is attenth her voice in the
" Prowl.“ Ila-ids
areal] nadytoliaaa tothavoiessot
”landowner! them":-
mdthsdas. Asia some! thseatho
fhihkws that anosgan at attha'
" ‘fld lb Wan-liberate instrument
m “all; to the other, so in the
'I‘ cathedral nature day rqoudsio
~,aadnighttonight,andflowertodomr,
'flhtostarJnthegrsatharmouisaoftha
m ‘lhe wringtime is anerangslist
humour-preachingoi God'biovsundtha
“kaWwNuW-Mo-
”Wow-ins. Wears all ready
tothareiessofnatureihuthowtew
duh-runaythhgfrmn therein-oi the
muddmtystreet. Yougotoyourmer-
mummand tom
“Mmmbaok again—and dten
wflanindiflerentheart you
i’
aregreat harvestato
uowlthruninthesickle be
harvut k ripe. “Wisdomcrieth
museutwethhervdoeinthestreeta"
- In: In run. or nasal.
first place, the street impresses me
factthat this lifeiaaaceneol toll
druggla By lo o'clock every day the
h fining with wheels, and ebulling
feet, and humming with voices, and
withtbe breathof amokestncksand
“withhaflcken. Onceinawhilsyou
Hamgoingalongwithtoldedarmsand
withhhreiystepmathoughhehaduothing
‘bdo;hutforthemmtpart,asyonflndmen
mdomthssestreetsonthewayto bust
“therebansietyintheirtaeeaasthough
ti-yhad some errand which muatbeese-
atadattheiirstpoesiblemoment. Youare
bythosewhohare bargalnsto make
”mm-ill. Uptbie ladderwithahod
dlrbkaoutofthiabankwitharollofbiiis,
(Ithh draywithaioadof Mdigginga
dbrmrshinglingaroofmrshoeingahorae,
a buildingawallmr mending awatch,or
bindingabmk. Industry, with her thousand
mandthoundeyaand thousand feet,
‘08 on Ilndng her song of workl work!
lehilethemllladrumitandthesteam
more it. Allthisisnotbemuae
“brown. Baneone remarked: “Every
man is as lazy as he can aflord to
be.“ But it is because neceaity, with
m brow and with uplifted whip,
flunk over than ready whenever they
mmmwmaketheir shoulderssting
.Ilthtbslub. Canitbethatflnslngupand
”downthesestreeuonyonr waytowork
x nah-inns, youdonot learn anything at
thwurld’s mend anxiety,and struggle!
(Ilhuwmanydrooping bearts,how my
raycuflnwatchhowmanymilqtraveied,
~hwmanyburdemesrried,howmanylo-es
1 “how manybattlesfought, how many
“gained, how many defeat annexed,
bw my exasperatiom endured—what
Mwhatwretchedness, what pailor, what
“what agony, what despair! Some-
:‘hl hare stowed at the cornerot the
Imuthamultitudes went hither and you,
vfllltb- aeeuiedtobeagreat pantomime,
Mallookedupou it myheartbroke.
m tideof human life thatgoesdown
fie bampidtomedandturnedaside,
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l
We!
Moths-eavement—andasyougothrough
“Mudcmnebackthroughthem
Wupintheanmof yourprayerallthe
,mwnlltheloaegallthesuderingallthe
bur-nuts of those whom you‘rand
M inprayerhetore an syrups.
“1&qu inthe greatdayof eter-
ald (idling ahead, and driven backv-beauti- .
”2
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’3
the yudwdowateloohat
will" eoeattheballst
loohwith
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all
2
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ows’ houseshais disturbed with lndigsstionl
All thefmornatursarsagainst him.
Thelmrharereadytodruwnhtm, and the
earthquake to swalwamufltheflr-to
worm their temptations, mighty was their do
lirerancr, and mighty shall be their triumph.
ma snaus or run.
Again, the street impremes me with the
fact that life is full of Wonder! and sham.
What subterfuge, what double dealing, what
two faccdurwa. Do all [mmle who wish you
good morning really hope for you a happy
day! Do all the people who shake hands love
each other! Are all those anxious about your
health who inquire mmceming it? Do all
wanttoseeyou whoask you to call? Does
all the world know half as much as it pre-
tends to knowl Is there not many a wretched
stock of goods with a brilliant show windowl
Paging up and down these streets to your
business and your work, are you not im-
premsd with the fact that much of society is
hollow, smiths: there are subterfuge! and
reunions? Oh! how many thcre are who
swagger and strut, and how few people who
unnatural and walk. While i’ops simpm',
and fools chuckle, and aimplctona giggle, how
few people are natural and laugh. The
eorn’tesan and the libertine go down the
street in beautiful apparel, while within the
heart there are volcanoes of padon consum-
ingtheirlifeaway. lsaytheeethingsnotto
create in you incrednilty or misnthropy,
nordolforgettherearethoumndsoi people
agreatdeai better than theyseem;butldo
not think any man is prepared for the con-
flicts of this life until he knows this particu—
lar peril. Ehud comes pretending to pay his
tax to KingEglon, and while he stands in
front of the king, stabs him through with a
dagger until the but! went in after the blade.
Judas lscariot kined Christ.
a rum roa cnasu-rr.
Agaimthestreet impre-ea ms with the
factthatitisagreatfieldforChrbtianchar—
ity. There are hunger and enduring, and
want and wretchedm. in the county; but
these evils chiefly congregate in our great
cities. On every street crime prowls, and
drunkenm staggers, and shame winks, and
pauperiam thrusts out its hand asking for
aims. Here want is most squalid and hunger
is most lean. A Christian man, going along
astreetlnNew York,sawapoorlad,amlhe
stopped and said: “My boy, do you know
howtoreed and write!” The boy made no
answer. The man asked the question twice
and thrice: “Can you read and writeT’and
then the boy answered, with a tear lug
onthebackofhishand. Hesaidin fiance:
“No, sir; I can't read nor write, neither.
God, sir, don’t want me to read and write.
Didn’t he take away my father so long ago I
never member to have seen himiand haven’t
Ihadto along the streets to get some-
thing to etch home to eat for the folks, and
didn’t Lassoonns l couldearrya basket,
havetogoout and picknpcinders, and
never have no schooling, sir? God don’t
want motoread, sir; I ean’treadymr write
neither." Oh, these poor wanderersl They
have no chance. Born in degradation, a
theyget upfrom their hands andknees to
walk, they take their first step on the road
todespair. Let usgo forth inthenamo of
the Lord Jesus Christie rescue them. I!
you are not willing to go forth yourself,
thmgireof your means; andilyouaretoo
lazytogo,andifyouaretoo stingytohelp,
thengetoutoitbeway,sndhideyourselfiu
tbdans and eaves of theearth,lest, when
Christ's chariot coma along, the horau’
boots trample you in the mire. Be-
ware hot the thousands of the desti-
tuteofyourcity,inthelastgreatday, lug
rise upand curse your stupidityand your
neglect. Onecold winter's day,asaChrisr
tian man was going alongthe Battery in
New York,hesawa littlep'rl seatedat the
gate shivering intheoold. Ha saidiohc:
3' “My child, what do yonait there forthh eold
dayi" ”0h,"she replied, “lam waiting—I
amwaiting forsomebodytocomeand take
earaof me.” “Why!"sairlthaman; “what
makesyonthinkanybodywillcomaandtake
eareot you?" "Oh,” she said, "mymother
diedlaat weekandlwascrying rerymnch,
andshesaid: ‘Don’ta'y,mydear;though I
am goneand yourfather hgone,the Lord
willamdaomebodytotakecareofym’ Hy
mother nevertold abate-id mouse on!
wouldeomeand takecareol me,andl am
waitingforthemtocane.“ 0,yes,tbeyare
waitiugforyou. Kenofgreathearia,gather
than in,gatherthemiu. It isrmtthe will
of yourfiearenlyi’athn that oneof theme
littleouesshonldperiah.
was rouwaan!
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perature, the threat we rude I. corn-
huatibla than cotton by being saturated in a
dmplecbemieal preparation.
Thequaiityofthaalkgoodamanufaetured
from these thread-buns. The thnada are
cylindrical and antrom one totorty micro
millhnetm in diameter. They sustain a
welghtof M kilogramper aware milli-
metre. Ordinary silk hearsa weightof M
kilogramaper square millimetre; cooked ilk,
I520. De (.‘arhonnet‘s silk hmuch me bril-
liantthanordinarydlkmmlabaorbsaudhoki
coloring matter more mtiafactorily. Aa ylt.
oulyafewpieceaharebean producedbythe
new protein. Berernlot themara shownin
the Paris “tuition. De Carbonnst is cont!»
dent, however, that further esperinseats will
enable him to manutacture silk cheaply and
in large quantities. in fact, hethinks that a
few years hence the dlk worn. may as well
go anddie, as machinery will then be doing
their work much better than they all do it
thauaelrea-al‘ew York Sun.
Electricity far Warfan.
Remarkable progrem has reomtly been
madeinihlacountryiu theapplioationof
electricity to purposes of warfare, and work
ofareryhigh order has been donaat the
government torpedo statim, where a long
and elaborate csuuinnntal course has been
carried out. 'l'hoelectrlc light, espedally, k
coming to playa most important partin
modern warfare,and American investigators
inthisdeld, manyof whom hareooutributed
so materiafly to its present state of develop-
ment, wiilbeinterestedlnthsreportoflome
experiments which took place in the Bolent,
EnglandJastweek. As a bett'a- means of
defending the roadsteud an electric search
light has recently been erected on the Spit,
near Hurst castle, opposite the Needle‘s pas-
mge, and six gunboats, with several torpedo
craft, tried, under cover of night, to enact
an entrance from the watward without being
waived The attempt was a failure, as
each weasel was spotted by the powerful light
when milaoif, and them wsruall ready
when they came within range. To make
matters worse for the attacking flotilla, the
make which they created in profuion, so as
to prevent the ships from being seen, was
blown astern by the wind, and the result was
acorn ete victory for the electric light—-
New ork Telegram.
Mechanical Marble Cutters.
A machine hasbecn set up in the earring
building at the Rhode Island granite works,
Westerly, R 1., which will probably revolu-
tionised] former methods of line granite,
slateand marble cutting. It is called the
pneumaticcarrer. An aircylinder,run by
steam, discharges into a receiver, where an
airweuureoffrom fortyto fiftypounds is
carried. Thisairisfed out in the carving
room through a large number of flexible
tuba, which in turn are attached to the
“pneumatic carver.” Thistool consisted a
cylinder, inwhichisa piston with a tram
verseangularralre. Thelatter controb the
aereralpartsot thephtou. 'l'hecomprued
airisadmittedalternatelyslnra and below
thepiatou. 'l'heMonbnotattache-l tothe
minibus-stem carryingthecuttingtoohbut
drives it outward. This moraneut cut-the
stone. Theretnrnstrnkeis made hymeans
ofapowu’fulsprlng. 'l'lnstrokeisMbut
ismade with marrelou rapidity. The ma-
chinecanhernnnt 15,!!!) or 1M!» strokes
pamhmte. Theworkman guides the cut
tiugtoolwithhislefthand andcontrols the
Ire-Irefithhisright,and is able to turn
thismarvelous stonechewerinalldirectiom
tosuithiswork—Exchange.
knock dim-matdhsbilth
tkb urethane“ but.
bun. “flush-Uh” nth
oath-shit
“War““x
alarm um
um. ”ultras-351.31.;
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
on: (not at llavilaad at. as Wain PAD. has on
C' a. tin-mu. '
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‘mwimm
uterus ftl' Weddiaas and Parties. Ire. (m
air-sunny on bend forth: sick and well. ills «is»
heated Root “consul In t "flee.
in IA!!! $7.. . NORWALI. l‘l'.
Illafllltlld’a I’fllll filore'.
chores Ollalfllls, BASAN \". "G“. lH'l‘tli
all bind of rule. cann-d imit nmrmmu a,
and relish flown and Bards-n real: lit Aime: e
and lualandttrsvei at
if a llaVllAliD’x on». KL. Pin-rwflk
Win“ 1") ”(will Till I'IIBLIC Til -‘I' l
harataknune mm of the liouwhvlu {In-
ln laeram inconlwcilm: willdo (metal re»
ringofai. kinda of H’I’lflfl Machines (Ir-lets
lei! at M lain amt. le. all! main
prompt attention 1:9 0 H.8liAlLlu.
A'Z'BN 1'8.
(3. II BYPA-‘TO‘.
Washington. II. 0.
run years in Felted Main i’avcm (Mu-r
d-kw fluid: to mrentors mailed in:
Anna. s. 913903,
(hunt-I cf the first Cbeururstuma! : her-fh.Wau-.t
bury, 'l'eachorol
l'ianoi’orte. Organ and lusicai
(on) position.
'5 ly lock Box 30 P. 0.. NOKWALI. "08?:
C. 0110'!-
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plans tarnished and lath-ates given,
Johhingof all kinds promptly attended tr-
8 Ana street. near lain
l’. 0. x “8.8m“: NorwalkCt.
J D. M“
' moi. lQuiaurd.
Undertaker & Emhalmer.
We F108? Bill. I! '1'!!! OFFICE
HoJKalgktSt. “Beneath-st,
swam ' Norwaltt, Conn.
a a. stun,
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Punishes Plane. Svalfleuims and finpcrintend
mice for the wrung of every description
rigs.
TERIS REASONABLE.
Whth's Building Washinrtou 32..
So. florwalk. P.0. Box 775
SOUTH NOIWALK SAVINGS BA.“
5) Washington Street.
Open DaiiylroBOuiilam..andlroui t leap.)-
sndon Saturdayerenings [rum 6 ms.
”'Iuterest allowed on Devon's,
ALDEN 8013A”. Pree.;
JOKE ll. rrnm. Vine-Pres;
m-ts Iona ll. IRA". See. and "Press
Machine Sir“.
HAYIKG WARD In W. A. woman’s
shopls-sowlmd npand am ~rrparedtodo
alikindaot general Jobbingand machine repairing.
Bicycles repaired and new parts tarnished. lawa
nos-err ground and repatrg‘i sublet-mm guara-
| .
Burrito“ ,
T, migrant
lowers-do! Water St. 80. Wk. mil Iw
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE “BALE“!
Ami FurnHIin Undertaker.
Mundane-flame ofallhaboffbraltuse.
“lain “Ml-swan.
Also tom-lien
hm mum
mmmmmxo.tkukkyplsea
Hannah and Headstones.
Emit: “fir. 5.73
Ill mplltaald will not be In its
in all blah ot tune
”up. W. BATES.
Hillside, - Norwalk Conn.
HRS. MEAD’S
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls and You Ladies,
IKE-OPENS 001‘. 3‘, ’89.
m axe-Is- ashes,
"'8- Ma Ea "cad.
Kmh
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERUE
nurse I! .
SEW ER P l P E
Arm ~
General Sewer Contractor
Ereeere
M,
use...
Gonis’ Linen Collars,
Styles, 100.
p... a»-
attain” i glint", W
Carriage Builders i
No. 65 mun moor, nun or
mun-nos ARIY nmwnm.
Mam
Warm and Carriage: made and re.
paired. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.
Jtllmllui l'ltllllmt' ATTENDED 10.
shall
wuwnr t rmx.
Carriage Makers
A d manulacrurers of
All kinds of W ona.
Trucks. Carts. 0 o.
All kinds of repairing pnnsptly done.
Stu-ml new and «and hand warms for sale.
flew Road Cam only On.
Horse-Shooting and all.
kinds of Blacksmithing %
Paul of Franklin St.
South Norwall.
spill if
WAGONS)
Newqdmd-hand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
nan ha See mg...
m? TILLY.
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AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods for
the Least honey
A‘i'
H. S. BBflWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark a. Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
’“1Rallsl no“ Vault
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humus”. hair,
luw .5 math halal.
has Was-
a—mg (has. lath
. wifisfiwfi‘m
“4;”:
,," ,_._ run an: m and
Deals thIntba'wl u.—
wsauay at Thu.
The Vatican 'l’sr
leaves the skin soft
qualities are Intel-a
I. I. nuan-
AEM'UJRMB.
myself and
clean-fag.
aw Earls.
Bevin used your latices Tar
flu
tally lace-mead It .
Ita mm
Dal 1m.
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Gents’ Linen Cuffs, 150.
ALL GRADES
Standard BOYS’
”'2 Unlaundried, 250., 50c. and 75c. Laundried, 7 5c. and $1.00.’
Cheviot and Manuel Shirts, 400. to 82.00
SHIRT WAISTS,
250. to 81.50.
E GENTS’
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teal! ”tibial !
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BUY YOUR
hiaMlhm
lrumthaflcwtlaaifant,
EMTOLLESé’oCO.
All the tar nine varleiia 0! hard and ”embossing
coals. in! price ulnn for water supply.
All cos thoroegaly semi-led. well per
pared sad promptly delivered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Saved and Split.’
BUNDLE!) WOOD A SPEi‘lALTY.
. “no asn onscsz,
Water so, Paul at Vanilla-d fit,
Opposite Pratt t Ward? hhoe lsuufaaory.
l
Join In. rust-Is,
Wholesales“ Retail Dealer [nail Mot
flfliL All] W001}
Brick, Lune, Cement,
Blue Stone, Ito.
Lehigk, Lackswsaas, locust
loautaia, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Goals.
Anal? far RUBBER Pill?
Yardfi loot oi Washington and Mar
shall streets. Brunch omce at Btilaon
Drug Store Mini
TRY THE
SMALL
STOVE
60M !
fl Nothing heretofore introduced '
The Universal Store,
M”Mlalalsraes,h.floswal,fl.
can compare with it, for
household use. Clean, free
from slate, and always a uni-
form size.
”“9.“
RAYMflNll Bills
Huupunavs’
am
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gowns, TIES, &c.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
~ 84 Wauhington Street, loath Norwalk. Conn.
v...» w...—
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CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
doc” «to.
Insulation! by c. r. worm,
.ll'asasm my
n...— “.4...-
Fllflaillllm
(5‘. lain & West its.
PLUMBING,
than all in Film
srm HEATERS
”fl
llot Air Heaters.
Bflflll ,1
daily, and
FOB LESS THAI
mmuauwmwfifi
wmmamaw
it!“ “mm
Mill Sill i
in THE Fill. ill] run run
_—.~_—
Haring ordered largely, invoices of goods are ' it
bought strictly for cash, and ex brim :1
intend to make this the Saving Store of i
In Prices and Quality.
”a «m..,.-..-_
C. H. Harvey?
12NorthMainst..80.Norwalls.
The Universal Store,
No. 10 North lain St, South Nerwalk, Ct.
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