they are aciilsli and cannot be .
bothcrul with the children; they are blind l
and know not the spirit of Christ. though l
professing to be His pcciplo. Where the ,1
spirit of Christ is tlii-ro will be not only love ‘
for the children, but they will be brought to
Jesus. ‘

H. “thn Jcsm saw it Mo was much ilis- l
I pleased" lthiuk this it the only time that i
I It is written that lie was tliiiplt‘mit‘tl with the .
‘ discipics, though tin-y did ofti-ii grit-vii liim .
by their unbelii-f llllll Ilflnllie“ of Ill'm. ’

L'i. ”\‘i'hosoevcr shall not. run-m.- tlic king-
ill)!“ of (in-I tie it llilln t'lIlIII Ito hltnil lint '
cntcr therein." A IIIIII.‘ tlliltl hlli'llmtllt‘so
(Luke calls them IflIlllllal has nothing, needs
everything. I: entirely llt'lllli’as nti-i iii-pend-
cut, and IK’III'VI’S iilint it is told, and when
we minoiiitlns spirit of utter iii-lpli-sstiim,
rtnptiut’ais and simple faith, professing not to
bring anything Will] in, but ready to I’l‘l'fivt.’
’ the salvation which (lad is rcndy to git-o as f

a frce and untticritnl iiivor. tlicti shall we be

born again, a foretnstc of the kingdom come i

in our hearts, and in due tithe w.- shall cult-r i

the kingdom.

1 ill. "Ito took them up iii Ilia arms. put llis

‘liaiiils upon flu-in rind blcsmlthum." Uh,
happy l‘IllItll‘t‘Il and happy laiil't'lllhl they .

‘woiilil tievcr forgi-t that day. We do not

‘know who tlu-y were, nor anything of the

.aftcr lifu of those children, but surviy we :

' shall alert in the kingdom the children n horn ’

 

 

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SOUTH. NOBWALK VENING SENTINEL, FRIDAY. MARCH 8. I889.

“[EVEIAIIN'
SUPERIOR”
NINIIIN PIIWIIIII

IIIE PIIBEST lllll BEST

Ia made only of strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. atrictl pure blcarlmnste of
soda, and a atrial portion of Iloiir as a
reservativc. nothing else whiiicvi-r, and
ta warrautml l'litll‘i‘ly fiw I'i-oui lilulll.
ammonia. phosphates, “HI“. and till IIII'
I‘lllltfll‘ftlllN frccpicnlly found III linking
[NHWII'I'VL 'I‘lie charnctisi' of lllIiItll‘luIH
used. lIII'iI' purity. and the lowly of "W”
combination. render Clcvclanills superior
halting powdcr the most healthful and most
economical in usc. and it always atl'ords
wholesome. nutritious. and delicious food.
It is ri-cotntm-udcd for purity. hi-tilthful-
loss and cfficir-ncy by Govcmmcnt and
State chemists. chi-mists of Boards of
Health. lllIiI )il‘isft‘fli‘tll'fl in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in runs, I'iill wright.
Claimant» Iliuvrimis. ALBANY. N. Y.

 

o. a O.TEA

m Choicest in m- CSerci.
PERFECTLY PURE.

It mic? tiijni'tnt'ri Ill \I Lin?

': iii 1
7:: rill tour as 1:; :tkrr.
It is the litminr i.; .
the but ‘Iillltlllv l.“1|l. I
pure and frw- from no .i
imit- r 'llin p1 ‘ . .. .. or l.. m . r ..
ani warrtiitv d .
t‘tnhn‘. ill “N: t.

Criestnl t; 0::iicztt'. Tea Cs. 3.
"mid “flit—r. .‘iJ Hurling] Siip. .'. r- '.
l'i.r ...Iv hi ”I“ but i.r.- . .,

I-‘. I). LA W’I‘ON A’ C0.,
ll. L’IIOIIIIEIIIEI'. .
‘ CHAS. ll. l-‘Ellllls,
South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

__ .. ___._._,_.. ...

N. Y. N. H. & II. ItAl’LlitIA
' Dir-'mbcr ‘Ll. one.

ii;

, Jesus took lil llisarms and blcascd. it is not ‘ :1; a3“" fiflifif. g1: .. 223::
[wible that this unchangi-abie Jmiis can be I 6.1:! " Local fix. its} “ Arr-rm;
indiflcrcut to the welfare of any one of; 2-53 T infill?! 13!: " k‘mmu'

.tlio multitudes of infants Mach null {56 .. mag“: ”Lup‘mpgam Ex.
constantly lusting out front this earth. 8.256 " Inf-Ilka 1.07 " Inst Ex.

IA'I cvcry llliillll'l' who Illl‘i lust 3-33 ': 303-9 “‘3‘ H" ... 3914“” W"-

’ a babe find comfort hcrc, and also read can; :4; .. my“ ‘ if; .. if: i:
fully Dent. L39. If the streets of the re in): .. n, ’ m " Accom.
stored Jerusalem in Palestine are yet who it.“ " Locallx. 51-0 ii Nanci-il-
full of boys and girls playing in the streets If"; Dan'g'Q"; 2'3 .. Imm'ai‘m
thereof mach. no, fit. what Hillel be the pm 2:“ .. “Hui; 7:2,; -- Wd'pi A“,

,ent joy of the lit)” of children It] flu: pm us " Boston Rx. ins .... Accom.

;ettce of the King while they unit for the :3 2 23x4 A“ Sf: .. 2;?!“ A"
mm In.” "t the 51'" Jcrufiilmh But as. '- iii-micro Arr 142i: .. sown in. '

1 above all things, let us lay to iii-art :ird lfll- 8.1! “ ll‘port hm. * .. actions.
presents." the scholars Il’fillllllh’] .rt.~rinf “”5 1113:?“ {,5 ., [gym

4, our lcswn, that to i-utrr tiir- kiugi m --t l: ..d 9.15 ARM}. 6:51pm. Acmal.

1we must be born again, no lllll~l lo cun- it." p.ni Accent.

l vertcil and Leanne IL‘i Itttlc ('Ilii lrcu. John a: T, filial!“

’ in. 3—7; llatt. xviii, 5.) “V mm: s i_\' Mll- l ' a '

icercly r

l Silliingin my hand» i Ivriug, ,

Simply to'i'hy cross I cling ' _ .
II. "III”! Music-r, “but shall III" that I Train- hnvo Int Nor-ails.

‘tnay inherit eternal lifc." "l‘l'l: tan young aoiiia wxsr. eonra nn.

1 man, :i riilt-r :itiivti; III" pmpln; :iizl vcry . “-0.7 {3‘1 g?! ‘;,m'
l'lt'Il (Matt. xix. 2:. Luke xvui, l~,'.5;:, and l 7:” .. “-3 9-D-
tli'n‘fll’illllg to tlm who in our li'eru'vll, be 9.5“: ” y 515 "
comm running and him-it right dr-un in tho “-‘I " ,9 5'? :

‘stru-v-t before Joints. and in Illl' pron-noon! , 53'1“” i 9’ '
tlu- pimple, and itttcts IIIf‘Se' tvurds, I :3; -- .

l~. "Non-2 purl but our, that I: find " As - -' “ .
II tasty, "I Evil is lIiv only (tilt: “In: I~ paid, :0. .' sumpéup'. ""£:.lI’::T;£3.

J do you acknowledge llc no God!" “ii" that
mmth to God rtiiiiit la-izi-vc that 'It' it, and
that lie it n rcviarilcr of mom that iliiir‘r‘lllly '
m-k liitn" illcb. xr, bi.

iii. “limit knowcst tlic coinriiriudmvnts.”
llatthcwmys: "If thou wilt enterititoiife
i.« i~p tho muittiatiiltncrits." So a!» in n-ply
to IIII' lawyer who asked a similar question
to timtof this young ruler. Judi.» n-(crrul
hint to the law,s:iyiti;:, "This do art-l thou
shalt lire" (Luke x). Now we know that by
the deeds- of the law there shall no Il'bil be
jtbtlllfll in “is eight, and that tho law can-
not give life, but can only make at out siti-
ncrx and shirt our mouths lliotn. iii, lit, :0;
UnL iii, 21, ‘33}; why. then, did Jcsus dircct
2 this man to the lat” Surely that In:- might

bet-unvoiced of sin and thus lol to mauve
('lt'l'llfll life as a free gift from God.

L-‘Il. "Master, all these have I ulncrt'tel from
*my youth." lie was no sinner in his own
éeyes, but a righteous man. having always
iki-pt the lawns he thought, and was now
i ready todo something more it he could thus
; obtain eteniai life. lie was ignorant of
’Ood's rightcohsmm and going about to is-
; tablisii his own. moot x, 14.) ~
. 2 "One thingthou lackesL", Butthstdne
l thing was everything. 4
l 2‘3. “lie wassad at that saying and went

array grieved.” llo made his choice, and
I preferred present things to things unset-ti. his
wealth rather than Christ, his case rather
than a cross flow unlike limes, who
: esteemed tho reproach of Christ great?!
i riches than thetreasuresin Egypt, for he had
3 respect unto the recounts-use of the reward;
i or Paul, who sullen-d the less of all things
that ho mi 'Iit win Christ.
, 25-2"). " ovr hard is it for them that trust
in riclics to cutcr into the kingdom of God."
Tho heart can only have one supremo ruler.
and-if that one is wealth, or pleasure, or

onlv rightful ruler—tho lord Jesus Christ—-
is l ironed and a umrper has his place.
in, 2?. “They were astonished out of
measure.” Gods thoughts and ways arcso
different from ours that until we are willing
to iaynsiilo all our thou-rlits and opinions
and simply believe what ‘Ilo says, no will
often be sorely perplexed; and if any one
fcrs their own thoughts and ways totiiose
of God. they will continue in darkness and
not have that fellowship with the Father and
the Son which is their vi 4
25-3]. "Anhundred old now, ‘ 0 ‘ with
persecutions, and in the world to come eter-
nal life." We have seen the manner of en-
tori the kingdoni,aiid the hindranca .to
en n it, tromtheaetwo object lessonsof
theciiilaranand the rich young ruler.and
now, In sum to Peter‘s question, we haven
limple simple statement concerning the pres-
entuid future pupa-ts of the follower of

 

 

Christ. Alltrtie levmbecotnebloulre-
tattoos of ‘each other-redeemed by His
proctorIllrl 'Iulfotouli‘l‘ig‘llbm
eafiathwmasho’usshold a so
3'9. -"a . ...

learning, or anything in this world, then the a. w

 

“0178.4 ’I‘0NIC IIAILIIOA I).

liab'Bl'liI l NORWALK Ill VISION.
Corrected February 4th. 15%
Passenger Trains.

SOUTH.

Lv. Norwalk. Lv. So. Sorwalk. Ar. Wilcox. I'oin
'a’azaJn. 75am. Saturn.
Bl? " 3;": “ b‘ifi "

10b " 1013 " IO “:0 “

”Mum. Impli. ”Rpm.

‘ u .. ‘ t6 .. 4 5 es

6 l8 ” Itxoi‘l 635 “ lixcd 6 to “I'x‘d

“L, .. .. 80': .. .. “5 .. ..

947 t. .. 1021 .. .. 10:” .. ..
strann.

0.41) a. m.

“it p. in

NOIKTII.

In. Wilson Point. Lv. So. Norwalk. Anxorwalk
I In a. in. lixed I20 a. It. l‘x'd 210 lixed
25 .. .. 335 .. .. 641 ..

8‘5 " 918 " 921mm.
1201 " ”Mum. walnut
2 50 " lixcd 310 "Filt’ll 3 w ixed
mom. on “ 517nm.
Big ... t; u .. a 40 ..
I
”to 'lixcd II! It "llxed lofllixed
was“.
’ in... ' ' us at.
s to [Lin 6 51 . In.
V. II. Smassos.\'ice-Pres. and Geti'l Hunger.
7. C. Pam Ba 'atendcnt.
A. W. Plains, (mall Pas-cum Agent.

MAIN LINE.
Leave Bridgeport for Pittsflcld.
we a. in. seen-mom
‘0.“ ls ‘1
210.20 a. in. Itixod
4.50 p. in. express
'6 to “ acwmtno'a

I!!! DAT “IL.
7 so a. in.

7 3800s only as fats:I Great Harrington.
Want: as far as New Intern.

WI. ll. Samson. Vice l’res‘t a (len'l laa'g‘r
W. K. Lrotl. Bapt.
., Ct

Plummet-ti. Paar-tiger Ag‘t.,llr’ ‘
Licensed Day Scavenger.
Privy Vaults and Coerpools

. Cleaned and llisenfccti il.
cilanuis mos-r. Prop.

Bridgeport address: 96 FAIRFIRLD AVE.
or inquire or Jatms trauma. Health Olllcer.
dis 2w Norwalk.

 

 

our. ice—um (tom than
Midlwfildu. iii-slimy.
a 0» no a isiaswoild.

 
 

 

nnim va
General lntellfgoncctlillce

Anyone Iii I‘Illl of ciiiulo Illi'lll, or wlililrig to
Change his or Iit'l' place, will d It will my iliem to
call are and whom their names. ales f '
(lintlt'flltlll will be charged the sam at so cts. II
yuii want to but . or null. or titil. or ciiqulri- tor any
thing you can u so here. as no will univerilsv ill the
oillru avrry day. We Iisic a sitting room for ladies
and one for (st'llll tho.

I u I

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Wi- halt-I ii-aliiursatshcm you can get anything
Irotnnbi' tutlttlltltll to is {I‘ll meal at all limit!
Bound by tilt: day or neck; aim lodging

fltl ltu Yours ltt'siiectfnlly, IIEE lli\'l‘!.

No. I'i Water St... Borough.

Monuments and Headstones.
Donut hnysmonumcm or limb-lone from any
phoumph, tuityo direct in the show moms of
'. W. u-ii, Wan-r NIIN‘I, Norwaili and select one
all rotupli-te and you vim Im' lu- div-.i ipolutod in he

uppmmwc llcalrr iirsll kinds of iuildltig stone
and i'enicicry work.

m l’. "\‘V. l3zh'l‘l‘38.

i; cfiiiiitiirs irritant,

>1). NUKWH ii

~mooo .

FRAMING at lowest nricet.

H”—

Full line at Artisis' Materials.

Ail] rilanl

J itN [74‘1312 l 889.

\Vc nit-r during tl.i- month a

LAIII i l'} . "l'()( 3K

WINTER CLCAKS,

Now Goods, at Cost.

()iic lot, old slylcs, :it. $2.00
for (‘IIUIt’I'. .

Largo.- lnt Dives Goods
marked 2.3 to 50..- placed on
separate counters at uniform
price of 150 per yard.

20 pcr cont discount on
marked prices; of leather
Gloves and Mittens.

Many other goods i'ciluccd
Iomukc room for now goods
after February lst.

ANBLEN & SANNIS.

.t s-‘t'ii'iliiisu or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.

Berry Bros. liard Oil Finish.

“'irc Steel ”MP Mats,
Something new. best thins: out.

 

2W.C.QUINTARD,

IUSIC IIALL BUICK

leé Hey, WW

and Straw,

Pial N088 Slilllfl Billing.
COAL and WOOD,

 

Grain, Flour, Feed,

- AND—

BUILDER’S MATERIALS,

, —s-r—

RilMllNl] Bills
Willing Stationery!

- PRINTED on NIENGRAVED!

 

A SPECIALTY.

PRINTING OF ALL KINDS

AT THE .

Sentinel Oflice.

 

 

 

Ileana I. liadorhill

fluowiatowu esIlI Household II Iaitlos for
cash orhy Imisllments at prices road coni-
tloti. l'artiredi-miina IHI‘t’IlIWtItiiflII at N...
s Raymond Ht . My. mate it
Dally hcw You-Ii lilies-miner.
‘ )Alltfllxl (allid for and ilcllVi-ml In all part- of
iiit-i-Iiy or vicinity. I’rninpl intuition paid in
all Ofllt'fl laitai Plsistcd‘s. Norwalk. or lliiyt‘s drug
store. Houlh Norwalk. 1’. W. ANDItIIWti. m in:
Brldnepart and Norwalli Mess-
singer.

JOHN ll illfl'l'll will attend to.” onh-n left at
v John Iliiimua-r‘s llsrlicr Filibp.50llth Norssllt.
Imkwoml it. Aridrrwu Markul Norwalk, and I'. It.
llioi wui‘s, :wl lit-aid 5L, liritltgcpnrl. audwtll make

daiiy thin. ‘13 Jim
I ENNE'I"I',Ilii-tnail csnlcr. will cill for, and
deliver lulrlcll at Norwallr or Mouth Nodvslk
for ten cents each. weight "mired in t-n pounds.
tilatest Rorwslk and South Norwalk Postoillces.
reserpine-s and dispatch guaranteed.
d - - A. BENNETT.

>~ 7- . . . a- -. '3‘..- . _.
’l‘he llcst liliiillliig ll ooil
Now to bu lull i~ mld My (‘ 'I‘. [wound in bags of

50 lbs. at. 500 Each.

(Inc rcn's worth I! mtllricnt to kindle any ordinary
flrc.

c. 'l‘. uzossstn,
Water St.. Norwalk.

 

lilo-scissor.

mo
1H North bliiiti Si.

SPRING STYLES

——riP~-——-—

PAPER insures.

Fini- Iain" of (Hits
At 27-, 30. and 40 Cents. Double liofl.
lesilsossr-d Gilts
Scwiilylcs, tit doc. Ilouhlc Boll,

 

“AT—

DECKEEL’S
Palm and Wall Paper Slil‘l,

1 Pl North Main St"
South Nos-“111k. ()t.

REEMAN’

 

 

llrllr-(s-sl 'IMM
I'nienu lint-Iro- In

“E mwnER' (l-‘ulaiicn-h‘ p~rt..me. Mldby

Dhl‘llsta—tir't). It. Plat-ted; U. Lapbatn: Hoyt's'
Baxter's.
"38m

A 'l‘lllllltll’t-lll

COMMERCIAL EDUCATION,

both theoretical and practical. Also

8 h o rt -I—Ia n d
' —AKD—-
T Yl’E-VVR I T I NC}
WAT Tl]!—
livciiing Commercial School,
Gazette Building. Norwalk, Conn.
A GERDIAN CLASS

wil won be started. (‘all on or address
FRANK ll. RESCUE.
P. S—Also Business Delartrncn Bridge
College I l, 1'29 “port

CASH

TNCBN Nil

9 O O
Pillsbury? Bot Flour, per hid ............. Q7 75
H I. l- 6- , 1 ...... < I“

12); lbs. (intimated Sugar. .. .....
Fine Butter .............. . .. . .
51:39 New l'rurica .
Rock (body syrup
California I. hes-tics
Dianeshr "

 

l‘inc than M. I .

goat :1! “ .. . .. .. l
vaporit A» be ......................... me I)

Driull’caclirgx:.... .............. 20clb

— —AT—-

W. Hivam- Siniii’s, 

92 Washington Street.

 

A. S. li‘ERRIS.

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
34 Washington St, South lone-II.

110M ER 13. IIOYT,

Jillllllll' llllll UNINNIN.

15 Railroad Place,
Sole Agent for the Celebrated
Aqua Crystal Spectacles
and Eye Glasses.

Also full lim- Pebble Spectacles. Eves tested free.
Always in swck, full line

Elgin. Waltham.
Eampsien. Columbus.
Springfield,

Non-Magriet-ic Watches.

_French and American Clocks,

No.

New and :nL-tle designs In
ianver Ware,
Diamonds'and Fine Jewelry.
Inslcal Instrument laminae,“

l0. ”MAIDEN”.
(mm. 2.0.

 

 

Queen Cufl' I—lolders, ,-

 
 
 

WMHWWW ..

attains n.""”a””i'sio‘n.

 

Livery and read Stable
iiiitii'ii'i'i Horst,

"A 1' ~ '.:.I t‘utungcstolcl for all armors.

I or“; u ..t lhpol io rim-i All Trams.

ttlmil I'uftiollli- iii Itwlllllhiu Prim”.
olephouo wuuoctlon.

Human Natureson the Back!

There Is not the lust nem-
siiv for sum-ring from
Nliii'la‘l'iFI, th'luwla.
_ bIII'T,IIId nsniot's Illali
Al ill, th-u the most ohtl- a
halo ram are cured h
min“ IIILL‘H ltlIIlUlA .
It'I LLB. Theysre coin
[mt-d of harmless roots-
iitu one of the best Liv.
and I'arnily I'iirgstlve Pills
In the luket. Taiumonl-
ali- numbered by thousatdi-t I will send an person
a box of these pills by spplylua to me. and 0 lg?
to forfcit Fft Dollars for every fslIuretocitrt-s -r
stairuial. "his Is ‘3) spread Eagle I'ittl. but a
siiitiameritof facts. id by all dt'tlltllil III Dru
and Medicines. and In Norwslk by (I II I

Price :35 acute pct box, the boxes for 8i Ill.

lI-z tin 0. a. lllLli. I'Nprit‘lol'. Portland, le.

Ewan a nusntrzu.

862 Water 8t.. foot of Bank,
BBWGEI‘OB’I’. (11'.

We iii-It rcncweil attention this citation to our stark
of Nova Scuba hand made woolen stockings.gloves
and mittens, and our line of imported unernseys.
We wish to more fully Introduce to the notice of
all outdoor workers, drivers. It. ii men. and sports.
meu,ihe great comfort and lately from we and
cold, to be derived from a good suit of oiled cloth-
Ing. With time go rubber Gloves and finger Oats.
of which we haves good mark. The to
bones and hurricanes by rain and elect stones Is well
known to cvcry hot-c owner. One of our Oiled
Canvas Covers will prove a complete tion
and may save its cost many times in a single storm.
'fhcsc however-re but side shows, our main
bnslncu is dealing in Pure leads and Oils, Ship
t'hsudlcry, Engineer‘s Supplies and I’M rig la
tcrials, In any of these lines we are di cult to
match and impossible to beat.
Bythe way. We have a Brand of Cigars made
f-m Qu- bi-si imported stock which we I only in
hoxrs of we each. They Illl.‘ \cry tine flavor and
cost but little momihaii cigarettes. Drop In and
try IllI'lIl. 'I'clrpliotic. N. Y. Prices. Never
uiidcrsold.

Mt

 

 

DAILY FREIGHT m.
NfllWflliliNIlllYllii.

-THE PROPELLERS—

 

 

City of Norwalk & Eagle,

Will make daily tripe. Sundays excepted. for
freight between New lork. Norwalk and South
Norwalk. Will leave Pier :5, foot of Beekuian street,
New York. every evening, except Saturdays, at Ii
o'clock.sndoa Saturdsv at z: p. in. Leave Nor-
waik Bridge and Sour Norwalk every evening.

I

Prelgbt taken from and received for all
points on the Danbnry and Rorwalk and
Shepang Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Bates.

Upon applic‘tioti to agents the City of Email
and flag e will he sent for rpcclal our of freight
anywhere in new York or its vicinity.

”All person are forbid trusting snyot the
employecaof the boats of inislineosi accountof
the owners thereof.

Haiti, Built in.

WOOD HANTBLS.
DOORS.
BASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.

OF ALL KINDS.

Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming

Plate and. Sheet Glass.

 

 

 

 

 

Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.

 

Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage

ill] at liil flindiifliflll Street.

South Norwalk, Conn.

Hatch, MIME?-

All who have sent the bald spots the luck of
III!!! head u-timeilw hair is grossing out In good
i- l .

lam perfectly satisfied that I'liflm is dola the
war . A. D. STEBB 8.

 

 

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FAIRICON No. 3.

A PEERLESS IIAIII DRESSER.
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