Aet- flat. :3 angina are Minnie-dungeon. Dayna “it lioyouaotheerthaueaa onvewho fortmyeara ltisasoagntloyand apboetoalnginl Theme- through the ens-riders an! in all the dark “What's oi‘ coureuhay sing. Julia, can wlihtheeegzoplol Why ’in here ! they have the [lip 'hrfll hill Silas. But while we are stand- “ I D gloom of that Philippinn dungeon. III '0 hr the mingling Voices of sob. and M W, and hallelujah, and- “ earthquake! The iron bars et.theprhon twist. the pillnrecrach fills solid .maeonry begins to meandmcktillallthe doorlewingopen, inertia-amnesia. terrificcrneh. The ”Jedi“ himsell responsible for than and helingsuicide to be honora- m Drum killed himself, and Cato lllhdhiul-llmnd Canine killed himself— putehh sword to his own heart, proposing “fl“.keenthruattoputanendto HWandagltation. But Pnulcriu dig‘ihpldopl Dothyseltnoharm. We “Illicit." ThenIeeethe jailer running thedu‘and amid theruinol that andlsoehim throwing himself down : “the feet of thus prieoners,crying out: ,» “mulldoi What shall Idol" Did E.- l’aulaaswre-H‘Getoutot thiaplace before u. th-eh anotherearthquake: put handcnfls , andhqplesonthaaotherprimuemlestthey 'gatawayi" Newerdofthatkind. Com- ,:,.“&lis'eunthelawd.leansChrist,and thou ialthesaved.’ . annuals-runner sanrnouam , Wflwehaveallmdouheeerthqnake j Elfin, in Lima, in Aleppo andinCa— ' mhutweliveinalatitndewhweinall mythwehasnot beanoneeevere H W Andyetwehavemu '1'm Her-eisnmanwhohea ”Wupa largefortune. HisbidOIl flimsymarket was felt in all the’cities. mt. Heisnmanwhohas huiltnp . enacts-mum bane. Hisdaughters have ,wfiieiimshomelromtheeemhiarywithdi- .. mot graduation. 11h eons have will lite honest, temperate andpura. Willthaevuinglights arestruch.thereh i7 ‘audanunhrohenlamilycircle. But I 53% i: r wwa‘tewmflouat the soaring as Galilee.“ to paheeaiheOa-eamahiagthatpalsee Chriethaatodla.whynot lethinitaka some deadly potion and lie on aoouoh in some hrlghtaadheaaiiihl hornet If hemuddla. throughnerveand mania and bone. the right hand, through the left andtheyshakehbldtfootto hk body coming down for thesplkqandwhile some cre- upright others throwinthe trample it down, and trample it , plant that tree well and ther- it is to bear fruit such ever here! Why did ltl He could have taken rocks, and with “lam crushed his cruciners. could have run had upend the sword of the Omnipotent God withone clean out have tumbledtham pudition. But no; he was to die.he mustdie. ’Hieliie lorrmyllfe. Hialilefor your life. Inone of theEuropsaacitiee a mandied scalloldlorthecrime of order. Sometime alter.tbemotheroi this young man was dying. and the priest name in, and she made conic-ion to the prieetthatshewsathemurdererandnother son; in a memento! angershe had much herhusbandablowthatslewhim. 'l'heeon cameanddenly into the room,and waswash- ingawaythe woundsand tryingto resusci- tatehislather, when someone looked throughthe window and saw him,nndaup— pmedhimto bathe criminal. That young mandiedlorhieownmother. Yousnyz“lt wuwunderful thathe neverespoeed her.” But I tell youof a granderthing. Christ, theBonolGod.diednotforhismother. not fm‘hislathef,butforhisswomenemia. 0, suchaChn'staethat—ao loving.soseitsac- rlfidng-eanymnottrusthimi 'lowronoer ml. lthinkthesoaremany under theepiritof Gudwhoaremyleg: “i will trust Eimil yonwilionlyteli mehow;" and thegreat Washed-by thou-nds in thh .eur Illegals: “Bowl howf' And whib I an- swm- your questionllooh up andutterthe prayer which Rowland Hilleooftennt inthemidatothissn'mons: "Inter,“ Howareyontotrlltin Christi Justasyou u-natanyone. You trust your partner in helium with important things. Ifaeom- mss'u'al house gives you a note payable three months beneayou expect the payment of thatnoteattheend at three montha You have perfect confidence intheir word nndin theirabillty. Yongohometoday. Youex- than will he loodonthe table. You veeonflmeinthat. Now,Iaskyou to have the eumeeoddanee in the Lord JenaChrist. Honeys: “You believe; I takeawayyonraim;" and thayare alltahen away. “What,” you say.“helore Iprayanymorei Before I read mynible mymmei More! cry ovw' myaina any more!" thhiamomart. Believewlthall yourhearhandyouaremved. Why.Chrlst is unlywaiting to get tromyouwhat you givotoseoresotpeopleeveryday. Whetia thati Guidance. I! the. people whom yeah-mtdaybydaym molewa-th than uyemaminalightway.“lbalievethat Witw- borninkeehlehannnd lbdieve You my: ”Whats idlowhsmawhaveheeni lllstamlly , vwxwellettheeonntry.’ Yea new and l” 25%: (a z: in i l z‘ i 2:: i ‘i a: .l i ll 3 i r r l main? ahappylite mandapeaeetul deathand ablhiul eteriilty. ltieagrandthing logo toaleepatnight.andto gatupiuthe morn- ing. and to do hudna- eil day feeling thgtsll ierightbetweenmyhaartandaod. latent no i helrbound W". earth may burn. the lightot the stars may heblown outhythe blaatot the Judgment hurrieane; but life and death. things mi and things to earns. are mine. Yea, lurther than that—it man a peacetul death. DIATI. lira. Banana. Ire. Bigourney. Dr. Young and almost all the poets have said handsome things about death. There is nothing beauti- ful about it. When we shed by thewhita and rigid features of those whomwelove, and they givenoanawwlng prewnre oi the handandnoreturnlnghi-ol thallp.we do not want anybody around about us. Death'is loathsome”- and midnight and the wringing of the heart until the teedrile map and curl In the torture unle- Christ be with us. i conta- to you to an inilnite fear.- eoneuminghorror, of death unlessilhrietehall be with me. I would ratha- go down into a cave of wild beaateor a jungle of reptile-than into the grave unless Christ goeewlth me. Will you tell me that lam to be carrial out from my bright homo and put away in the darkness! leannot hear darkness. At the first mung of the pvening i must have the gaallt. and the further on in life 1 get the more I like to have my friends around about me. And am I to be put on for ihoumndeal years in a dark place, with no one to speak tot When the holidays come and the gitie are distributed, shall 1 add no joy to the “Merry Christmas" or the "Happy New Yearl" Ah, do not point down to the hole in the ground. the grave. and call it a beautiful place; unlem there be sane super- natural illumination. 1 shudder back from it. My whole nature revolte at it. But now this glorious lamp is lined above the grave and all the darknem is gone and the way is clear. I look into it now without a single shudder. Now my anxiety is not about death; my anxiety is that i may live aright; for i know thatif my lile isoonsistent when i come to the last hour. and this voice is silent and these eyes are closed. and these hands with which i beg for your eternal mlvaiion today are folded over the still heart. that thenl shall only begin to live. What power is More in anything to chill me in the last hour, it Christwrape around me the dirt of his own garment? What darkness can fall upon my eyelids then, amid the heav- enly daybreak? 0 death, 1 will not fear thee than. Back to thy mvem oi darhnu, thou robber of all the earth. Fly, than do spoiler oi families With this battle as 1 how thee in twain from helmet to model. the voiaof Christ soundingall over the earth and through the heavens: “0 death,lwill he thyphgna O grave. i will be thyde- muctim.” ' issue m can! aware or my”. To be saved is towakeupinthepreeence at Christ. You know when Jane was upon earth how happy he made every house he went into, and when he brings us up to his househowgreatonrglee. Kisvoioshaa more music in it than is tobeheardinall the oratorios of eternity. Talk not about banks dashed with oilioreseenee. Jesus is the chic! bloom of heaven. We shall see the very face that beamed sympathy in Bethany. and the the very hand that dropped its blood lromthemortheemolthecrom. 0.] want tosiand in «unity with him. Toward thathrborlsteer. Towardthatgoallrnn. lshallhemtisiledwhen l awake inhisllko nan. 0h. broken hearted man and women, howsweet it will he in that goodlandtc pour all your hardships and beresvements and luminto the loving ear of Christ. and than have him explain why itwaabeettot you to he fichandwhyitwaeheattoryou tohewhiewed.andwhy it was heattoryou tobepusecntedandwhy it wobeetioryou to he tried,end havehimpolnttoaneleva- tlon proportimate to your dinnietuda here. mying: “You uttered with me on earth. eomenpnowandbegloriiled withmein heaven.” Bomaenewent into a house where the! hadbaeuagooddeal of trouble and-idle thewoman there: "You seem tobelonely.‘ “Ya.” die said, “I am lonely.” “How many in the familyl" “Only mysell.” “Have you had anychildrenl" “i had seven chll~ dren." “Where ‘are they? j‘Gone." "All gone?" “All." “All dead!” "All.” Then she breathed a long sigh into the lone linuandmid: “0h.air,lhavebeen a good motherto the grave.” And so than yourdeerqltadechmgei'ortheleapota whsn menu-hula» l‘ E ‘3 5 t a. 3.352! 3-8 Seer a M Thought Safely Laid. ohm or we nix-lieu or sum. ”Shel to. mile at Aesta l‘aeaes Away at Tana—fie Death Isaac-«lam Iain- larviea blew-end Broher Lewis—miner laws Iran over the lee. lav-we, Jan. :1).-'i'he peacetnl and con hated portion of Who's population hail in nervea shocked again Sunday by ademorr “ration on the part of that portion which is notsoeoniented and notalwayssopeaeeful' Theperenns who thus rudely interrupted the quiet observance of the day were the gas workers—«yr. rather. tines-gee workup—tor they are no longer workers. norevenatrih» on Their places at the gas works have been filled and they are literally locked out. To be locked out in larndon la almoet equivalent to a sentence of slow death by starvation. Lila a lethal Ghost. it had been thought that these men had lost their hlentlty a- gas workers or strikers oranythlng but simple unite oi the great llll- of unemployed. for the strike was over and forgotten weeks ago. Thus the appear- lane of this organised body of unlovtnnaiea had a somewhat uncanny odeot-aomethlng like the appearance of the ghost of that which had been buried out 01 sight. When the ex-gaa workers entered Hyde park in grim process-ion people wondered whether the riotoue erenoa of the great labor demon atratlona ot a year ago were to be repeated. Trouble Narrowly Avenue]. The procession moved past the mansions in the West End. and was given the right of way u unanimously as it it had been com- posed of escaped smallpox patients. The marchers ecowlod angrily at the swells who gazed on them from the windows of private mansions and clubs, and many were the harsh epithets hung out by the sullen, hope lees, almost desperate men. At some pointer rmvemenla were made as i! to stone the windows of the clubs, and it was only by the energetic eflorts of the leaders. among whom were some of the cool. est headed and shrewdestoi’ the labor agi— tators in London, that outbreaks were pre- vented. An finding of spaln Dead. Tums. Jan. Lil—Prince Amadeo, duke ol Aosta, brother of the king and formerly king of Hpain. died here Jan"! 0! pneu- monia. 'l he duke was 45 years old. lie was king of Spain from Dec. 4, 1870, until Feb. ll, ma, when he abdicated King Bum- hert‘s telegram to Premier Crispi announo ing the death of bk "dearly loved brother.” says that the duke devoted his last words to the country and the army. saying he had loved them with the strongest love. and re» grettrd dying so early only because it would prevent his serving them. Illa Last moments. The duke remained conscious to the last, encouraging his wile and sons, whom he recommended to the care of King Humbert. 0n the arrival of King Humbert, at his brother's residence. the duke said: “You see, Humbert. I allowed myself tohetor- tured with remedies in order tohakeptalive todlein your arms." By the duka's own wiehthebodywillnotbe embalmed. there will beno lyingin state. and the romaine will beplaced iu the family tombat Superga The Funeral Arrange-ante. The funeral will take placennWedneaday, andatthndeaireol thedeueaeed. will has simple ceremony. The army will mourn forty-five days. The municipal authorities will place a bust of the deceased in the capitol. Portugal and England. looms, Jen. :0.—-Protrste against the ac tion ol Great Britain in the Alrieu matter are displayed on the tables in the public squares and are being very humorously signed. The meeting in Camoen‘s square to condemn the course at the government was a tissue. The government organs deny that any changes in the cabinet are pending. Illa laieaty Will Int Ahdlsate. Vienna. Jan. m—The report of the in- tended abdication of the emperorol Ana- tria is oillcially and emphatically denied The story. though so persistentlycirculated. hasno ionndation whatever. His majesty is much annoyed by these rumora blarle llaltea Harrie-l. Looms, Jan. m—n is reported here that Lewis, the diamond merchant who carried 0! Marie Halton from theNew York Casino, hasmarriedhor. ShelestillatihaVlctoria hotel and is looking for a site to build a theatre, e! which she is to be manager. A Cronin Case Lawyer Insane. San Arrow, Tax..Jan. m—Oneot Judge Longnecher‘s assistants in theOronlneaee haajnet been brought lothefiantamhos» pita! in an insane condition Thamanla pom-saddthehallueination thatthaClan» n-(lael is alter him with knlveadripplng withblood. Behacoineesoviniantattlmea thatitwaatoundneee-aryto plans himln a strain-chat The name of the manoeu- pvueeeatorswaaoomingtrom Daliaaand went-tarkmadonthetraia. lie hadlsftChleegotogoeuuthfos-Ithheaith. Twenty-one Horses ere-atom , . m Scofie WATW‘ . A 9 d & H oyt 8 Norwalk and South Norwalk Stores, Where will be placed on sale, on Wednesday, Jan. 15th. at 9 n m., 0,000 YARDS 01.1.0001. EXTRA 80000 1000010 000000 At 580. a. Yard. Also, please take it look at those All Wool THREE-FLY CARPETS You will find them in our Carpet Room (which by the Way is one of the finest in this Si'cidtill and is situated on the firut floor). the price on this line has been put right down. You can take your choice for 850. a yard. Erin Brussels. We have the best line to bc lbnnd in Spring Samples. All we are asking for them is 26c a yard. We have about 1200 yards of short. lengths in Body and Tapestry Bruswls, anuette and Velvet Carpets. suitable for halls and small rooms, which we will place on sale at less Ilian cost We are still quoting low prices on Table Linens. money to be found in this section. 25 cents each. Don't forget to RE" 5 ”BER this plain, blunt fact. that all of the above quotations can be found! at either of our two stores. Scofleld <82: Hoyt, Oyslesre ruins: desiring eyelets "pulled been .14.» (I5 procure the. of it. J CUTblLl. no! if Fan of Raymond 24' A. S. l“ BJBR ls. JEWELER. diamonds. Watches, Jewelry fine Watch Retaining a specialty . 40 South Iain BL. - itoutl lorwalh G. 8. NORTH. Photographer. oath Mrwalk, foam, Dec 26, l889 CAUTION. Do not be Received by prom- ises oi' Crayons. made free of charge. In the end the cost is more 'llan if ordered of the local Photographer. For par- ticulars inquue at Noii‘lii’e Photographic Studio. 0. 0001.00 0 S00, Bums inc. 3 Delhi“. 5i Washington Street, South Norwalk 27 Main Street Norwalk. Rim-Class 031m, Confectioni And Ice Cream llrdvre Promptly Attended To. 0 DIRLYN. ell) W I Dell.“ We have ask to see our Linens. aiusaa1s+—§}\ ' *1..._m-..~... A 'O'IHOM 3H.L Ni 83.].an 1.838 BHJ. RAZORS 0! all hind.» lulu 25a: to .2 each R Ztlb STRAIN. llaZ -n "081%. SHAVISO Blillnllfle SHAY] \0 CUP. l’ocllli‘ iU’l‘idlitY. dc . dc. no n'm see rector Kalle in Town. Our goods are warranted 001.00000000000081'000 000000008 l have Just roenlved a large line at $0.- 010 and $10 000000000 Which I am going to Saarinen at $6, $8 000 $10 i‘all and Examine Them As it will be to Your Own Interest Davis The Teller. It'll I‘M. e 100 dozen Damask Towels at l2lc each, 25 dOZi‘ll Bleach .d Huck TOWels at l2lc each, 50 dozen Bleached lluck Towels, very heavy, all of our cus~ iomcrs tell us; they are too large, they Ini'flrlll'e 25x50, must run them oil, so put the price at Howls-‘lhaiineiepemhaeeyoer FURN [TU RE 0000 0000000001 00000. A very Lame Assortment to Select From DAVID STOW, 26, 28, 30, 32 So. Main Street, WIIIII dormant, - Call. or sums. FAWCETT’S GREAT Clearing 0111 Sale! Commencing today. NSATURDAYJ‘JecJ Eve yih‘ngt he sold wiihunlr rdto coal to make: room rov other goods m ' 0000000 0000 000 000000 A’l‘ VllliY IDW PRICKQ. ilstrich Flames and Tips [N ALL THE NEW SHADBt Mrs.W. Fawcett so. a tum-r seam; r, NORWALK, — ° in this line the must for the - PORN. (Hill AN ll RELIABLE Dally Hiram Frail!!! Line —Ti l- 'South Norwalk AND Norwalk, Ct. l V THE Pitt ii'iuLLlERi ' G-O '1'0 , f ‘5" . 43.22% RWALKll EAGLE 0001038:11000031203,4;.... W... VN ‘f’ [form at 5 p m . (hammer.- at '2 p. m. r’reigh rem lved from 7 a. m. [n :. m P l y Return-mi mam lam: Norwalk at 5 p. m . South l Norwalli 63);). in. Freight taken horn and received [or all Choice Grocer-193$ ”0.....3" 3.1.3:;"Slm «pay...— “as! L pun a nitration m agent! the Ci of Rorwalk md ling c will he sent for s racial of freight ’ anywhere in Ito-av Yorh or its vlclnily El‘tll perums are forbid tmrtiuaauyot the ,.;mpi<.yee~of 'he man- at We lineonscmuei of I Me n" flora 'hrrmf Table Delicacies, FRUITB Die-Ire flaws-r) and hunting. , we. . 'l‘flE undersigned praczimi smn- llawvn. delves tomlurrn the phone that he hrl Ireoaml to prom iy attend in all Kind! ol 8 one llaomysnd . $13} or. (ivanlrcgnpplicd for nude pm! In Batik , _ action guarantee WILLIAM [AW ) . N n R VI mn <rrwni in No haiilei'cei. Nor-0n: GROCERIES AND MEATS — AT ms OLD STAND 01'— T. 81133. GUYER do SON. SPRINGWOOD. "l‘ll 030133.“ I’ll.“ D I’llflfll’T " ITY FOLKS FIND l'l' TO THEIR AIWANTAGE TO TBAI'E WITH l‘H GIVE tree A 's'r-e‘ I.’\Ia. BRIDGEPORT. W.B.HALL& CO Grand 0103020000001 0000000008. Everything must go. Pricee no object. Yucca- snve money by buying as In. Special bargains in our Cloak Boom and our Umbrella Dept. All the Leather. Glass. Bronze and Plush Goods. Gamer, Boohe. SmallwareJllaI-v keia. etc., to be sold at once. as we want the room for our January sale. .1 OBSERVE :, mm and Leather Albums were one, i 19 and 1.25; your choice at use, all others; in proportion. ‘ PI CTURES. Werelhfiiiandsoe; yonreboteeatfle. each. BIBLES, ', . Were 8 75. now 2.50; were 4.98. now 8.73. Harry J. Holmea’ wovhe, Ne. w work, complete, 1.“; Diehena’ works, 10 vole. I 70. Scott’s works. 13 rob...“ _ Paradieelmthomi remove. autos. mo. mum. its. were. were down to 35¢. All Holiday Gouda down in mule proportion. ‘ Grand Annual Red Ticket Sale, time Monday, January 6th. . 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