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thrilling, immersion: an-
answer memorable all through
heaven, was: “Believe on the
Christ, and thou shalt be saved.”
have all read of the earthquake in
illuminAle/ppo andincaracoas;
V0 livein alatitude where sewn-e vol-
Ware rare. And yet we
mi fifty earthquakes Here is a man
Ii-Iieen building up alurge fortune.
hammemoney market was feltinall
hath-L He thinkshehas got beyondell
rivalries intrade, and he says to
: A‘Wowlam free and safeme all
tion." But in 1837 or in
glnlBliIanstionalpanicatrikeethe
foundatimn of the commercial world, and
quill goes all that magnlneait business ea-
Rtshlhhnient. Here isa manwho has built
beautiful home. His daughters
come from the seminary with
graduation. His sons have
honest, temperate and
the evening lights are
a happy and unbroken family
has been an accident down
h. The young mauventured
the surf. The telegraph hurled
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seetftthfast,andthoyheave up thewood.
halfadoaddouldusmrdatheweighhand
thoyputflieudofthocru-lnthemouthof
the hole, andthey plunge it In, all thewelght
ofhls body coming down for the linttims
outhasplhsa; andwhllesome holiltheero-
upright, othersthrow In thedirtsndtrampls
itdowmandtramplelthard. 0h, plantthat
treewdl and thoroughly, forit lstobearfrult
such asnoother tree over hove. Why did
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rockaaadwlththemcroshed his crnctflen.
lleoouldhavs reached up and graspedthe
awn’daftheovnnlpoteatflodand with one
clean out have tumbled them Into perditlon.
Butno3hewastodie. Hemmtdie. Ills plan
life for your life. In an European city a
young man died on the seaflold for the
crime d murder. Some time after, the mo-
therof tlb young manwasdyiug, smiths
priat came in, and she made confession to
thepriestthstshe wasthemurdercrsndnot
her sun; tan moment of anger shehsd struck
her hniland a blow that slow him. The son
cameaddeulytnto theroom,andwaswash-
ing away the wounds and trying to resusci-
hte his father,th some onelooked through
thewindow and saw him, and supposed him
tohethecriminal. That youngmaudiedfor
hhown mother. You say, “It was wonder-
ful that he never exposed her." But I tell
you of a grander thing. Christ, the Son of
God, died not for his mother, nor for his
father, but for his sworn enemies. Oh, such
a Christ as that—a0 loving, so patient, an self
samtlcing-«nyounot trust himl lthink
there are many under the influence of the
Spirit of God who are saying, "I will trust
Him If you will (mly tell me how; R" and the
great question asked by thousands is, “Bowl
howl" And while I answer your question I
look up and utter the prayer which Rowland
Hill so often uttered in the midst of his ser-
mons, “Master. help!" Beware you totrust
in Christi Just asyou trust any one. You
trust your partner in business with impor-
last things. If a commercial house glva
yona not», payable three months hence, you
expect the payment of that note at the end
of three months You have perfect conn-
denco in their word and in their ability. 0r
again, you go home expecting there will be
food a: the table. You have confidence in
that. Now, I ask you to e the same con-
ildence in the Lord J Christ. Ila
says: “You believe I take away your sins
and they are all taken away. ” “What !" you
say, “before I pray any more? before I read
my Bible any mom! before I cry over my
sins any me? Yes, this moment. Believe
with all your heart and you unsaved. Why,
Christ is only waiting to get from you what
you give to scores of people every day.
What is that! Confidence. If time people
whom you trust day by day aremore worthy
than Christ, if theyare more faithful than
Christ, if they have done more than Christ
ever did, then give them the preference; but
ifyou reallythink that Christisastrust'
wortbyas they are. then deal with him as
fairly. “0h,"snys some one in a light way.
"I believe that Christ was born in Bethle-
hem, and I believe that bodied on the crow.”
Do yvsi believe it with your head or your
heartl I will mum-ate the difference. You
aminyourownhome. ln themorningyou
opal anewspaper and youreadhow Capt.
Braveheart on theses risked his life for the
salvation of his pa-erigers. You say, “What
agrandfellow hemost havebeenl Biafanr
ilydsserve verywelloft‘heeountry.” You
foldtheWWandsitdownatthetable,
andperhaps do not thinkof that incident
again. That b historical faith.
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deck. You hear amid the wringing of the
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efreptilu than into the grave, unlus
goeswithme. Will you tellmsthat lain to
heearrledout from myhriglit homeandput
away In the darkne-l I cannot hear dark-
nen. At the first coming of the evening I
mint have the gas lighted, and the further on
In lifelgetthemoralllketohovemy friend:
round about me
DO '0'! ma Dfl'l'll.
Andamlto be put oil for thousands of
yearslnadark place with no one to speak
toi When the holidays come and the gifts
andlstributod, shall I add no joy to the
“flurry Christmas" or the “Happy New
Year?" Ah, do not pomtdown tothe hole in
the ground, thegrava, and call it a beautiful
Unless there be some supernatural
illumination I shudder back from it. ly———~
whole nature revolts at it. But now this
glorious lamp k lifted above the grav e, and
alltbedarkne-lsgone, and the way isclear
I look into it now without a single shudder.
Now my anxiety Is not about death; my
anxiety Is that I may live arlght for I know
that If my life is consistent when I come
to the last hour, and this voice is silent,
and these eyes are clonal, and those
hands with which I beg for your eternal sal-
vation today are folded over the still heart,
that then I shall only begin to live. What
power is there in anything to chill me in the
last hour if Christ wraps around me the
skirt of his mm garmentl What darkness
can fall upon my eyelids then amid the
heavenly daybreak! 0 Death. 1 will not fear
thee then. Back to thy cavern of darkness,
thourobha'ofallthe firth. Fly! thou do
spoiler of families. ll tth this battle as 1
how thee in twain from helmet to sandal
the voice of Christ sounding all or or the
earth and through the heavens: ‘ 0 Death, ]
will be thy plague. 0 Grave, I will be thy
destruction’
To beamed isto wake up in the pi'esencr
of Christ. You know when Jesus was upon
earth how happy he made every house he
went into, and when he brings us up to his
house in heaven how great shall be our glee.
Bisvoicehasmoremusicinit than is to he
heard in all the oratories of eternity.
JISIIS is [Ham‘s swan.
Talk not about banks dashed with efllorea-
cence. Jesus is the chief bloom of heaven.
We shall see the very face that beamed syn}
pathy in Bethany, and take the very hand
that dropped its blood from the short beam
of the cross. Oh, I want to stand in eternity
with him Toward that harbor l steer. To
ward that goal I run. I shall be satisfied
when I awake in his likeness.
mu vou wru. Know.
0h. broken hearted men and women, how
sweetit willbeln that good land to pourall
of your hardships and bereavements and
Inner Into the loving ear of Christ, and then
have him explain why it was best for you to
be sick, and why it was beetfor you. to be
widowed, and why it was best for you to be
persecuted, and why it was best for you to he
tried, and have him point toan elevation pro
portionate to your disquietude here, saying:
“You suifered with me on earth, come up
now and be glorified with me in heaven"
Some one went into a house where there had
been a good deal of trouble, and said to the
woman there, “You seem to be lonely.”
“Yes," she did, “I am lonely." “How many
in thefamilyl'" “Only myself." “Have you
had any children!" “I had seven children.”
“Where are theyl" “Gillie." “All gone!"
“All.” “All deadl" “All." Thaishebreathed
a long sigh into thelonelinem, and mid: “0h,
fir. I havebeenagoodinother tothegrave."
Andsotherearahsartsherethat arentterly
broken down by thehereavements of life. I
point you today to theeternal balm of heaven.
Are then anyherethatl am mining this
morning! Oh, you pour waiting maid! your
lyand-dlhowgladyouwillhewhenChrist
shall dishandall your sorrows.and crown
youquesu untoGodandtheLamb forever!
Agedmeu undwomenJed byhis love and
shahap or akavt wheeyoum tolook lacs
mmm'
Isvsl “will hail-Good shank-Rd
winIIthill. 'l'hatwill hetheeaptainofour
divatiou,notamid tharuarandcrashand
houmofhattlabutamidhlsdlshandedtroops
hurling victuioil futlvity. That will he
thaBridegroomofthaehnrcheoming from
afar,the lwlde lsaningupmhisarm,whils
hslooksdownintohsrfsoa and says,"Ilsv
thou art fair, my love! Behold, thou
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Architect and Civil Engineer,
Furnishe- l'lm. rpmldwlom and reprinted-
erice fut the consL‘ruclloi‘i “1::ch drscrlmlon
'I' [IBIS REASONABLE.
Om lnr' s Bulldlng Washington St. ..
ca Ji‘ay oodlorwalk I’. i.) Ilox m
ALEX. 8 (IIIIBOH.
Organist of the rim: ('oeercuauonsl I'lmreh Water
h.nry mum of
I’iauoforle, Organ and Musical
Composition.
ffily Lock BoxflllP 0.. NtlltWAIJI. CO“.
C It. D'AIL‘I‘OIS.
Caterer for Weddings and Parties Icc (from
annually on hand Tmlht' sick and well ellls role
billed Root Beer. and Employment mile
50 MAIN ST.. 30. NORWALI. C'l'.
J I). JENKINGS.
sum to L. It. Qulutsm.
Undertaker & Embolmcr.
ILBC'l‘ltl: 7‘ it if? "EU. in 'I‘llK OFFICE.
30. t Knight ea. {In “fierce, 5 Elm 8L,
8803a:
Nor-u .. Its . (rum.
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Carpenter and lluildcr.
Plans furnished and Emma caglwn
Jo‘nhin of all klnds pr- uciprly sin-:1 dud t. \
5m. Ann street mm \lnu
P O. x «3. Son [Iv Nomen- (3!
J It. BAYMON D.
Builder and l‘olilmelor.
Work done by llll’ day or contract
Ollie font of [lowland SI. on W atrr P O Box cl‘
SOIJ‘I‘I] NORWALI! SAVIth DIANE
M V. wellington Sire-cc.
Open Dallytrono to llama sndfroin i lo3p. I
and on Saturday evenings (mm It to 8.
mutual. allowed on Eh [units
ALDEN SllLMANS PM
to me n. isnuis \ Ice mt-
TURN ll. KN ti’l‘. “cc. and Trees
ml»
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u. u in neurons,
Washington. I). c.
Ten years in United States hum “fl-v,
ddw Guide to It venture mailed fret:
George II. I: aymuml,
FUR \ I'I‘U Ii I" III) \LEII!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my lame ms: of all kmdsof furniture.
86 Main Street. I‘m-ll.
Also prcimrmi to furnish everything necessary for
the interim m of the deed, day or nigk-t Tel. pholn
connecting l with residence No 3 [tr Icy place.
lch l9. lim
A. S lllLIllIIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, \t‘ niches. Jewelry.
Fine Walsh Repairing a Specialty
84 Washington 81., - South lorwalk.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
MAIN STREET. HOU'I'EI NORWALK
Monuments and Headstones.
Donotbuysmonurncntor lleadslom from any
Whmrgom direct to the show rooms or
W hates. Water Novwslk sndselrct one
all complainant will not be disappointed“. in in
Des inall kind» of aildlagsiano
can: k.” m m.
“MP. W. AIJJL‘ ‘15. :fig,
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE !
Gaaeilo Bundling, Norwells, Ct.
FRASK ll. RUSCOI. Pulsar“.
By our syru- of we: undies, using all kinds of
con-cred pipcrw is real value.
our scholars are thoroughly lucd for any busi-
neasposltloa.
careful Ante-How (llvoa to the Detail at
Business.
ly(¢xorptisg3stardayl9a m. to l
p.1a Ming: Honda . Wad wsday
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warn ml rimsnnn.
P. l-Wssra to toe so many vlellors snd it
you will after H a. lo. we can to more
II-afotthspa'poaaandwisl heplessul mm
the entire workings or the college.
m
Merrill Phonograplc Academv.
Commercial Training school.
sluts-tiara. Its-lid. o. la session
Dayad Issuing.
Wl'l'fill RF
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SKILLED—“10ml”.
flown-lumen n same
HOMERB. HOYT,
JEWELER,
No. s16 mourners! Music.
iWinon.lus..1alr.that”.
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wllhuossa Ladlesa hlghly locum-ad
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last Nolan-ling
eWsaTi’l int and set:
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ml. 1 space f.ovtlds 33”.": make a vuy
addition many losslry store and i highly
"uncommon-antenna: ”gr. hale-
gemslvepalrl
s'lslnosolwalclies. lledoeshls work elegantly.
Yours truly. W. F. a. WOODCOCK.
A FULL LINE OI“
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS 4’
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. “lien: Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
nonnathlng new. best thing out.
W. G.QUINTARD
.0810 HALL 8100‘.
TO NEW YOTOO IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New sad Palstlal lites-er,
cane Bharles,
Capt. Fred I... Byvbcc,
Will commence Isking Dally Trips to New York
(Io-fort, Safety and Speed.
Popular Prices.
So. Norwalk to New York. Single
Trip, 40 cents ; Excursion, 70 cents.
Orland Ina
Monday, June 10th,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrivalol
"Emanuele" train lcaviu So Norwslk at 7 as s.
in Returning lean: New ork Pier 46 But River.
loot Jefferson st. at 3. lb p. in, and female: Slicer,
set River, on) p m., connecting with trains at
llsoo Point.
Always Take the Ilousatonic Line.
For further information apply to
me new lineman» rennin“. co.
SIDNEY STARBUCK, V. F. l 0.1.
300%! New York.
U. R 01.03. Agent . Wilson Point. Conn. spit
The Old and Reuuble.
1mm FREIGHT 1.
Numalkllawlnrl
On and after July is. 1859. (nulll_tnrlher notice)
~THE PROPELLERS-
V V I
Lity of horwalk & bugle,
Will make daily tri Sundays excepted for
height between New fit, Norwalk and South
Norwalk. Will leave Pints. foot of Beeknian street.
New York. for Sonlh Norwalk. daily at )0 so a m
(due at South Novwalk at 8.5” p. m. ) lxtrs host
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 5g) in For
Non-elk. Monday, Wednesday and Fri sy. 5 p in
Saturday If ion: a m
Freight r eeived from I a in. lohp. m
Returning. Boats heave Snail: Network. daily."
9. m. Norwslk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
6 p m
Freight taken from and received for all
pol-ts on the Danbnry and lorwall and
Shepaag Railroads at Greatly Reduced
liratlon to agents ll. Cit of Norwalk
with will be sent for of freight
anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
Wall persons are lorbid traction snyot the
IO ll ‘ "
"Moira" Hooqmeu.
Llsil aspen. south lovwalk lo Plttslald.
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sirloin ,.
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Lv.WlboaPoint. Lv.So.Ilorwalk. Arilorwalk
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are “lined “Bil: Killed 81! lad
425 .l. 512 " 5|? It.
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£3: I’sslhraslfe'wltlf’ont
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l'I‘ chum Will? 'I'lllt
TAR WALKS!
spared with winpetent help to put
tar or sagsidew
Reasonable Prices.
Special attention given to
Curbs and Gutters.
laureates taralshed sad work promptly attended
JOHN B. MORTON,
Taylor Ave-we. loath Ital-walk.
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lanyofour noighhon. no doubt, have line Tea.
toolne I ifact. loo delicate; they fail to get there
with [he combined rwsetnera and strength as do
yourrhulnble servants. So if you are dissuaded try
our ea
llc Was an Old 'l'ea Buyer.
He said: “it is sgood Tm. One pound is worth
'wo pounds of such tea as l have been buying, and
the price of them both is the same."
Another said: " 'ldon'l wish to flatter, but it is es
food Tease l have been used to paying 70 cents
or."
Price: 50c lb.
nibble & oflqplnwik
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Mflflfliifllfllllll’l
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Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, .20.,
No 8 hIain Street.
CASH
Does The Business
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Corrected June 10th. 1859.
Pa-ongwr 'l’ralns. AT
SOUTH. -
l.v.llerwslk. l.v.Bo.Novwalk. Ar. Wilson Point I
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SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
onus is
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General Sewer Contractor
ls tosisks connections with Ilhl sewer
nuiheit ontheninstfavorahletc-s.
toeonasctwltktheraenttylald
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muss-n Norwalkgct.
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THE CRY IS STILL THEY COKE!
MORE NEW GOOD
NEW LOT OF
Refrigerators and Ice Chests
WATER COOLBRS
We are selling below met h‘ow is your chance. Just arrived. new and handsome styles in Parlor and
Van: Lamps. While lountain Ice Cream Freezers.
Window Screens to Fit Any Sized Window!
We sveaddi n: all the time to our Kitchen Department.
Ivor. i forget to cdl and see our new arriv'il in 02 l Stove-t. All styles and hem.
The Universal Stor
No. l0 North Main Street, 50. Norwalls, Cf.
—BUY YOUR——
COAL AND WOOD
FROM THE NEW COAL YARD.
E. M. TOLLES 8t GO.
All the favorite varieties of hard and free-burning coals. Special prices given for
winter supply. All coal thoroughly screened, well prepared
and promptly delivered.
Dal, Pine, Clflilfllli and Spruce Wand Sand and Split
BUNDLE!) WOOD A SPECIALTY.
Yard and Office, Water Street,
FOOT OF HAVILAHD STREET,
Opposite Pratt &. VVeed’s Shoe Manufactory.
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.HALE’S DRUG 8T0 E,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets.
NOTICE! V'l
1,200 to L500 Pairs o~
llllll'l's lllll suits
in Be lull Way Down Less Than lust,
A'l‘ 'FEIE STORE OF
0. H. HARVEY,
‘19 North Main 813. WNOi-walls.
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