A TALK OF OTHER IliYS.
DR. TALMAGE REFUTES A STORY
THAT HAS BEEN CIRCULATED.
Bolero Discussing the Expert-twee of the
I’m, Ila Its-lites Emphatically 'l'liut Ila
Iver AlIVII‘tIIQ‘II Min-i-griiatlon A Sor-
Iso- uii Religious Life.
BROOKLYN. Mu) h—At the 'l'niwi'nai'le to-
day the Rev '1‘. De Witt Taiwan, 1). l)..
preached a wriiioii on the subject, “Other
Days Lived Over.“ and made rcfen-nce to
the falsehood that he had advocated mien-go
nation of the White and black room The
vast mngri-gation sang the hymn ih'gllliliflg‘
Our Out. our help In saws put.
Our hope for 3 cars to come
Dr. Talinuges text was lieiitcronoini \ iii." ..
“Thou shalt remember all the uni iil.i h the
lord thy God led then" He Billii
Before enter mg on my hiliiji‘i'l l u Ni 14)
fly that some newspaper i‘orri-sinindl-nts. ro-
fsrring to a recent SIL'f‘lIlOll in which i wel-
mmed foreign nationalities to this country.
have said that l ad vacated as a desirable
thing the iiitorinari'iago of the “into and
black mu i never said so. i never thought
I). and any one who so inisiropi'im-niu that ser-
mon isoithcra villain or afoot. perhaps both
A ammsi-ucrtvl ssauox.
lint to open this morning's aubjcct l have
to say (led in the text advises the people to
look back upon their past history. it will do
as all good to rehearse the scones between
this tiny morning and our cradle. whether it
was rocked in country or town A few days
ago, with my Nslcl" and brother, 1 Visited the
place of my boyhood. it “as one of the
mud emotional and nllSdl'lllfll, ' ii: uys of my
life. 1 here st iii-ls the old liouso. and as I
wont throw, h lb. i rooms 1 mid, ‘i could llnd
my way here Will) my eyes shut. although I
have not been lu-rc in forty yum" Then
was the sitting room where a large family
group every evening gntherul, the most of
them now in a ln-ltvr world. There was
the old Imrn where we hunted for Bustier
eggs, and tho places where the horses
stood. 'l'hcre L»: where the orchard was, only
three or four trees now left of all the grove
that once bore apples, and such apples, too.
There is the brook down which we rode to
the watering of the horses, bareback and
with a rope haltcr. We also visitid the osmo-
tu'y where many of our kindred are wn’ ..g
for the resurrection—tho old pooplo side by
lids, after a journey together of sixty years,
only about three years between the time of
their going. There also sleep the dear old
neighbors, who used to tie their horse under
the shed of the country meeting house and
sit at the cod of the pew, singing “Duke
Street,” and "Balerma," and “Antioch." Oh.
they were a glorious race of men and women,
who did their work well, raised a splendid
lot of boys and girls. and are now as to their
bodies in silent neighborhood on earth, but
as to their souls in jubilant neighborhood bo-
fot’o the throne of God. I feel that my jour-
ney and visit last week did me good, and it
would do you all good, if not in person, then
in thought, to revisit the scenes of boyhood
or girlhood. “Thou shalt remember all the
way which the lord thy God led thee.”
Youth is apt too much to spend all its time
In looking forward. Old age is apt too much
tospcod all its time in looking backward
People in mid-life and on the apex look both
ways It would be well for us, l think, how-
ever, to spend marathon in remhiiscencc. By
thecoustitutiou of our nature we spend most
of thetime looking forward. And tho vast
majority of this audience live not so much in
the present as in the future. i find that you
mean to make a reputation. you mean to so
tablish yourself, and the advantages that you
expect to achieve absorb a great deal of your
time. But lseono harm in this, if it does
not make you discontented with the premnt.
or disqualify you for existing duties.
i'r is GOOD 10 L00: BACK.
It is a useful thing sometimes to look back,
and to size the dangers we have wiped. and
to we the sorrows we have sulferol, and the
trials and wanderings of our earthly pilgrim-
age, and to sum up our cajoyments. i mean
thismoruing. so far as God may help me, to
stir up your memory of the past, so that in
the review you may hectic-enraged, and hour
bled, and urged to pray.
There is a chapel in Florence with a fresco
by Guido. it was covered up with two
Inchesof stucco until our American and Phi-
pean artists went than, and after long toil
removed the covering and retracod the fresco.
Andi am aware that the memory of the
past, with many of you, is all covered up
with ten thousand obliteratlons, and 1 pro-
? this morning, sofar as the Lord may
p me, to take away the covering, that the
old picture may shine out again.
Iwanttobindin one sheaf all your past
advantages, and 1 want to bind in another
about all your past adversitiea it be proc-
Ions harvest, and I must be cautious how 1
swing the scythe.
Among the greatest advantages of your
past life was an early home and its surround—
lugs The bad men of the day, for the most
part, dip their heated passions out of the boil-
lngapringof an unhappy home. We are not
to find that Byron's heart was a
concentration of sin, when we hear his mother
was abandoned, and that she made sport of
his infirmity, and often called him “the lame
but." He who has vicious parents has to
fightoverylnchofhisway ifhcwouldmain-
tain hlsintegrity, audatlut reach the home
of the good in heaven.
Perhaps your early home was in the city.
It mayhave been inthedays when Canal
dross, New York, was far uptown, and the
dieof thisprsseut church wasanexcursion
into thecountry. That old house in the city
may havebeen dunolished or changed into
storm, and it cleaned like sacrilsgs to you—
tw than was more meaning in that plain
housahthatsmall homthautliereisin a
in mansion or a turreted cathedral.
hank thismorning, you see it. as
though it were ysmday—the sitting room,
where the loved cum sat by the plain lamp
light, the W at the evening stand, the
hethussnd sitar, perhaps longago gath-
a'edintotheskim, than plottingmischiafon
thaflooror under thatablouour father-with
a firmvoice oommandingasilenocthatlast-
ed half a minute.
Ohthonwmgooddaysl Hyouhadyour
loot hurt, your mother always buds-nothing
mlvotohcallt. If you warewronged in the
street. your father was always ready to tro-
tsctyou. Theysarwas one roundof frolic
andmlrth. Your greatest trouble was lib
an April shower. moresunshiasthan shows.
'l'hsbcarthad mtbesnnnsackedbynoubles,
narhadsickns-brokcult, and uolamb had
a warmer shespfold than the home in which
your childhood untied.
Pchaps you was brought up in the coun-
try. You stand now today in memory under
tholdttao. You clubbed itforfnilt that
w-aotquits ripe, because you couldn’t wait
Inyltligar. You hear the brook rumbling
aim; over the pebbles You My) again into
tb have: what your lath- in his shirt
sis-vowed to the lasy oxen You fright-i
the swatlowsfrcni thsnftsn of the barn,
and tab will. a, sad dines your anu-
d-ioo mauve-rt mi- tt. You
“smile: man-misuse
“thfl “up. Yangoferths
mflw' ’ ’ “ - this
I-Ih thmezb the ban Otttltnes b b
“yam! husystrsvts you whh you win
hutssgaiu on that eool gran. er in the rag
hall at the farm how. through
which there was the breath of new till-I'll
hay or the him-om of buckwheat
run ivv nun.
You may have in your windows new beau-
tiful plants and flowers brought from serous
Ilia-la, but not one”! them stirs in your
will I) much charm and memory as the old
ivy uni the _\-'Iluw nut-Bower that stand scutt-
iiel along the gurdt‘u walk. and the fut-genus-
uets play ing hide and rank mid the long grain
The father who used lo mine in sunbiiriit
from the Iii-ids and sit down on the doorsill
and wipe the sweat from his brow may have
gone to his everlasting not. The moths.
who unsl to sit lit the dot! a little bent over,
cap and spa lucles on. her face mellowlng
with the i ii'i-situtlul ol may years, may
have put down her gray hind on the pillow
I the \‘ullt' -y, but. forgot that home you never
wilL Have you thanked God for it! Have
you who-anal all these “final remiuiu-encesl
Oh. thank God for a Christian father; thank
God for a Christian mother; thank (led for
an early Christian altar at which you were
taught to kneel; thank God for an early
Christian home.
lbrlngtomind amthsrpas-igointhohiiv
tory of your lite. 'l'hedsycnme when you
sat up your own homehold. The days posed
along in quiet blessdnm. You twain sat at
the table morning and night, and talked over
yourpians furths futnra The most iudgA
aitlcant affair in your life became the subject
of mutual ”alkaline and advimmeiit. You
were so ham you felt you nevur could be
any happier. One day a «lurk cloud hovered
over your dwelling. and it got darker and
darker; but out of that cloud the shining
manager of God descended to incarnatean
immortal spirit. Two little feet startul on
an eternal journey. and you wens to lead
them, a gem to flash in heaven's coronct, and
you to polish it: eternal agm of light and
dark“. watching the starting out of a newly
created creature.
You rejoiced and you tremblal at the re
spousibility that in your [us-mica an im-
mortal treasure was pious]. You prayed
and rejoiced, and wept and wondered, and
prayed and rejoiced, and wept and wmalcred;
you were earnest in supplicatiou that you
might lead it tlu'ough life into the kingdom
of God. The-rowan a lrcinor in your carnuit
nos; There was a double interest about that
home. There was an mlditional interim why
you should stay there and be faithful. and
when in a few months your house was titled
with the music of the child's laughter. you
Wcm struck through with the fact that you
had a stupendous mission.
Have you kept that vowl [lave you not
lected any of these dull-l In your hem as
much to you as it used to bet [lave those
anticipations been gratified! God help you
today in your solemn reminiscence, and let
his mercy fall upon your soul if your kind
nee has been ill reunite-L (Bod have my
on the parent, on the wrinkles of whose face
is written the story of a child's sin. God
have mercy on the mother, who in addition
to her other pangs, has the pangs of a child's
iniquity. Oh, there are many, many sail
sounds in this sad world, but the saildat
sound that is ever board is the breaking of a
mother's heart. Are there any hero who rs
member that in that home they were unfaith'
full Are there those who wandered off from
that early homo and left the mother to die
with a broken hmrtl Oh. I stirthat reminisr
ccnce today.
m2 cosvicnoa noun.
1 ilmlanothcr point in your life hisfliry.
You found one day you were in the wrong
road; you couldn‘t slwp at night; there was
just one word that seemed to sob through
your banking house, or through your office,
or through your shop, or your bed room, and
that word was "Eternity." You said, “I am
not ready for it. 0 God, have mercy.” The
Lord heard. Peace came to your heart. In
the breath of the hill and the waterfalls duh
you hand the voice of God‘s love; the clouds
and the trees hailed you with gliadness; you
came into the housoot God
Y on remember how your band trembled as
you took up the cup of the Communion. You
remember the old minister who mnsccmtsd
it, and you remember the church officials
who carried 'it through the aisle; you rumour
her the old people who at the close of the ser-
vico took your hand in theirs in congratulatv
lug sympathy, as much as to any, “Welcome
home, you lost prodigal; "and though those
hands are all witheredaway that Communion
Sabbath is resurrected this rimming; it is
resurrected with all its prayers and songs
andtcarsaud sermons and transfignratlon.
Have you kept those vomit Have you been
a backsliderl God bclpyou. Thisdayknecl
atthefootofmm'cyandstartagaiafor
heaven. Start today as you started then. I
rouse your soul bythat reminiscence.
Butlmtmt notspendanymreefmytizno
in going over the advantages of your life. I
just put them all in one greatsheafandl
wrapthcm upinyaurmemorywithenalod
harvest song, such as the rcaperssing, Prs'ao
the Lord, ye blood bought immortals on
earth! Praise the Lord. yo crowned spirits
of heaven!
But souls of you have not always had a
smooth life. Some of you are now in tho
shadow. Others had theirtroubics yearssgo.
Youarw a wewreckof whstyouence were.
I must gatheruptbsirmwsof your past
life. But howshall Idoitt Youmythativ
impogiblemsyou have had so many troubles
andadversitiea Then lwilljusttaketwo—
thefinttroublaaudthelssttroitlle As
when you arewalkingalong the streetand
thsvohasheeninusic in thsdistanceyouun—
(randomly find yourself kcepingsteptothe
minim-airline you-tartsdlifsyourveryhfo
wasamusicaltimehcat. Theairwasfallof
joy audhilarity. Wuhthohighgclsarmr
y.:u madefiths heat sfip. Yonwimt on and
life grew brighter until alter a whik,
”ideally, a voice from heaven said.-
“Haltl” andqulckuthesunshine you halt
ed; you grew pale. you confronted yourllrst
sorrow. You had no idea that the tluahou
child‘s check was an unhealthy duh.
on said it can't heanythiug cerium Death
in slippered feetwalkedroundabout the
audio. Youdidnothearthetread; but
after a while the truth‘flashsd on you. You
walkedtheiloor. 0b,ifyoucould,with
your strong, stout hand, have wrenchsd that
childfromthsdestroycr. You wanttoycur
roomaud you mid, "God, save would:
God save my child!” The world sound
going out in darkncm You said, “lcu't
beat-it; Ican‘tbearit." You felt sif you
coulduotpntthsloug inhssoverthe
your maudwith it leapedthegnva,
how gladly you would have done it! Oh,
flymwuldhtymrmmyw
departif yhucouldoulyliavehspt that as
Mrs!
000‘: concussion.
Butoaedaythsrs aressfrwithohuvu
achill blast that swept ova-thehadroou,
audiuQantlyallfliollghtwsutout,“
fliers wudarknn-thick, murky.
ii
iii-lip. no God put lab on
orrhsad, and with his right
haudhspouradiutoyourlipslhs wins»! his
ootnlurt and his tuwlatlon, and you looked
at the empty cradle and linked at your
brokm heart, and you makes! at the llvrd's
chastiseusuut. and you said, "Even so. Father.
torso it smmsth good in thy sight."
Ah. it was your lint tumble. How did
you get owrltl (lainnufortul y- u. You
have been a ls-lier man ever sllu'v‘. You
have hum a better woman ever nun-r. in the
Jarof theclesing gatoof illusion-liar you
heard the clanging of the op-vnin; rate of
baron. and you It'll an irii-uixiiinimirsiwuig
bmvotiwnrd. You have luv-n purvr of mind
ever since that night elm-n lIIv- “(tin-mi- for
thelaut tinieluit us mun around your Iifl'l
and soil "Uvnd night, papa. gun-i iii-4M.
maiiim i. Ila-t mo in imam-n."
But I must mum: on down 'n in!!! Liffi’4
sorrow. Whatwu...:: i' " .. . .: .. .. .i-ur
0'" sicknm. TIN l'llllll'I lnwl om llii' Hair,
or the lick of the watch on to" stand dis
tuft-oil you. Through the long ivmry days
you counted the ligura in tho rarpvt or the
flowers in the wall pap" 0h, tho wnri-
lam, "workstation! Uh,thelnirniu; mug»!
would that it were morning. would Uni it
were night, were your frequent cry. But
you are better, or 'l‘TIlflII uvcn m-Ei. Have
you thanked God that. today you can "1W
out in the fmh air; that you am in this
PM» to hear God's name, and to sing II-sl'l
pub, and to implore ihnl's help, and to ask
(Ii-I'I forgivom? Bl!!! Um Id‘it'il Wlit: lmtli'lll
all our din-awn, and mlwmvth our livn from
dmtnk‘tt-u.
Perhaps your last. sm'row was a financial
stutnrramnt. [congratulate-onus"! you
on your lucrative [refuelin- or Milli-Lion.
on ornatu appari-l, on n minnimiiotie rosuilevnce
—cvvrrythiag you put your haunts to swim to
turnto gold. lint thorn an» intern. at run
Whoa" like the Iliipmi which l‘iuil unilnl
where two sons nut, and you nrr- brokuu by
the vii-lotus! of the wow-a. lly an Iinzulviovl
ind-minimum, or by n I‘mnyltiu'tr-n of union
mm ova-nu, or by timer storm. or a flfl‘G
It‘ll panic. you lmvu iu-ovu thin; h nvi‘ioiu. and
whm you min.» iiiip-nvi grmt v-lmrdug
now you have luml wnrk in matw (in: two
cools nm't.
Have you {Irrgnllvtl in than; I ind for your
Joys of prmwrity. and that tbrnngli your
trials wine of you horn fll‘tllet Invn'ml-nts
which Will flinttiiw'nftrvr li.r- but Paul: of this
world has oxpl-rlml. an! to- mlwr and cold
nronwltrntn the tirm ot almrnin: war”!
II no you annil :Eil v' nil in .xmi «lie: Illl'
DL’I'RH' li' ‘. Irvl'.’ If that “Mir 0 mi IIrC’ ul nu
your L'lItIi'llll‘ fit ~urn. l.,;. mi flu: in m mall
be a QIic'Ilnsl' for your tu-mi from In" st-t'm.
and there half for your lil'i '- rm i him-i for
your hmrt.anl 1: hr fv: ..;r 1-)», and is
glad an-l [donuts azullrmmpmnl rullgiori it
your soul!
rm: “up or Ruizsvrmisr.
Perhaps your Lnit Il'tiililIP «m a trrr “'0
meat. 'i'hritti~:irt who}; to ply/iii "I was
your mfiigmtiin pun 'nl twirf. uni such
has hccunmnruy of lizw q.ii."k'~1 v, {apathy
ever since, has swl-i mix how-om» mun! t -r
ever. And nozv, v-'!t '. n'w. w D'w tr ' :11
mild!!! annoy-3mm no: .I....v;t vll'iil"'fll.’i“in
you any. "I MEL ; . :~:l mutivr," tho
til mgxir Goon-so» }' . i, i Itrlv‘" II : twat: ~r."
Ur tho tailor, MY.» V .. . - ; .,_, runl-r, but a»
stun-'5 antic-arm . t not u mg, 4.. war wot: 'n
fill of all your mum. v-;.il.'arit er‘l' 3; mt sor-
ta: without ml; i i; tiittc'li,itlt;wn;h thrill
pomp; d , ta’» it my ‘m- turnwltm,
frrtnlilln; l‘...:,- l m 'lflmL ital? firm 'h } run-1W
ka-p as a (amply ruin, his mrnnry omluil .nevl
in grateful hairh » ii some; away furrw-r
0r thnre was ynur 1'. wing-mi In to ill". slur"
iii‘
(if in!" 1-753 nri.l ~it‘i‘ uvs, Likih'i, L-uvlu'f [bu
hurt on old niiri. «I» r‘t' chili wmls ‘iinw
over a will» u .1 5 -m ..., n! f’thLSLZII'TI, tho
amnion! tlw :1 —. -I'! rim...” ' :rrv-w twv p’2u'c
which nth-v? hi )II'I'. -l i ic- t?” 211'le "I of (End,
Ami Abraluuwr. min» f it .1'13'3J {it thu- firm
of .‘ilacbpeluh than; alum; your path in
life. mullenly. ri.;ht lrhm you my. rm ”pm
grave. People imkovl ilvwn, an! {by shit it
was only a few I'm-t Ihhrp am! a. fmv (..., “Fir,
but to you it was a cavern iInWit Whli'lt Want
all your hop-rs and all your “microns.
But then up in the human! tho loo-41mm
Christ, the Ccmfnrtor. He is not going to
forsake you. Did fbd Lord talus that rittlal
out. of your armsl Why, he is going: to
shelter it. better than you could fin is going
Murray it in a white Mir-mm! with palm
branch it will be all romly m grout. you at
your coming ham; Himself thr Ill'uiuffi than
that Jesus hraLs film-«l the importm. tll"
cry that Jesus mmpmsinnstm. Ilirw‘wl the
weeping oya from which the soft, i'.’tl.il of
Jesus wipes away the tour.
I wuss-lilo; down the lit John river ‘ rm
aria, win/ca u the mine and the llmLam: m
mingled iuonesconr of Moty unrl grumiw or.
and while I was on tho deck of the steam»! is
gentlennn pnt'ntml not to me the phase! :n
tar-t, and he said; ”All thin to interval [not
anditisthc flint-zit land in all the primal-m
01ch Brunswick and Suva Smcia."
“What," sail i, "do you mom by Intwrvn:
Intuit" "Well," he said, "this haul in m»
mged for a part of [hr y-ar; swim: trash-rt.
mute down. and all tom: piazza an: awr-
tlowed with tho water. oral tho warrr l- : .r.
aricb dopmit, amt win-n rim mum 3"“,1‘1‘.”
the harvest. springs up. not :11: :.- L» thu
panda: harvest that wn ever rmpol "
And I Mandy thvmght, "it. in unit too
nights of the church and in is 1...: the twigs. :..
of this world that is the met tho trivia-st
prosperity, but the sonlover which tho. finds
of sorrow haw gone, the soul over which the
fmhstsof tribulatiim have turn their way.
that yields the greatest: trains at flgwllfiw—
um and the iorzms banner. {of time, and
the richait harvest tor Homily." "has can
that your soul binterval land.
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morning. Therewili yet bonueumrepoiac W”
of tremendous rminiscenre, and that '- the
last hour of life, when we have to look over
all our past 9mm What a W! t'mu
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Naplloun's dying reminisce” wu one of
delirium,
son's dyiugrcmhxismas shame Mar
from her miniionary toil sad her life- of self
maflk’eforilorhdyingia the «slits of the
lupin tiioliarmrof fit. Helena, was: "i ll»
waysdld Invekhc lord Jesus Christ." And
then. the h’morian says. sh. fell futon-taunt
sleep foran hour-ad wokeamid them-pol
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So. 4 sun: m.
”130 Somalis, Conn.
J c. (3.0.1,
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Carpenter and Builder.
Piano fitmmtml and lemma limo.
Jobbing nfsé: stints promptly ‘h’m'fl.
921:» Min «mt. use I»
P. 0. x “Launch Mail“.
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Builder and Contractor.
Wartime by toe-tagasautaa.
Hilts m of luvs-mt 8t. rm was. to. less”.
Sunni nouns: pulses and
u wuiumm m.
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PUBVITUIIE IIKALBII !
Ami Furnishing Undertaker
Call and see my Win midgets“ hafiflthmirun.
u lot- Mm. My“
Linn wt to furnish everything
the tau-mat of thedsad tyres iii
connection with random. No. a
“'th lam
JOHH H. 8HITH,
FLFRIST.
all“! . Tm. Km ”BEA“
“Hill” 8 FLYSS,
”Mr
Amt Mauritanian-n a!
All kinds 8! W
1?.ch
so kind: «mung armym
Metal an sud peanut! hand flatworms“
Sew imitate out)!“
03‘.
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, u mam-as.
s95
woman: no ”mm W
s. “latte mastiaumnusotrllc with
”Wasting" cm
I pinch tbedying reminiscence“ Augustin “in.
Cm against thedying m of the
Apostle Paul. Thedyiug mma Air
gistus Cesar was. dinning his sttcmhata
“Have I played my part well on thou-gee!
life!" and they answered in tho nfirmativo.
Ind built
havekcpt the faith; hens-claw than is laid
1:...LIMILM.
sumn,m
and an. as sang-s”
Geasrsllasursacctgelcy
hut—Um
mmmum
fill-Ix
mm mm
tom
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It; lie-Its
Remus, 5 tin or... ...,
”cm
Carriagejakern
We“ all
kind-01mm
Jacob M. Layton,
Missal-own ”MD
mm mew
location-walk.“
scorn soawau liVllNlNu cannula MONDAY, MAY is, use.
Livery and Feed Stabtsi
WARWICK Ilol'llll.
”was! and t'urilgas told for all occasions.
I“!!! It IWA m loot Ml ‘I‘nlns
uniosisst Ream-his Hines,
W con-salon. tilt
sin): a nusnxnu.
In Water lb. (not of Its-it,
ltltlllall’olt‘l'. (7f.
Wonk “km-duunlbathlswmimourmk
of Nova lama Isle wool“ musings. glam
use antral. our line at impound Guernsey's
it. out in was: fully latte-tau to the haiku: of
Immune Mme. It Klaus. and
”Mom comics! and Islet from v and
and, in W,” anus m- spud u t of oiled cloiti.
these” lines and In («3'
moss: we have as ”might! stock W
rill-v to
hand sleet-ten- lswrll
owner. One of our oiled
...... r m. .....FF- 5’."-
. , s a s an s
W, auyof than his. we are discut to
unusual telnet.
Bylkivsy. Wehhsvsa lined of Cl
Imlkllflln mmkwluch sea-I may ill
mum Tiny-n ii" In: lawn and
mhtlmlrmnnihsu clutches. Drop in and
try I” 1'pr N Y. Prim. Never
was slutty
a. on: and muscle;
DAILY FREIGHT LliE.
4nad¢
Fmalllliiwloil
~7HE PIOPELLIIB-
City of Sorwalk I; Eagle,
Wit melt deli tr t-udsy- euWJ
”*st Msm’ .Jw rut. an1k and s-mt.
I.“ I’ omtl‘nflfilfld Batman‘s.
Howl-at am «smug, «an-u list-Mus. st 5
(«lat Mus wee-set at 2 p n have not
out kmudmm Wk any raining.
I’m “In from and swivel far all
paint. on the ”outcry and liar-alts and
m mm u “really Minced
luau.
frasww‘rtvamm'stbr lily d Kenneth
W to Mr on: taxman! Wilhelm
unwmhwnvsu out.» 1;.
stuns W m Ith W: zany-f inc
awn-pm»! or Inn of to» harm “mate!
Wyoming-sf.
- - aha—4:01.
"will! .45
9a» th-vuizimw “iii
,luas WM- 0.. in-
t“ 1 ms was» in,
aim-(ta! an“. mount-
a». 4 he 4! “mm
m Mm»
~-:3.£ a. saw Cram-cw
Fm “flay-bush”
mmmemv’mwumIM-mum
w vau-i‘, W IN.
woman-cans
I W I m (Ir-Mr AMI-a
imthuhfmamtosn ndfmastwlm- hamafilafuudw
sa «castaway evening- from 6 In‘ 8. ’
Irlnm allowed an Inspect“. u — * "*“w
null! 901.13%! Pm;
Jun: ll. nuns. Vim Pm» In;
W lv sous It. Busrtm.m1‘ms
Am" I ,
G. I IIIMUIS, ‘
w—am n. c. w 00” “LITE“,
Tau yrsnta Unmet W mm Max.
flittw Hunt-i m invent-1n swim (M ”0038.,“
(static II. Buy me, sun, an ‘I
man WOOD WORK.
‘71 ALL ”SM.
0» ~-—————
large Stock of Columns
for Trimming;
Plate and Shoot Glass.
t“aim Earring. Planning,
and Turning.
mm Tani Wm “Jenni and curing:
[ill at in! ii [trial Street
south lorwslk.00nn.
Fatal, Bill! 8; Ft
.W It PM' is. ‘ ”‘1‘"
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lass
Hm
urwunmmmwwu the but of
fiermmurumsfl ingest
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Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, «30.,
N0 H hfuiti S'Ltim'
WAGONS
New and second-laud
Buggies, l’liiietons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
I’t'icos to “Suit All.
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
W. ii. MEEKER & CO.
MILE AGENTS
FOR THE
‘iFlFFH lilillll ..liliiliii...
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet lron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AN I.) 'I‘ l N \VAIR E
listimstu given for
Steam and Hot. Air Heating.
lUlilC HALL BLOC K
liniiiieiti ail Healilnnes
Do not buy amounmcnt or Headstone from any
W ”Jill“: 3.1:.“ £025.93; mus.
all complete and you will not. be disappointed in its
mutant: ”“13ka in all kinds iiildlag stone
P. VV. BAT ES.
“III
All Right Again.
llsvie in intom old stand. lly' a Block.
Iain ”wand got good:- destroyed at the
fire by a much larger and better stock, I invite ihs
nobili- in give me a all. f can then the bat line
in town of
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, &.c.,
And (flu them at the most n-amusble wines.
hire me a rail and you will he sali .ed that there
is no helm plate to buy or us“ repainngd one.
J. I'. O’ROUBKE,
maul: 2m -
[ism Yuui mi in Fat
To-llorrow lisy be Too Late.
Take an Badman-rut Policy that on may need in
old-gt. lfyouiivcor ifyoudie. t will be a help
to your family. . "crate adsy will give a young
munmtoffl .tllltohepai to him at
W jars of age or to his family at death 5 cents a
day will alte you a tile pot cy for $1,011). and you
com imsv: what you have paid if you stop paying
any year-flier three.
thlURB IN 'l'lll
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
Ul’ HARTFORD.
I. 6. vuommsu. Agent.
South Norwalk.
At Actual Cost.
l)llhl0l‘8 desirous of obtaining life insurance at
actual wet. should write for circulars to
Security lataal Benefit Society,
233 Broadway, New York.
Ihistiiicietyi-lshu-thst fovsixyeani the cost. to a
”badmiddlcqgchalbccn
[as The: Twelve Dollars a Year
for each thoamad dollars of insurance. dtt tin
KENT & CliOLWELL,
llSllliS ilill PLASTEBEBS.
Boilers at all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
ounce AT 8. SELLBCIK’O,
I” Washington It. Bridle,
So. Norwalls, Conn.
in; no. Box 140, Westport.Ct.
‘ “M692:
U. 8. Patent MOO,
m. COIN-
Fii lithium.
MEATS
BIRVID IN Till ”Ill? IANNIB.
it on want the rheiml HEATS. ntiialucdi-s
can tuaiiftronhle mun-i you willamliticiu at my
lot. as well u
Poultry If all Kinds
III I" HIAIION
F. HAYES-
unmu's owes. - sou'ra NIIItWth
Wll Nli'l'iiii iiiIiLE'l'.
One Quatliy.~—
L
'I' lie Host.
swam-u. Lamb, lotion, Pork. hall and Fruit,
Loruud Beef. Smoked “Tongue liunl
tiliouldeu, Bacou.le owns.
tons. ltc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’remptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:! Washington Street.
J. H Kinefeltér,
DPILKB IN
Feats, Fish Oysters,
'cgelnhles. Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC
__,_. -«9-‘—-
Dip. F. FF H. til. ileum.
't'piuihnn» ('ni rN-t. nr
Flint MI] til
28 Main St., So. Norwalk.
Feats Fish Fysters,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
0! All Kinds in ’l heir Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
11.]. BENNBTII‘. r029 KS. NESTED.
moss WHO DESIRE
THE 3231' or
Meals,
Poultry,
———-AND——
Vegetables,
Always lush and at a modem": price would dowel!
to call at the
Central Mule
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orders solicited and goods delivered to any part
of City.
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P‘.‘ M. PIERCE
DEALER X's
s E‘V ER P 1 PE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
rcparcdto make connections with main newer
plmin this cit y on the mint favorable terms.
ics intending to connect with the retro nlly laid
sewers iathisc: ty wil' find it to their auvsntacc to
all on him. M4 U
1*‘. N1. PIEI%CI§
Box 20. South Norwalk, Ct.
miss u. roams,
\s'holrsaiound Retail Daler in all kinds of
[Hill AND W001i
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
Leliigh, Lackawanna, Locust
llouutaiu. Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Coats.
item itl‘ RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ {not of Washington and Mar
shall street-i. Branch oflloo at Stilson
Drur Store Mini
IIIESY EEIllES
DYES
Do to? Own ]:y'elngmt '0‘?“
Th- wltl svsryth . 'l'hsy ave-o sv
vicarious on. a 3.1."er lisvsprzxqfil
W Wit ul’
Frau Fnstat'ss of him. or non-lfadluwnsll-s. in:
mama-nationalist“ colors.
WI bummed“ 8. "MW”
at l!
Fania—Fiiicnui'
.. . ‘g.-.~_—.~
Fresh Canned Herring
we a (in, «I 0 “as for 3|.00.
SeedPolatoos
Early Rose
-——-sllD—
New Queen,
-—A'l'—-
Films & Fumsmcl’s.
F. F. NISHY BFF.
Bell 12 variational
RANGES "
From $8.50 to 830.00.
Thcons the People buy the men is tho
“UNCLE NICK.”
W‘chawmld am of thee ruins auduvor III)
Great Amcnrln Ilt‘lii'l'! Tress remand but
crs lum- won the History. Just received-tall tins
Decorated China.
In mnlie Ind plain and engraved g are wave. We
have- lane stock out is. Copper, 11a and In!
W are. (lv vs as salt.
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices l
The Best Goods for
the Least film,
——AT——
H. S. BRUWN’S
BOUT & SHOE STORE,
Clark a; Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET~
A RECENT
$10,000.00
Toutine or Club Payment.
l’ricu- low.
dhw
8 AN lLLUSTRA'l'IONot WWII! ll“!
tag on the lutaal Touthicoraabl'hdth
Home Benefit“
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
we ve below alistof bathtub-MW“
in l a distribution of the Um“ fw- Ihc two
.0000!an a :11de m
’..G Jones, of Nciviuoth‘,D City.
Name. Ale-at snail-t
Paid In. m ’
HENRY E. G. LUYTIIS ....... flu! “
Lnytice Hm, Imperial, It! " .
EDWARD D. HARRIS ........... .IDJS .
AnhiiecLA. '1'. Stewart. 15%!
WlLLIAl L. 80!!!! ............... I... .
lerchsut. Bridgeport, 0m
GEORGI BNGIRT ...... . ..... m - ' f
Dry Goodall -
HERBERT ANS'l‘lY ............ ”m - .,
Private secretary. Judge Hilton.
ALFRED P. ROLLER ............ ”I... - ’
Civil Ennincer, N. Y.
WESTONLSNYDEB.... ......JM .
Gemini-lea Merchant, ill. Y.
F'Pvaviiicicflmm .............. .....lll. U ..
I! m ' sui- .
:
HERBERT ANSTEY.. ........fltl.l 81”
Private Secretary. Judge lliltol. ‘
WILLIAM B. STRONG ......... M m ;
luchant. N. Y. ;.
FREDERICK W. snm...... I“. m
Wholssaie Hillinery, N. Y.
' DWIN L. GWA'I‘UMIIY ....... is.“ I,”
l{Leek mantactory, Brooklyn. _
r. w. o. JONES ............. . .. III.- In .
Paid to Estate. ......
Raw You. July U. I.
am limit! Amman, mi ms. 1. r.
GIN‘ILIIIN: i take in m
receipt of elm-qua for anon
dasmeonths death «mom. unlu- q
club in your Associat'i
lcsarecommend yeti Anastasia-- a In“
one to he Insured l for its pulpit-nth
meat otclslms. and m 'l‘i atlas
able iamuaeni.
«saunas. Mint.
P. 0. no: I".
scum nonwuii. ms.
' filmjc 5.33.... ...§
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