IN LATEST STYLE.
LADIES’ CAPES
’K From $1.49 to$l3.50.
__<.——_—
. Dirkrlmall & Son,
.84 WASHINGTON 31“.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
m
CANNED
means, we have them in glass.
and they have just begun to arrive.
cedented sale in this line, and we feel safe in saying that the
Price and quality will suit you, and it you do not like Fruits
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese.
you for past favors, we are yours cordially,
Milli i Hillilu.
iiililili tltsriiii
Iswhat are you going to do for Fruit this fall and winter.
Read this and you have the answer. .
extraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety oi
We have purchased an
GOODS
We anticipate tin unpre-
We have also just received
Thanking
RAN
HEATERS-
We have two new Heaters which we would be pleased to show to the public:
'l'llll llll'l'llll all illll NEW S'l'ilil‘llllll
We also have a large line of
GE's,
Ito's-n our awn vols-raring
ESTIMTES GIVEN 0N PLUMBING AND TIN WORK.
r. H. NASH a. BBQ,
cor. lain and West Streets. South Nos-walk.
city People and it
lllllllllllllll Illll MEATS
AT THE OLD STAND 0F
TTHADDEus oqun,
(Successor to 1‘. Ban Guyer dc Son),
3" P n I N G- W o o D ,
’ALL ORDERS Pltoillr'l‘nv FILLED.
to their advantage to trade
with no.
GIVE Us A TRIAL.
dvsllzns.
* Norwalk Oysters
mmmm floated.
Fill. llllltl’l, Gian, Salt Fish,
SCALLOPS,
MIMI. Cats-p, Imported Sar-
dines. I’m Yer-ant laple Syrup,
Inputs! Grapes. Pickled 0:1-
WI lemma-led floods
—-—‘—-d' All Kinder——
“MI. DELIVERED PROMPTLY
ll lilillllll
llllll l
till .
iiiiiii'iii sari
ritual illicit ulnar
trirusiia.
Grand inducements
cnsn. Eli-ms...
,allllii Bill.
PLUMBING,
'l‘lll all Still llri Willi,
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
Bole agents for all of rho
lllllllllll iliriarr Lift Spatialliri
50 South Main Street,
“.-
SOII'I'II NORWALK, - CONN.
Piiriiis lllllllli.
If (you are going to buy a bongo for your kitchen
this nil, and want the
Best and Lowest Price
call on me. ihsvc the exclusive agency for tho
whirriu-rl
“I'lllllilllllss RANGE,"
made nthumcbvlhe ~«immmrlr iron Work- Co.
and byunclilsrmnterm-mp with m m I can rel
tile “Iii-Clue! urtlcu- rel IIJ: p ice oi lighter and
smaller ones i outrunr urvry u em be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
in the wor.d,and will mum! your money in case
of any crumb-int Bring nitric here you can
always get repairs in it" hour‘l- (lure.
THE
Pairiisillilri
WM. PODMORE.
65 NORTH MAIN STREET.
solr‘rn sonwmn, mun.
iguahlrlilishnh
8i lumy St, lien York City.
WI RAVI (03571311.! 0! HAND
Steel Skeln Farm Wagons,
Pam Carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaetons, Barneys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
Will be pleased to Supply Dealers and Car-mars,
sill :iln
They are the articles that will loan
you. Our Wagons have I worl -wlde
reputntion u to quality, style and finla‘l.
None Superior. Street Sprinklers, We
have the heat Street Sprinklers in the
Wotid. Also have the ncaiest and he.
tutti Milk Wagons in New York. '
olOl‘lm 7‘__» <__<_>
d77zffl'rz7; 2.7.1.
. .
45%;,
a ‘"
liner-liner in
l.'. s. I'ntcntfm‘rre,
a}?
To
1576 lo 1883.
Gilli-es, 436 Main Street,
BRIDGEPORT. CONN-
“ ' iii-iii interim...
iriiiial liilllrr iii Lirtr Carr
Crown Planter-n and Pilla.
'I'hcvare lllcoul fish: Remedies tout-l» 'or more
minted wIIh Bria t‘n ”More. Liver (Erlrilpllllli and
"moan Adel-llama. 0n” than run-pawl in the
our will are the Original and to» only hull-9,
and IJit'r t'nru that wil' region.- you to pcrflci
health,
AEI Dulles [lac
(I. B. R. 1‘.
Craig Medicine Um. I’amic. N. J.
bold; AT
Plaieted‘s Drug store.
I
Booth Norm alk
it iaiiwiilllil
,_. . .-
We will sell you 17: oy Elgln (‘resmery Holler at
28c lb; 391 lbs. SI 00
._., ._. 4.. n
Grapes. (lrapes.
The Ilmf Conoord Gram tic lb; tile ballet.
W“
The Lalreil ilirr Sta Mackerel
obtainable. fat and Juicy, at lh.
Applet.” i hippies.
We odor one int n: Winter A hand picked
fruit, Greening- and Baldwin. at art Nil. War-
mted to be good also and quality.
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FLOUR
IIIADQUAMOIYIDUI
Y M in [ion oi not
earn an meyhy 'y' g 'r
MOO—mu»
0173 M.
We know Monrtllelapmaaadodow:
Mar-misaluoulwunll given—a
' Aaewlotofriaslaplo lam
monastewearesm'ulewmrm
iii E. hiatus,
renum-
_ as
New York, New ileum
and Hartford it. ll.
October as. sale.
TRAINS “All: will"! IOBWALK All 10!.-
LOWE:
Ion In You A] -.—5:lll (except Ioodavs),u.
strongman ltc ex, 6:56 at. 7rd: “JIM“. Ian,
:3) inc on, 9:0: or , 9:36 at . 10:" ex , um
loo. en kl. 42:45 or. 1:00 «Jan: .2“ no. to
mammal expose tron: manifold. 8:86. 4:20 2: ,
5:01 to. to Stallion), on) on. 5:50 at: 630.1. 6:“
at 7:5! on. 0:]! so . 10:75 at... 1:13 a an. War-aim
Ion apnea. Sundays—498 ex , 6:46 entlbae
P. 1—6:“ at. 7:28am 9:8 or.
You flsw unvsn. A II ——l:l.‘l ex . 6:10am me
so. 8:50ch 9nd 03.. 10:42 so 1' I—HM‘D es"
1:07qu lzdllac . 2.02m .4225», those Jam"
715 ex.. 733-: . Ml ac , 9:41 so. not All ex. and
ac . 12.25am u. s:mdays—'It3ac., Dino, s m;
0:48am .m.
l'on 1&an Jul—o to ac , o 16“.. 1042
ac til—lama . 1 ll“: u . ”use , 745 01,34]
It. “W on, 1225a not.
lion EPIIMIPIILD. lA I 4::0 an. 9:": ex ,
likuac l’ I ~lilzone .llI‘IaC .72“ ex .Btliu .
”737 (except Monday Illol-rillg between New linen
an spatial-id) cs
I'on Borrow A.“ v—t.i.'t on Me More Line)
m.»mmu. (via Springlidm, NY: 9: (via harl-
LIAI'B NEW YORK,
For; Sour" Nahum. A If —ti 0| ex .00! al.- ,
“like. urn)ex.,9l)tac, limexJIWac. 120)
noon ex P [-4201 ac.,t00 IX,20! and“):
u.,830cx.,to:ex..40lux.hfrzex.Gll'lex..7ill
ac.80|ac..9wad. ex..andac.l2wmld tex.
Medan—601m”? lilac . 30.: ac.,1200n. night.
KOUSATON if: this him). I).
DANBUI“ & NIIRIIALII Illilrllml
imted l ember 2i. Isa}
LEAVE 601‘ I‘ll NORWALK A3 FOLLOW::
For: ”menu. A. M.——li:'-‘5,9:18. P ll —l-2:t3,
2:10 5:". (but 10:25. Sundays—19:25:; m.. 6:12 p m
You W Laos Porn-r. A. in —7:56. K27 10.13
P. M.- :10. 4:20, h.2:,8;.5 ilk-30 solidity—91x5
a m.. flip to.
LEAVE. Mlitw \iJI.
For: Daamrm. A ill—6:41, 95‘! P. hi — 2‘8,
216, 32'} 633, 10 it: rundown—ll 303 m .6 .37 pm
You rovfli houwamt ANU ll luniv I’f'lh'l' A II.
—-' 3: 8 it 1008 l’ M ~123T,4W. 6 show. 947.
Sunday—ll :9 n. m , (it?) p m
LEWE lubBL‘Rl’.
FIIILSUI‘TII Vultlt’ALK \ vi «633. T Ill» om
ll 4 t.
p. in.
I’. M 3 ll 5m bulli3)r—5Ll-'r :t m .503
Main Line.
LEAVE illiluzlsi’mt'l‘,
Pun l‘lrrunsm A M ~7 05, are -, low, acc ;
till it). mix; 1': +0 mix A. M «d w c.\; 6 10,
through are ; ‘7 l.’. sundown? 35 a. to, null.
:Goux only an for Le Great Harrington
ml:- mily as far a: .‘uw 3!le-
Wu. H. :irsvzsson \‘Iw- l'w'v, a :4 r. ‘1 may,
W. K. era, Sup:
A. .5‘ Penny izw .uw .. h. n- .. ‘
0|.Il :‘s I) IH‘LIJA iii.I-‘.
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South Norwalk
“AND—~—
Norwalk, Gt.
Til! PROPKLLm
Cl'l‘lllF lllllllllLK & EAGLE
Wlll leave Pier '33. Err. Rim-r (maroon Street).
New York, at 5 p m.. Snfnrdlyl at 2 p In.)
Freight Waived from 7 s on to 3 p In.
Returning lmataloavo erwalk at .3 p. m..!ul
South Norwalk at 6:50 p in
Freight ‘flkl‘l’l from and received for all points on
the Dannury and Nurwalk and surpass: Railroads
at 'fl‘llly reduce-cl ratio.
.‘pnn app! alien to rim-ma 'h» Pin 0! Nr rwail
and Eagle will be sent for rpmll loin u! might
anywhere in flew York or its Iit‘lfillv
Wan permissive forbid mining aw of the
employees of the boots 0! this line on Mon t o!
the nwrtre thereof. sill
Coughs, Ca Inlaaara, Bronchitis.
Hoarurls play Can‘t, Croohp.
n.1, Mhml. .ind every sailed on til I e
Ihroat. Lungs and cam Inclndlnlr Cons—puss
Speedy and permanent. bled for fifty years.
FILES, HUMORS.
flrweIin. Kru- n. rlolt II "- eat! all
[Ilse-scant Incl-l in and BI nrrcumlby
FOWLE'S FILE and "DIOR CUBE.
n7 rim
* A. _A. l’fchEAil’S
carriage illusion
65 NORIH MAIN STREET,
Ilull'l'll NDIIWAIJC, - (3031'.
Ilsvlaq once on a
Carriage Repository
At I5 North lam street, I our Kovwais. I drain to
calltneatteotlm of use while to the duo line I
have to select from. These Worm are of the out
nuke. warraowd and Include the lending styles of
Burroya, Bungle», Photons.
Concorde, Spindles. Road
(tarts. Business ”Wanna,
Grocery and Illk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE nmmmc raoumv
ingptgflro.
,5; A. flotsam.
sum IOI'AIJ I‘m“ “II
III-Walnut.
mmmowumadmniunm
summon-Ital.
Madonna“
All”
My r ”a.“ M
WONDERFUL ITINERARY OF OHRUBT'S
‘ WALK To NAZARETH.
30th! and the Inn of “tiller—lau-
well to the llistule Ila-lotus Around
elm—Awful Tragedies of the
ow- 'I'I-oa.
Bloonrrl. Nov. 9.-—Today 1k. Taiwan
reached the seventh oi hilt course of m-
monaon blarwent tourlu Palestine. As on
previousflnndoya the sermon was preached
before two large audiences, 1n the W
I it was preached In the Academy of
rule, in this city, and atnlgbt Dr.’l'almane
itagainlnthoNewYorkAoademy
llnsio which The Christian Herald con.
tluueltorent for these services» During
the six meetings thus for bold in New
York ”.000 people have endeavored to
hear Dr. Tnlmam Preach. 0! that: soon
havobeen admitted and 60,!!!) have been
turned away for lack of accommodation.
Following in the sternum from the text,
”80 I lifted up mine eyes the way toward
the north" (Ezekiel viii, 5):
At 1 o'clock on a December afternoon
through Damascus gate we are passing out
of Jerusalem fora journey northward. liol
Io! Bethe], with its stairs, the bottom step
01 which was a stone pillow; and Jacob's
well. with its immortal colloquy; and NM
areth, with its divine boyln his father'n
carpenter shop, and the most glorious lake
that over rippled or flashed—
“ Blue Galilee, sweet (killer,
The [alto where Jenni loved to he;
and Damascus, with its crookéd street
celled Straight, and a hundred place-
cbarged and surchargcd with apostolic,
evangelistic, prophetic, patriarchal, kingly
and Christiy reminiscenm.
In traveling along the maria of I’nhnltine
I am impressed, no I could not otherwioe
have been, with the fact that Christ for the
most part went afoot. We find him occur
donally on a boat, and once riding in. a "L
umphal procession, as it is sometimes
called, although it solemn to me that the
honnnnlis of thecrowd could not. have made
a ride on a stubborn, llriimpmive and
funny creature like that. which pottcml
with him into Jerusalem very much of a
triumph. But we are made to understand
that generally he walked. How much that.
was only those know who have gone
over the distance traversed by Christ.
We are accustomed to read that Bettina. y
istwo miles from Jerusalem. Well, any
man in ordinary health can walk two
miles without fatigue. But not more than
one man out of a thousand can walk from
Why to Jerusalem without exhumation.
Itisover the Mount of Olive, and you
must climb up among the rolling stones
and descend where exertion in mrttnlll'y to
keep you from falling prostrate. l, who
am accrrntumed to walk fifteen or twenty
miles without longitude, tried part of this
road over the Mount of ”lives. and vault-39
I would not. want to try it often, such (IP-
mnnd does it make upon one's phyniml
energies. Yet (‘llrist walked it, twice a
day—in the morning from Bethany to
Jerusalem, and in the evening from Jerri
salem to Bethan y.
vmw I‘ilulf you.“ scours.
Likewise it seemed a small thing: that
Christ walked from Jerusalem to Sam-
reth. But it will take us four llayn of hard
horseback riding, sometimen on rot amt
sometime: on a gallop, to do it. I in wee—II.
The way in mountainous in the extrmw.
To those who went up to the Tip Top
house on Mount 'Winrhinizton before the
railroad was laid i will any that this
journey from Jenlsnlem to Nazareth in
like eleven such American julirneya. 3'0,
all up and down and Miles and l’rrmuninz
Palestine. Jesuit walked. Ahab molt.
David rode. Solomon rnlie. lierl'ul “HIP.
Antony rode. illil Jesus walked. With
swollen ankles and more mnwlra ml the
legs, and brutal-ll heel and Mill jainin and
panting lIIIIg‘ and faint. beryl. airing; the
mud» and “llt‘i't' there were no rumle at
all Jesus walked.
We triml in get :i new horse other than
that on which we hztll rililleri on Illt' jlllll"
ney to the Ileml son, for he had fault! which
our close neqrrainmnershlp haul ilvvrlupwl.
But after Hume experiment in;r with other
qlimlrupwls of their “lli‘l'll“'. null finding
that rill homes, lllu' their ‘flleIN, lluw
hulls, we mnrlllrle-l in l-liunw :t millillr- on
that. Ih'lL-il. whim' (nulls Wl‘ in l'l' trio-at. prev
pared to [My or rui‘t \io full? illnwn
through the taller and ill. c. up an lilmnr
Scnprls :iflll, ans our ill-rtgnrii m l.-ll~. m that
this in the lit»! uppnrllirillv ii i“ Nllflll have
of looking it! .It'l‘ilslllf’fil, we turn ml!
hom’a lit-ml tuwrmi lin- rm :ltul take as
IUD“..‘IJIII air-i thrilling lmill. at thorelirr
inner capital of our planet. 'l‘hia ill the
most irnpri-win- View iii‘ the rimwl’ tremeii
tlmtul'lly of :ill film
On I'IIllI nmurul rim lllll the :irmwn of the
l‘mlmrlere til. the that. might of the city
threw Illl'l‘lim‘ht’ilnltl’lv‘ll‘ farm in will-«hip.
Hero than! of the lie-viewing zirlliio-M our
camped the night helm-l- opening their not
leyullfflmillllflltlnwl .lerimiilem this lull
look! Farewell, Mount Zion, .Vlmtnt. Mn-
rlnh, Mount of ”lives, Mount. i'rtlvrtryl
Will we never are them uglaln? Your.
The world Inlm large nnvl time in no «hart,
and there “I'll no many things we have
mer- item at ltll, that we mun-it. ltflrml to
duplicate Vinita or we rm) l him; more than
once. Farewell, yllnllov tlrrlmrw of gray
rock, and the three II'IHIIwIIflll you!» of
mhiterturv mill llIIIIll'III'IIl" Farewell,
sacral. annuitinary, triumphant, hnmtll»
atoll .Ierumlom' Arman thin Villlt‘y of the
Kellron with my nubt homi i throw theirs
him of vnlevliotory, flui- lttnt look, like our
flm look, an agitation of body, mlm‘l earl
soul Illllmfilmlllfl.
TIII'Z I'UIII’FE f'l'l' iVI'U TWELVE VIII“ Ill.
And now. like limklrl in my text, I lift
up minoeve'l the way tuwani the north.
Nearlwm our-l "ll” of the writ-lit "W
of the W nwnt‘intml in the Illlrle. A hm
pltable old man coming home at ewntirle
from his work in rim fields doth two-tum
gent. n hut-bani! and wife, prowl-log to
lodge in the ntrnt Ivcflnfl' no when" in of
feral them. and invites them coconut in
mi spend the night in lath how. inu-
Ing the nintht the minor/m of the new!»
harbor»! mmplml together, moi mt
rounded the house. and left the worn.
on rill-ml no the lioovntop. Mil nu
husband. to rally in mensw- the twin
wheat-ml the minimal thu- wnmon into
twelve port! and sent a twelfth of it to
each trill», and the fury at the notion wan
rooml. and n peremptory demand mm
min for the lull-render of the More,
and, the demand refusal, in one day owns-
ty thousand people were left dead on the
lehl and the our day eighteen them-I.
Wherever om- hnm‘ today plont- hie fool!
III those ancient timesamrpeelny. out! Iii.
roul- wrre crrmrl by rwt rivnlor» nt’ m-
..gw we pan on to where seven youth
were pill“ to dentlr moi their hull» gib-
errltrmuln r'm :u, not for anything
MMI throw-iv“ rim ., {yuan n m
m for viral. their fuller/r ”mi ”'1‘
father. Soul. haul obmio. florist MW
the-nearby from Slay unlit mm.
“.mmhr of two II that“
m
til-oven .
midwol andpawofllon. Slept
snack tent on tlnrockelosebvtho
gibbon. Hispah by day sits on the
all In front of her foot. and when
a nlturu begins to lower out of the
hound-y sky tacking its memo-stile
Wit hriaea,herlonuhatrdy-
inginthcwlnd,andswt uglier
amnwildiy about about away htrdof
my until it retro-to tolueyrte, At night
she rests under tbonhadow of haunt. and
unusual-l laminar n drowsiness or half
slash)!“ the step of o lackal amonxtllo
dry eoor thaponunufltuhmaamea
beam! with the fury of a maniac she
realm out upon themkerying,“Awsyl
Away!" and then, examining the gibbon;
to mthattheyutlllkaeptbeirlmden,re~
turns unlawhertenttilleomewooptng
win; from the midnight sky or some
who: monster on the rock agah wakes
Till IBIBW IX AIMCA.
A mother watching her dead children
[through May, June, July, August, Sep—
tember and October! What a vigil! Mot—
ions have tried to pot nponeanvna the scene,
and they material In sketchingthehswka
In the sky and the psothers crawling out
from the jungle, but they fail to give the
wannm, the earnestness, the mpernatural
courage, the lofiniteseifsocrlfleeof Rizpah.
themother. A mother in thequiet home
watching by the casket of a dead child for
one night exert» the artist to his utmost,
but whoiosufllclent to toponeanm a
mother for nix month» midnight» gnardv
trig her whole family, and and 5;“!me
upon the mm'lntnlno?
Go him, Illzpoh! You moot be awfully
tired. You are sacrificing your roe-rm and
your life for thme whom you can never
bring back again to your Mom. All I any
that from the darkest midnight of the
. mtnry llizpah mm» upon me and cries:
”How dare you tell rm: to go home? I am,
it mother. lam not tired. You might not
well export. “ml to get timid» fora mother
target timl. feared for those boy» when?
they lay on my breast in infancy, and I 3
will not for-misc them now that they are;
(lead. Interrupt me mt. 31- Amps an
eagle that. 1 music drive but k with my ;
heat back with my club.”
I)» you know what. that rum: byourl
romlsirlc in Valentine malts—.9 rue think of.”
It is no unusual moo Right here in three ,
threw cilia» by the Amerimm are (out,
there are n thrittmml cm thin moment'
wom than that. Mathew watching boys
that the mm ultimo. that. annex of hell“
hm gibbon-vi in a living slu- nth. lie)” hung
in chain» of evil habit. they cannot break, ;
The Letter may :4!» it» «ll-rm after waitingi
until i‘: lr'rtmk or night for the mincrh
boy ll! roam harm- and, giving it up. my
may «or. "Mother, f’nfl'l" r.” lmzl. there's no
use sitting rip any lorry-r " Iilrt II'IDIII‘?!"
will mil. L(r'i in» In” IF. in l u'v lm 'r. in tho,
morning. it Ll Iifilf'pilfii i, ft l'r wit-lock. ,
Ir. la Minnow. '1 when im intim- amazwringr
thrmwh the hall
[)0 you my that. young man i.» for alive? ;
3'0: hciadmvl, [Mill tn hive father's err-l
treatim. ”(Sill m hh mother’s prayer».l
Dead in the family :rlfm’ where he was}
reared. Ill-all in all the noble ambitioml
that. once implant him ’i‘wim «troll. Only .
a corpse of what. hr nine «on. Iiibhticri *
before find and mm: and rvurirv owl devils. ;
(Mirror! in a death that mil nut lumen its ‘
mid wasp. ill» fail-tori» min/p, hi» broth—
m are helm-fr. lilo olvtr—n “mania—op; but
hit» Wither is watching him. waudring him
in the night. After he hm gone up to hell
am! [Allen into a drunken sleep hiss mother?
will go tip to ill» mom and use that he is
properly covered, and irfrm: who: turns. out -
lip».
".tttt" «he iayp, "i moot): go to but,
Iilzpnh w. tohsm: thesiniri'"
.t mtwsrr ”innit“. l’vi‘hhh‘li'rfi.
.ilnrl what. Mr the prr'irzfrnl peril». of till»
Country I‘lllil'l‘“ fur nflrlt am” They one"
taking were not to» hurt. tiov fading» of the
jacket» and Miunrnta that mm on the
ahrlvsa (rf the arm: vllnrm owl hoot above
the (lead. I am ht'trn mine] in what polit—
iml party I Minna. Mill I rww lire/lam my 2
(lplrliltnnf the rmiitiml [warring today. Herb .
one in worse than: tlw other, anal the only
Cl‘mholl‘i‘llfll .n rrimrvl in them i» that they
haw- porn fiexl until they have in; "who2
poom m rut Uh. that nmapomtively
inmr H‘r‘flv' upon which Iiizpalt looked! ;
HIV' lit-litml rlpvm wily «corn 0! the slain. '
.tmrvlran l'll/I'MYII'H’NIRQ'I Aurora-art wifeL ‘
INKII flair. rrtnrrwm are llmklluf upon an?
only of thr- «Lem, rival «wt: hnrulmi of
the nl’nm. 'i-pmi unruly tlmttmmi of the
«lain ‘Ir'lll" mm" reiwr'
My only (now? ,l’lnfl n1» thh wlllljd’l! in
that, foreign v Llr.r,tll.¢i" are buying up the
Autumn i'n'mvwi’ir'w The pvrwnr llwnm 4
went that Clu- r'wim ”I limit I'l-lw tA rum :
leg as met-iv flatlflrll' 154le rm! limit They
are unwilling npnli foreign mprmli-to,
and when no can im- thaw imam-rim into 1
the hand-- of maple living on IIIVOICM
widen! the me rut! {minimal In“!!! will
cm fn t.» afowl of the in.” halfway]
at. their mwwmtnrw mmumhrtg pmlderr
tilt! modulatin- mil :rfl‘ 'm tlmr piotfurns‘
la plank a» big the lt-w than! plank of thei
I om
rem! always will l»: 0;.”.Mtrltualcobullam," 5
Ilrrs I mmt «tom "ll mrr Inbound. and l
the boy Jim-ll- no rt.» way tron: Jerusalem
to Kimmie», guitar: low mm from a great .
Nlfiitrml fantlvril
Jenna" ’ way- Mary
.Irwnis’" any Jaw; l.
Ina on in the rvvrwri. 7W) dreamed Iain,
erIlrllfm am Mon ryn.
“not earth-mm! in all the ems-II.
MWMM a vivid woo Ind
winch. We" on the lad child.
a pin-p at Inn"!
hwynhrrwl‘vlevawul mod.
(HI-l.‘.! the ”fibril will mow and”:
her right ”only I will takeberhomw
'” Auden-r1
"in! DC on» shouted. up! an“ all I” ';
Mmhddm till-Mien flan phat farrmuavlmm Willi ll Jar-ob hurl, his
M MD! of hormonal , heed unamllnlion M Hum.
Halo were nothing lrlrlmhlfilfl'hle "'33; tutor: in liwlinu a
ire-ell} pillvw-
icin- Im atom
wild mart have Irena We;
l
mlaflkvlnny mall-ml!
MI
. hello
Jolson by that! I mean, ”a do your
the light. will pm a km» upon his bloated ;
"timber, why don’t you an to bed?"
' Whoa!
blatant. rrrwfv detour, Aliztlrx‘ "Ilvsoivo-li
rtnraalmmn-lv tiur 1an Mm}. hr." Inca:
here we crime in sight. 1.! II’Q‘YhQII. oak! to: ‘
to, git. “my "pm. 5”...” “m; u”, min-ed g the “eternal .trzll'rftlllrtt of tlio- mo." and
" ll It" to w my will“, l
”“1“,“ H my (mu, , rum: is diurmn- lwliwvrr the nominal pn'r
.lllrmtrg: Ii'w than ‘
unri- rhlul an mrnmmu Irma Jerusalem 1
they thorough; that ennui-ply he was» walk "“193 "ml
g" on ”It!“ tall" M the M'I that 3%” i ‘
balms. Inherit one In!“ the serene when, lermraw I went in, Mill mm» Iullw third
in .W world-17W Minn, I m pro-eh» l
Monti «imam story-Insulin. [mini
" "M l . .
on with the religion» mvw, In! all my! ; Willi I'm". m"! I‘i'ihiflll lull him. So over
guy arllIoIAIV rimor of runny of the rhumha
After it whilv :a more immfleton the plot» §
from is ipwiful lili'lsr lot that looked like 5
an,“ a"... m swirl. g have more in ”a" inside rim», and found
u"... 3»th .53” ~ Ami I WA ‘1 .m l the woe-l». “Nu mlrnitmnm," lint. per
, wan WWW “ML and mm ‘5, child taming Ibo-y lmn- «mm inside, and found
"Hm is m m ; mumbling our. our little nimlewni belief.
Mgmhsephandll
same anew , ary
WWW—In thottrmplo. Whltdo
duly toward (Bell and toward your child
and you will find him after it while In the
We! Christ. Will you say, “I do
not have any way of influencing my
child?" I answer you have the most tre-
rnoodotu line of influence open right he-
Iore you. All you write a letter, and titers
are two or three routesbywblch it may
go, but you want it to go the quickut
route,and you not on it ”via Southamp-
ton," or "via lion Francisco," or “via Mar-
seilles," put on your wishes about your
child, "via the throne of God.” How long
will such a good lab take to get to ital
destination? Not q ite on long an the mil-
iionth port of a wound. iwill prove it.
Too promise in, ”Before they eel] I will an—
swer." That means at your first motion
toward ouch prayerful exercise the blew
In; will cools, and if the prayer be made
at 10 o'clock night It will be answered
five mlnut are ten. “Before they call
I will answer."
Well, you say, I all) clear discouraged
almut‘ my son, and Iain ucttlugou in years,
Mill I four [will not live toseehim con-
verted. Perhaps not. Nevertheless I
think you will find him in the temple, the
heavenly Icmplh There has not been an
hour in heaven the last one hundred yearn
when parents in glory had not bad on-
no’unced to them the salvation of children
whom they left in this world profilgate. We
often llme to any “I forgot," but God has
never yet. once lurid “I forgot.” It may be
alter the grass of thirty summers has
greener! the top of your grave that your
lion may he found in the wrthly temple.
woods of the tired . .
and the top of it inort‘mtlpu , »
height humor-this came our. train the use _
ties at umber null gold and put their Illin-
ing foot on the shining mun; of the MM.
and they kept coming down and going up,
a pmenion both ways. . -
[suppose they hull wings. for the Bible
almost always reporta them on W
wings, but this was a ladder on which
they used handy. and feet to among: all
those of us who have no wlm wclimb. .
sud encouraging us to believe that l!
wewili use what we have God will pro-
vide a way. and if we will cmpioytb
and tho foot be will furnish the ‘
Young man, do not wait for wings. M
angels folded their: to show you win“! I"
not necessary. Let all the people who have
hard pillows—hard for sickness, or hard
for poverty, or hard for persistence—know
that a band pillow is the landing plane for
angels. They seldom descend to pillows
oI eidcrduwn, They seldom build dreams
in the brain of the one who sleeps easy.
The greatest dream of all time wm that
of St. John, with his head on the rocks of
Patterns, and in that vii-lion he heard the
seven trurupetn sounded. and saw all the
pomp of heaven in procession cherubic,
aeraphie, urchaugelic. The next most.
memorable and gloriousdrcam was that of
John Bunyan, his pillow the cold stone of
the floor of Redford jail, from which he
saw the celestial city, and so may enter—
ing it he cried out in his dream, “I wish
myself among them."
new or nurse, may well.
The next most wonderful dream was
that of Washington sleeping on the ground
at Valley Forge, his head on a white pil-
It may he fifty years from now when some .
morning the towers are chiming the motion
of the glorified in heaven that you shall
[ind him in the higher temple which IIIL'I
“no need of candle or of mm, for the Lorri
Cheer up, Christian father and mother!
‘Cheernp! Where Joseph and Mary found be swayed by hi" "“‘IMY
their boy you will find yoursl—iu the tem—
ple. You we, Grill could not afford to do
otherwim: Uril- n! the thinzu he has posi-
tively prnrlrinml in the Ililrlz- In that he will
aroma-r t'ilrfit’m’. {lIi‘I believing; prayer. Fail—
wmllll give way, and the bank of heaven
would unpaid payliicnt, and the dark
word “repudiation" would be written
tumors» the his y. am! the eternal government.
would he llbrbaurierl and God himself would
Immune on will». Keep on with your
prayer. and you will ye! find your child in
til-rtl-rnple,oitirer the temple here or the
temple above.
A Ciltzlsrie'. WUlLtS'a Hurrah.
(m on tiu: Wt‘nlm’u prairies was it happy
but iaoiami home. Father, mother and
child. By the an!» uI cattle quitelt large
Milli of money was one night in that cabin.
and the father was away. A robber who
hml heard of the money one night looked
in at the window, and the wife and mother
i of that home saw him nor] she was help— i
In». Her clrl'xi by: hrr side, she kill-ll down
and prayed luring: other thing-r for all
proviiguls who wen» wandering lip and
down the world. The rohber heard her
prayer and was uvrrwhelmul and en
“ml the cabin and knelt beside her
and began to pray, He had come to
roll that house. but the prayer of that'
woman for prodigal: reminded him of his
number art-I her prayers before he became
a viigabonll, and from that hour he began
a new life. Years after that woman was
In a city in a guest audience, and the am- i
tor who clinic on the platform and plead
f gloriously for rizhurou-nl-s'» and God was
the [nun who :iiruiy your» before had looked
Intnthe cabin on the lymirie m 3 rubber.
The vpt‘ftlu‘i'ftfl'l the auditor irriliirllimelv
mogriizell "If.”li Hillel“ After so lurlt: :t
time n trintln-l pi'll}t‘r~ answered.
But We mil-t hurry on, for the mull-tear.»
anti lxtgzrtze trim hive been ordered to
pill-ii mir Ir'fll'a for (ll-night at Iictill-l. It
in sin-inf: untrlln; «0:1an tlizlt we have to
give up .ill lllv'l of gtiillin; lllr lIUFM’H, null
lawv Illt‘all tn lizl irmsri -~:.,:7u-iiy “'0 ride
down amid m vi mininzin'i ilimrltviriw.
wiivre the bum 'illr from vlop'. ii in (Ii’plll,
rm'k- lk'l'lll‘ rm Lu. rrwln under rocks,
Whim' We lit—litmlrit in thin
More. ”it‘liilll’fll ll' fur Infill} things in Bible
Notary, IIlI’ furl more {J'Ufflllh'lll a flier)-
Ilrfiml wil.....~r;x. Villarr- nf will they made
I'l’iihlwlt‘r‘, .lil'l fur .l'v- v!»'~ dream The
“114””: (if ”lie I’»' 'l llt‘nliqu .il Willi-
nary lorri- t'.tll“1l " . .if lire {umpire-ls.”
"(fr III" \n':‘..; IiIH‘il Inf' Illt'
Illi'lihlf)’, lill‘l Iii» nl r:~ u. lw rwr lulll the
aslmnmm-uf l l'niflullllfh‘ Will ever
lm‘rrztzly l7l‘:'l".i~’Illl :I"’l in IIit‘ mlrmlnr
of -:tllitr-. l‘. L: I ll «ls w;' l. l-spu'iltl illIl'c-
Ill)n,rtr- ' 3w .1: wt - vi llil‘anlty who lilmwrl
me- Will; lliwr f or
I thank l.'ml lit." irum thew theologil-nl
wrrillilirr’m fin'rl' la lrww l-uirtim: forth ll
nizigtlifilurv: li'vpl l‘ 5mm: Illlllthlvfié, who
{'n N "i M".-
rm- inkling ll: lull/its ill :tll parts 0!
(hr Lilul I hull Iltl'l’ luminu. and tell
'Ilno-l- 'w r“ Hullmu in nlinlm' nil the twin-
leuur 14' u r.‘ :ril null 13-! mitt Iflllll Illl'
falrr the all»: 2 -‘ ll: inn hf Ilio'nlugil ill «lint-u.»
alum mli; l are lm prncfil‘al limiting UII
“man-u a. i. ii IlQIIlH in izri rill of in. ulna
IIMI have it~ wry-m a lnllrfnril-ll Kinny all
our pulpitu urr ll} rm: of lilimllrllrlr. People
do not cu turlilir. ll iu-rztlw- flu-y cannot
mint? the in Imrriilil it ~ :irrll profound u.
plzrmtzun . uf nothing, and N’TIIIUII!‘ nbmlt
m4» rllfIl'fl'nI’a- ill-tween uulrlntmnriunllm
and oupralapmrinti‘zarn, run! about who
Sirlrhmwlrv tram" 'l‘bi-rv mtnlltfin in- on
writing trlizli lmw llfl‘l in nlrlr-n time an In"
twwn a lightning oxprmn mil train and n
Yum . ago I went up to the door of it But--
“’9’“. "Heb l2 ”an ”M,“ of “w tarry in New England, 0n themltsldwlwr
.\ last may» Isow ti :1 wont-u. "Numimlttanoe." I went
3“”. l in and lame to hmrllwr lino! over which
were l'un- war-lg ”No :illlriiuom-e." 0!
(km li"r‘IiI~‘lI it His llrv mini-l, "Noodmlir
Lame " “Milli: l Ili‘ ”(I Ililfi I found the
Mt.- imlllw "inking pmu, imnutiful vim,
hm lean :vrziri‘imllv written ihr- worlle,
"so Ili'nlllltfiu‘," 50"“? have «tutored and
pointing mu our little cliflvrwmrm of theo-
W at solution-mmnothing pitta?
“norm \sc'mnlxu anti tlrwmnlxll."
not most Iliatiuallll-lml was llethel for
He had no
’l‘rrr ll hardly anything
“fit the [maple (II Ill!”
honour" at drawing their outer
W "pm. : their loud and law, and
npilllm l “were Jamil hall under
but ’l’iw plum! wan uu-vl in the
unwary. and full liml it mm not a pilv
Macaw, but ‘5‘ «wow, I ””71““, no
if «m romp»: to In of mm Pn Miriam
would mm W ti llw night null tzrko
ilarv elm. fm itla ml ‘i A hard Minter
would ohm damn in the night. Well.
amour Mill in Jul-oil‘s dream a
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riyoyga
'l
3“
iowcase of snow, where he saw the vision
’ of a nation emancipated. Columbus slept
on a wenver's pillow, but mere on the lad.
der let down until he could see it new hem-
isphere. Demosthenes slept on ll (11me
} God and the Lamb rii't- the light thereof." 1 pillow, but on the ”dd" "3" clown ”“33 W
5a: the mighty :Lsiselnblhgcs that wereto
Arkwright
, slept on n barber’s pillow, but went up the
i ladder till he. could see all England quake
with the factories be set. going. Akensido
slept on :i butcher's pillow, and took the
ladder up till be now other generations
monimgflyl There 1., oponilwr 1 must, ingtollu that in: would wreck his mm ? helped by his "Ch"l““‘hip'
E throne. mill the foundations of his palace i
John Ashwnrth slept on a poor man’s
pillow, but took the ladder up until he
could see his prayers and exertions bring-
. lug thousands of the «institute in England
to salvation and heaven. Nearly all those
who are today great in merchandise, in
siatesmnmhip, in ltuv, in medicine, in art,
in literature, were once at the foot of the
ladder, and in their boyhood had a pillow
: hard as Jacob’s. ’l'hry who are born at. the
ltopof the ladder are apt to spend their
‘ lives in coming down, while those who are
at the font, null their head on n howlder, if
they haw the right hilill of dream, are al-
, most sure to rise.
i 1 notice that those angels, either in com—
: ing down or going upon Jacob's ladder,
; trmk it rung by rung They did not lap
to the bottom nor jump to the top, 80,011
rm- to rise. Faith added to faith, good
ilecllto glnlll'llced. industry to industry,
consecration in consecration, until you
reach the top, rung by mug. Gradual sir
i ing up from it block of granite to pillar of
' throne.
That night all. But hel I stood in from. of
my tent and looked up, and the heavens
were full of ladders, first it ladder of
clouds. then a ladder of stars, and all up
and down the heaven»~ were angels o‘mau—
: ty, angels of consolation, angels of God,
ascending and descending. “Surely, God
In in this place," said Jacob. "and I knew
it not." Bltt Ul'ilighl God is in this place
and I know it.
An Orchestra in la Buptiot Church.
The unusual snuml 0i orchestral instru-
ments filled the Fint Baptist church Silu—
dny nightmml manic the simple “gospel
hymns" seem more than ever inspiring to
the congregation, The innovation has
been made with SlJ'li successful resulh
that if is the purposi- of Iltl‘ t'litlrt‘ll to con-
tinue tlicorltbeerlrul llt‘i‘liulllatllilllt‘liL" and
IIUIII regular Sunday evening services '0!
song, The inimliul-tiun uf ulllel’ instru-
ment» than the organ inlu the church was
not made without n ,LIUUII tlcril of considera-
tion. although the Sunday school has had
orchestral nci-nrlipnnirnvii! for sometime,
the only Sllrirlzly school ill the city enjoy-
ing illicit lllll~ll‘, wil ll the single exception
of that at IIH' l-‘irsr Methodist Episcopal
church.
It is Ilw only [Lilith-if I‘IIIII'I‘II ill the state
“'IIIf‘ll him it church orchestra, and the
dirrclun think that it it. perhaps, the only
nm- mirth of Illiwiun. \\ lie-n» ll fullorchestm
in who of the It'llllirl'h of tho wrvice at Tm
Illlllll It'illllll'. (jittlwlil- and Protestant
I'Zpismpril churches have long made use of
llrriimiml llhtriilrlullln on special occa-
tllom or Io'ltal. day» of lIlt‘ church, and
within Illl‘ but low year-l lltlu-r denomina-
tions are gradually adopting the militant.
At the amnion Sunday night. Illlt ”robe-tn
flfllfilflli‘ll lnnmly of ntrinuwl irmtrulnenta,
but both airing"! mvl wind instruments
will ltl' lrwd lit IIII‘N‘ aervirruw Baltimore
Sun
lluw ltumnn I‘nmIIa-n Are Mule.
Every one know-r wllnl is Roman candle
hi, but few klum how this ilullnpemblo
KlelIIiI'l of u Fourth of July celebration Ia
nmlll'. i-‘iml of it” in the limiting com
the xmtelmnrll cylinder. which in plugged
up ntmu- end with clay. Miler the clay
mun-nu urmill charge of lmval-r; liteun
“litur” I'd [lll‘wlll'll tight dawn on the pow“
llt‘r, lift-i I‘llhrfifl'w uI pnero-r null “Mm" III‘
WI'IIIIII' until llw l'}llIlIl0I’ in filled. Them;
In» in nibu'liml whirl: rollimltriil-um with
the powder "mirror! the top of the cylinder.
which, when it in exploded. M‘Ilfltl ill
"liter" Milling upward A IIlM‘ running
through tlw rlnivllo l'urtlwrtu the other
ohnrum of pmvrlvr vrlllt Ill!‘ ilwlr. "It" ('1‘
plain-w tin-in mm M II tmw. ran-ii one about-
lnu out the ntar which in m-M allow it.
The atom nrr mmle of rin-mlcnl mixtur-
whivh vory will. ”to roll-nu whit-h are pro-
dmml. A ml nor is mnwtlmmmndo by
mixing furlr tr «flat “I lift ritlrlixl‘ "I “motto
and fifteen Iv‘ll'h uf puller l/J'fl uulipmulu.
(flipper lililtilr limilt!" lin- mlur tum
"lain. l~rllf will It unmll Itilfllilll)’ of amber
make it nil-m: filrmll purticlm of sin
change ii to lulu», and another and WW
hotter ml wu- luv mmle by listing a minim
of lump Mark null tiller.
’I'ilewliile ultra in the r'lwnp'WlM bail
candle-e" :m- rum l) Imllu of mttun soaked
with lwllille“ l’ill‘u‘irlYll “unite” in the
Youths f'ulnplmlml,
Advised Ills People In \Vuvlt Illa-C”.
A parinliclrrm-mnn in West i-kimeraeta
nhire annulmrwi an it warm liltiulaymom
log that he «will not pro-lob is Herman I).-
can. it woe mud. Important that the ID,
should he got in at orirle, an the with!
W signs of breaking up, and M'
Ingiy mm: at llu- men in lin- congregation
Item prom vial in Ill“ fields and made
I bent of the flvw lifternmrl.mlondon
Tit-Ill“.
fienntor Joe Brown. «I Gerri-gin. in unwell
the moat rurionn public rharnetere in tho
moth.“ wollan one of the wealthleot M
In the notino. Illa fortune has been atl-
lie is add
Waf‘il‘t‘l'. M to:
”Mas-aster.
Norwalk Chronicler