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'ifOEl't‘iiNItI-M. SERMON.
Ill" . M»..-
adtilebumr DISCOURSE ev REV.
ii: 1 on. TMMAGE.
It?” II. lore Giotto". (‘ottdltlusi
”stem MIDI-Owned)” Ill 0*
W (hie-ll.- and the amt Revo-
lanes—nilhram \'II’|I'II\'s u' LII-s.
”113$er ‘J‘ < Al the tabernacle to
by“ M 'I‘. De Witt Tulniage, I). ll,
asst-man .pplflprll‘to in the com-
m“ The vmt mnnmguvmu sang
Within]:
‘ ,‘ {Blot-e Jehovah‘s awful Illl'olst‘,
' I‘Yeutiom bow wane-ma M‘-
Dl'. Whigs” tat vies II Kings \‘l, IT:
“Alid'ths Lord opined the eyes of the young
III!" hilt! he dw: and, behold, thc mountain
his Idll‘of horn. and them“ of tire round
stfiir‘ lam" He sold:
in: Ilc'cfl highnd many regiments. and two
dollana year to keepufely u trouble
aeihec‘aptive at St. lieleua,.ao the king of
8 tends M. I whole army to upturn one
of rellg‘lou—pahaps 50,11llnlcn to
is!» Indra. - During on night a... army 01
Mint camemuad thevillago of Dothan,
wilds lb? prophet was staying. At early
Wtho nun-enamel Elisha rushed in
ad “Inlay "What not we «in there is a
whold'il‘dl'y codtetodustmy you. We mum
die, 566 harsher» list. finite was not
M‘s bit, for be looliul up and saw
ti“ ’mluntal-s- all aminid full of super-
“ felon-lad he knew that if there
wai‘lfl,” Alyrians againn him there
m’ ltll,M~‘-nngeh for him; and in
showmlhopophwr prayer in behalf of
“mud nun servant, the young man
filt‘tos.‘ Ears-office harueosd tochar-
M'dmanddsivsn «1 tin pulling reins
dunes bits of are; andwarriors of fire
. wfllihrandlahd sword of flu, and tho brill-
5 uses of that Inorllng sunrise was eclipsed
» by'lhe "gaining splemlon of the celestial
mulcads. “And the Lord opened the eyes
oflhtyouugman; and he nw: and, behold.
thora‘onnm wssfullofha'iais and chariots
ol'flii‘d'olllld about. Huh" I have often
lsnioyolof the Assyrian perils which
drum Matthieu, but now
‘we‘areliembling m heap centennial cele—
mum of hummus-anon of Washington,
IWdI-theupperforcu of the test that
“to ' «souffle. :If allthelow levels
and “Williai'meIIJtllreamllmvetotell
ylii‘thatiihenioimtshsoi our hope and cour-
Q‘Iud'flllhmmllof thhmusandchar-
labor Divine We. /
"'anaoosv onus clamor or nun.
”You will notice that the Divine equl
always r‘epaentsd as a chariot of fire.
hullniah and John,when they caneto
' the Divine equipage, always re
tulle-s a wheeled,a hm,“ up l~
dared emflagrallou. It isuota chariot like
mum eonquemrsol earth mount, but an
dr'ganlml and acoaiprasrlflre. 'l'hatmeans
purity, justice, chastisemsnt. deliverance
thwugh burning escapes. Chariot of rescuel
’5‘, but chariot of fire. All our national
disanthnllments have been through scorching
' _ and red disasters. Through tribu-
' lil' Individual risu. Through trilli-
mm rise. Cburlotaof rescue, but
Wot fire. .
” But how~do I know that this Divine equi-
‘ hoaflnsideofourinstituuons! Ihaow
hydro-history“ thelastone hundredand
' m 'l'heAmsricau revolutionstartr
froth (hopes of Johnllmoochin Indo-
‘_ indium ’l‘hocohmlawithout
5% mullet), without guns,
.qua—Y w... mmww"§§mu’: u-x MW... 1, , , .
44‘ R'K’V‘fl";
is
p— ——
‘ ' t‘balued'warriors, without money,
mum» 0n the other side, the
Wis-flan of the earth, the largmt
f mathemudeat navieaarslthcmest
_ minimum lemmas lu-
' 'l'ilbfilhd nearlyall notions ready to
W‘fhfihup in the fight. Nothing asagainst
Wty.
fl'l‘lmcanseof theAmericancoloniaz. which
, ' at euro, dropped still lower through
unequal-noting“ the pursuant: through
WMat-nallmandthnmgh
“ewimwmch surpased alltheir prede
W’ln depth-of snow and horrorsof con-
" ‘ I: Eliiha,surrouuded bytbewhole
‘ army,didnot seerntobeworse of!
man the till-um eoltmia encompass-1
adidmrhadowed by foreign molt. What
decld'sdtbdeontsst inou'iavorl ’l'beuppcr
Wes, the upper armies The green and
Walnuts-luau! New England, the high-
lniidr mm the Hudson, the mountains of
- ‘Wmlnll the Appalachian ranges were
' wfieuforcunauta which the young man
I (flington s'aw by faith, and his men
IWIIIO from feet, and the gun—
‘W'wouads, and the exhausting hun-
‘ ,f'hbd‘ the long nnrch because “the
’ «msnedtheeyesol thoyoung man; and
"Bfiw: mmmmuntains werefull
‘0! holsssand chariots of fire round about
Hills?“ Willington hinmlf was a mira-
‘fibfi 'WhatJoshuaw-in sacredhistorythe
”M'Alflrlean Mt wusinsecularhla-
"WyfiAWothcn-iexcelledhlmin
MIMI)!” hemlledthemallin
Tundra-Jud canplatmn' of character.
"hem-m mwhisliko,and probably
“Wm-ill see Halib agdmbecausc there
«Wynn: will be another such exi-
'jtncy.t Hamlet downaDivineinteI-posi-
“Ion. BewartmnGtaldirect.
' "Ida not Inowhowany‘nnnmn readthe
’Wymf than times without admitting
iIhab'tlte‘ cutest w. decided bythenpper
“MI '- - . . .
9P" m mint-ave: earns crvn. was.
"J'Wfiflwl,ihenvour~ civil war waned,
l‘ilial’tyitthol‘iortdi andatthe south pro
‘nainbilitnatimalmldde. ltwasuotcour—
,' gum cowardice,“ was not. wealth
’ ‘ 'povuty, Itiwasnotlsrgem
:‘ . .. ‘ainallstatea Itwsshauismagsimt
"hé'ohndtwasthcranircssof many gener-
-:a’tl6fl,agaiu¢thersslmees or many gener-
, ‘fa‘dqrj’sgltjwaethepraya-ol thenorthagainst
“my: of the south, it was onehslf of the
.' .. ' anuadwrathmestlngtheotherhslf
“at thorium in armd indignation. m
‘Suiii‘euu'sliutenterminationl
”“Atfheopst'tingdtbewarthecommanden
:Ifi-éhfilof the United State-forces waaa
”ma-”who had bssng'l'eatinbattle,butold
agehad'cbmewitb'many inflrmitieandhe
had alright iO'qnleluda. He could not
{If " "tom, and he rode on the
’, 'Iéltl in tennis”, asking the
j‘drlvd' mo tojolt ittoomnch. During
”flie'a'io‘ofthelonr yum of tbecontest,on
Ill‘eflu'thwl'n'dswasa maainmid-hqubo
”mmyfiinsjhe,blood of manygensra—
, of warriors, hlrnselfone of theherou
ind 'Cd'ro Gordo, Contreras
on
drugthandadctarmiuationthattheworld
hadnsvc smuanhslsd. And what but
um, , . mmwbsnl’hnlpm-I-
dauandfitunswalllachmnmetmnd allian—
“Lyon Indfiidmy-Iobnston rodeinfmln
Fwy-m n.3,.» «ea-6N .
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almchshstu 7.. mm
M . m-nm-flm W. .
. mags Iotdeeidslheoonnlct 'Ihsup‘
price-efficient. 'l'heytellnlthcewas
rimflmd God“-
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“Mommies-admires: longas
skirts and feet on swift an un lilili‘ltlpfl'b and
Hugs like till-let‘s. Ines ran and a‘ullnpud
and patmnl rind hII'lqu. I‘I'II\\I|ll,; lit-s illltl
jumping Ili's and running lite. Int-s with at
IAulluu-ut screws and l'lln‘f'l‘h und brnhlcrs
and finely \muinl IIIIIIA‘I‘. Ins by i'lil'lh
llan [to-unli- “Ills not or Ib' i-xwpt during cloc-
timui, illlII live by pout-ll u be ulwnys lie. but
la‘nI Ilivnwltm it. .i [‘l -' tdvniinl t-nnipnigu.
ll‘IlIiIi'~~ I It .I “Mu .mi In I. .\r ll f-‘ri-igm-r
in-il Iillh t-.-..i.li') In :III'II Iililt .~ I ullHIIIII
lltlnlt Iw “ill-LI \ :itil ilAlr'A‘II. lit» luunl on his
push-1nd. null IIIAIu‘ but -,;u will iii,;lti~y
“'lml “ill ttn i.un-lrt-l~--I IIJHIINIIIIIHHI ini'
dose at a pifileiliisl election famous for
dam-i Ibiwlly. A «new cloud yet settled
down upon this nail-n. The rault of the
election on» in tllspuln, and revolution. not
induct-u I\\‘u or Iluw six-lions, but revolution
in may lvuun “Ill village und 0in of the
the l'ntiul Nun», menu-d Imminent. The
pet-i “as iltut New \‘ui'li would throttle
ow York, llllll New Hill-tum miuld grip New
Orleans, und llmton, It Mon. and Savannah,
lhivaniuih. and Washington, Washington.
some stud llr. TII‘b'II was elm-ted; others
ltd )Il Mu)“: “II‘ i-Iiu'lnl; ulid how
their no mine In universal tnawsavre
slime of us gun-oust, but God only knew.
I awrtI-e our um'ttli‘ not In lb.- Imn- "lunch “in NH“ lel-n In.- Iluulwf In!
a”. m“ l‘tgllliuliisuu-iu of IllIurIllwd “lull uilm,» I lbw) nitl-I lun- lnl‘ Iln- Iiuul
P‘illllt‘uuls. but I ascribe II. In the upper "' "M" mini-WI“ Til-- nnl) lr-“l “uni;
huff“ of ”.0 text. Chariots”! mercy rulltsl about it It. mun: ut IIlI'tlII itili- i undvrntund
humid IINIIL'IIIIN'WIINIS\h'l'lllltll heartland u'” L'H‘N' “"‘nu-M‘ “l” I ‘”I’l"“' ”I"
Urrltmii. niuf lltlIiiill, unl Sui-dim, nn-I
the flush wus not soon. yet all through the
munntnlus of the north told the south and
the east sud the wmt, though the hoofs did
not clutter, the 'avalry of God gnlloped by.
I tell you God Is the friend of this nation. In
tlu- uwful excitement at the massacre of Litr
min, when there was a pmspect that greater
slaughter would open upon this nation, (lad
bilabial the bums-st. In the awful excitement
at the time of Illu'IlultI'l amasalnatlon, God
put his foot on the neck of the cyclone.
m ”WIND CONDITII)! 0' Ti"? UNITED
mam.
To prove lIltsl. (ii-ll II on till! aide of Illll Ill-
iun, I argue from the last eight or nine great
barns“. and from the national
th oi the last quarter of a century «opi—
Islnics very exceptionalvnnd from the great
revivals of religion, and from the spreading
of the Church oI God, and from Iliccontinenl
bltalauning with asylums and refnrnistory In-
elltutlons, and from on Isl-Ionization which
pandas that this whole land is to be a Pam
dine where God shall walk in the cool of the
day.
If in other sermons I showed you what was
the evil that threatened to upset and demol-
lall American institutions, I am encouraged
more than I can hull you as I see the regi-
tneuta wheeling down the sky, and my jen-
miails tum into doxologies, and that which
was the Good Friday of the nation's crucifix-
lon becomes the Easter morn of its resurrec-
tion. Of course God wurhs through human
histflitiielitnlitiee, und this national lotter-
iueut is to come among other things through
a scrutinized ballot box. By the law of reg-
istration it In almost Impossible now to have
ill at voting. There was a time—you
an? I remember It very wcll —whcn drovui
of vngahuuds wandered up and down on
election day and from poll to poll, and
voted here and voted there, and voted
everywbere,and there was no challenge; or,
if there were, it amounted to nothing, he
came nothing could so suddenly be proved
upon the vagabunds. Sow, in every well
organized neighborhood, every voter is
watched with sin-crust. scrutiny. I must
tell the registrar my name, and
how old I am, and how long I have
maid,” lutbc state, and how long I have u-
sidcd in the ward or township, and if I mis-
rqtreseutllfty whim-es will rise and shut me
out from the lulllot box. Is not that a great
advance! And then notice the law that pm-
hibits a man voting if he has bet on the elec-
tion. Astep further needs to be taken and
that man forbidden a vote who has offered or
taken a bribe, whether It be in the shape of a
freedrinh or cash paid down, the suspicious
casts obliged to put their hand on the Bible
and swmr their vote in if they vote at all
80 through the mud chest of our nation's
uffruge redemption will come.
God also will ave this nation through an
aroused moral sentiment. There has nova
been so much discuaricm of moralsand im—
merala Men, whether or not they acknowl-
edge what is right, have to think what I
right. We have men who have had their
hands in the public treasury the most of their
lifetime, stealing all they could lay their
handsomdiscwrsing eloquently about dis-
honesty in pubbcssrvunts, and men with two
or three families of their on, reaching elo-
quently about the fatalities or the seventh
commanding“. The question of sobriet
and drunk'ennm is thrust in the face of
nation as new: before, and to take a part In
our political contests. The question of na-
tlonal sobriety is going to bc rsspoctiully and
deferentlally heard at the bar of every legis-
lature and every house of representatives
and every United State; senate, and an em—
nipotent voice will ring down the shy and
acres thh land and back again, nying to
them rising tide: of drunkennm which
threaten to witclm home and church and us-
tion: "Thus far shalt. thou come, but no fur-
ther, and here shall thy proud waves he
stayed."
Inhave not in my mind a shadow of dis—
tnslareib' theshadowofa
house il "a wing. y faith is in the upper
forces. upper armies of the text. (led is
not deed The chariots are not unwheclcd.
If you would only pray more and wash our
205 in the cool, bright water, fresh rum
0 well of Christian reform, it would be said
of youasoi this one of the text: "The Lord
opened thaeyesof the young man; and be
aw: and, behold, the mountain was fullof
horses and chariots of fire round about
Elisha"
m amn' aauarnn seams-r nu: Cats: or
country.
When the army of Antigonuu went into
battle his soldiers were very much discour-
aged, and they ntsbel up to the garters] and
said to him: "Don't you see we have a few
forms and they have so many more!" and the
soldiers were ail'righted at the loneliness of
their number and the greatneaof theenemy.
Antigonua, their commander, straightened
him-dispand seld.with indignation and
vehemenoe: “How many do you reckon me
tobel" And when we see the vast urmla
arrayed against the cause of sobriety It may
sometimes bevery dhcouraging, but I ask
you in making upIyour mtimateof the forces
of righteousnesn ask you how manydo on
reckonthebordGodAlmightytobel e b
ourcommander. The Lord of Hostishis
name. I have the best authority for saying
that thechariots of God aretwenty thousand,
and the mountains are full of them.
You will takewithout my saying It that
myonlyfaith is in Christianityand inthe
uppa' forcessuggested In thetext. Political
partiescomoand go, and theymayberlght
andtbeymsybewrong; but God livcs,and
lihinkhshasonlalnedOhhnationfora
career of ‘ty that no
willbeabletohult. Iexpect tollvetosce a
political party which will have a platform of
two planks—the Ten Commandments and the
flannel) on the Mount. “'him that
formed it will sweep acres this laugh-lye a
madol’wssgoingtosay, but when Ithlnh
file not to be devastation, but resuscl
the figure and say, such a a.
sweep acres this land like spies
Frl'lli'll Imp n Il'ulnlilll‘ H “II ninl pnI-lli- I-nI
tho IiiIt-i’luil sliitl‘ In lIlt‘Il' ~nli-4-rilv r~
'Iiui UM: unmet run A noun uni.
Nothing but I'lti't~ti.iiiit_\ u III I'HT ship
such it lI-uul of induct-mgr. l'lu- L‘lirtsilun re
Ugt-m \vill spa-tilt nf'tcl' it while. The billing».
gill» un-l luu u'nthl.tl through which vu- mule
ewry your or ovary {our yours. must In- it»
bttlud by [but religion which spcults from its
cw” git-tit. mountains, from tho unetnnuntnin
“Autumn, Iiit- connnmid, “'l‘liou hIllllI not bear
fnlm mini-us ngmml thy tu-ighb-nr,"tiudfrom
tho other mount nm'un; plm for litnilums
and love and tin-«iv; rather than curring
.‘"" my me guilt. tullm c it n.ilionul rcligI-ui.
I 'A'bu'u are [on Lin-1‘ of II iii-mill twilight“,
The um: i; snppurfn-d hf: III» mite, nnwl is a
mutt-1‘ Iif lnmtnn politic... and it hm grcnt
lull'ulul‘i', and under it mm will struggle
for prominence “Ithout reference In qunllfl
cottons, and its archbishop l» lilllipurlul by a
salary of flint!!! a your, tuul then- are gi'i-ut
mun-drill», with oil the muchinery of music
uud cuiluiilt'uls, and room for u thnuiuutd
lample, yet an audience of fifty [a-nplc or
twenty jumping or ten or tm._
We \vmtt no such religion the that, no sin-ll
national religion; but We want this kind of
natiuntd religion: the vast mujorlty of Ihf'
people mnvurtulnud cvnngi-llzul, and then
they will lnlinugn- the sei'ulur III-i Well as the
religious.
Do you any that this Is iniprnrth-ul-le,’ No,
The time is coming just us ccrtujnly as then-
isa God and that this III his book and thut he
has the strcugth and the honesty to fulfill his
promises. ()ne of the ILDI‘It'llI cmpcrurs used
to pride himself on wrformlng that which
his counselors said was lmposiblu, and I have
to toll you today that man's imp! sulbliui are
God's malts. "Hath he mid and shrill lic not
do itl Ilalh hccommandcd and will bc not
bring it to liars!" The Christian religion is
mmlng to tulle jams-lion of every ballot box,
of every school house, of every home, uf t-vury
valley, of every mountain, of every acre of
our national domain. This notion, notwith-
standing ull tbccvil influences that are trying
to dietroy It, is going to live.
Never since, according to John Milton.
what “Satan wns hurled llo‘nill‘mg fluxnlng
from the ethereal shits in Iudmus ruin und
combustion down," hnve the powers of dark-
ual been so dck-rmlnol to uni this continent
as they 1ch now. What u jmu-l it n -.'l JI'ITI‘I
carved in relief, llu~ L'illlli'u of this plunci'
On one side of [IS the Atlantic mean, dividing
us from the “'ul’ll out gm i'rllllll‘nIJiUI EIIrHPI'.
On the other side the Pacific w-vnn, dividing
us from tho IllipcrslIlIt-iis uf .\~'iiL (in the
north of us the Arctic tan-.1, which is III" gym-
nasium in which tlu-explorersnn-l nuvigninrs
developt courage. A continent fun "I'lll'
and flu: ndrotl miles Inn", s'o-vvnin‘ll
million rupture miles, and all of it but
about onceevcnlh capable of rich culti
vetinn, (um hundred millions of popula-
tion or. this continent of Scr‘b un-l South
America—one ltuntlrul millions, llIlsI rmni
for many hundred millions Illvl'I'. All flora
and till fatiuu, all metals nu-I nll pt'o-civ-us
wash, and nil grnim and [III fruits. The
Appalachian rnnge th-‘lmt‘klnuc, null tlm riv»
cars the ganglia cnn'ying life all through and
out to tho extrctnitics. Isthmus t-f I'lnrn-n
the narrow “not of in giant continent, all to
be under one gI'VL‘I’lllllt'lII, nu-I all Inc, and
all Christian, and the sci-no of I'hrb‘t's pur-
sonnl reign on earth if, according to the ca-
pu‘tanouof nmuygw-l temple, he shall nt
Inst sci up his throne in Ith- world. Who
shnll have this ltcni'Lqrht-rv. I'hrist or 3.1mm
Who shall have the shore of Ill‘l' inlninl we.
the sliver of her Nev-stills, the gold of her t ‘olw
mlua‘. the lolca‘c- 11's of her obscrvnturivs. Iltv-
brain of Lcr univrrsittes, the wlumtuf her
prairies, the rim of her suvannns. the “fit
out nccen [mariner—tho one reaching from
flin's buy to T crru del Fin-go, and the
other from Iii-bring straits to I'npo North—
and till the mornl and temp-rill and spiritual
and cverlostlng interests of n [opulntinn
rust beyond all human computation! “‘hu
shallhnve the hemisphere? You ruid I will
deCIde Ihnt, or help In decide it, by consl'ivlr
lions vote, by content pmycr, by mainte-
mute of Christian institutions, by support nf
great. phnflllllll’t'pllli, by putting body, mind
and soul on the right side of all moral, relig
ions and national movements.
Ah! It will not In- long before it will not
make any dillcrence to you or to me what I!”
comesof this continent, so far as earthly com-
fort is coucermsd. All we will want of it will
be seven feet by three, and that will tnltc in
the I eat, and there will be room and to
spare. at. is all of thlscountry we will nccd
very soon-the youngest 0f us. But we have
ananxiety about the welfare and the happi-
nulof thegemrntious that are coming on,
and itwill be a grand thing If, when the arch-
angel‘s tnimpot sounds, we find that our up
ulcher like the one Joseph of Ariniatlien pro.
vided lor cum, is in the midst of a garden.
A3 ILLUSTRATION Ru 0? SUGGESTIVZSFSS.
One of the seven Wonders of the world way
the white marble watch tower of Phone of
Egypt. Sostrntus, the architect and sculptor,
after building that watch tower cut his name
onlt. Then he covered it with plastering.
and to please the king he put the monurch‘s
motion the outside of the plastering: and
the storms best, and the seas dashed in their
fury, and they washed of! the plastering, and
they washed it out, and they washed it
down, but the name of Boatratus was deep cut
In the imperishuble rock. 80 across the face
of this nation there have been a great
many names written, acres our finances,
arm our religions, names Worthy
of remembrance, names written on the
architecture of our churches, and mu
schools, and our usylums, and our homes
of mercy, but God is the urchltect of this
continent, and he was the sculptor of all Its
grandeurs, and long after, through the wash
of the ages and the tempests of centuries, all
other names shall beobliterutcd, the divine
signature and divine name will be brighter
and brighter as the millennium go by, and
the world shallsec that the God who made
this continent has redeemed it by hlsgrace
fmmallltsstmowsandfromallincrlmea
Have you faith in sucha thing' asthatl
Liter all the chariots have been unwbeeled,
andafteralltbewarchargenhavebom
crippled, the chariots which Elishamwon
themorulng ofhis willrollouintri.
“13931. followed b the armies of heaven
on white horses. God could dolt without us,
hthswill not. 'l'hewealtestofuathe
him of In, til! Imallflt braingd of In,
shall have a par-tin the h'iumpb. We may
nothsveouruauieJihe abdication-
tratus, cut in imperlshable rock and conspic-
3‘
thatw
“that ”WNW“ mforceuturienbutwesballberunem-
IIIIB hen-gun.“ bqediuabeturplscethanthsgeveulnthe
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deem the world, and our names will be seen
clone to the dgnature of his wound, furas
. toduy he throws out his arms towards Us he
uys; "IL-hold. l have gravcu then on the
palms of lll_l' build," lly IIIt' milzlifliutof all
agencies, the pun-Iicv t-f praycr, I bug you
inn-k our national n‘rlfnn:
bionic Illlll‘ tlizu tln-ru m-rc 4,0”,1“! lulu-rs
in the Ili'llil lclla-r lmtufllro ut “'tuluugiouv—
letter». tluii lmt ilu u- nuv but nul one
lil‘llyl'l' I'Vi'l‘ «Ill'iH‘INI In the heart of find nib--
curried ’I‘hu nu) ls till chair for lIm list-suit
..( your NIIIIIIll‘MIlHIIh lieuvcnwurd in behalf
of this tuition Bvl‘ui‘c llic [natal communi-
mun." in". m mu), timl long iigu. on u rock
Illlt' bundrul fut III,',II nu lhot'uiistof Eng;-
land, tin-re wnw II IDI'I'I'I'I l'tuitnvwd Inn limit,
and In grout leiturn on lIlu uldoof the rock, so
It could be m-ii fur “III nt u, were the
words, "I‘m! I llli-‘rf‘ niul w lit-iislilpevunw by,
is bunt put out to hike and fut-‘Ii lotion. And
mum-rial \n-rv Ill-en dcpmilsuf MIN-lion in
that burn-l tlmt no Im'li \vmi t-Vcr put upon
that IHII‘I'I'I,fliIIItill,{Il it continued Hummus
for America, and I‘Iut'vupu. and Asia, and
Africa, and till lln‘ lalniuh of the son. Many
ll storm Insml mllnr, bum-stick, gut Ill-twig!»
of kindness by IlntI. rock. and many it Immu-
stelul heurd gnu-l nom- from u buy long gone,
Would that till the Ill'lglilh of our national
prwln-rIIy wi-n- lll iutvt'rlmngoof hyIIIINIIIIII'U
~pruyct1i going up Illm'ltn: Ill-Nillflfi coming
down! l‘nstnl f'l’Il“Il‘II. not byuslnriu bII‘lll'k
rock on n \utttry hurl, but by the lion-ii of
Ages,
wt
“5.1....”.
.’ 01' $5.
The Best Cabinet
Photographs
$3.50 per Doz.,
AT— 4
nonrne.
..
up” It
TRY OUR.
Del. County Creamery Butter.
IT PLEASES EVKIIY TIME
DANIEL L’llOllllEllIEU.
Frank A. Robbins’
Gigantic and Scnxutoually IIt’liIrlic
W I L D W E S T
HIPPODROME, CARAVAN.
Circus, Menagerie, Museum, Aviary
and Aquarium.
clinic Human Hippodrome Sports
SLIDIIIOIIIL fills and CHIRIOI RACES,
100 CIRCUS CELEBRITIES 100
801'!” EQIYBSTRIANS. '
FAME” EQL'HSTIIIESNILS.
MAIIVIEIJIUS GYMSAS‘I‘S.
SKILLI’UI. JIJINHJIIIS.
”PERT IIICYCIJS‘I‘H,
COMICAL ClJI‘VNS.
AIAZINU ACllllltl‘l'si.
DAIIINO TIMZISTS.
Voltlgeurs. Ia-apcrs, Tumblers, Skahvnul l'ho—
numcnous. .h'
50 LADY’ ARTISTS 50
Mlhlfli: the grnndcai numb-duration In custom-v.
PERFORMING STALLIONS, I‘ilNIl'.“ DOCS. I’It‘t",
MONKEYS AND IiOA’Ii.
A HERD 0F 20 BLEPHANTS
Including the marvelous
,fi!‘ $125,000 ‘53;
Int ulttlrtiimnmws
Actually Playing Popular Airs with Human-bk.»
Skill. and the Wonderfully trained ,
QUADRILLE ELEPHA'N TS
Forming the setsand tripping " the Ii ht fantastic
toe," with the grace of an ordinary ha broom miss.
l
0! extreme rarity and value.
BIRDS of All Kixis of Brilliant Plumage
Of interest to Ornitholo Vical Stud I
light of Ladle; and Chifillrulmd the d,
REPTILES Of All DESCRIPTIONS
An Aquarium filled with
DEEP SEA PIIENOMENA I
. A Museum of
HEARS, ODDI'I'IIB, INVENTIONS. CIRCASIANS
GIANTS. DWARI’S. SKELE'I‘UNS. PAT “N AND
WOMEN, VBNI‘RIIIXII'IB'IS. IIAGICIANS, ETC.
And a Whole Family of
char nan-nus
From the Everglades. Form than t man
one, magnificent and IIIIOI'OD‘IIIIlfg confiidstioufi
attractions the World has ever seen.
0N] '1'!ch ADKITS 1'0 ALL!
Children, under 9 years, Half Price.
A few elegantly appointed seats nun
small advance. 0d at .
l‘llE minus wiWsn illlllfllllil
Starts from IliaShow Ground rum ill at In A.
on Morning of Ex Billion? L
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE I'II.‘
A Colo-ml Confederation of Famous Future.
from the American Institute. New York City.
was. nan" Ar
BABE BALI. GROWD,
. South Nos-walk,
MONDAY,
MAY 6th.,
i
L REGIONS:
' .r
SUUTII‘NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1869.
clEIElW
summon
BIKINI PIlWIIIII
TlIE PUREST Illll BEST
Is made only of strictly pure grape cream
of tnrttir, strictly 'llll’ti bicsrlmnate of
will, slid a slnul portion of flour as a
lrcscrvutive. nothing chic whun-wr, and
is warranted entirely {me from tilum.
aminonin. phosphates, lime. and till the
Iulultcrsnia frequently found in linking
powdciu. 'l‘be charntrtcr of tnuterinls
uni-«l, their purity, and the nicely of their
combination, rcntler Cleveland's superior
baking powdt-rthe most healthful and most
economical in use, and it always affordu
WIlIIII‘t‘UIllf‘. nutrition». and delicious food.
It is necommcnded for purity, healthful-
Icss and efficiency by Government and
State. chi-mists. chemists cf Boards of
Health, and pl‘tlft'flflol‘l in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans. full wright.
(‘tuvsusn Ilmmmus. Anusv. N. Y.
o. &O.TEA
The Choice“ 'l'ea Ever Ciel-ed.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A MUST usurious nitvi-tnstilz. TM“ 11'.
Yr. will mu m as] can. lalty rm: win
It is the "hints? (mum. Inr. pichw‘. from
il..- Ivrll lvlJIlIJII-rlit‘ snduuannn-i .I aim. [in .-
1 m. and friv- frnni all uIIIIIII'I’flIlUIN or m ,;
I:.:i'l« r 'l'hn pm‘hlyvvh‘ are herim-iiuuziy. 1... I
52.1 “TH'YAIII4 .l I-ill \s- will. It It! mum-«um
1“.le in us- I! .in H..- luwcrpradrs
Oriental 8: Guiana] 'l'es Co., Ltd,
"and ”Hire, 35 Hurling Slip, New York.
For min In} Ilu- iu-xf I-rvs rm.
l-‘. I). LAW'I‘CN it (30.,
l). L’IIOIIMEDII-ll',
CIIAS. ll. I-‘EllltIS.
South Norwalk, Conn.
N. i'. N. H. & ll. RAILROAD.
Decembcr 21'. INS.
salsa wax-r. «one last.
536 a. In. Express. 6.11 “ Arcom.
5.48 “ Kai-rue. 7.3.“ “ Aer-om.
6J2 " Locdiix. P310 " Amm.
sore " B'pt-rtJip. 9H3 " Local Ill.
7.31 " Local Ex. 10.” Acrom
7.56 “ Local Ex. I2.” p.In.Boeton ll.
8:56 " annlfix. LIT: " Lomllia.
8.31! " SON.S vcciai' I.“ “ Sp'gflcid Way.
9,1,3 .. ..i 3.0: “ hulls.
9.36 “ Acct-m. 1.11 " flout-.31.
10.1.1 " l2: “ Accom.
“.45 “ lit-calls. 5.09 " Naugflx.
12.599. m..l£x;n-. 5.13 " Autumn.
La) “ So..\'.sp 7J8 " Local Rum
2.“ “ Acrum. 7.2K “ Btldgd‘pt Act.
146 “ Boa'vnlx. 8.4:: " Accum.
soc ” 5w ford Mr 919 " Accent.
5.3) “ flaw-rs 11.0? " Adam If: Ac.
6&5 " Stanford Arr. I143 " Bmton Ex.
8.“ " B's»?! hm. Sunnis.
10.15 " Act-1m. 733‘" Act-om.
Swami ‘-. 9.11 " Ara-nut.
0.15 ‘u‘ofli. , 6.5! mil. Arrow.
6." p.m Acre-m. '
7.28 " [poi up.
5.59 “ Ant-"i.
Tralnr Leave last Nor-nib.
uotsa un-cr. some nan
I617: a. m. 6.3% s. m.
33.53 " 9.5-: '-
119 " 1.47 p.m
9.32 “ 5.15 "
I1." '- , 636 u
2.60 p. ill. i 9.51 "
so: " i
6.32 " l
8.0: “ , .
'). I. Smnn 'C‘. 1'. Human.
lieu. Paw , lien. Pup. Ag't
llOl'SA'l’UNIC llAlLlICA n.
DANBURY a NORWALI llll'lSlON.
Cornued February lib. 1583.
Passenger Trains.
SOUTH.
Lahorwalh. Lube. Smyh. Ar. Wilson Pom
73‘:s.m. 756am.‘ scrum
8 IT " P: '27 " S :5 "
woe “ I0 I3 “ lo a) "
l250p.|u Imp.m. “rpm.
‘ 3‘ .. ‘ 45 .. 4 33 ..
ti l8 " land 6 36 " Mixed 6 It) "I'x'd
so, .. .. My: .. .. 5,5 .. ..
9 ‘1 II as :0 2‘ as u l” 31 as as
scams:
9 no a. m.
6.!» p. in
NOIITI I.
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv. 80. Norwalk. ”.wath
l 10s. at. lixcd Ima. Ill. l‘s'd 210 lixed
I 5 " " 6 .15 " " 6 4] “
8 45 " 9 Is “ 9 23 a. in.
12 0| " l2 l3 9. In. I2 is . In.
1 so “ llixcd s It) " lined 3 lli aired
45pm. 5P: “ 517p.ln.
.~ 15 I: ti 1': " o 40 "
I
to In ?‘ lfxcd lo I? " Nixon! 10 :4 llxsd
sonar.
9 ‘5) a. m 9 :5 a. In.
6 52 p.m 6 51 p, in.
W. ll. Srsvsssns. Vice-Pres. and Gcn'l Ian-gs.
I". 0. Pants, Superintendent.
A. W. Psalm, General Pasecun-r Agent.
MAIN LINE. »
leave Bridgcwn’ for Pittafleld.
3603 L l" ”common:
nits) s. in. mud
4.50 p. In. express
'6 to “ aeeuuno‘u
HWY”!!-
10mm.
tGoes only as far as Great Harrington.
'Gcasonly as far as New ltlfonl.
Wu. H. Samson, Vice Pm‘t a Gea‘l Ian'g‘r
W. K. Lroa, 8?;-
A. W. Plants. Panzer Ag‘t, Brim C
Portraits
oil, I and as Black and While
. . COO Blamf
'l'l'l‘giuAs “MORAN, Norwalk. «a.
V. A. SOOFIE LD,
HAS OPINKD AT
The Rear of the Want Ich ,llouse,
South Norwalk, a deparnneut for the mic of
Second-hand Furniture,
And Other Household Goods.
Will ӎmgnsellou commission. all paid
MONEY LOANED
0n Wllchu, Jewelry. to.
I. (an-salam-
allhulas- m
momma Men, will m
me 'P"
liilllnary Uniting!
llun‘! iull to atu-iul the
SpringOpening
n.-nr _..._.
Trimmed Hats
and Bonnets,
Friday and Saturday.
April 12th, and 13th,
A‘I' ...,
Mrs. W. Fawcett’e,
8 Wulcr til" Norwnllt.
llvcry lady attending the opt-tiling will be present-
cd with a bunch of vmicls. All are cordially Invited
to attend. No cards.
MRS. FAWCETT,
3 Water in, Norwallt.
incidental?“
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, &c,.
BOUGHT AND 801
The subscriber has constantly on hand a lame .
of errand hand furniture, which he will dirposc of
at very n-mmablc- prices. Smmd hand furniture
of all kinds bought and called for.
W. PODMORE,
Bouton sl., iiprlngwood.
aplh Im
EGGS FUR Hl'l'llfllllll.
‘ IIITE AND LAM! WYANDO'I'I'ES. BLACK
Minnmis. Ilotd Pencil"! Hamburg-t, Bani
Plymouth limits and l'ehm Ducks. 'I'ltc bcst hm
pnntlum clock.
”5121a I‘, B. STEVENS. South Norwalh, (‘t.
Here They Are!
Coach, Road.
Draught
and General l'u rpoaaH [l R SES
Also Trotting and Saddle
At Brooks-side Stock Farm.
Look at Thom.
”on. HADLEY’S_
DENTAL omen,
45 Washington St" So, Norwslh,
'ravum's “LUCK.
Having opened my office at No. 43 Waehlngtou
st., I am pvrformmg all operations in
DENTISTRY
in a skillful sud sail-factory manner, In! prices with-
in reach of ail.
For 60 Days Only
I Will make a zo‘d dnrsb'c and um lmh-nu at o!
I-‘dm Ttl‘lll for $10; and a fill) art for “in!
| Make a Specialty of Filling Teeth.
I’m! “old Filling. SI 53 and upwards. Brat
Sliver Piliitng'Sc I'll-shin: and polishing teeth.
75:. EIUII'IIDI; Tirlh.‘:‘(
Nocxin chew-for loadauwthrsic used for the
cxtmrtion of Iccfli. "‘
I Iluurantrc Satisfaction In livery
operation.
Aleo bslffare allowed on all Milli of f5 and up wiih
in 15 rules of South Sorwslli.
(mice open [ram 8 a. m to Ii p. m.
Call and See my “'orlr
Dr. Hadley,
aplb
HATS! HATS!
'l‘ltc ('orrcct Styles
In all gram of :t c and Soft "its.
3111:. Hats,
Boys lluts, Polo Caps, Tenn?s
Caps in all colors, Crush
, lluts, km, at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular allenlion paid to
Filing, Cleaning and Ironing
Sllls Ilals. IDS
Sprint: Suit
CASFI
Ilflflii'llfllllilllfl
-— —noe. ., —
I’illsinllry‘tl Bet Flour, pt‘l’ bit! ............... 8.
Pine Butter. . . .. ’
bibs. New Milli: ...........................
II lbs. Granulated uncut ...... I on
Fine liar-d1“. . . . .35.: lb
Bait
" 0. Gov. Java ('oflo
..... 3.3ch
Good Lunch )Itlk t‘rackcrs i. We
“m ’ Chm mm“, ............... lb
arms (a ........................ 30cm
Evaporated Apple! ......................... lac lb
Driedl’esehea....... ........... ........ zoclb
._,_AT—__
W. IIflIlflI'lI SflIllllllll'S,
92 Washington Street.
10 at “fie-".355? ‘ ii y
‘ plats-g
“Minnewhnsn
. lhuw-fi "PM”
diam». filming
, ASSII‘J‘SJIARKET LIN
w-..“ __..
rounder,
Real Estate. l’lrc, Life. Archie-tit,
Plate Glass. and Steam Ilolit-r
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the little or
Dobenlure and l-‘urlu Marianne
Ii a 1 per cent. Bonds.
Loan- Negotiated.
UPI'II‘I: Cali? Washlnglun 81., Ho. Nunvalh.
‘ NEW uncut!
Iltivimz Hindu (,~xt(-ti.-'i\'t~
additions If) nty
Confectionery
Department. I am now
offering smut- of tho
Choicest Candies
To be iound in the llllll'U.
My assol‘txnunt compris-
es goods from tho well—
known firms 01
Ha ler of New York.
enueys of New York,
Lowney of Boston,
Whitman of Philadelphia,
lcllonaltl it Perkins of Boston.
All of which I offer at popular prices.
HALE, Druggisi,
i. 0'. mm ART non,
87x Main Rtroot,
SO. NURWAIK.
-¢w _.
FRAMING at lowest nrices.
——-—oeo————-
Full line of Artists' Materials.
New and Secotid-Iluml
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good lit-pot Wagon,
One Groccr’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.
Barn—Yard Manures.
RllMflNl} IRIS
BEE HI'V'E
General Intelligence Office
Any one in want of cmpio ment, or wiebiug to
chuugr has or her place, will d it will y them to
mill hen: and Water their names. lee frrc’
Gentlemen wtil hech the sum of 2'; cu. If
you want to buy, or sell, or rent, or eurptzrc (or any
thing you can do so here, se we will sdvmire at the
every day. We have a sitting room for Ladle
and one for Gents also.
911
‘ Q
We haves restaurant when: you can get anything
from a5c. sandwich to a full meal at all hours
Board by the day or week; she lodging
113 lm Yours Raminliy, BEE hfl'z,
So. 5 Water 8L, Borough.
Lent Has Con:
And we are prepand to furnish all kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Wholesale and Retail. nave made snare!-
5c menu for an extra quantity every day through Lent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
That have not been floated.
Pure Tomatoe cutsup.
Spinach,
Le tt u c e , Radislses,
Pickled Oysters,
you can
get
I-‘lIl-ISII EVERY DAY
_‘f_
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
A FULL LINE 0F
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
.. Oils V_§_r_nishes.
Berry Bros'Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Mtg-smlllhiuout.
W. O.QUINTARD,
m0 mm
H...“ w
$0M ['3
Special Attractions
Ambler it Shmmis’.
Ill yards Vinny Matting (by
I‘llII) $4.00.
Bargains in Black Sltrnli, We.
Bargains in Black Penn-dc-
Soic, or I.u.\'or, LUII.
Bargain in Black Illutdnmi-lli'c.
Bargain in Black Fallie Ii'mn-
also, ElStu
Ono lot I’laiid Haiitncls, Sm, rc-
duccd from 40c to “251:.
One lot l’lnid I"I:tnncls,&t-., rc-
tIllt'CIl from 500 to 38v.
Ono lot it inch TIICUIS, &I.’.,
reduced from 85c to 500.
One lot 2‘! inch I’lnids, the.
reduced from 25c to IQIC.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
MEIER 8: Slllllli.
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping,
Luvs nonnnns,
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
can, dun,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
WITCHFIIIIIIIRINI
If
SKILLED WORKHEN.
The followirg l4 the certificate of S. D. nayfes, a
magnate ofthe Winona School of “ecology. now
III
II ()3! E12 13. IIOYT,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad l’lucc.
Wtsusa, Mm, he. can, 1”.
firm; is to rert fy tbs! 1r. 5. I) Bayiee has been
with rm. sea mounted I can bunny recommend
htmae sz-md wurhmskcrto any Ia need of the
serum» of a (umpflrni and due workman. Ileana
turnout asflnu worku any man; he use a very
am: and cumpietfe m or tools. and has made my
spa-rial tools under my instruction; his jeweliag II
mfeuly amulet, and I might go on and state Inch
more. but 9W1! formds. Ile will make a very
valuable addition many jewelry me and [highly
rcii'inmewbrha you: man to any one. Ir. Bayla
in one c rouoma-rirr, ch and
work in flm-claesszyle, um Angina:
logo-h and Sat-e work and gr new repairing about
mi since of '3”:le
lie I. me work ei ti .
Yours truly. m. A. WOODL'a'K.’
EV 3. 'lNC‘r
C i I ] s ] I
BUSINESS nsrsmm—s a new
album, mint; all kinds of Willey" p'pyer, will:
aim h our "noun do Dunne-v. they are partially
tilml for any commercial ition. lice-iono—
Mcmbiy. chlueeviny and In evenings.
slinlt’I‘IIASIi AND 'l'YIy'EWIlITlXG Db
panmcut iriri charge of a pmnml teacher. who
can secure heel res-ulna. Stepwise-fraud” sad
1 Eur-day O'VL'LZI'IQ‘.
Haunts CLASS-A pmtiml teacher from
Yale: cuaiuge zves loam: two afternoon each
week
Wnn'n begiteaeo-dto have ynrx rail or write for
”lawn. “(ASK II. KL’SCOL
Gazelle Bundling, Smut, (it.
P. S-Alw of Bruce“ Department, Bride
, no I?
CANDIES
ofallhiude. firmness
~-—<>——-
CORXI'CUI'IAS. CANDY TOYS, suds fail assert
Dru! of W m
MrsJohnHolland
“0023’. cht.
915"
The Best Kindling Wood
Sowtubchadismidhyc 1’. Win Moi
50 lbs. at 50c Each.
our cell:- worth is sun-gut whindleaay «diary
e.
c. 'r. woman,
Water St. m
flit!
18 North )Iain St.
SPRINEETYLES
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line ofGilts
a: 25. so. and so Cents. Dowblo Boll.
Imeoascd Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double lull,
DEGKER’S 4
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
1 S North lain St».
South Norwalk, Ct.
A. S. I’ERRIS.‘
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
”wanna-Irina”.
“WIN-chalk - mm
M. - J .
Norwalk Chronicler