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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 16, 1889 · page 2

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.Ifihaltuwnewhatithand we find

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ilylndaquiet flaeeinwhich to-yhc
prayer: Didehoflnditsmoothaailingwheu
'lshetriedtoiolthesnsChristi Oh.nol All

I whowould livetheliieoftheChristianreligion
moat ruler persecution; if you do not find it
in one way. you willgetit inanother way.
The quution wae asked: “th are those
unrestthe throne?" And theantwercnlne
back: “There are they whocame upont of
great tribulation—great flailing, as the orig-
inal hae it; great flailing, great pounding—
andhadtheir robes washedand made white
inthebloodolthelamb." 0h,donotbedie-
heartened! Teheeourage. Yonareinglori-
omemnpaniomhip. Godwillseeyon through
ailtrialsand hewili deliver you. My subject
also impre-ee mewith the {act that good
peopleaomethnea get very much frightened.

no nan. cam 103 mu.

In the tons oi these disciples, u they
ruthedintothebaok partottheboat,ltlnd
theyare fright-led almoat todaath. They
ny,"liaeter,earat thon not thatwe pert
lab!" Thede no reason tobei‘rightened.
(«Chi-twain the boat. I anppoeeil we
badbeentherewe would have beenjustas
much ali'righteued. Perhaps more. In all
ages very good people get very much at-
frightened. It isoftenso in our day,and
men say: “Why, look at the bad iecturee;
loohetthe varioueerrore goingoreribe
churchot God; wearegoingtoioundergthe
church is going to perish; aheia goingdown."
Oh, how manygood peopleareaiirightened
by iniquity in our day, and think the church
of JesusChriat'u going to be overthrown,
andare just no much attrighmnedaswrn
thedisclplmot my text. Don‘t worry,don‘t
fret." though iniquity were going totrl-
urnph ova- righteousnm. A'llongoes into
neuron to deep. He iiu down,with hie
ahaggy mane covering the pawn the
while theepiders spin a webmthemouth
at themvern and say. “We have captured
him." Gommer thread alter gm
thread,th the whole front of theoav-
ernieeoru'edwiththe aphier'aweh.andtha
spider my: “The lion is done; the lionis
tart.” Afterawhilethelionhasgotthrongh
duping; he rouse: hinraell, he shah his
mane,hewalhontinhrthelmlight;hedou
notevaflnow thespider’a web is epun,and
withhisvoioeheahaha the mountain. 80
meanespinningtheireophistrieaandahp-
thinnabout Jesus Christ; he some to be
sleeping. Theysay: “We hareeapturedthe
lad;hewillnever comeiorth again upon
thanetion; Christieoaptnred lorera'. His
religionwillneva make any emqnutamong
men.” Butafterawhilethelionotthetribe

youmeanl'i‘hrowovaallthenrgoi"
my- the captain.“wo hveapsckot aha!
thathaagotintothislrewbmhehoi
wheatund the onlywayto not ride! the

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Anamenun. Dotfliwanttoeonquermy
anituai tom.“ 1 want toget the victory
overdn.death and heli,leome tothetront
of the boat.and I kneel down,and l ny:
"Oh. lord Jeans Chnat, thou who duet hush
the tempest, hush all my grief. hush all my
tornptetron,hueh all my sin!" A mon,a man;
a God, a God.
I inmoneernore from this lubject that
Christ can hueh a tempest.
ltdid mull evaythlng must gotoruln.

’l'lwdiaeipiea had given up the ideaot manag-
ing the Ihip; the crew were entirely demoral-
ind; yetChrietriem, Ind heputehiaiooton
tbm,andltcrouchesathieieet. Oh, yes!
Christan huehthetempat. You havehad
trouble Perhaps it was the little child taken
away from youc-the sweetest child 0! the
household, theone who asked thomost curious
questions, and stood around you with the
greaieat iondnees, and the spade cut down
through your bleeding heart. i’erhape_it wu
nnonly eon, and your heart has ever since
been like a deeolnted castle, the owls oi the
night booting among the fallen urchin and
the crumbling etairways. Perhaps it was an
aged mother. You alwaya went to her
with your troubles She was in your
home to welcome your children into
lite. and when they died she was
there to pity you; that old hand will
do you no more kindnm; that white lock of
hair you put away in the casket or in the
locket didn’t lookns it usually did When she
hrmbed it away from herwrinkled brow in
the home circle or in the country church.
Or your property gone. you said: "i have [0
much bank stock. 1 have so many govern
ment securities, 1 have so many houses. I
have so many farms—ell gone, all gone."
Why, sir, all the storrns that ever trampled
with their thunder-s, all the shipwrecks, have
notbeen woran than this to you Yet you
have not been completely overthrown Why!
Christ says: “i have that little one in my
beeping. I canearetor him aswell or you
can, better than you can. 0 bereaved moth-
eri" flushing the tempest. When your
property went away. God said: “There are
treaanes in heaven, in banks that never
break." Jews hashing the tempest.
There is one storm into which we
will all have to run. The moment
when we let go of this world and try to
take hold of the next, we will wantali the
grace posible. Yonder 1 see a Christian
moi rocking on themrga of death; all the
powers at dorm-seem let out ogeimt that
uni—the swirling wave, the thunder of the
fly, the ahriek of the wind, all aeem to unite
together; but that soul is not troubled; there
in no eighlng,thereare no teara; plentyot
tan in theroomat the departure.but he
weepeno tare; calm, satisfied and peaceful;
alliawell. Bytheflashoi theItormyoume
the harbor justaheedand youare making
[or that harbor. All shall be well, Jane be-
ing our guide.

Intotheharhoro! heaven nowweglide;

We're home at int, home at last.
Softly we driltoo the bright, eilv‘ry tide.
We're home at last.

Glory to God! all dengern are o'er.

Weataod eeane on the glorified shore;

Gia'y toGodl we will shoot norm

We’re home at last.

 

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[love You Ordered Your

Potatoes .ior Winter

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DANIEL L’ilmlillillllill
MERRILL l‘w’ W“

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Business Coleus. ‘ "°°'

5 Fraction
STAII’ORD. CT. i Ieeght.
lastiv‘lttiueaolnelseauaadoldolhth
mile-equine
Business Education.

heel-Keeping. Banting. Pea-Mtg
Chortle-d. ”writing and 'l’elegraphy

are technician Innis-ta mulled
ll Elm "Weed:-

iierrlll limitless College.

 

 

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Yuma-wealth

BEST

Pflfll' GRAPES!

TRY

NORTH’S.

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'oonla [ma-mm 9| "'N

‘01-?- A9”?! FOR TB!

Celebrated Aquu Crystal
Specular all Eye Glasses.

'i‘heylleveaoleaal

mm. WLU'BUS.
mun lull. a": Barn-norm.
neurons. no slag-elk

in my mnlr den-mat l lave every acuity in
rim-clean work

Home and wellnleetedetoeloteilverwuv
lhwrnde and line-1min aiway-orn hand

Wall. Papers.

New Goods

 

 

 

Largest and l‘l. es! heart-eat la the
Town of Serwalh.
-——M———-—

iiuLimfGlllslic Dunllellol!
Becker’s

Paint and Wall Paper Store
18 NORTH MAIN STREET.

South Itil’__orwnlk._ct.

Swan & Bushnell,

not: Wntor Cornet.

(Pool of Bank). - BRIDOIM'I‘I', coll!

Pure Reed:- and Oile Sit on azdlery. Iugineevlnu
*Ipp'ire and uterine. Non Inui-
Woolea Geode. Ila-d we Mocking \litleu.
elm. loans. amen. lmpoflel Hem ml 1. ver-
onorOI-m Uogemtehavemen-ada
toned Iheee new toe oe rh- lth-e nut
numb-M parse: {node-tweet n A'oli line
of IIeerlebmeIt Emilee War-made: all or no
anon we no ml erd prim We manic wrote for
0 ”rue Broad“ oi Oil r I thlng. II he! in
rho world. a good all oi Natl or yellow Oil
lllntheelslet untangle mil) h-pt

ru- lbw-a b or pneumooh tram
«levee. lit! and It: as uerythlou needed
manhunt-prod (yo-flu" tux

 

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CflNIlElliEll [DICE HEAT.

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Wen-bonnie.

Minnie: for il 00 Per lint ’

l'allnndm-taehefme oil: on»... '
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FURS.

IIAOI "A" Mum.”
"wlILDIII‘u WI life. no It, .i 19. Ii fl

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Lad les’ Cashmere Gloves.
Regular 251'. grade. only We a pair.
”w“
100 Peir-

Lace Curtains.

ins 70c epalr.

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“done

Fringed Doylies

woethflfiadma; prieeforXrnaech.

 

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Dress Goods.

Alon! (hunt-moo and Retro "I‘l' to close at
I). a H II“ .9 h Winch Laehmere. a]. shake
it: a yard.

~- coo.

A vl-il toelltmol our two elm will verify es
latlle'tatr-auh them the (men lo- you to
buy ll. iiday We oi.

PLUSH GOODS.‘

Drevsinu flee. II vs
lire:- I
Drawing Caere at $1 9-

lm-celng Cue. 1| 29

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”in sun 0329. IMO
fiellukfld wh— ' mb. iimeh and heel (lumen

. Plate llrror [or .I 19.

gllnlls. Ilillsmflnlls. nulls.

“ “Mr. 3%. l9 tile 9% 31 field 3H9.
3min l'roned iiuq .1: Del e, OI R9

 

Dali flllllLFlliilll‘ "Till I. ,. .:

South Norwalk ‘

sir-mun ‘

PLUSH ALBUMS.

“19mm 9!“
Emir“-

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until. no "omalk’ Gt-

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Embroidered Plush s‘curfs m ”mm”
9910,3300 tron 3329, 79.
Int nodded Sofa i'uloe. g a)
th-ive tin-bet rented a :1 h
Hush Ianltlre were in be In": a..°.§e".'§3.'$§n‘}'.

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-wm um pier n I It. (fleelmn street). M ‘ '
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Helgh ree- ired iron 7 a. n. on r. p

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3“" Kiwi?" “a? 3,4,". m i might tan-n m- and received he an

on. u! uni . lpoiateoa then-albino“ lot-Ill“.
an L- m arm or 00:de w. 2125c. :n - lea... 3.11”“. m 3......1
Lace [In dluchne s, the, We £11m upto 3?;0! 3...." .‘ 0 l,

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SILIC .‘l [I [<‘Fl .EIISt

“or line ha: been rare’ully e itfied and the pricee
we guarantee

Ourtfi "rnt lie? mm» long for no to name all ihe
Ina y-rllcleeon it niil be. 't nod the llllJrl for "to
money in loan, [hill to urolul atd ornamental
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Iication to egenh‘ the Cl «(w
nwillheeeot lurepu-ial dim
sr-ywherr- in New York or ill! udnity.

grail me are 'orhld mince-yet the
{n'mpiu’ec-OI the [luau or role lineman-met
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PiiflE AND PRU PERITY T0 ALL FUR THE NEW YEAR.

It. £573“ fulfil I .-.

JEWELER.

liiamonds. it niches. .l owel r y
line Watch Repairing a e‘peclsliy
80 South Iain it... - Iouth Howrah

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The undersigned ha» owned a pimp er

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{ None "unwary and «wading.

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l ppmfyi’ gin-mi In all i" do of Km

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W ILLIAI [AW )3.

5.. 5 Hillel rel Nowell

'DAv'l—DMST6W’?'

SMITH NORWALK FURNITURE S'l'llllE. ‘

The Largest and l[:u:dsomosi .tseorimeut.

W.......c_';..“_._;auacksmwns 33' $1" 5““ 312 W‘Wllnw 1's Ila his 10 Silent lull Hillflfli Prlsull..-

General fairing. I-kine. it wiring.
llvrlf Mwlnl and hem l'ul
Blush-lithium.

At 122 AND l28 WAIER filREEl‘.

South Norwait when they win wry m ihe hove

hurim Iml al'end well ordrrv In h be I lid

”0.! prunp' mum Sunni-nun no tin-d “rivet

OYSTER OR. ”0.8, 1030!- Bill/3.
All) hthbbzs A el’lwlAlJY

GKIIR J. T t'A‘ih

oil! 0 I B h-IAMIN

Troy Hand—Laundry,

Merl-1‘ Blue'lt. Rn \unanllt

Fire: c'n laundry work done at rim-able W.
alwmheom in hand Give neazriol

It. F. «9-14: 0- \\' .1...
t H m. use. or

Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,
Oils V_a_r_nishes.

'iPi‘l’y Brit- “an! ”i5 Finis

 

 

Wire Steel llmur Mal 3,
Stunning new. but thing out.

uncommon

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Jacob M. Layton,

lisal hats and iloaas Ami
ileneral inuurunre A gene)
fire. Uibmo Incident.
mmmmm Steam.
Immortal? oi no mom-n
Notaryl’ehlle Wuhan.
Railroad Tickets. mended
te Destination.

swam-st. (Menorah-twee.)

South lot-walk. Conn.

 

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manna-run.

Sheri, WI! Nornlk
'27 Street Nomlk.

Finlilan Balers unicellular

And Ice Cream.

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OrIo-rs Premptiy Attended To.

contra ‘ ail I.’.hllla'l.

 

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lcllflifl at $6 $8 lllll $10};
.. - ‘26, 28. 30 and 32 wmull: Mun 9i! , flouih Sorwalll.

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all and Examini- Thoml

(Hill 11‘ REDUCTION I\ CHAIRS.

Li and 5m! i'hrlir.‘ ful $2 0“. l3 Cane Seat Chairs for $3.50.

 

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HACE5§
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sronr.

Tie lineal llfl’fllhtll 0'

Ton." sure. I .mt‘umt ears raver
Trunuoamm. cor owes muzox l
nonmembers run . UVflIihG.
Plum.“ . 1‘0an winks.
mun- cm'uur. emails.
snavmo cure. ~n «VISG
unu- up n m: annulus.
commune cm or.
ac.eo.ec..en.

And the Low Prim! are :1 Leading
Specialty.

HALE,.lle urnuisr.

SEWERS!

F. M. PlEitl ‘Ji‘:
outlets

stew Eu. PIPE
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General Sewer (‘onimtor

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those goods last week. will be glad oi unuihnr dress forth‘eii" ~
friend .
least one Dress. Please notice the saving.

The Great Silk Sale will be continued until Christmas

Mn" of the mndo-riolflumh Silk». 50 photo Colortd Satin-,2!» a yard. :00
pwcee Colored Dm-e (Mate. ‘

25,000 HANDKERCHIEFS7

Fur ludiro.0o-ntnm-n n'd Children. Department enlarged to three tiInIU
u-ual open- inr our Gn-ut Christ-nae Bale.

Cloake, Furs and Cloaking, It.

 

 

 

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Om: case more at the same prices of last week,

' 95c., $1.19 and $1.39.

Porous who were so fortunate as to secure a Dress from ,

Thosa who have not heard of them, rhuuid secure at

 
 

950 the 91.25 Quality.
91.!!! the euro Quality.
$1.39 the $1.75 Quality. ‘

 
 
 

 
 

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stock seal Jackets, Cloth Garme ,. ,
Plush Wraps and entrance. Large
Stock Mail's and Capes...

 
 
 
 
 

 

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