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ill 1», m
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fl STERS '1 tin: of tho llautiiiu-turer.
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on, non, nuns, Salt nnnl
Spinach, Radishes, Aspiragus
From (tn-en‘s Farms every mm on 3,
Pure Tomato Catsup, Imported
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3 for rattrood mun. farmers. etc.
33 & $2 SHOES Jill:
haw two run-t favorably revolved slum tantalum-l
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no .tlLAD. Snell-I. lul-
'Mmhunma. mt-
The oldrst manufartnrer of Baby Carriages now
offers finished work for sale in tire dufuent atyler
of running gear. aim a go at variety of hudien nnd
} (rummage, at price-.- Whit ll will be high enough and
low enough to suit. the moat fortuitous.
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DR. TALMAGE “VB lT IS A8 SURE Al
HEAVEN ITSELF.
l
I Militant homo- Delivered In tho
Opus Alr lat Women, Ilium—Illa Ido-
ol' the World to Como—A Grout llama
Cult.
WADE“, Mind, July lS.——'l'hc Rev. Dr.
’l'slnage, who lectured here yesterday,
to an enormous out door gather-
hero today. "is subject won, “Meeting
Our Friends in Heaven.” The eminent
clergyman took for his tort II Homltel xii,
U: "I shall goto him." Ilia sermon was
aafollowa:
There is a very sick child in the abode of
livid the king. Disease, which stalks up
tho dark lane of the. poor mul puts its
mothering bond on lip and umtrll of tho
walund wasted. also mountel tho palace
“u, and bending over the pillow blows
Indotho facoofn young prince tho fronts
ofpain and death. Tours are Wino to tho
King of Tenors. Alas! for David the king.
noun neither sleep nor eat, and lies proo-
trato on his fin-c, weeping and walling un-
til the [mince rings with the outcry of woe.
What are courtly attendants or victori-
ous nude: or conquered provinces undar
ltd: circumstances? What. to nny paren
ballsplendld ourrounding when his all“:
blickf Sevcn dnys Imve pliant-ll on. There
in that grant house. two vyelidn urn gently
cloned, two little hands fol-ind, two little
lost quict,ouo heart still. The servanta
cane tolmar the tidings full"! king, but
thoycannot "13ka up their minds to tell
him, and they stand of. tho door whisper-
ing about the matter, and David hours
thorn and he looks up and says to them,
"In tho child dead?" “Yr-29‘. lll' is dead."
David rouse: himself up, wxmhm himwlf,
won new uppnacl, and sits down to food.
t power lllthbt'd thnt tempest? What
strength was it that lifted upthat king
whom grief luul dethroned?" Uh, it was
the thought tlmt he Wulllll come again
Into the prawnsionof [hut dnt'l'ytg child.
No gruvedigger's spmlo muld lilalu him.
The wintry blah.» of do-ath could not put
out the bright lulu. There- u-oulri be I
forgo mmmvlwrv that wit it sllwr hummer
would wold tlu- lrrnkr'n link-i. In A dry
wherutlm liman of flu- [rule horse now-r
strike thv purc-uu-nt he would ('lil‘ll) his
halt. trerhure, Illa wipvs umiy tlu- tears
from his vym,:1ud hurlozlrs titer-linking
grief from his thrmtt nllvl Hulolm‘. "I
shrill go to him."
sum. \:n
H} fl ,llr.\l.‘.“
\‘v'ua‘ l’:t\l1lrl:lll.ill’ n. not.“ if “.2 p.111
on earth Will no in: '. . ._ no In flm lin'Xl
until!" “Wu-ll,” any won: one; "that.
or lira to lm- nu lininvw‘llulll), Iivuwn in
an l..,‘,_'v-ilpllti‘u we tlmvr lullllll lllul our
klll‘llY‘ll lln'ro.” 60in; lulu \«bllll! (lly,
Wit ‘u on having uppututml :t txmw uml pluce
for mention, you ought \'-;tll'.lur urn-dud (of
wt: its and fur lllllllllh. uml pvrllul-i for
yo: '5. and never «w run-h u: hrr; nml brawn
in luau-r timn ntll earthly:lumbar-titer,
uni lmw urn you guilt: to flu-l tnurclo-
pant-d frlvml in tin: vmutry? It is so
VIE-l. :t rc-ulm. .iuhu \Vl'll: up Villtlllr- moun-
tain of lunpirufion, and in: lmkml ofl upon
the lnultlturlv. und in: Mull: "Thousand:
of ”mill-Hinds" Then he mun,- upon n
grrztrur :llrttunh- of lll~llll‘:lllull and lowland
oil upon ll. again and lu- said: "Tc-n thou—
sand (inn-s ton thousand." .inrl than he
come on .1 higher mount of inspiration,
and lwkwl nil" :lzzllu .‘lll'l hr,- snivl. "A
huudml and full; .mvl four tlmnmmd
sud thousands of fltu'tununlw" Ami he
came uuu 'sllll Eri‘itli'r hmghr uf impun—
tiora, usual he looked otl Dual“) .51“ as.
claimed: "A urn-u multitude that no mun
can number "
Now I :‘mlc, how :m- 3..an going to find
your friends in such u. llll‘ullg us that 9 Is
not this ltlt‘il we how been entertaining
after all n falsity’ is this doctrine of
future recognition of tripods in bmven n
guru}, in. myth, .. u him. or is it n grurniflc
foundation tnm'n ‘ plurrr-nl of
Ill ages-t ind} ix It! i .t ,. hill" lit-
tenso (“nation ‘. lzna .z, nu Hz: .thl‘
ence throbs right mm in. 'I'iwru is in
every soul lh‘rn‘ tlm tomb of ut lv-mt one
dead. Tremrudom illlt'hlltn’l. It makes
the lip quiver, and the l'llwk limb. and
the cutireuaturc thrill. Shztll we know
each other there? I get letters almost
every month milling me to lllst‘llh'fl this
subject. 1 wt :1 letter in 0. bold, scholarly
build, on fllll. edged paper, making me to
discuss this question. null Indy, "Ah, that
is n curious mun, and he wants it rurlono
question Hull‘ul." Ilut I get another letter.
It is written with n trembling bond, and
on what scouts to in: utnruunt leofrnfn
book, unrl here null lhv-ru la the mark of u
tom, um! I any: "Uh, that is a broken
lit-art, iIIltl ll. wunts to be comforted."
rosin“: run‘rllxrv.
The objcctof thin m-rmun is to take thL-a
theory out. of the region of surmise nud
speculation Into the region of positive)
certainty. I‘mlplo any: "It would be very
leasant if tllut Iliu'll’lllti wen- true. i
ope it. may be true. l't-rhnpu it is true. I
Wish it were true." llut I lu-llovuthntl
can bring on xwvuumlation of argument to
bear upon this runner which will prove
tho doctrine of future recognition n»
plainly as that them is nny heaven nt oil,
and thnt tlm kiss of reunion M the cellar
tinl gate will he as m-rmlu no thudylng
kiss of tho door of the ssepulcher.
Now, when you am going to build it Hlllp
you must. Lit-V the. right kind of timber.
You lay the keel and make the framework
of the very best. mnwrlal», the keelaon,
stanchion», plun shear, counter timber
kner', trumomu all of mild oak. You may
build in ship of lighter material, but when
the cyclouo minm on it will go down.
Now we may have n grunt many beautiful
theories about the future world, built out of
our own hurry, and they may do very well
as long on no how smooth sailing In tho
world, but when the storm» of sorrow
come upon us. and the hurricane of death,
we will be swampedm-wo will be foundered.
“’o want u theory built out. of tho mild oak
of God's eternal Word. The doctrine of
future recognition in n‘fit so often ponitivol
stated in the Word of God as implied, and
you know, my friends, that that is. after all,
the strong/ear. mode of animation. Your
friend trnwls in fort-inn land». Ila comes
home. Ila dot-s not begin by arguing with
you to prom that. them are such laces as
London and Stockholm and aria and
Dresden and Berlin, but his conversation
implies it. Autism this Bible does notao
poaitirolystntotlds theory aa, nil up and
down, its rlmptera take it for gruntcd.
“i susu. on To um."
What linen my text imply? "I shall
tobim.” What consolation would it
to David to go In bin rhild if he would It!”
know him? Would David horn been nl’
lowed to rmmt this anticipation for the
inspection of all our» if it were A ground-
lcu anticipation? We read in the lint
book of the Bible, Abraham died and was
pthcmd to his people. Jacob died and
wan gathered to his people. Moons diod
and was gathered to his people. Whlt
people! Why, that: friends, their con:—
radas, their old companions. 0f comm it
moon: that. It cannot mean anything
.1.M'nn.-~mzi
nu whols ,
ovarwhlch thiadostrtao with-dua-
uriantvluc full of the purplo dusts“
conaolotlou. Jams, John an! Patch}
lowed Christ tntotho mountain. Alight
falls from heaven on that mountainand
lift. it into the glories of tho aw.
Christ's gnrmcnta glow and his face shim
like the sun. Thofloor of heaven am
open. ’I'wo spirit» coma down-ad t
on that mountain. The dlsciplea look at
thorn a: ' mighty: them an Moan and
Dina. Now, if time disciples standing on
the earth could recognize tho-a two spirits
who had been for years in heaven, do you
tell run that we, with our heavenlym
sf ht, will not ho able to recognize those
w n have gone out from amongusonly
are, ten, twouty, thirty years ago?
The Bible indicates over and over again
that tho angels know each other, and then
the Bible says that we are to be higherthan
the angels; and if the angels have the power
of reooanltlc‘m shall not we, who aroto be
higher than they in the next realm, have
as good eyesight and as good capacity?
Who. .ul Christ moon in his conversation
with Mary and Marthaan he said, “Th
brother shall rim again?" It was as mac
aato say, "Don’t cry. Don't wear your-
aalva out with this trouble. You will see
him again. Thy brother shall rise again."
A GREAT BONE (11mm.
The Bible describe: heaven as a great
homo circle. Well, now, that would he a
very queer home circle where the members
did not. know each other. The Bible do
sorlbes death as n sleep, If we know each
other before We go to nleap «hall we not
know each other after we woke up? Oh,
yea. We will know each other a great deal
better than than now; “for now," says the
apostle, “we saw through a loss darkly,
but then form to face." It will be my puri-
fied, enthronednnd glorified body gazin
on your purified, enthroned and glorifi
body.
Now I demand, if you believe: the Bible,
thnt you take this theory of futuro recog-
nition out of the realm of speculation and
surmise: into tho region of positive certain.
ty, and no more kwp saying: “I hope it is
so, I have no idea it Is so. I gnemlt. is so."
Bouillon; may, with all tho Concentrated
energy of body, mind and soul, "I know it
is no."
Tllt'l't‘ ILN’ in wlnlltlott to that! Illhlq: fll'
Summits other reasons why I accept. this
tbmry, luthctlmt plum.- lnecmue the re:
jt‘l.‘lli|fl of it implies the eutiro obliteration
of our [in mory. “on. it lw [ulsslble that. er‘
Sli.tll ftrrgr‘l furvwl' (how it uh WINK-Sr! walk,
in rnh,u.ull:.c-r Luv haw lu't‘ll m long fumilim.’
Will slmt ll «mm. and u int. n shurp, krzzn
bl nnlv inrw away this {In ulty of rm-nmry,’
Aluminum will to lliws. " uu. rr-mrmiwr."
If riw < Allml null flu: lw-t rvuu-utlwr Will
nv-t. thr i'Illl’ll‘UlH'nl runnrmlver?
w .ul: mum; vurun.
Yuu hzwu \v rv uvll flint our joy iii any
(ll'ClllflniéHlt e ‘u :uxmmlmi-el by the; lftilllpilll'
inn-imp of mu {rn-nvie. We (honor nee n.
picturu- with lwm [lulu four f‘}r':1i)l'llt'itl' a.
mug; with 1,.“ lion. inurezm. “'9 want
some nm- bo-nuh m until whom (writ-lining»:
gluuves :m-i agroputhtm, Mid I suppoae the
joyof hmnru is to be nugmented by the
for: that “T are. to how our friend” with us
when llli‘l’u rm: lwfom no thuthronuof
the blessed, null win-n till-re: surges up in
our tor.» 1 ll!' jubllufv of the «tn-d. Heaven
is not it routrzlctlon, it in on oxponsion, If
I know you ltrt'c I Will knot!- yuu bean-r
there. liar» I new sou With only two nym,
but tlwre tho ‘u‘nlll almll have: n million
eyt‘s. It Will be immnrmllty gluing on
immortultty, runwmml spirit. Ill colloquy
with runsntnmi spirit. victor lumidovlctor.
“(hen John Evans. the Smtrh minister,
av.- ml in hm study has wifo min
and said to him. "My dear. do you think
we will know mph other in heaven?" Ile
tumml to llt'l‘ and mill, "My dour, do you
think rm Will be bigger fools in heaven
lhnu We are: beret"
Again I :‘uwpt this doctrine of future
recognition lmrnllw t3? worlvi'qnxpcrrmncy
nll'trnh 1' ll! llll hurl;- ittnvl :2 am this lllL"
ory l1 r‘”i'.vt‘l \VLLL (writ; of Whig-inn
pluuml LC’ .‘u form of rvltglozz, for it is
rr‘t'f‘th‘ll uudvr ull forumuf rrluzwu. Then,
I argue, it m-mluwnt, u. feeling, on nnrui
potion, umwrmlly pioutml, must hum
been “ml implanted, rind if God implanted
it is rightfully implnntml. rm'mu‘n write»;
“\th would not part with It grout dull to
purrhnm: at meeting with t‘lrphma nod
IIurm-r” If it ho true flint. this In to l-r' the
Cons‘equem v nf death I could rven Le hide
to (lie often "
Among: the Doom, whruu Inlbtt‘r div:
his acrvzunt mmrrimm «hiya liliuwlf that.
ho. mily M‘l’lv the mzutrr tn the lump:
world. ("inn-ro, hung before f'llrlat'a mm
lug, .‘Ifllll. "Uh, glnnntlfi (lily uhvul Hbflll
retiru from fllH luxv owl nul‘fllnl occur to
:Lu'mlntr with tho «llvluv now-millage of dit—
nrted fipll’lla. and full only with the one I
have just now. tnmtiunml, but with my
dmr Cum, tin: bent of sons null moat faith
fill of inc-n. If I net-med ru bent his dutch
with fortitudn It won by no meam that I
Ill-l not lunar. Rt‘ILNll’lly furl “titling-£5 I had
sustained It “'an lm'mm-Iwm supported
by the t'nnaohug l't'llv‘t'llul't that m,- (amid
not long lm m'purntml "
ALI. tnl‘.t.u.vr: ii.
The Norm-innit lwlwtea it. Tl“: lud'ntn
believes it, Thu tireenlmulcr believes it.
The Swiss bellrvm it. The Turk believes it
Under ovary sky, by 0ch river. in every
zone, the» theory is adopted, ond so I say It
principlo universally implnnted must. be
God implanted, dud lwnm a right. lulu-f.
The argument is irrv-niufiblo.
Again I adopt this theory homing-a there
an features of moral temperament and
features of the Will that will diatiugniah
unforover. llowllo vvo knmvoach other
in this: world? in it merely by the color of
the eye,or tlm length of the hair, or the
facial proportional (lb, no. It in by the
dbposition us well, by natural affinity,
using the word in the very best serum and
not in the bud mama; and if in thujlust our
body should perish and tin thorn former,
and there should he: no resurrection, still
the soul baa enough featureoand the din
lion baa ennmgh featum to make an
tlorrnishnhl». I can understorul bow in
aickmav it man will becomo an delirious
that he will not know his own frieruls; of
will We be blamed with snch'insutf . Io
idiocy thnt. stnrulinl; beside our best friend»
for all eternity, we will never guess who
they are?
Againl think that one rmm why we
ought to accept this doctrlnu la because we
never in this world have an opportunity“
va thanks in thine to whom we on splro
molly indebted. The Joy of have», we
ammld, is to la.- lnonguratni by:
of life's work. The“: Christian mortaud
woman whohavo hem tolling forChrilt
havo they mu the full t’r'slllt. of their work,
Oh, no.
In the rhun h at $mu-rvlile, N. 1., John
Vrrden h preached for a great man
yearn. Ila elt that hit ministry its! a
umalthou b be was it faithful militia,
plow trig t gospel all the time. new.
and amid discouragement», and mi
horn- to (ind; for no on over donbtod that
John Vradenhu‘rg was a good Christian
mlnistar. A it while after his duth
Mulls sweat awaksulng in Somat—
ville, and one sabbath two handrail amlla
am:
andmothor. And what was para-
tn regard to nearly allot thus-m
hundredawkwas that tbry (laud their
n im from the ministry“
John vmwrgh. Will that 533 Chib-
If. man before.- tbe throne of mar
[not those sold: brought to Christ through
his luatrurm-ntulity? 0b, of room: he will
hum them. rcmmnber one Sabbath
Afternoon, hornedown with the new of
my ainnaml knowing not 0011.! took up
Doddrid c's ”Illa: and Progress.” Oh,
what ainrk nfturnoon it won, and I mad
the chapter», and I read the prayers, and!
tried tomb: the prayers my owu. 0b,!
mint m Philip Doddrfdgc. A glorious
old book he wrote. It is: out of fanhiou
flnw.
THEY WILL KSUW TIN“.
Theroinu lumber before tho throno of
God. "You my be! joy is full. Is it! You
say there can be' no onwtathm of it.
Cannot there he? Her son mu nwandem
Odavngalu‘md on the earth ivhen that
good mother died. lie broke her old
curt. She died leaving him in tho wilder
heats of sin. Shela before tho throne of
God now. Yuan patio and that son repeats
Of his crimes and given bla heart. toGod
and becomes a uneful Christian, and dloa
and enters the gate: of known. You tell
run that that mother’s Joy cannot be aug-
mented? Let them confront each other.
The son and the mother. "fill." she says
tithe angels of God, “rejoice with ma.
Tho dead ls olive: ngniu,nud the lost is
found, Ilnllvlujuh! I narvcr e rooted to
mthlo loot um: cum" innit." Bible
say: nations urn to ho born in udny. When
Chlnaumme to find will it not know Dr.
Aboelf When lndio mum; will it not
know I)r,.lnim Shoulder" When (he) 1“.
(lions more In fir»! will tlwy not know Dn-
vid Brain/ml?
I sea It soul entrrlug bun/en {ll lost, with
covered face at flu: bits) that it has done so
little for Christ and funding lnrnodnvrn
with nuworthim», and it wily-5t» ltoelf, "I
have no rlgltl In lm lwrv." .\ Vulcr: from
the throat: aura, "t ”I, you forge-r thuf. Sum
doyschmlcl. n5£>1ltll'.llr~lInf,'llrl.~lt. Ivnul
one of them." .lnvl «’ll’lwil’lb'l’ rmm say»,
"You forget that [Mur m III to w’hom you
gnvea loaf of brmul and laid of r'm lie-oven
ly brmyl. l tuna tlmt mun." Airlmmthet‘
111.33, “You forgo-r thut uni: our to whom
you “ow mmlirim' for the body nod the
i-ultll. In?» tho: um'.” Anni thru Christ,
from n throne twp-flopping nil the: mt,wlll
My, "ltmnrnurh in» yr did it to uric of the
lmst of (hr-2w, you did if to run." Ami flu-n
the oomph: mil [Illit‘ :lzwir burp,- fmm the
wide of tho throw and or}, "What sung
nhztll it LN" Ami f'ler. lit‘flllll’;;1nt'--l' the
hunters. -h:lll any, "i? xinll hotly.» 'liurwst
lluntfl' "
Um- more rut-nu wit; Ialulnlnpnzml to
run-p:thivlm‘triuv of future rvmgnttlun
is tint w runny in that but hour on earth
Inw- r-nnt'tmn:«l this thwry, I apwul'. Ilul of
prrwms who have bum dwliriutn ill the-tr
inn! Illtlll’li'lll and knew not who: thy} wrru
ulm.;r, but of {WT-Yum “'er died in minim-59'
unri plulnllfy and who wrrr not rultumlly
illpr-rfiflllulis ”(ten the ulunn uf ln-ztven
hon.- nll'lil k llu' dying pillow, uzlrl tlu- ilk."
parting Inilfl. hm «:wl l» on! board
~l'.‘
ll‘l'mt: who had :4.» . ll nil;
”(h-n it H in llm (lg. “NM.
500': their Ilrpnrfr'vl t'lltlull‘i'r. ltlnl l llilllri-r.
an: tltrir tlvpuflr’ll [utrrrnh l . amo- lln“ n
to the hunk» of tin: Molnmh rt' . r In: um
Wetting mol l Mint-w! in u» on .- rim nwr,
and an I umvrl my but Illul hlt'illlf‘ll, my!
nfterxtwlulu I M'IW’ tsufnr'uln‘ mixing on the
()ppuflllc: bunk Moi I imml lllm —lwur, and
the hunt cnmr flt'rnfiw mul I g-v! l.| and mu
lrltttopnrlml. .\tul wu I a'lppum- l: Ml! in:
In tlw evening of our llfu. Wr- will mow
down to the rim»: of denim nod gun a sip;
no! to our friend» on the: other shore and
they will give it alumni burl: to us, and the
buntmmm and our departed kindred ore
flu: i'ull'nlnf‘rt, the firm Hf flu: wtt‘lngtlfl}
aligning (in: up. of the pillltllv'~.
“HEN? ‘t‘ur. LAST Ilnl'il « "Vin
(1h, have you rower nor its «w ‘l d 'll‘nlilk
lml‘ In that lllv'L': full i.rv._:‘(
«mil rrv,’ llurk' ’1”th " \. . ”5"an
nmi ynu lwulwl. A lur‘m ls, punhg
nwny ln-umwuf lllr' death of a. muthrr,
getttug wrukvr null wmkv-r rwry clay, was
lulu-n into the mum whtvrv hum; lln- plot.-
proof he: nwtlwt. Sim meme-d to curly
Linking at it. uwl then she mu IJlLrl‘. away
and (“for Awhile: diml. In this lmt [noun-m
that: won uml wasted little onu lifted hc-r
hands, while hl‘l' {Elfin lighted up with the
glory of flw llf'll. world, and erle-f out,
"Motllrti" You tell me she did. not are, her
“miller" rihmiul. So in my first mule»
moot or. Ile-llrvillv n plnin mun mild in mp.
“What do you think I hmrd lib-it night" I
Within tln' l'nmlll win-rr om: of my nz-luh
lli ml Wins vlytnu ilr- Wit» In good fll!lll,1lllll
he said hi! int-uni thc angel; of UM! singing
lK'furo‘ tllt' Illi’llilt‘, I lush-tit ntlll‘ll poetry
about row, but I ll‘lli'flt‘tl until hennlthetn,
tun" Said I. "l have no dnubt of it."
“1);: 9w urv ln ln‘ fukrn up in brown at
but. by mlu‘mrrrluu nplnt». \th urn they
to hi" Suulafimf went up from Mmlrm,
or Autimbh, or .lt-rmzlh-m" Uh, no; our
ulurtfh-d hmdn-nl :lrr: going to troop
around it».
Ilmwn is not it stately, formal plmv, am
I unmetlmm but: it drm'rilml, u very frig-
idit of aplenahlr.whoru peoplo atom! on
(‘Hlt fornmlttim uml go umuml about with
heavy rmwrmuf gold on their bomb. So,
that in Hill. my Idem of heaven. My idea
of brawn I.» more likir thin. You are:
seated in tin» ru-niugtulo by tho “H‘-
plm‘v'. your wholly family thfl'l‘, or moriy
nllof them thrrr. Whilo yon am mtrtl
milling: und rnjnyinsr the evening hour
thorn is n kum'k at tho door and tho
door open», mul them comes in a brother
that llflfillt‘t‘l'l lung abunt. lie but been
absent, for yearn you have not seen him.
and now-menloyml make up your mind
that it is certainly be than yonlonp up,and
tho mic-attain la who shall give him the
llrst rcmht'mr'. That is my idea of heaven
—n gn-ut lmtrm win-h: whore tlwy are walt-
lng for Int.
0h, mil you not know your mother's
volco them? She who always called on by
your first name I nttcr inborn given
you tho formal later!" You were
pevrr anything but James, or John, or
(harm, or Thonma, or May or Florence to
her. Will you not know your child's
voice? film of Might eye, and the
ruddy cheek and the: quiet step who come
in from play andflnng her-cf Into your
lap arery shower of mirth and beam!
“hymn picturcta venln youraoul. t
cannot wearont. l thatltttlsonoahould
stand on the other ride of acme heavenly
hill and all to ymi,you would hear her
value above the burnt of ‘hcavcu's grant or-
chestra. Know it? You could not help
but know it,
A tllIllCIfllffl COSMJM'HOI.
Nowlhring you this council.
ttonof future recognition. If you if
“subt- thorny into your hasrtit'wou
Its great many sis-(lows that numb
inaacroaalt. When lwaaaladluasdio
poutto the ratlwad track and my
oardown on the track, and I has!
mumm- train rumbling inllsa away and
coining on; and todaz, my frianda. If"
only bad faith mg ws conklput our
aar down to the grave of our dead, and
lintau sad bear in the dlatanoa tbs
,.-;l.lrtl:l4
hearts-n down under thosodoftho
“Manchu“ up at thothou tofthia
reunion. Oh, how much you lhavo to
tell them when once you mutthoml
How much you have besn‘throush since
you saw them last.- 0n the firmware
you will talk it allover. This has,
the loneliness, the sloopleas'nlghta, the
weeping until you had no mars povvorto
wasp, [arouse the heart was witherod,and
dried up. Entry of vacant chair. and empty
cradle, and little short only half_ warn out
never to be worn again, not the shape oi
the (am. that. onoop tr. And dreams
when Leon thought that the departed had
come k win, and the room seemed
bright with their faces, and you unread up
to great them. and in the etfort the dream
broke and you found yourself standing
amid room in the midnight—alone. Talk-
Ing it all over, and then hand in bond
walking up and down to the light. X0
,snnovr, no team, no dosvh. 0, heaven,
bountiful heaven: Iloavcn when our
friends aro. Haven where we expect to
be. In the coat they take a cogs of birds
and bring It to tho tomb of tho dead, and
thenxhoy open the door of the cargo and
thehlrds, flying out, sing. And I would
todaybring a cage of Christian consular
tions to the grave of your loved ohm, and I
wouldopen the door and let them't‘lll all
the air with tho music of their voices.
AXIOCSII THE 133033 0? GOD.
Oh, how they bound in, these rib-l be-
fore the thronel Some about h glad
new, some break forth into uncontrol-
sblo weeping for joy, some stand speech-
less in their shock of delight. They sing,
they quiver with excessive gallows, they
gun.- on the temples, on the palaces, on tho
Watermnumlmthor. They weave their
joy into garlands, thoy spring it into! tri-
untxrbnl urrhm, they strike it. on timbmla,
on then all tho luvwi unset gather inn
circle around the throne of God—
tlloml, mothers. brat-hers, sisters, sons und
don btcru, luvPN and friends, bond to
ban: around about the throne of God-—
the circle ever Widening—hand to band,
to joy, jubllr-r: to jubilee, victory to
story, "mull fin: day break and the
5 low» Ill-n uwuy. Turn thou, my be-
lm’ml,uml be ilk»: n ma ornyoung hart
upon tlw uwuutulm of Bother."
Oh, how different it is on north from the
Way it: is in lwm‘rn whom a f'fbristhm dies:
“'3 any, "Plum: his Myrna." In llcflVclI they
any, "Give him A pulm " (in earth m-suy.
"IN him down in the ground." Inheuven
this}; my, "lint-v him on u throne." On
earth it is, "Pumwell, fort-well." In heaven
it. is, "lVe-lromu, Welcome " And no I see a
Christian soul coming down to tho river of
death, nod he steps lllln thi' river and the
water comes to the will? lie says, “Lord
Jams, is this death” "So," says Christ;
"this is not: fli‘llflt." And he wade» still
deeper down in!» tin: waters until the
flood routes to tho knee, and he says.
"ljyrd Jeans, tell me, tell me, is this
death ?" And Christ says, "No, no; this is
not death " And ho wales still further
down until thr- wnve comes to the girdle,
and the mul says, "Inn! Jesus, is this
drflllll" "Nu," says Christ, "this in not."
And deeper in nodes the soul till the bil-
luW strike-s lllv'llp, nod the de orttn one
crim, "Lord Juan“, is this tlmtll!" 35-, "
says f'lxri~t. "tilt" is not " But. when
Christ had lifted that soul on n throne of
glory, and the pump and joy of heaven
came surging fn its fret. then Christ said
”Tlllw, uh trunnpomnl soul, this is death."
[HE I)“. CI‘AIG'S
lininlzl Kilnnn and Linen Cnnn
Crown l'la-t'rt am! I'llla.
1‘th are m» only :mfw lit-mm“ ‘ ”u. ’nr rll m:
attuned in h Bright's inseam. Lou-r tumpmmanc
ffrnnary Itt‘x-rnorm. Only rho-e prupmrtd m tar.
our run-’u are that (lrnurmll and :m- only Kulm‘y
and Imu‘ Pure ll‘rl: ivz‘. :ea'ore you to :rrfec'.
Len 1'.
.l} Loire» I":
('BII‘
copi-
f'ralz Media-loo C0,. l'ttsanln N. .l.
sow A'l'
Plalsted's Drug Store.
ap’lt South Nor-lat k.
l'hr trrrura of ill» “Ltd: lluv
'iunr nun; unfit, Una Innuirtrr
lltc (nor, of it.“ old lint}, am
fin ”null-u
a“ No Boiling! No flubbisgi MoSlcaml
(yrf t! u/ »,..llr tin. /' .u'
~‘vnd l‘.’ . t-. for mmpb- ut'm of
n " ib‘dlltnll llirt’ " .‘inzw p,
' .mmunn’nw x, to”.
au ll! lv
SEVENlY-SIX YEARS OLD.
For thirty yearv some with Kidney. Liver and
lie-art Diane. Tun but three nun c-imvllratrd
Itch Drupry to its worst form. This was the are
of Mild. BRI'IDAHI, Bridgeport. Coon. Thm
doctors [are up tho not. saying they . mid do
her [III-1'96 BIIIED‘I', and loft! wondrr of
on the ma hepn tnlmpvove. l'ader thr use of
thin valuable Nicolai amt-it thnrwclllrgv of the
body and Hahn disappeared, and all pam- um
do tied. libel-ant wow now,ah owing to
II 'N‘I'S BEI‘DY
our! I (70. llmnlrts, Album. N Y, my
on their own matriculation they call incur qtflfl»
Bl“ bl BLESSING to WOMAN
iLLlSON BIOS, lanufuhmrs.
nothing for Mr. than her daughter Juna ya"
titltv of
“$5113 ram-nor.
C. K. (mm-mil. Batu Anni. In York.
BIOYCLES.
antiquarian for m
WARWICK AND VICTOR
Martha. “My and other high Wham.
Am a ans—clan llafet‘. all but . .15.
WWI-ad terrain. lawns:
Intro, I. Whoolor.
"I In“! [tr-ct. loath Imam. mo 3-
A. S. F‘ERRIS.
JEWELER.
Dis-oils, Watches, Jewelry.
show-amount».
”mu..." "
”It Ian-Ill.
..'.~. ,4
STORE,
Washington Washinnlnn
lnnnt lnnnl
SOUTH NORWALK.
_,, _. . <>afl
. q‘»...--
E shall during this week
make a. special sale upon
KITCHEN WARE, GROOKERY,
and GLASS WARE of all des-
criptions. , We don’t claim to
make it a. special sale and then
only mark one or two articles
down, for we ' are true believers
in the fact that honest adver-
tising pays; therefore, we shall,
commencing with Saturday, a.
m., at 8 o’clock, mark every ar-
ticle in this department down,
TON
some more and some less, de-
pending altogether upon tho
cost of the article. This we
think will prove to be the
grandest opportunity to fit out
your kitchens, dining rooms,eto.,
for less money than the same
goods have over been offered
for before, at any rate, just
give us a. call, look us over
well, get our prices, no matter,
”‘1
whether you wish to buy orig
not, we are always pleased to
show our goods. '
Boston Store,
lianshingtnn St.
SOUTH NORWALR, Ow.
Norwalk Chronicler