E r ”M “ I’HOwltldnafawdayebeenatJn-nmletn, tamer tbatcxttookplace. whole mnecamevlrldlybetorem overtbadteoitheancieut ,. , aad thetowcraof theking’e opiate Bleiuthetaatitie old Athaliah, the” mount th ought tobnve “We; lierfatherwaeaking. Her eat whirlw- nah 3 . l3: Votaneat 1, 2' m“! i it; I . “I art-tn of It. ’i ‘lil i ii rii‘i -« . and hands thrown up.and Menu-thyme. liomercyl Kill! f whiletheivorydootaoithepnlace mend thewholelanditnnda borror,afleetfootnd elcgyman‘a wile, Jehoahebe by approachee the imperial upouthegraudchild that ind uyetmoapedmamcrc,wrepeitnp hatinbm-iuggleeltagaimther, the palace ataire. her henrtin her fio‘bediacoveredinthisChrietinu immtorahecarriuupreciomhurda, "hawking. Withthiayouthlulpriu fiewmtheroomot thcancienttem- [fillickuchof olden time,unwrapethe mflagaudpubhimdowmaonndaaleep lhhanduncmiouaoftheperilthethna “think-dzandthmforaixyeanheia rawttedta that church apartlmt. litan- iwhithAlhliahamachbulipawiflt-tb Mummtmnomyn family yeaneupimanditiatimefa' Juli to come teeth and take the _ ready. Nomehalf ailrightcd ermedh'aupof hit defendera.aeared Mothieadudmiabrought ‘ flflllt'dgalia. Theecrolloiauthority ‘ thecoronetof govern- iii: theworltll They haveeaterminateduutilin- ateatloi'oneertwoeoptaeofthallihletnour hone-weheveeightorteo.andwepile may live to ace the millmniutul Yea. iftberuhouldcomeatitueot in which all the known Blblaa of the earth ahouidhadutroyed,all thcec lampa of life thatblamiuourpulpttaandinouriamili- extinguhhed~iuthc very day thatiulldelity and ain diould be holding jubilee over the unlvu'ml extinction the would bein acme cloeet of a backwoode church a accreted copy ofthentblemndthleloaah ofeternallltercturcwouidcomeontand wmeupandhhthethmuandtheAthe- lhhof inildelityandperaecutlouwouidny wtthehckdoorofthepahcganddropher miamahle carca- uuder the hooia of the honeaol thcking‘eatublee. You cannotex- tcrminalo Christianity! You cannot kill Joaah! 'l‘ltemcond thoughth you from my mbjecththatthereareopportunitice in which weutay mve royal life. You know thatprofanehfloryiarepletewithetorieeot etranfied menarche and of young princee whobavebeeuputoutoltheway. Haci- tbenory ofayouog king nved. How It hoahelia, the clergyman‘e wife, mint have trembled at ahe rushed into the imperial nor-try and notched up Josh. How the huehedhimJeetbyhiect-yhehindcrtheer cape. Fly with him! Jehcahebe, you hold inyourarmsthecauaeofGodundgoodgov’ ernmt. Fall. and he is nlain. Succeed. andyoutnrnthetide of the with hHory intherigbtdirection. Iteeetuaasifbetween thatyoung kingand hi a-dm titer-e ia nothinghutthefrailarmctawnntau. But whyehouldwe spend our time in pulling thiebravery of expedition when God aaka themmethingofyuu and Incl Allaround maratheimpa’iledchildrenofagreatling. TbeyambornofAimightypamntagmund willcomotoathroueor ammupermit- led. ButdmtheoldAtbaliab,goeaforthto the manure. llurderoue temptation are out for the m Valuie.the em- puor,wttatohl tint tberawaeaotnebodyin hbrmlmwhowouldunrphhthrmatal thetthenatneotthemanwhodtouldbethe nun-perwtmldheginwiththeletteraT.H. EO.D..andtheedictwunt forth frontthe anperor'hthrcne: “Kill anybody who. temple. namebqinewithJ-LEOJL“ Andhun- dretbandthmntbwueddmhopingbythat rue-crew putaumd tothetonenutrpu'. Butain iamore terrificin ite denunciation. ltmatteremthowyourpellyournamyou comeunderitaknife. underitaeword. nods itedootn.unlemthercbeaomemrtnipetcntre- lief brought to the rescue. But blend be God, there is such a thingus delivering a. royaleouL Whowlllmatchawaytloaahl This afternoon, in your Sabbath eehool elmtbere will be a prince of God-mute onewho mayyetreigu ea king imbe- fot-ethe throne; than willbe anmaoue in yourcIa-wbohaaacorruptphyaicaliubuh itance; therewill beaomeoneinyourcla- who has a latherand modic- who do not know howtopray; there willheeotne one b" .5 3" i l l f r l 3' 3 3% El 2 ‘3’ r. i i i it manteIerherthetagitiva lath hmtotabrbiat tuna-hero. Shah-retire cryeitheiachintha‘taetegmebeauthe driehofthedylag nobilityaeoeherumta withlmduubthermmdthetcmphiatn thehumdMaadtheu meputauta down. Bhehuowl thatLthellahaudher wlchedendtuwiiluot bothwthetwnple agreatdaalstheyareuotapttogovery mach lochutch.aatlaiahe eehdewn loath inthetetnple. 'l'herehewill bebaariagfie we! theworltipereyeeraftw year. thwahewiu breathe theodoroi thegeldeu eat-aruintbataacredqiothewill my. aecrrtaduotiltbeaixyeartkevepe-adnnd heeoutetoenthrcactneat. Wouidilodthatwawweallaawlnaalo Mandkuawthatthecharoholflodle thehfihldiuc place Pwhaya ourparaute tookuathereinearlydayntbeymetchedua awayfrotnthaworld andkldmhehlndtba bapti-nalfonteandamidthanlblmaadthe p-lm booka. 0. lack-rel We havebaeuhreatbingthelaaathofthegddeu cenewaall the time.and we have mmtha lambonthealterand we have haudledthe phhkwhhhmthepraywaolan-iuhand webvedweltuuderthewinpofthechara» him. Glorioue incloatn'el What myfethu' andmotherdled,antl the woperty wae act ueduntherewaehardlyanythlag laft;but theyendowcduewithapropwtyworthmore than any earthly W hecauae they hid halt: the tunpio Andwhen day-oi tern havecomeupon myaoullhave gonethereiorehelter; and whcuaunlted of mount-re gone there for comfort.and therclmeantolive lwant,like Joaab,to ataythera until coronation. lmcantohe buriedoutofthehouaeolGod. Omenoi the worldoutaida there, he- trayed. caricetnrcd and cheated of the world, why do you not come in through the broad, wide open door of Cbriatian communion! [with I couldact the part of Jehoaheba today, and mi you away from your perils and hide you in the temple. How fewel inappreclate the fact thatthechurebof God la abiding place. Thoreare many people who putthechnrch at ao low a mark that they begrudge it everything,even the tcwdollare they give toward it. 'l'heymake no aacrilicea They dolealittle out of their attrplu-ge. They pay their butcher‘e bill.and they pay their doctor’s bill,and they pay their landlord, and they payererybody but the Mend theycome iuat theleattopeytheliordiu hiachutch.and frown at they-y: “There, Lord, it is; ifyou will haveit,takeit——now tekeit,takeit;eendmeereceiptinfull,and don‘tbothermeaoonagainl" Itell you thereie not morethanonetnau outof athourandthatapprcdateawhattbe churchis. Wberceretheaoubthatput aside one-tenth for Christian institutiona— one-tenth of their incomel Wherearetboao who. having put aside that onetentb, draw upon it cheerfullyl Why, it it pull,and drag, and boltlon,endgrab.andclutch: andgiv- in: la an amiction tomortpeoplewhen h ought tobeanexhilaratiou and u rapture. Oh,tl-tGodwonltlnmodelourmlaonthia aubjeot,and thet we might appreciate the hcuaeof God at thegreatrefngc. If your chlldrcuarotocomeuptolirceofvirtueand bappinna, they will comeupunder the-ha- dowof tbechurch. If tbechurch dose not gctthetntheworldwlll Ah, when you pa-away—and it will not be long More you do—when you pa-away itvrill be amtktactioutoaeeyourchildren in Christian eociety. You went to have them sitting at the holy Incl-amenta. You want them mingling in Christian emacia- tioua. Youwonld liketohave them diein tile-andprecincta Whenyouareonyour dying hed.aud your little onucomeupto takeyourhetword,audyoulooklutothdr bewildered facea. you will want to leave thunundarthechurch‘ebenedicticn. Idcu't arehowlmrdyoumtlntieao. lmldto amauoftbeworld: “Yourmnanddaughtw are going to joinourchurchuut sunday. Banyouauyobjectioual“ “Bleuyou,”he .81.“le Iwiehallmychildrenho longedtotheehnrdt. ldcn‘tatteudtotkoae matteremylelf-l huewlamruywichd— butlamvu-ygladtlteyaregoing,a.ndl . mall hethetetoaeethun. Iamrerygled, inlatnrcygiad. lwantthuntbue.” itieyoargtaatdeeirethatyouraineand tbculdbeuataiiugallthcirlivee A menacing alt Par-edema 2 Simmons Alllllliiiilli'l'! Having purchased a very lerge invoice of Table Linen and Towele et fifty cents on the the Mound City? ‘ - Ml)! lull», am lllJlJllD. lt'eaAll Overt-a'erylhertm but It tart Wroclaw and leaded lamaaltyteltePaII—I‘hellreealeae Mada-talent mutual». ll-Acyelcaettraek it. loalayeatardey afteractm. leavhrg death. danietioaandralulaiwwaha lteatered etfieaoutkweeteneeetion oftheeity and ewqrtulike a'l‘lhaie dettroyw to the northern aeotion. making a pathway a mdamllewlda. Thedeadreportedth-iarare: w , Winaaadtoglre Iaggie coo-ore. and to; Joetplt Weaver. and 9; Joeepb lat-a, aged 0. died of fright. Thelnjurrdere: Annie Caution, Neale Cannon, Franck Camera, Ira. Charl- lillar, Tereea Weaver. ‘l'beWeavergirlieade. Bhebae both legebrokeu and will probably die. it weaover in an incredibly abort timat Cat In Way fire-git. The cyclone aeeraa to havemteredthe city in in full force at. Twenty-third atreet and Cbouteau avenue, padug aortheaat until it reached Seventeenth and Olive attach. where it ewarvad. taking adlraet eaaterly courae to Fourteenth Itreet and then again turned to the northeaet. leaving the city andetriking the river Jill. northof Tyh etreet. The only announcement of the progr-oftbeatnrmwaeadnlLaullcn roar, quickly followed bye torrentoirain.wbich in turn waa moceeded by alert. and More the victime could rcaliae what had happened the rtorm bed awept by and on. leaving wreckage and mangled humanity In lhpath— way. Tree-were torn upbytberoohaud broken oil, telegraph polee were ewept down ae though more aticka, while the mole of hulldinga were lifted from their mooring! like feathrra and loaned into the that. The Bah. DIM-rod. lira. Charloe Miller. who raids with her huaband at Twentieth and Eugenia atraem. waa ritting in a rocking chair. with ha babe inherarma. whentheroofwaa lifted from berbouee. She ruabedtotha window, and juat then the wall gaveway, andlra Killer and her babe were buried under the delth. The belie miraculomly eecapad without a ecrateh, but the mother hbedly hurtand may not recover. Ir. Miller waa in another partofthehouceandeecaped unhurt Tbh it only one of dozens of incidenta of the ter rible etornt. All eorte of report- are now coming in. A telephone meeauge from Vance. Illa, opp!) cite the northern part of the city, eaya the atom waa very dieaatroua there and that eevual lives were loat, but nodetailaara given. It is reported that eeverei pa-uiger carewere blown front thetrack in theuppr partof the Hill Creek valley, the wutcrn outlet of the Union depot yarda. Done-e of Dwelllaga Wrecked. Donne of dwellings and atoree la the eoutbrrn, central and northern Wot thecity aremoreorle-wreubed. The Anchor milk. Goodwin Candle faotwy. Pullman above, Van Brock'e furniture fac- tory. Kingaland t. Ferguaou. tar- imple- worka. Iimouri Pacific hoepital, Hod- none on their club hence on the corner of Olive and Eighteenth atreet. la Neighboring Tow-a. A nit-eager juat arrived frontbeeaateida oftherimaayatbat theater-link Clair county, llla. waa annually arvere, and that thecryof“goodhord aave tit" waa h-rd jured. AlateWahaehtrallarrlvedat the telaydeputiukaetstlnuleahoutdtlli pm._’l'heanglneer and conductor report tlntduriugtheatormtkeyfaaratlthatthdr twtflcwutheforoaolthewlad. Kleetolela-edato-ee. Puritan-Ll“. —‘!'hahr|ut legalexeeatioutbatever lathe UaitedBtatmi-billed for thlaplaceaext dollar we propose to give the BUYING LINEN$ CHEAP. 16¢ a Yard. For unbleached table linen never be fore acid for leea than 19o. a yard. We have 500 yarda and ae long ee it late the price will be on thin lot 163. a yard. 22¢ a Yard. The beat thing ever ofleted, a pure and eruulne bargain—extra heavy unbleach- ed table linen ricer-r eold leae than 45; our price on thie lot No. a yard. STflPBNfllll*lfll TRUE. 33¢ a Yard. We can ofler during thie rule 450 yd-. of cream retm demeak with fancy turln y red border e0 Inchre wide. a regular hur- gein at 75¢ a yard, we can't quite give good- away, but will roll thia grade linen people the benefit of 36c a Yard. For a It inch creme ratio dataaek with fancy Turkey Red Border. Thegrande-t thing ever ehowo in Norwalk at thta prior. Pit-eats exemlne it and aatiely youreelvee that thie in the tnoat lor the money you ever raw. The price la ”6 a yard. 39¢ 3 Yard. Our liter-cited Satin Demuk et thi- priot- would be hard to duplicate at 750. Our price during thin cute is 89 . a yard. 49¢ a Yard. Very choice thing in the way ol Bleached Satin Dame-1k. do Inchrl wide, and would be cheap at 85c. We want to make thle eale one to he remembered in Novwalk. Our gmda ep-aek for them- acl'oa. Prior»! art- whet trike it: you. The latch truce m at 490 e yard. 72 inch”. with- amt only 49: in yard for creme natin damask. Pie-tic remember the price. 49c. worth 75¢. a yard. and ite ea long ae it lane at 83c a yerd. You run ilud till the above Stupendous Bargains in either of our two Stores at Norwaik and South NOI'WAII. N. B.——0ur Norwalk store will be closed from January let as follows . Monday evenings at 8 o’clock, Saturday evenings at 10 o’clock, and all other evenings at 6 o’clock until further notice. Oyncre Osldairlugoyllen or“ fuel daily u ptueatrtIe-ol [.1 cum "all Mutiny-cunt A. S. FERRIS. JEWELER. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. nae Watch lenalrtug a amenity. t. loath lull I... - float. Icrwalk. G. S. NORTH, Photographer. teeth lierwalk, Ceca, lire 26. less. CAUTION. Do not he Dereived by prom- charge. In the end the cost is more then if ordered of the ticulare inquire at NOB Photographic Studio. I}. IlliKLlll & lllll. w to 0. B DIKLYV, 51 Washington Street, South Norwallt 27 Iain Street Norwellt. lint-Blast Balers, Clllllllllltl‘ And Ice Cream. Ordere Promptly Atteatled To. 0 ”It“. II! V. I. BIKINI. hinwouldhthmntromtbetrechao- if? .2 lace of Crayons. nude free of local Photonapbcr l‘orTlile’rs- 26, 28, 30, 32 So. liain Street”. South Norwallt. - Cola. V or emits. ‘ ‘ 20by 40. II the else of the towel we ciler during tbia rate at 3 for 25c. All Linen Doyles clearinfiif Salt! Countering today. 8ATURDAY,Dec-7 heyunn tn he eold withoutreptltetittrt,” nannie- ototherpode 'l'i’llllmll lllli all llllllill A'l' rm tow PRICE. ostrich Plumes and Tim IN ALL “I'll fllw SHADE» M rs. W. Fawcett No. a warm: eraser, NORWALK. - - One Ivt at the a dozen. Olin lot at fit: a down. We alao putchaeed 5 pain (lumen ticking alightiy damaged by water. Raguler price on three goode 1.. l8} and Me. Our price on thin Int will he Be a yard. Don’t mire purchasing at thie aale, You will never want buying 81.00 for talk... and that it just whet we guarantee during thie stale. Ont- cane t-tandard Ginghnme et do a cord. Nothing at all like the cheap. wurthlrce etui! advertised - Irewhm at Mo. but Arno-thing and Lance-tent. The! regular price an you all know in Se. Our COIN. 72 inctwa wtdv. 'O‘IBOM EHJ. NI 831.an .1538 3H1. 0! all kiada Ire- Brion-ch. RAZOR mere‘ Bel tlt BOIII. SBAVINO nuance 8 1' AV] ‘0 WIN. P00“ mm Ir. e e The Data Ila Mat latte in Iowa. tm'sl'uiiin'ifissinn lllllllllll'l‘s lbaveianreeeivcdehrgeliaact 33. 310 all 812 lllllCflil'S Whittle-phyla llll'illll at it, it and $10 Cell and Examine Them Aritwlll heteYourOvm Interest. ————.—— _ r... Tailor. Davis (ill!) till) ltEhIllBLE Dally Dun Fl'lllllll Llll South Norwalk AND price it 6c a yard. Norwalk, Gt. 1‘!!! PROPBLLIIR , (Eu-63170 7'“, ' a '- EllllllllE & lllllllllll cm 01? Mam“. EAGLE ) , Returning. been leave Norwalk at 5p. n.80uth 1 llarwalhowpmi. I Choice Groceries height taken tu- and received lor all polnta nu thaDanh-ry and Norwalk and W Bulb-nude at Greatly Induced natal Upon lieetion to agent! the ot Forwaik and will he not for-metal official)! anywhere in New York or iter nity, [All perenne are forbid truatiluaa of the employceof the y thereof hoate of this linear amount at the ownere . Table Delicacies, FRUITE, £130., Stone lilaeonry ttnd (trading. Illa-duped Meal Stone latch. deeltea toinfor- the putt: that he in to attend toll! kintb or s and 53E: Granite euppbtlwi‘lm midggior‘igr‘atb- No 8 Nlain Rtmet. in a I‘m 1“ “’8‘ cnocsmes AND theirs '1‘. 31133 GUYER do 801" apnmowoon. ALI. "RBI-IRE FILLED PBfiMl’T "' vrrv FOLKS min n 10 were Annuities 1‘0 mm: mm m GIVE as A era :17 Are BRIDGEPOR? W.B.HALL& ‘ Everything mnat go. It Prince no a Inject. save money by buying on III. metal We!” in our Cloak Ileela aad our threIIa . y All the Leather, Glam, Bruno and Pluab Goods, Gama, Booke; (hell. etc, to he acid at once, ea we want the room for our Jan OBSERVE}. inptoportion. . PICTURES. Werelii. true toe; IWW“%* BIBLE ‘ “ fa".- ._ trauma-veto; amen-overt matte-km, ' , werk.eoutpltte.l.fl;biokeoe'wotke.lllrole..t'il.r Beott’e‘wot ii mother's-turnout summary-tummy ' ' downtolte. Alinolltleyaoudadowu‘iamateiwepertlee. ‘ t ’5: mm m.............. Marionette"neeJVnee-tfi-ee ~. ' ”equine.- _ Opens I!“ g M “eeeeee’heeeeaea ‘ I“ ‘“L U:’I..II.’. MM Lam inimjfii lilac! Fm: . DAVID STOW, FAWCETT’S Grant closing “Mt Holiday Guilt:
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