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‘muuo. out.
mwmnnandhowlinauy
Isydrflthtothatcalamlty.
manual)!
Tau-III Ilveinseaboardcities. You
Ulflmdmthe beach. Hany of you
“Wham Home of you have
' “.mn great it. of weather.
' Mia-Maud there is another,
mlyam-sm.m tbereareagood—
- ”(I W did
Mdbstwsmadlamondknotanda
'1‘.”th rock,and you feltthe
“Wop nudsr yourfeekand you
“amnaswhastheflu'culesdmve
“thud 0alhuria,as whm the Por-
w “I‘m “MI “Wt grind"
a‘hgoudse
in
',.~ wascusoumnusuour.
" ”minim“ captains Ihave
filadoutthttherearethrueorfourcauses
‘ ”flammavemel. Ihavebeen
wuumm from creating
“(marsh-ch. Thiswasofteuso
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.-. "Whithellnd. Andllmvetotell
chmemeamultitudeotmnlsruined
h light on the buch. In thedark
‘Mdlmm’sdllgu’.hhsrdigiongoesup
amlbwatbshoramakingimhnternmnd
“Rasmussen: andex-
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”theme—than
communal.
swkgfahehntwnsonthe
fi- mam latorum. Castaways! Cut—
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av on. ma"
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PI“ tweutherifmot thesttwmcloudl m a
suddmswoopot temptation,“
theypsrish,bacomlngcastawaysi castawaysl
sans. cam
Bytalklngwith macaptalnalhave found
outalsothatsomsv-nlseometothiscalam-
ity through sham tackle-lam. Thus are
three million msnwhofollowtha mafora
living. It lsasimplefact that then
of humanlifeon themais lam thantwelvs
yearn Thb coumsfrom thefact thatmen
do not know. which way they are
miling,andtheseaisblack withpirstical
hulksthatwwldgrapplethemwithlumksof
steel and blindfold them and make them
“walk the plank.” They do not know what
the next moment may bring forth. Drifting
in their theology. Drifting inthelr habits.
Drifting in regard toall their future. No
God, no Christ, no settled anticipations of
eternal felicity; but all the time coming
nearer and nearer to a coast.
Bomeof them are on ilrewith evil habit,
and theyshall bumon themathecharred
hulk tomed upon thebarrcnbeach. Many
of them with great troubles, financial
troubles, domestic troubles, social troubles;
but they never pray for comfort. With
an aggravation of sin they pray for no
pardon. They do not steer for the light-‘
ship that dances in gladnem at the mouth
of heaven’s harbor; recklem as to where
theycome out, driftingfnrther from God,
further from early religions influences,
furthm'from happinem; and what is the
worstthingahout itintheyammkingtheir
Iamilimalongwith them,and the way one
goesthe probability istheywillallgo. Yet
noanxiety. Asunconscionsof dangerasthe
pamengers on boardthe Arctioone moment
betwetheVesta crashed into her. Wrapped
upinthebuainemof the store, not renumbe—
ingthatsoontheymustquitalltheirearthly
pom-mus. Abeorbedintheirsocial position,
notknowing thatveryaoou they will have
attuded the last levee and whirled lntha
lmt scbott'mche. They do not dollho-
atelychoosetoberuined;neitherdhlthe
French frigate Hedum aim for the
Arguin banknbut thereit went to pieces.
Iwis‘hlcouldwakeyouup. The perils are
soaugmented, youwill diejustas certainly
asyou sit thereunlem you bastir yourself.
Areyouwillingtobecomea castaway! You
throw out nooar. You takeno soundlngu
Youwatchnocompam. Yonarenot calcu-
latingyourbearings while the wind isabaft,
andyondes- isalong lineof foambounding
thehorison,andyouwillbepushed untow-
ardit,and thonmnds have perished there,
and youaredriring lathe mme direction.
Ready about! Down helm! Hard down!
Manthelifeboatl Pull,mylads,pull! “He
thatheingofteureprovedhardmthhisneck,
shallbeasddmly dash-eyed and that without
ranedy.’I But wmeol youaremying within
yourmlvm: “What shall I do? Do! Dol
Why, my brother. do what any ship does
whenitis introuble. Liftad‘ntrem signal.
Onthematberehailashandaboom. You
list-said youlook. Aveselis in trouble.
The M3 gun is sounded, or a rocket
hsmstup,orablanketislifted,ora
bundle of rags-anything to catchtheeys
otthepamingcraft. So if youwant to be
tahmoll thewreck of your sin, youmust
IiItadistruaignal. Thepublianliftedthe
(1*.me he cried: “Godbemer-
olful to me asinnerl” Peterliftedthedls-
that my
eymnmybeopened.” The filler lifted the
Miamiwhen he mid: “What must]
dotobemvedi” And helpwill nevueosne
toyoursouluntilyouliftsomslgnal. You
mmt make some demonstration, givesusne
urn-I
Pray! Prayl The
reload the Iadnowsomub in yourears:
.“Ininemthyhdp.” Toolwoudtorab
mehadgmLtooproadtohemve-i.
normals-unison!
Therewssunoldmilor The aboutia
aanallhostinatsmpe‘ largervul
bad gonedown. Bafslt hmdb. The
mrlwmhmflngmtbbuhandhsdd:
“Itonkollmylifebeltthatitmightsoonbs
ovm',and I thought somewhat My
about myfrimds on shore andthml bid
thmgoathyahkaandlwmaboutsinking
backand givingitupwhen Imwa bright
star. 'l'hecluub wm'e breakingaway,and
threathat bud sus- drone downon me,
andltmmnedtotakerlghtholdof mezand
a'snehomenuottsllhowltmbutsoum-
how,whils Iwastryifi towsuhthatstar,
itmeumdtohelpmeand manedtoliftms”
O,siukisgmul.sseyounot thsglhnmm-bo
thestsrothope. .
Windham“
Whmssddmlyammuaruas;
Bwasthsmardnmhflmu
Ifthm'sareany hmewho eunsiderthem-
de- e‘awayalet one my God 5 doing
"mum Didyousvm'hear
dim lHewmtlmlnvuhm-d
Mud thmuwasa
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VIP-cl thirtyyearsago,were cameos-axed toChrim
dlmblsdvusl. 'I‘hsrswcawomsnaudehll-
druaonbtmnithatnmsl. housed msmll-
us Jumped into the mall boat and mid;
"Now give usths ehildrm.” Atathm who
moodondeck Iookhlsflrst hora audthrsw
him to the boat. The miles-s caught
mldy,aud the mutant! asst, to the
lam. Bullthsssa , ital-m
log. “low."midthe milosu‘howths
than" and she leapsd,and.wasssved. The
boatwsutwthsshoredmthefonltgottotha
shosu,thslandanenweresoimpatiauttohelp
thesuifsring people thattheywaded clear
downintothesurf with blankets and gar
nlentasndpromlsesofhelpand meow. tie
it
other. Give us the mother, give us the
father, the whole family. They must all
eomein. Allheavenwades in tohel you.
Iclaim this wholeaudlenoalorflod. pick
notoutonesnanhersnor one man thsrszl
clahnyou all. Theraara someofyouwho,
by your parents in hapthm. Certainly I am
not stepping over the right bound when
lclalm foryouJe-oa Thereare many
here who have been seeking God for
agoodwhile,audamllbtrightin claiming
youfoszsusl Thentherearesomehere
who have been further away, and you drink,
and you swunandyouarebringingupyour
families without any God to take care of
themwben youaredead. And lclalm you,
my brother; I claim all of you. You will
have to pray onetime: why not begin now,
while all the ripe and purple clusters of di-
vine promise bend over into your cup, rather
than postpone your prayer until your chance
is past, and the night drops, and the sea
washes you out, and the appalling fact shall
be announced that notwithstanding all your
magnificent opportunities, you have become
a castaway.
‘The Sources of Beautiful Colors.
The list of choismt colors Imed in the arts,
here given, was formulated by American
Ikuggilt:
The cochincal insects furnish a great many
of the very line colors. Among them are car.
mine, criumon, scarlet carmine and purple
lakes. The cuttlellsh gives the sepia. It is
the inky fluid which the fish discharges in
order to render the water opaque when at
tacked. Indian yellow comes from the camel.
Ivory chips produce the ivory black and bone
black. Prussian blue is made by fusing
horses’ hoofs and other refuse animal matter
with impure potamium wbonate. This color
was discovered accidentally. Various lakes
are derived from roots, barks and gums.
Blue black comes from the charcoal of the
vine stalk. Lamp black is soot from certain
resinous substances. Turkey red is made from
the madder plant which grows ln Hindustan
The yellow sup of a tree of Siam produces
gamboge; the natives catch the slip in cocoa-
nut shells. Raw sienna is the natural earth
from the neighborhood of Sienna, Italy. Raw
nmberis also unearth found near Umbria
and burnt India ink is made from burnt
camphor. The Chinese are the only manu-
facturers of this ink. and they will not reveal
the secret of its manufacture. Mastic is
made from the gum of the mastic tree. which
grows in the Grecian archipelago. Bister is
the soot of wood ashes. Very little real ul-
tramarine is iound in the market. It is oi»
talned from the precious lapis lazuli, and
commands a fabulous price. Chinese white
issinc, marlct is iodide of mercury, and nu»
tire vermilion is from the quicksilver ore
called cinnnbar.
[loss Post Can a locomotive Run 1
The question “How fast can a locomire
run?" has been a good deal disco-ed recently
in the engineering papers. The conclusion
appears to he that there is no authentic record
of any speed above eighty miles an hour.
Thatspeed was obtained many years ago by
a Brhtol and Exeter tank engine with nine
foot driving wheeLs—a long extinct species—
down asteep bank. But it has, apparently,
never been beaten. It is. indeed, not a little
strange how sharply the line appears to have
been drawn at eighty miles an hour. Recordm
of mventy-dre mile-i an hour are as plenty
as blackberries. Records of eighty are ex-
ceedingly rare. Records or any greater
speed have a way of crumbling beneath the
llghtmt h.—'l'he Railways of England—
Acu-
Am Ancient Idea Refined.
An unusual amount of nonsense under the
guiseofarlmtiflcdiscovery isinflicted on the
public. To begin with, mys Popular Science
News, the old familiar absurdity of burning
water has been and a leading
technical journal gives considerable space to
the description of an invention by which wa-
it is to be dimodated into its elemtary
gums, and these gases to be burned, thus [to-
dnclng anoxyhydrogunilameat small cost.
Thbamient idea has been refuted so many
timm that it would mam almost unneee-ry
to my that the proce- k a mathematical hn-
pemibnity, sad that exactly m much heat
will be absorbed h the atoms of
hydrogm and oxygen in the water as will be
produced by their mlmequsnt cunhustion.
Cupidhkaaallaasl.
Weappovethecomlnctofastreetrail—
road snpcintendent inOakland. A young
Mywss injuredonhklinebythsdrivm’s
Mandwasabouttohringsuitfor
den-gm. Thmpmhtmdmfiamrlghtly
indemnlledouhm-topsrleythenmtr
tnasululledagslmaud dmllytheyoung
lady found herself and. Ruins very
happyweddlngaadanactlonfa-damagss
averted—finl’rasmmeoAlta.
M17.”
Ofleerofthefi P.C.A.—Imkhm'e,you
youngruflsn,wlmtdidyouhitthatpoordq
fa'l You've-mslykilledhim.
IhmaIOoohson—Dida’tmmntohurthim;
all hithimwithabiscuit.
dLumttiassyouwaattohltadogyou
throwarockat him,or I'll run you in. I
knswyourmothm' “cruisers-married.”
—Burdsttein Brooklynlagle.
nerve-sandman“
Whhatwmtlmtf‘aahed sues»
moflhdyasthewhefiottbemschmade
alittlemosejarthanumal. v
“Weumtovmatewfrop just "he
ruled. _
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mammal-muses.
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Vans Ads-a “ta. ltd“: “use"
'nwo on who wins
Subscri ion ”9. $5.00 Per Year.
larrlaasssaotlealasnesnm.
homlNotles-ioesutspmllns
I, I. um,
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Punishes nu... a and “purists“
ones he no «nurseries: oi every “trim
of buildings.
:1.th BBLSONAIILB.
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ALIX. I. GIIIIOH.
Ol'nllilt of the first Comical (.‘burch,'atas
bury of
l’immforte, Organ and luslcal
Composition. .
u u on Box DP. 0.. Nokwau. con
C It. D'AB‘I’OID,
C
l‘nmer for Weddings and Putin. Ice Cream
(instantly on hand for the sick and well. Ills eels
bran-d Root Beer, and lmpl t Olen.
to sun 51.. .sonwins. or.
J n. Jmmnws.
' sum in L s. Quint-rd.
Undertaker & Embalmer.
ammo NIGHT asu. Ill ms omcs.
No. 4 Knight Bt. Residence, s llm 0L,
GEO-Bun Norman}, Can.
J 0. CNDWI,
s
i arpcutcr and Builder.
Plans furnished and humme- gives.
Jflbiilflfihfl' limo“ promptly ills-utter: to.
0 “mt, hell
l' 0.80: «thouth NerwalkCt.
I ll. BAY-0ND.
Q 0
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
llfllc foot of llsrtlaad 8!. on Water PA). Box GIT.
scorn NIDBWALK BAWNGS B‘NI
M Washington Street.
Open Daily homttollam..andfrom l tolu-
sndoa Saturday evenings home 108.
Mum sllowed on invents.
ALDEN subunits Pres.-
hands wrest-m;
mun a.
sons 11. share. Bee. and Trees
Amma-
o. It. nssso'ros,
Washington, D. 0.
Ten yarn In “and States Want “a.
dhw Guide to inventors smiled has.
(Lu-Alt
George II. Ray mom].
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Fumlshing Undertaker.
(‘all and essay lac-stochotall kisdsol famitn.
80 Blai- ltswet. larvalk.
also prepared to furnish everythlsg
for
the interment of thedead, day or u {mane
cognacfirndith residues, No. 8 Der place.
c
Wm ll RIDER, (3.1 olCona. Jossru B lllblll,
Slate Board of Inglnesn. B. 8.. C. R.
Member Conn. I. A 8. Ass‘u.
Wm. 8. Rim! & SON,
Sanitary and Hydraulic Engineers
Mala cam. 45 I 47 Waahlagtom It...
800'"! IOBWALK, 01‘.
we PERRY S'I'IIIIITI'ROY, KY.
PONTCIIMIE. 1' Y
Branch billets f
WATIRVILLI. N. Y.
[meal Snrvevlsgasd General Work will
jvld he gives prompt atleslios.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
the Watch llsnahhg a specialty.
as Washington IL, loath luv-It.
JOii '91 H. SMITH,
, FLUBIS'I‘.
sum <mm. 801ml 1(0qu
llunuulx _ all Healxluu-
mus-sates
Bambi-5:“
.w. w
sun-plasma
P. W. BATES.
titanium”
l‘auell’s Helium: for
M I LLI NERY,
a Water IL, Barman.
of
mu. m N" c}; in... "
Carriage Bullders I
No. 05 MAIN STREET REAR OF
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
Warm and Carriages made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
JOBIIIIG rswssmr anasnznoro.
' Ill
WRIGHT e um,
Carriage linkers
Am! manufacturers of
All kinds of W one.
Trucks, Carts. 0 .
allkindsnhspslrl prom u dose.
Several new I“ second-[sud w‘s'sges formic.
Itcw ileudculsouly so).
Horse -8h'oeing" and all
Pool of frmI-lsllu IL.
south Nurwalls.
spib tr
WAdONs
Newsadseeond—haud
Buggies, Phaeton. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices tn Hnit All.
Cell tad See Them.
HEM? ” TILL
Lowest Prices"!
The Best Goods for
the Least loney
——A’I'—
H. S. BUUWN’S
3001' a sum: STORE,
Clark Jr Lane’s Block
All STREET.
’.-’~'ut-ds N 2 ”rest.
9- r ‘- . ”ts. amt v.sarv.
. Al .- m c'rea‘ml-L
. [swans-pr! In.
.3an. [my cunt rm
lfiils'smam‘fl I". “4
.', st gums mavilbmsrie
sa- H
'2“; ml nus es Up! sales.
J operas-abatem-
,, r “my ears sasmasas Ive.
,1 . wtrrwi'lsa. nus-lab
' - u M has almnau:
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. 1' '2). cm "elm“ m
J--‘ I'm,“ ”busiest
lun- in r. r 1- >0- luv 2 m-m'hs salmon-DI...”
\ ..... e ~:a-;ue,z.»uasryms,vlusown . Then
on... ill .. ohms “fa; I’Yu’mgwmwflm m Jazz
‘1’ ““53.- C'm, :53; infil’hflm‘d,“
f .m-
”lava-.0”;
Thebieoa‘l'sr leap makes a be lather sad
lesvuslhe skin so" and ; h M
qualities-elm I it.
unmanmysnmcsqea.
vs- ”I.
Bow-Madmm Imp
warms-mu mad-suds for
elm-lag, ‘ sad shamia. [cham-
M I .
M, llaJ I. srsrsos.
M‘hmcsflum‘d”
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m m as. low “0..
filth-”aH-h‘fll-Ds.
Humdmm
w lawns-1.0m:
malaria-s lbw“.
hands“
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21 eta“ to 31.50. I All Marked Down!
A. DICKERM
184 Vt ashlngton Street,
,~.—_.__~.
KIRTS
AN & SON,
‘r 'w w '~9 «my; M water IM ,1;
. .
uull'iuu‘
3 yer lloz.
‘f———-
E. C. HEWKE’S
Photo Studio.
over Pest om“. Ila. lIorwalls.
"Fm unsealed or honey chant-lb
UUU SKIRTS
iilllllEWUUT
COST
TO close business.
Now is the time to buy
your Winter Stock.
ktndsofBlaokssnlthing
.
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E W. Howard layman's,
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i 9’2 W wellington Siren-t,
I / TRY OUR.
9118!. Beauty Creamery Bullu.
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IT : I.--ZA’3'EJ§ EVERY TIME
.DANiEl. mum mzullzu.
y -_ .-.__-*.__..
E um, You mum on:
Formosa. Oolong
uni—"ml
lasyofour neighbors. so doubt. bare Ive Trl.
too In: i. fscl.loodelicare; lhey I." I» get there
with the combined tween no and “length as do
your humble servants. So lI you are die alum-d try
our Tea.
-——rwoeo ~
lle 'Was an old Ten Buyer.
Ilemld:"ltisagood1'm. One-pound is worth
lwopoantofsnchteaaslhavebeeubayieg, and
lhcpriceofthsmbothisthemusc."
anothermid: “ldon’twiehtoflstter.bntitis as
mT-aaslhave been used to plytl‘ 70 cents
Price: 50c lb.
Billie & lumsmcl
GO '1'0
IUUBE l UIRIAU S
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITs,cseo.,
No 8 Main Street.
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
Duringthslismmmloatts
South Norwulk. Conn. N o R T H
Artificial stone-86;...“Coplns, ’
mu. onsn
Liam numbness.
CARRIAGE} BLOCKS.
.. dun.
Manufacluml by C. T. lEONABD,
ss Water Street. hit iy
UNUSUAL lNUUUElUU'l'U
hlhmewhomdsrons man-u
inscriptions lujlullylleyuu
Plaisted’s llrug Store!
Pure Drugs,
Fresh Herbs,
F1116 Chemicals.
Plaisted’s Cholera Mixture
IS JUST IN SEASON.
25 Cents Per Bottle.
0c
ll SODA WATER IS UP TO TIIB "[6
3851' POSSIBLE 81' AR.
always sdd-ng new drinks. Try our lamt AND-““1 AND WI
9
TART FAVORITE". ONLY 5c.
, 'OO’
”We hssea new lot of 21: stationery and some very nice Pads. Call early.
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE,
43 Washington Street.
The Universal Store,
No. 10 North Main St, South Norwulk, (1..
'1.)wa Till GRKAT RUSH 10 Till mums]. 51083 FOR
-UlllNU BARGAINS !-
WE ARE CLOSING OUR ENTIRE STOCK
FOR ,. LESS THAN NEW YORK COST
To make room for our Pall and Winter Novelties. Now is the lime to buy what you need.
The Universal Store,
NOTICE 3—
1,200 to L500 Pairs of
w. Bill-s lllll Slllllls
To Be lull Way 11m less, 'llan lust,
AT THE STORE OF
c. H. HARVEY,
12 North Main St... . South Norwnlls.
laallgadmdltilmllult lists. w Style
3111:. Bates,
Boys lists, Polo Caps, Tessie
Caps is all colors, Crash
Hate, to, at
mar-P's,
91 Washington St.
a sum. use. or SEWERS! .
Builders Hardware,
F. M. PIERCE
- PAINTS,
DIAL!!!-
. . SEWER .,
Oils Varmshes. ‘ m PIP”
-— Generalfiewer Contractor
was}... and on Finish.
—_ "fir-2mm”
"I" ”1.3:“ %e=nwfimg
F. M. PIERCE
w. cam-race
sum! Ian-nos. sums-same; .
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