law Xena. Oct. 14, ml. ge’a church burned was A J" “Hide! morning at t o'clock. 44 ‘f' thel‘reea the following em- Sim he intended to preach: aadoalyhadatreugthju‘togreap andthm falldead. Now-yet“- makingalludeatothoeevagamw. to run tharaeanottoerawl it, it—vbut“runtheraee mt More eaiathe $33313 mm“... ,5: gr 2- 4 wyeupemive appa- ,_ ;butWelllwoneI-deredhluwvantte ," on atrayatew glam-and a retort, 4. ,4 heealdtotheinquiren:"’l'lmtlaall HM}; Imakaallmyexperimentawi he." w,lkaowthat thereareagreat mwhomhawholelibrarytoeapve- Rflrthaology. Theyhaveeo manytheori- Ch thousand thingl', but I have tony 411“.“ mytheology la (nape-ed in them h weeda, “looking auto Jeans," and . 4'fi-neanunderataudthe helghtandthe ' ”hand the length and thebreadth and Ibhfiultyand the immensityof that pae- weeanundamandall. mkinthaflrltplacqwemuatlookto '(lrht aaour per-anal Saviour. Now,you ‘huawalwelluLthatnnnlsoulyablaated mot whathe meow“. Thine ienoteo I“, diflermoebetweenaveuelomnlnxout fl Eva-pool harbor, with pennant- ying “the deckcrowdedwlth goodcheer,and 1...; 3'93 lia i E r 5 i I 3 .353: i i .5:— ' £35??? a g S 1 s E a 5 9.1g £5. u: i 4. 2 3 i i 9. i— E u if g. i 3.. i '3 e E 9E.- ii 5 ii 8'3“ is; $5 a i 5 i ii 5 i 5%?! iii :33 r i 8‘ 3:. art i F g E e a s .5 9. 'E El ,5 i? .g 2?. 553% is You may take the very that ever lived and try him, and you will make a failura never was a better mantban Edwardl’ayeen' lany have read his biography. not under atanding that hewaa a sick mend they thought they were growing in grace becaum they were growing like him in depraion of epirlt. 'l‘hereweremento copycow'per,the poet,agloriouaman. but sometime-animal with melancholyalmoattoinmnity. 'l'haoopy- iate gotCowper'e fault: but none of his virtum There never was but one being fit tocopy. A few centuriee ago he came out through humble surroundings, and with a gait and manner and behavior diflet'ent from any- thing the world had seen. Among all clean of people he was a perfect model. Among hhermen he showed how fishermen ehould act. Among taxgatherera he ahowed how taxgathorera should act. Among lawyer: he allowed how lawyers ahould act. Among farmers heehowed how tanner: should act. Among ruler: he showed how ruler- ehould act. Critics tried to find in his convenatlon or aermona something unwise or unkind or inaccurate; but they never found it. They watched him, oh how they watched him! He nevu- went into a house but they knew it, and they knew how long he stayed, and when he came out, and whether he had wine for dill- ner. Slander twisted her whips and wagged her poisoned tongue and not her trape, but could not catch him. Little children rushed out to get from him a kiss, and old men tot— teredonttothestreetcornertoeeehimpas. Do you want an illustration of devotion, be» held him whole nights in prayer. Do you want an example of suil’ering', ace his path acroae Palestine tracked with blood. Do you want an example of patience, use him abuaed andnever giving one sharp retort. Doyou want anexample of industry, aee him without oneidlemonmnt. Do you want arpecimenof sacrifice, look at his life of aelf denial, his death of ignominy, his repulcher of hu- miliation. Oh, what an example! Hie feet wounded, yet be submitted to the journey. \ His back lacerated, and yet he carried the cross. Struck, honcver atruck back again. Condemned, he rose higher than his calm uiatora, and with wounds in his hands, and wounds in his feet, and wound: on his brow, and wounds in his side, he ejaculated: “Father, forgive them, they know not what they do.” A , my brethren, that is the pole by which to set your comp-n, that in the headland by which to steer, that is the light by which to kindle your lamps, that is the example that we ought all to follow. How it would smooth out the roa‘ghnem in our nlisr position, and the world would be impreleed by the transformation and would say: “1 know what is the matter with that man, he haabeenwith Jesueandhaalearnedof him.“ Alexander was going along with his army inPereimandthesnowandioewereaogreat that the army halted and laid: “We can’t march any further.” Then Alexander dia- mounted from his hone, took a picker, went aheadofhisarmyandatruckintotheiceand snow. The aoldlere said: “If he can do that, we can do it,” and they took their picks and even the way was cleared and the army marched on. So our Lord dismounted from his glory, and through all icy obstacle: howl apath for bimeelfandapath for or, saying: “Follow me! I do not ask you to go through any altering or light any battles where I do not lead the wayl Follow me!" came! m emanate. Again I remark that we are to look to Chriatuaeympathizer. Iathereanyhodyin thehouve todaywho does not want nym- patbyl I do not know how anybody can live without sympathy. There are thme, howevq, who have gone through very rmghfithiinllfewho‘had nodivinearmto lean on. How they got along I do netuaetb knew. Their fortm took winga In anne un- fortunate investment and ilew away. The haukfailed‘andtllfiy bummed upapennil. t. Ruthlemqieculabrwarrledofl tb of an canto they was twenty-five yearn in gettingwifllhard work. Bowdld they and it without Chriatt Death came into the nun-Icy and there was an crib. Onavoice In in the household. fountainle-otjoyand laughter. Twohanda In, hug all day lung in sport Two feet la- to go bounding and romping :4: v— .- fl 0 i in E i? l oi. E i l g i 5 n we 2 3 a}: r; ~ 3 E‘ E woundheuemedteeoothelhatm’a golageuttcwavdeaaohaeet be all under-Item. Andaolt-hwlth thwgb wonmledalloverhlaiaelf,hehearethecryot ourrepenmtheeryot our bereavement. theoryotourpothy,thewyoiourwnteb edm-andhe-ylz l‘lmuatgoaudhelpthat ."aadherolleorw'wlth lubed. woundeia woundahteet, ,‘W natilhaeomaa win-awaam" wounded hand—andae he throws his arm over in i hear him my: “I have loved thee with an everlaning love.” m maval‘u use. Again, we unit look to Chriet aa our final reecue. We cannot with theee eyea, however goodour dght may be,catch aglimpeeof the heavenly land for which our aoula long. But lhavenomeredoubt that beyond the cold rithhere iaaplaceot glory and of net, than wehavathat acromthe Atlantic ocean than In another continent. But. the heavenly land and this land stand In mighty contraat. '1'th humane- and that vardura The-e ahallowatraama of earth,whichathiratyox might drink dry or a mule‘e hoot trample Into mire, compared with the bright, cryltalo line river from under the throne, on the banks of which river the armlea of heaven may rest, and into whose clear flood the trees of life dip their branchea. Theae instrument- of earthly music,» eaaily racked into die cord, compared with the harps that thrill with eternal ruptures, and the trumpete that are no musical that they wake the dead. These streeta along which we go panting in summer heat or ehlv' ering in winter’a cold, and the poor man w- riel his burden and the vagrant ash for aims, and along which thuille the feet of pain and want and woe, compared with those atrecta that eound forever with the feet 0! joy and holinem, and thou walls made out of all manner of precious stones, the light inter- Ihot with reflection! from jasper and chryn lite and topaz and eardonyx and beryl and emerald and chryeopraana. Oh, the coutraat between this world, where we struggle with temptation that will not be conquered, and that world where it Is perfect joy, perfect holine- and perfect rest! Bald a little blind child: “Manama, will I be blind in heaven!" "Oh, no, my dear," replied the mother, “you won‘t be blind in heaven.” A little lame child raid: "Momma, will I be lame in heavenl“ “No," she replied, “you won‘t be lame In heaven." Why, when the plain- “ Christian pilgrim arrivee at the heavmly gate it opera to him, and as theangelecomedown to encorthimln, and they apl'ead the banquet, and they keep futival over the august arrival, and Jens eemeewith a crown and rays: “Wear-this," and with a palm and says; “Wave tbia," and pointato a throne and says: "Mount thin.” Then the old citizens of heaven come around tohear the new comet’s recital of deliverv ance wrought for him, and as the newly art rived aoul tells of the file! that pardoned and the mercy that 3 him, all the inhab- Itanta about the praise oi the King, crying: “Praise him! Praise him !" Quaint John Bunyan caught a glimpee of that consummation when he said: “Just as the gates were opened to let in the man I looked in after them, and behold the city shone like the Inn; theetreete werealnopaved with gold, and in them walked many men with crownaontheirheadaand goldenharpe to sing praieu withal. And after that they that up the gates, which when I had seen I wished myself among them." i School Ma'ama Vow Thin Ia True. Two women. school teachers, who were en- joy'ingthelaat day: of their mmmer vaca- tion byaramble up thehankeof the Home. tonic river, stumbled last week on to a nest ofka snakes. There were several of the reptiles, and all but one immediately wrig- gled on into the bushea. One, a monster four feet long, waaengaged in ewallowinga toadaethegirlacameup. Bewaammewha: alowinhiemovemeuta, and,oneof thegirla, pleklngupaatoneaelarge as she couldlift, let itfall on themake’a hmd,crudilng it into aahapelmmam. Atthlsmomcnt afarmer’r boywitha wagon loado! potatoeacame driving along, andtheaohoolma‘amacalledtohim. Hegot downtromhiewagenandlookedatthemake. andtoldthefuninine watitwaa aprettyblgmakafihehiggutleveraeed,” laid he. “lwbhlcould cuthil head 06,” midthe elderd thetwooa anddthag'aul- lent ’ agriculmrbt to o ’ im’m‘f'akiag outhiejaekknifeheperformad the aotdiflleult aurgieal feat,when,to‘ the ct thagirle and the boy,thetoad, which batten minute- before had madea mealforthereptile,hackedoutofthegaping uldof thenakaand after strategy him— self and hadingnobonubrohen, ed out hiathroat, emitted a grunt of thank: and hoppedawayln nerehof amealof hueeta muponthewerd the farm’a E ADaIlylpaetaalb. The-ad faced man pane-d actotlieklngatwocent atamp luaudloohdlnatthewiaduwwltharym- air. “I ”he-idiom meat-r Barrett,who mood patimtlywatuh- E mammalian: “Mltuium l cnmmww - ...... sci" a . y...» ' > ' g r. J 4. . , k “ 4 w ' 2,4,; _ ' . wt; n ' '0 m. ,4 _ i‘.‘l"......-.......'...... who? unmiM‘mml-neuaomwmwmuu todeplleaieourmaayhargalna. Wahoymguodt IN AMERICA. 81 In”... Worth '00. 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M Waahlagtea It.. loath lorwalk. a rehearse. iii! Builders Hardware, PAINTS, Oils Varnishes. Berry Bros. ER? on Finish. m Wire Steel Door MI“, mmllfl“ . W. Gfififlfl}? D (3-0 To . alumnus 0000.000. Fall and Winter Suitings, .Uedaglhelwtpadahthanarkmaadetlhe Ieetlvcalimparlalm.whlehl Ila pt red to nahelpatehort notice In the non tee able Ityle-M In thehwt meant-r Fir the pan-we of iaeflrglhe moat exacting «meme, l have In my mom Ir. oneness wsuna, A “Mm-(Mllfldl' n )ean’expalenee. tom erly with It It eherweod latent Kuwait. and m. ploy only It. Mannie um. up mm In Suits and Pants Thereianodauht hat that I can all t-om you true amide-Item guaranteeing full eatlatacllea. l Laws 0018 of [listening Alwaya In Stock. Thankful for peat lever-.1 reapecllully mile-It a continuance of the mine. learn you, and a lull weer. Pricea Reasonable. ———:. M. DAVIS, lEltitllAN'l‘ TAILOR, Mahackemo Hotel, South Norwalk. SEWERS! A“. NI PlERi’l‘ own Ill SICWER I’ll’lfi} AND General Sewer Contractor In prepared to make connections with male 9"in pl a thin cit on the wet tav'wehw wr‘nr lee lawn no to mnaeu wilh the rev-my laid ewerelurhiecily will dud Ii lothrl: adhere... n pull on him W :l I”. M . [’I P3!!! ( ‘3'?" "an 20. death NorwthJ't I. :‘ln . I fiALE’s Ofmaflemmhefeundat The 00010000100! 0mg Sim. Bottled mineral Watera. snowmen. Galahad. Vlch . Bathe Don- peer, .llllrolithlc.Cl rah. adménkpolli- ll ante, .. Millie. bythe hot m; tle calm ht. Benton Vichy, Gay-er Imported Clean. rum ulna-u: hand: Domenic Cigars. 'l'hemgat uni-lent of Perla «marrow mm M I-‘a-cy Soap: In endlu variety. to: mm. ink-me Phat. Fine u at reel Our week of Paint complete. The Prescnpileahuslnm a Specialty , ’ filed the ' at h u- ' w ""1.“ lad with and" 2e to m m awn yuhetertheayeamaheewvelebewhwe. StareAlwaya o’e- ‘Illl 11:00 1am. HALE 000 00000100. Mute-allot.“ General In suranee Agency ”I. “lb and Lariat. Ila-a champ m are m Ill-tutor calm-l d man-nonun- lehryl’ablle. WM IlallraadTleketa moment when“ awn-mu. madam loath lorwalk, Conn. loll Flinn"! J acbb M. Layton, m claim for it. PLAIS‘I‘ED’S 0000 m m The following are a few of lh teati i I ' thedllelenoy at 0 mon ' ' "me“ we m" i" "In"! to PLAISTED’S COUGH REMEDY We have many more, but deem three eutlieient to ahow that the medicine la all we Clonal B. mime—Dear Sir:—~Knowing the formula from which Plaiated’l Comm R “led, in prepared, we certify that the medicine. of which it ie computed anof "augment unlity tor throat and lung "cabin, and that it contain. no opium or an, [miaoouua or injunun< drug. ELEBY C. CLAR If. D., Norwalk. 0. 8. MURRAY, 3).. “ DEX FEB HITCHCOCK, H. D., “ G R IICUONEGAL, If. D., “ WI. 0 BURKE. JIL. M. D., South Norwalk, (1. G. BOIIANNAN. If. 1).. " E. 8. MINOR, If. D., “ G. W. BENEDICT, II. D., “ ll. HUNGERFORD, Ii. D., Stamford, W. 8. TODD, I. D., Ridgefield. [From Saint! l lineman, Chief Engineer South Norwalk Fire Departmenlj Gnome B. harem—Dear Sir :—l have need Plaiated’a Cough Remedy in my fnmll)‘ am we” .l yraul, and would not be without it. chm I new ere-u pvt-n luv cougim, colds and lung troublea. Youre reenectlully, SAMUEL MCGOWAN. I think it is the beet medl- Wifl‘ "‘° Pfifi Ev; - ed in the oficer else, but we 0 also that the l I I A LA I: .. PRICE W... may be in confofl" 4 with first-class WV, } , We are equip of Type and Nova]! Fast Presses, endure enabled to execute from those who have med It. WILIJAMS’ COFFEE EXTRACT For Yachting or heunlon Parties. It has an Equal. Ahmed-attained Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers. We claim we cell the Best Dairy and Creamery Butter In town for price and quality. You can Judge for yuaraell’. MOODY’S AROMATIG SYRUP lai‘bolen lathe-and'l'eethlagchlldren. Prone-unallohe the finest thing produced in thh line Price, 250 a Bottle. ..—...A1’——_ CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S, 33 Waab ington St... 80. I'm. time possible. It is our aim to ways have the W . ready when promisr ' and we pride selves on this ‘s A, feature. with A Trial 0?” One one an D’Almae. 50c. One one 40-inch Serge, Etc. 0'00 LEADING 0010000000 010 00000 00000 ——-o r——— W. B. HALL & 00., Cor. Alain and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport. Greatly enlarged, New Elevator runs from back part of the Old Store, New Dress Goods Room, New Cloak Room, New Gents’ Furnishings Section, Cotton Underwear and Corsets Up Stairway. Special Offerings. 100 piecee Fine and High Grade of Colored Caehmerea 48 inchee wide, price?“ 00 piecee Fiu'e French Sergee, 42 inches at 75c. The above two lotv are acid at Chill everywhere. One oaee Tricota. 450., worth too. One cave All Wool Flannel, 25c. One cane Pure Wool 00 inch Suiting, 25c. D’Almaa, Sebaetopnle c. and 750. lany examine thi- New Velvets and Flushes. eucx oases GOODS. Our epecial attraction for than week will be 200 piecee 48-inch All Wool Drap , Royal Fenciea, Crap", Arm-roe and Cattle. Price- I“... of the celebrated maheof B. Brie-thy ally worth Claryard. It you are in wantof a blackdreea we would aekyouto o goody-eitwill be In 'ble to duplicate it. Black M mere, 871M, 400. and We. Greatly under p5: ' 2,000 New Cleats. Every New Shape. Take Elevator. Thunder! in Store: in liliil all In Gill: all}. W.B.HALL&CO £00.,”de I I ‘ I Solicited that we the convince you we doing the Best W . and at prices that , I beyond competi A When quality of W is considered. ' W enocsales AND nears, firmer-unmar- r. em cum a; son. 'aenmawoon. ‘ man nae-nu.
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