m. on. "wine memes m
were. ‘
m we a the Min Divine’s
/Wlu.onllttelerleeneswl’un
“(Jet Its trip m the ma Where
Jae-nunsmm.
m", Nov. Orv-luv. Dr. Tsimsge
today the tenth 0! his serleto!
me on his Palestine tear. down
leg his experimen- on the lake whose
waterswereoneestilled st the command
The sermon, which wss de—
vsreillnthe klyuAesdemyoansic
luthtlnornlugandss usual reputed he-
snsnorntous sodium at the Chl'll-
service in New York in the
homthe text: “He entered
Hos and sat in the sea; sud the
M multitude was by the sea on the
0
g in our Palatine
, y is ublue Galilee
. , n In the host we sail the blue Gail-
M It is thirteen miles long and
lilawlde, but the atmosphere is so
“it-semen it I could cast a stone
beech to bench. The lake looks as
ithsd been let down on silver pub
" but” the heavens sud were a section
“till-“0! glass that St. John describes
-
i at the celestinilnndscape. Loire
terrier n little, for the river Jordan comes
in attic north side and departs from its
. “timeouts lake has its cradle and
II grave.
Ill white satin cradle is among the
mo! Mount Hermon where the Jor-
tllnstsrts, and its sepuIcher is the Deed
-, on into which the Jordan empties. Lake
,‘ 00ml of Italy, Lake Geneva of Switzer-
Inlltl. Luke Lamond of Scotland, Lake
Winnipusukee of America are larger, but
lake Galilee is the greatest diamond that
”dropped from the finger of the clouds,
and whether encumped on its banks as we
were yesterday and worshiping at its crye
tel sites or wading into its waves, which
makean ordinary bath solemn as n bop
tism, or now putting out upon its spark-
snrlaceln a bout, it is something to
talk about and pray about and sing about
until the lips with which we now describe
it eon neither tslk nor pray nor sing.
THY. LAX! llAS MANY NAMES.
As sometimes n beautiful child in a
oddlborhood has a hull (lumen pet names,
; and some oi the neighbors call her by one
i heme and others by another, so this pet
like of the planet has n profusion of
mu. Ask the Arab as he goes. by what
this sheet of water is, and he will call it
‘ Tshsriyeh. Ask Moses of the Old Testa-
. merit, and he calls it Sea of Chinnereth.
i Ask Mntthcw, and he calls it Sea. of Gali—
‘ lee. Ask Luke, and he mils it Sea of Gen-
nessret. Ask John, and he calls it Sea of
. Tiberius. Ask Josephus and l'lusebius,
E and they huvepther names ready. But to
[ Ins it appears n child of the sky, 3 star of
‘ ill! hills, n rhapsody of the mountains, the
baptismal bowl of the world's temple, the
smile of the great God. Many kinds of
M are lound in these writers, every kind
of tree upon its bank, from those that. grow
in the torrid zone to those in the frigid,
from the palm to the cedar.
0! the two hundred and thirty war ships
Jaephus maneuvred on these waters—for
Josephuswssawsrrior as well as a his—
torian-there remains not one piece of n
knik,orouepstchotnesnvss, orone
”lint“ of on our. But return to America
we never will until we have had asuil upon
this inland sen Not from n whorl, but
horn nbench covered with black and white
pebbles, wego on board n boat of about ten
or twelve tons, to be propelled partly by
sell and partly by oar. The must learn)
solar forward that it seems about to fall,
hit we find it was purposely so built, and
the rope through a pulley manages to hoist
llll let down the soil. it is a rough boat,
III! as in: as possible removed from a
Venetian gondola. or n sportsmon’n yacht.
With 1 common saw and hammer and nx
many of you could make u better one.
Pour barefooted Arabs, instead of sitting
down totheir ours, stand, as they nlwnyn
do in rowing, and pull away from shore. l
ink on helping. for there is nothing more
“bu-toting to me than rowing, but 1 man
hove enough of the clumsy ours and the
"kw-rd sttempt at wielding them while
in stsndlng posture.
We put our overcoots and shawls on a
mall deck in the stern of the bout, the
very kind of odcck where Christ lay on n
W's cost when of old it tempest
pounced upon the fishing smnck of the
Mud disciples. Ospreys and wild
MI Ind kingfisher: tly overhead or dip
“I wings into the lake, mistaking it for
air-gum. of fallen sky. Can it be that
those Bible stories about sudden storms on
this his are true? is it possible that it
let of such seeming plm-idity of temper
could ever rise and rage at the heavens? It
does not seem no ii’ this hsppy family of
elements could hsve ever had a falling out,
fill the water strike at the clouds and the
m strike at the water. ‘
mu. AWAY, osnsln.
Pull sway, osmmen! On our right bank
”the hot sulphur both». to but they are
aiding. and the waters must cool on a
long while before hand. or foot can endure
their temperature. Volcanoes have been
“ling these waters for centuries. Four
w roll their resources into two greet
M reservoirs. King Herod here
trill tobatheoll the resultsof hisexcesses,
nil Pliny and Josephus describe the sport
”out of these volcanic bests, and Joshua
D! loses knew shoot them, and this mo~
“long linesof pilgrims from all parts
d thesrth sre wsiting for their turn to
my Into the ate-ruins; restoratives.
latthehont, as for no possible sndfnzt
mumnd, hug thorn-tern shore o t e
hie tint we may see the city of Tiberius,
a” n nest capital, of the srehitecture of
which sfewmossics and fallen pillars and
Mondhereand thereabroken
.d W frieze rennin, mightily sug-
ot the time when Herod Antipas
nyslsorhrvennd reigned with on
ad pomp and cruelty sud
thatpsrslyses the drums ol’
“W when he comes to write it,
slimmer the psinter when he at»
”to transfer it to canvas. 1 summer
hswuomdthe worstmenthstmr
Ind. And what a m of eharseter
“ammonia the annual-Ital
traveler in Palestine. whether he "li-
Ishraelot no: late mulls-inn”
Isms-m!
unset sins.
“hystlsuethstwoaeatm
(“hie union, Jesus natured”
“I“ ssysgsprodueessymh
.the heavenly harbor.
of well, reptile and hymn; while the
Chrbtwho walked yonder books and sailed
these waterswsssonood thuslmostsvery
road of thlsseenery is usoclsted withsome
wise word or some kindly deed, sud sll
literature and all on and oil esrth and all
heaven are put to the utmost elm in try,
ingtoexpms howmndsndglorioussnd
loveflli‘hc was nod is and is to he. The
Ch ysnd Herodic chancters asdifler‘
out as the two lakes we visit, and not far
apart Galilee and the Dead men; the one
flower booked and the other bituminom
sud blasted: the one hovered over by the
mercy of Christ, the other blunted by the
wrath of God: the one full of tinny trite-n
sporting in the clear depths, the other for-
ever lifeless; the waters of the one sweet
and plesssnt to the taste, the otiurr bitm
and sharp and «humming. Awful Dead
sen! Glorious Gennenaret. .
We will not attempt to errors to the
eastern side of this lake, as] had thought
to do, for those regions are inhabited by s
thieving and murderous race, and one
must go thoroughly armed, and M i never ,
shot (my one and have no ambition to be
shot, i sold: "let us stay by the western
shore." But we tool: over to the hilloot
Gadara, on the other ride,qu which two ‘
thousand swine after being met! by
the devil run into the lake, and bringing
down on Christ for permitting it thewrnth
of all the stock raisers ed that couptry be ‘
cause of this ruining oi the pork bottom.
You see that Satan is a spirit of had tum.
Whydltl he not say: “Let me go into those
birds, whole flocks of which fly over Gell-
lee?" No; that would have been too high.
”Why not let me go into the sheep which .
wander overthcse hills?” No; that would
have been too gentle. "Rather let rue go
into tin-no. swine. I wont to be with the
denizens of the mire. I want to munitions
with the inhabitants of the filth. firm! in
mud! l prefer bristlm to wings. I would'
rather root tl’mn fly. i like snout lmter
than wing. "
Tm; ergorr‘lrm oi' lNl'lMiZHTY.
infidelity scoffs at. the idea. that those
swine should have run into the lake. But
it was quite natural that under the host
and burning of that domoniar: prmoion
they Would stnrt for the water to get cool
ed ofl. ‘vVoulcl that. rill rho swine than pot
sensed hall plux'lqrul to the some drowning.
for this day the descendants of more oi
those porcine creature» remin rhe rlemona.
and us the devils were. cunt. out. of man. into
them they now afflict the human mam with
the devils nl' sm'olulu, that. r‘nmw from out
ing the unclean meat! The hi'l—ilti’llfiflt perr
pic on earth are the lsraolitcn, heroine they,
lollow the bill of lure which (find in the‘
book of Loviticm gave to» the human mes,
and our splendid. Freur‘h Dr. Pawtem unveil
our glorious (lei-mun Dr. Koch may go on?
with their good work at killing Dummitesl
in the human system; but until the world;
corrects its diet, and gum book to the l
divine regulation nu the beginning, the!
human mm will continue to be pmoenml!
of the devils of microbe and parasite. llrrt '
I did not mean to cum 0 v9.1” to the custom
side of Lake Galilee. even in: discumlml.
Pull sway, ye .trnh manner»! And we
come along the shore near by which atom! ,
great precipicw of brown and red and myi
limeston:~ cmwnml by basalt, in. the side»,
of which are vast. caverns, sometimes» the?
hiding place of bandit». and sometimes the
home of honest shepherds, .1an sometimes
the dwelling: plow of pigeon-1 and vulture»;
and melee. During one (.i' Herod's were‘
his enemim hid in those mountain cavern».
and the. M1104 \n-ro ton sleep [or llermi’r:
army todom “mi, and the attempt to climh‘
in the film of armed men would have
called down extcrrninutlun. Ho Herod hurl:
greet cages of wood, irrm bound, mode oral.
filled them with :u‘llxilmvs end 181'. thtmi
down from the [up of the preclpirpa until;
they gave signal that. they were love]; with .
the mlverns, and then from them: «agree,
they stepped out to the mouth ml the mv
ems, and. having not enough grow and
wood on fire to fill the caverns wit h nrnoite '
nnd stranmriatlon, the hidden people 3
would come forth to div: and it not. ramming?
forth voluntarily Herod‘s men would pull
them out with long: iron hooks, and: Jose .
phus says thutnne (other, rather than nub '
mit to the flanking army, flung hm wits.
and seven children down rJu- precipice and
than leaped lifter thvm m hr. own death.
wr: \i'.\..‘7’l’ 'ru l’l:l".\l'll ( .\P11:F:‘.\'.tr’st. ,
Now, ye Amb (mourn-n, rmv on with
swifter stroke. fur we want. before norm to
innzl at Capernmrm, the three ywm‘ horns}
of Jesus. But il'l'l’il‘t‘. arrival there we or? i
tohuve at new evpcnencu, The l‘nlte that.
had been :1 Rmnuch surface begins to lmrmlt'
up into rmigimma, The air, which. Ml theé
morning made our till“ nlmmr. molten», and i
dimly taken hold of our hmtr. winbm grip:
astonishing, and our poor craft begirm tn“
roll and bitch and tumble-Ami in {we mitt
lites we pass from :r mtlm to violence. Thel
contour or this lake among the. hills is an
invitation to hurrimmze. I need tnr won» ‘
der why it was that. on so limited a. sheet,
0! writer a mmrmerl boot in Christ's. time .
did not put back to shore when it but!»
cone wm coming. I wonder no mme.
0n thnt lake on atmospheric (or: gives»
no warning, and the change We now in live
minute» mode mo. feel abut. the hmrn in
which (.‘hrint mile-vi may have been skill;
fully uninsured when the turnover «much. it 5
and the wild, lmpnr‘tllnltrn cry wean up,
“Lord save on or we permit" I hurl :tlllwlnrre
that morning been reading from the. Sew
Tmumcnt the. story at ounwwmw on noel
around that. lake. liar. our "1"“? was
closed now, and il; Wm: no muchvnswe mold .
do to hold (out, Mill when (on the Ilwrl‘. iii
the winds and fl!" woven 11ml mmttmwl to
increase in violence the following fifteen
minutes in the mm min on in filter! MM
live, sad we had hem still pr. their my.
our bones would horn bum hicmh'mnx in
the bottom of Lolto llennmtret mumwl ct
our being: here to toil the, story,
But the name pnwcr that. "mun-vi the
tlnhermen of nhl tnrizty' widely hauled our
party. What u f'lmot. "m! rmvghz weather
All the sailor hays 0"er to fly to him u
did those (lolilean mariner». All you is
the fomtk, amt all you who run up!
sud-lawn the slippery vntli‘nen tuberous?
with you him who with cooler. wool met
the winds book through the WWI
mu. some all you Jock 7m to when
these words will come need to “truth W
and show your mama it you an mains to
summit! «on. ot lite stately hurl”
M! "0le vim? Ml Mil
”Mmtmmwmm
”mwnuumwm:
tandem themuefils
their so. curries ss ate-stunned:
”memus
.l we were ‘I the at the
t
fillies but 9: i" thirtml !
Betty than? Reedy?
in ”tinnitus covered
sud loathsome with reptiles, but inthat
December weather completely uncovered
tomsfltetedsndinmm are. On one
noose! thstsynsaozuelsthe stmlptnrlng
o! spate! menus, on srtistlc commemora-
tionol the time when the lets-elites were
led by muons in tho wihlerneat.snd to
which sculpturing no doubt Christpotnted
upwsrd while he was preaching that ner-
tnononthis very spot in which he sdd,
"Not as your isthers did sstrnannssnd
Indeed; hethstestethotthishresdshsll
live forever." Wonderful Capernsuml
Seen-of more miracles thsnsuy placein
all the earth! Blind eyes kindling with
the morning. Withered suns mode to
puisste. hmbloomiug into health. The
dead girl rennirnstul.
Them-Arch tents which on this Decem-
her day I find in Palestine disappear. and
lsee (Jspernaunr as it was when Jesuswcs
mm of the church here. Look at that
wealthy home, the architecture, the mur-
blc from. the uplmlstery. the slaves in uni~
format tlmoloorwsy. It is the residence
of n martin oi Herod, probably China by
MW, his wife Joanna, I Christian ditch
pie. But mmcthlng in the matter. The
slaves are in great excitement, and the
courticr living there runs down the front
stem and takes it boom and puts himat
full run rurrou the country. The boy of
that nobleman is dying of typhoid fever.
Ailthedoeums have foiled togive relief.
But nlxmt lire miles up the country, at
(Inns, there in nwlivinc doctor. Jesus by
name, and the monitor! [other has gone
for him, nrul with what earnestness those
eon understood who have hall a dying
child in imitation.” Thin courtier criesto
Christ, “(5mm down on: my child dict" .
“Wells! that {ltlltkr if. absent, and at 1
o’clock in the ulternoon, the people watch—
ing the dying; boy m2: rt change in the T
countenance, nnd Joanna, the mother, on
our side of hi.» much, rays: “Why, this due
ling to getting well; the lever in“ broken.
hire the preopil'utilru on hit torehuul. Did
any of you give him any new kind of medi'
cine?" “No," it the nzmvcr. The boy
turn» on hi4. pillow. h’m delirium gone. and
units for rmnflbinx to out and ‘toys;
"Where's father“ (lb, ire hm; gone up
to (“aim to get rt young doctor at about Ill
5mm «ll one. [lot no doctor is nominal now
in this». house at (ktperrinmn. The people
lmlc or. the mo dial to me who: llfllt' it in,
muluzelr lee flu: [mtttmrn and l (fr-lo“
Then they at“?! out and mm the return—
ing lather and m soon on they coma.- within
speaking «lithium: they shout at the top of
their wow. “‘Ymirboy 1; getting well."
“is. it pvmfidef’ 2,1va the (other. “When
did tlmrhengofortlw lure: mix:- pillow"
"One o'clock" i~ the manor "Why." my»
the «numb-r, “tilt: l“. fuel. line hour that
.fmmmirl M mu '11.; mn lil‘l'lll‘ tine
tr'r’lwr'l‘tifl
o.l..t!v%l .us ‘llluis £.lil'!ifll§.\$tii..
.la the} grille-r nt the morning meal what
gimlmcm mull! the l‘hlllill’ZiztflI‘C‘. in that
home or. ('utwrnnurn! ’i'lu- “ll/:hl’l’, Joan
no. him not but chop fur many high! ~, and
Still! now fallen“ into ‘E"i|;,lllui alumbcr
The hither, Chum, the iisrrwiinn chunk-r.
turn out with tummy :n w-ll 1M bythe
rnplsl infirm} mew; iiufll Km 1. i» won in
vmttrrl rimmrm'inwrw .lr-fumn wzm .i
Christen: before, lat i “warrant she- wn.
more at n rennin: altern'nrai. Did tin-
fother Chum ;... ’ .n' l’bri-t who had
cuter! his in; . l» then: in oil llu' earth it
parent so Irrrgzofwlnl fur the mnvnlmcem‘e
or remnthm o: no irmurrilc-l child am not
to go into a room out! kneel down and
unite surrender to the nimlzhty lovt' that
em to the More?
I» not mix. up chi . r‘mv u ill: in» Angry
dim-.msinm about 4.’..r.-!.l1n wll'lur. but
accept the vlwtmw, :1.» Hill ‘L- Lin‘ “title,
liters“. “Ml. rim» mower pin: ' in: the writ.
That (.2le ftp-um. l)! j. v not: H.» only
illumination r! :7 w
mightier than :t ”Edmul .
is not uductor of large- pnir‘
come into llw all. m m :7! ~ .51.» liltpfilr-K
(':1*¢?Ftll’i,llr§l('iv 'ui ur'rmv». i! in.- “or
otfhvhvtinu, or "1 fill it 5.» . :r i rnnnzwr
ill he were it niwp'lm r.’ "Wrii,
have you lam dam: it uh zlo- gaunt!"
“1.2;: have ; H‘l 'Uw’i '4: .mi: l.x::.’ The
pulse is imma- Thw rub .:;..L~'. Alina"
all, i (Molt Ex- mil g". w ll ' i'rnys-r will
yet he nz:l..:mu ink!!! 1:: ll)" world‘s "inform
mflllm’z, amt the r 3/ z» 1': t as appropriate
nmv r.» mix-n i r. :lw mono-r from
l'mpet‘nnuxr., :11:
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if. tut: printer l.» rm: ; amend u: :hu- any
we whit, if. it Em or: Hui in.» ~Illit'lillli:
in liter in: rim . will rm r Ir! U5'rw ’Wrry.
and (flown or» . -’ f'r-"l mm
wort-pm rum .tl. v r. Ith~WVf ;.. I .'§.~r~' and
number; pron.» r:.,w£! out" l u..- mull:
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how 'fi'fll'l‘; it? .9: ’g . 5!! .L'I‘
lovezr worm-v1 rt. i'l..’-"’.!‘ ,Ic- foil tt-vr‘... nu
W, 5an film ;.'L9..I'f .er Pvt/l my! wrv Wm
no merr- xm- t! tlxirr Lulu: sir! Itmy il-ui
he“ :1. Elm ,y,.;.fu Iii:«r:’.$,l'!~, e... Iii-51'.“ (hr
l“‘fl‘t.’)l«flliltf,{ inn/W ”lawful. and cumming
to NW dilated” in 12w»:- tlmm in "Uillllrl'
planer than rmxhinh hm! :drn-‘uly mum in
mm! rruu'fr the Emmi, the forlorn MN uni
(lowly longish-nevi and the prayer "Form-
«I‘mvrt one my rhil’l «ile' ‘ WM “moor-«l in n
mu mler not halo It”. Wm follow "l by .1
murmur. Witty»... fr» fin: :imv :u this.
Illl. fl x: 1.1.; at"!
Title to -lftrv‘ of. 7". , lli" simmer-n H
prayer. «bfflr r1. trim w ' a :4 . Aini-ghty. l!
«Lo-mien the? «im'fiimv- r.‘ in mutual». tum.-
lim owl mils-m 1) 53-441le M11111?“ war
a gnlfih’flfllrf 9'.» .: 5" "ml :2! tlls- “'llill‘
llomwin Wham fan. .n 1 he aches thin in
mum llc »::., l 3 all been mprmliug
”tarm- wow-lee .rr lip 1' “743' ll mw with Mr
Lincoln M 3'.» wt. .1 Unvmgbt «it was
inset alts-r m: buttiw a! lluil lion Irma
mum. w! r' Milli out i v.11». «pest-
ln/z the will; minim I in _. to («he in n pub
lhvpeflvwmmu 73w wwr our. pats: mid.
‘ night. lr-vl‘nzi, v. at.» (Dirtil’l’! our to the
dawn; win fr‘ I b it: irm‘ mum pro-r Hiding
born a print: . 2.4m; prime ti.” provident
slept Tim tine tzrts :rrrtly “awn. I in
“limit. ’3'; «mike-l in, anal lixvrvlmu a
sigh: Mini. E oil’iiirwu'r forget it was
lbw meeémuw’ Emmdirl’; Indore cm upon
”this.
”flow llgr‘rt «H4. mum! lam is. the "mm.
"real me For a
WWW i 1"”- «talent as I travel looking in
smwwlcm and ’Jiflflt‘d? Then he tried
‘ out in town. m 5339!“! owl mortal: ‘Uh.
than “or! flint tweet-l fininrmn in the night
«when I! we; at lav random. hear me! I
‘ mam than on. wall . l- mot-M guide the
admirers: this mow: whim-oi thy help. i
one wnromimmh std sinful. 0h.God.
who divine has: éivdmrvm when berries-l for
when-lam, hen! roe anal solo the nation?"
j Your use we «Emu ml to go luck to Bible
Elbow lover View» that sorry" in hard and
‘s-emd.
«me one way my tbs: “brie: st Car
to Mini the: manure mild. yet
would not M‘lifilgflfi' i: Mom in humble
lie. Why, is that very (human he
“I the some thing; [or tidying slave/he
harm to files mnbohuludesprp
at ”thereon ad line dumb or which Jo
as m [we '2. the synagogue m
wmmilophy “planting-settle
. TH: “Ch met sis-es
Inn-‘8
“fin” ‘5 u u
”EV.
vl‘l'.
.mi- . ”5‘
any
1;. (film-1'. imnrlllLl
Him! '
.fz} pins.” h-lt‘
wmh'lt
. and Motrin will come.
[.rnjivr 1“
And then"
‘ but 1“”: ll'h- .\ll.’lnliv tun-at .md nil Airwricn will
Hum ~.'r' {hr sziluninn of God.
i [N’dlpit' mm. by wimtm‘vr ntylool tempest
y .
‘ for oil. Mercylor all. Help tor
Comlort tor sll. Heaven for all. Oh.
inks Gnlllcel What u refreshment
forChrist it must have been utter syrup-r
stung with the sick. and the
dead. and preaching to the mold all
daylong to come down on these banks in
thenighttimaudfseltheooolslr of the
palaces train whlehhe bud descended!
nmmmmmmmmw
methehflledlskeendlnouutslnoofl.
All haveunml euthwue still-Wont in
art lime-s, as wow when feeling most.
"But," says some one, “why was it thst
Christ, coming to save the world, should
spend so much of his time on and
so solitary u place on Lake Galilee? There
is only one city of any size on its beach.
sud both the western and eastern shores
are n solitude. broken only by the sounds
coming from the mud hovels of the de-
graded Why did not Christ begin at
Babylon the mighty. at Athens the lesrned,
at Cairo the historic, st Thebes the hon-
dred gated. at Rome the triumphant? 11
Christ was going to save the world, why
not go where the world’s people dwell?
Would it man, wishing to revolutioniu
for good the American continent, pass his
time Amid the fishing huts on the shores of
Newfoundland!"
My friends, Galilee was the hub of the
wheel of civilization and art, and the
center of n population that staggers resi—
izntion. 0n the shore of the lake we
sail today stood nine great olden-Scyth—
opolis, anich, Hippos, Gamsls, Chora-
iclt.
sin, Cupcrnaum, Bethsaidn, Msgdnln,
ibcrins~nuel many villages the smallat , , . .
of which had 15.4w inhabitants, accord Mnhaclemo
ing to Josephus, and reaching from the
beach back into the country in all direc- How}
tions. ’ninces, temples, cciiseums, gym-
nuiums, amphitheatre-s, towers, gardens
terraced on the hillsides. fountains be—
H. ., F’KR'IE’jG
sown “minutiae cons.
ave first
We are
e variety.
Just Received a New isinrtment u Laiiex’ Kill Glues!
MILLmrny STORE.
Owing to our increased Millinery business this fall, we are
compelled to make more room for that department, hence the
following oiler. All goods in our ladies’ and gents’ Under-
wear amd Hosiery department will be sold at an unprecedented
reduction. We intend giving up these departments entirely,
so you easily surmise what great burglains you
calling on usas early as possible to
must go at any sacrifice; do not miss this opportunity.
In our MILLIHERY DEPARTMENT
We have some choice bargains for all.
finest, choicest, and at the same time the cheapest line of
TRIMMED HATS in the State.
department proves our assertion.
most extensive line, a special lot at 49c, in a
COVERED VELVET HATS in lot
can find by
choice. All
showing the
Our large increase in this
In SHAPES we have a
good quality
\
l’l-IA'I'IIBBS, BIRDS, PLUIBS. ETC.
Ribbons, Velvets, etc. for Trimmings.
Fur Capes of all Kinds.
CAI-LI AND EXAMINE.
Block
II. Kliilllll
South
Norwalk,
Conn.
wiiciering with sunlight, baths uponwhose
mosaic lint)” kings trod; while this into,
from when: the Jordan enters it to where
the Jordan leaves it. was beautiful with all
styles of shollopor dreadful with all kinds
of war galley. Four thousand ships, his—
tory 2733.3, were at. one time upon these we»-
tcrs. Battles Were fought there, which
shocked all nations with their conse-
quences.
lien; mingling blood with pin and sprnklhig
flmn.
in her last throes Judas) fought with Borne.
ljrxm thirst) son lights looked Vespasinn
and Time and Trojan and whole empires.
From one of these nuvnl encounters so
many of the dad floured to the beach they
could not soon enough he entombed, and a
plague woo threatened. Twelve hundred
soldier» escaping from those vessel-s of war
were one tiny "um-rid in tin- umphithes.
{new Tiber} in. li‘nrthw hundred years
that alum... l‘vlllhlillloll.‘ city encircling
Loki: (inlilw unis the metropolis of our
planet. it was to the very honrt of the
World thm .le‘illn’ mum to motile iL~ sor-
rows, and pardon its Sins, and heal its sick.
:llltl vmnw ipziw its ensured and roommate
its sluvi
Hill; Till; sl‘uulNTlnS.
And let the church and the world take
the suggestion. While the solitary places
are not in be neglected. we must strike for
the great cities, if this world is ever to .be
token for Christ. Evangeline all the earth
except the citiw and in one your the cities
would corrupt the curth. lint bring the
cities and all the world will come. Bring
London and England will come. Bring
Paris and France tvill cum“. Bring Berlin
and Gurumny will conic. Bring St. Peters
hurt; and Russia will come. Bring Vicuun
ilring (him and
l‘I-zypt “ill mmc. Bring the near three
milliun pmplo» in lili'lfillfilt‘f 0! cities on
Ministcm
(13 CO.
BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.HALL
NEW DRESS Bl] BS Rfl .
Best Light, Best Ventilation and Best Assortment 0? Silks,
Velvets and Handsome Dress Goods in New England.
Willis AND i'llllS.
()ur assortment of Soul Capes, Wool Seal, llstrakan, Mink,
and Sable Capes, Seal Jackets, Plush Capes and Jackets is as
large as any New York house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
W.- :ll‘c largest dealers in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
l ndcrwezir. Small Wares, DI‘CES Trimmings, Books, Yarns and‘
Art “(Hilih in Bridgeport. '
W. B. HALL & CO.
.v‘
oi religiwri' hr ll" intensifymlr evangel-
ism. i-Lalnnri and publisher»? purify vour
printim. pro» «2 Asylum of mercy! euv
lnruv your plum of endeavor:
And illnlrmi of thi~ n‘Mml and belittling
nrul wickml rivalry among: our cities ml to
whirl; happens to how the [most men and
wmnrn and children, not realizing that the
more useless and bad peopieu city has the
wom- it i~ utl,ziml u wiry which lids ten
lliUllr.:!Hi L'mul peuplv i; more to he. mi-
lllll’r‘ti linm it wily with nuv huudrmi thou
.r-nurl bud [M‘llpiv, lo: us (alum mnruimnsus,
and we how muny gmri men and good W0
men :m- inkling l'nrtl:, how large n genera
[inn ”1' maul t'iili-ih‘ll Mm will vunmmw
liit’lll-«i‘il't's .mvl mrw-rrntv the round world
in indium-s and in (lmi. Uh, lhmi Mes-mi
l‘hriat. u hm dirk: mine in tin- iliighlyritlcs
r-m-lri'lmx iAIisi‘ tlzililm-f «nu:- m mercy to
all our grmr l Him. u! hul‘ly.
'I'hml nie-ulnb. pm (by bond or: tin-wintr-
mmw o! the lunnurm luiliowsol (lentil-mire!
and mnkl- thorn lie down of thy lull. hush
all it.» rotting [ln‘v‘l'lll‘i of the world! Uh,
tlmu him-«rd Hind. who on the night
when the diwipim new tryinutm-rth'n this
inkaennd "llu- mm! Wits contrary.” Alter
nine hours of rrmim: iuui moth: only three
rnilo~,«li.l.~t Hilm' stopping: on water Hint
:u. the lunch of iii)‘ {mil burdened into
r-ry~llil, llit'i‘l all our shipping. whether on
piyu‘ir] Hr ntui‘lli) m'llfi, ltllii any [0 oil "1"
trmwsl or rirn’vn, llrt til-m tlul~t to the
Iinrmtiwtl liim’ipit'fl in the cyclone: "lie of
good ("hm-r. it is l. He not ulmid!"
AT THE) STORE 0F
Missr-s’ Good
Children's School Shoes at 75 cents.
and oxuimne these goods, as it is n. pleasure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
70 1" art]:
\luin 93L. Mouth
Tia Best Goals for the Least Money
BOOTS AND SHOES
C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stuck and a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to lurmsh everything from a
child's Ill-cont shoe to n gcut's $5 boot. {
allies in gcnls’. ladies‘ and children's shoes.
Button Boot at $2, formerly 253.
only $1
A number of speci-
A indies' fine Kid
School Shoe,
Please £0311
’l‘hnnk Hod that l have seen this lake 0!
l‘hristiy uwnmrin-n, and l mu my with
llnlrrt Mrt'huy no, the amended minister
of Scotland, who, .e-nml on the bunks 0!
this lake, wrote in his lust, hick (lnys, end
just below in- rrmswl the Jordan, not the
Jordan that t‘lllplli‘fl into Galilee, but the
Jordan lhst eruption into the “mo of alarm
mingled with lire." timer owner word-s, lit
to he plnywi by bumnu lingr-ru on strung
stringer oi u-nrthly into, or by angelic finger!
on wernphir harps:
it l-l mt um the wild gazelle
"now: down to drink thy “Hf,
But he the). was pierced toner» horn hell
on WW hy thy side.
(lawful nrnmd thee the unionism meet.
Thou calm, reporting sea;
lion sh: in W, the besutifnl feet
Ill Jenn walked o‘er that
r l Favmrf zom- mun-rs right MIMI.
Yet the crime Saviour still,
(lured on thy heart in thb lovely strand
And every lrngrsut hm.
Improved lynching Amalie-ti.
Quite u change nppcsrs to be taking
place in the general opinion as to the best
err-surmount of smoking mm mommo
dam on someclssaes of minim
and it is quite possible that the common
enriching car will before long tense in form
I put of the better close of trains. Quite
s number of railroads have «instructed
their rhslr ears with smoking rooms of
strident upscity to provide Incotnantllr
tin {or the oocupsnts of esch car. The
minedthutnmlshlngsmoking roost
foretell our in rapidly extending lathe
mm thymine-mods uuinberotvery
prominent roszils It; a smoking
are
mum 1 every est-fies
mum.
”aw-t»..- who- _.
”m... ‘OOO ...... m
M
81’ EC! ALT] ES :
Bills All] SHIIES
GLOVER & OLSEN ’8
Our Hersh Kid ladiee' 02.00 Shoes are the finest ever ofleml in Booth Norwalh
ladlee’ French Kid Hand Bowed, indicn’ French turned and wells st prices thst
will serouteh you.
A full line of Inclined. Children’s and Inn's Show! that will pay all to examine;
GLOVER & OLSEN,
headers in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
in a lam" ii in the inning sinus].
0»
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You'will find the FIN-
EST OOAOBEBB. the
BEBTiBOADBTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSOB'I‘IIENT or
BALE 803888 in Fair-
neld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
M. H. PARSONS.
Blflfllllfll STUBK Fill.
“5 t!
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
Wire Netting, Woolen Ware, Etc
———-«o-——-
W. I}. [111111 an],
MUSIC “ALL BLOCK.
finest and largest Assortment
In :llls oily.
double roll.
step ladder, only 52.00.
Arihls’ Materials.
Mounted on Stretcher-s.
(‘aIcI-lnlng.
L. H. DECKER,
79 Washingmn 31mm,
1113030“ 0015““.
Wall Papers;
“no line of Gills at 9.1 cents a
see the combination clmirnnd
Canvas
Painting, Paper Hanging and
South N orwalk.
PAINTS
For Decorating,
seem as want-ma».
Bonthllwwslhhstmumw
mm mm smut
sillsultyocllllzkl ‘ m
Graduate 0pm
Homer B. Hoyt.’
18 North Main Street. ,
Ghana fitted tomsill compile-tell at?“
llil her-res “on .
gluten”. as election gumm. MM“
testing eyes.
Bennett & HuSted,
28 Main St, 80. Norwslk.
isms, Fish, inlets,
Fruits, Vegetalln, Poultry, lie
0! All Kinds in Their My
AT WHOLESALE AND RETMI. ’
11.3mm. on him
Buns and Si ,
ALL GRADES
Lowest §Priceskl
'l be shut (loodsLior
the Least Honey
”AT—i
l S. BRflWN’S;
300'? or 315.10%} S'i‘illili,
Clerk at Lane’s Block:
.:.« Will; STREET.
l
3'; .‘lllfili li:..';.'...'.’3.““.i.‘.‘i Sififiii
BROEZES.
The Bragg-int.
successors to c. a. nexus.
27 Main Street Norwalk.
lint-Class Balers, Confection
:‘i orvrallr.
'l'lm Bl Eunisa Lawns Pings.
And lee Cream.
L’. DIKLYN.
Nll' W 'I' D!“ LYN
New and sound-hand
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Call and See Them.
lilillli¥ l SUN.
51 Washingtor Street, South Norwalk
llrdors Promptly Attended To.
WAGON S
Buggies, Photons, Carriages,
Prices to Suit All.
HENRY TILLY.
8862 Water Ctr-sot.
(Mot has).
.
Rskes.
needed
United ”isles
end So .
Idle. lets. some,
men, and no
or
this. ulred In
master
lee. our
N “If grim“
and ' . I! will send s
of m to soy gang-hem: go. eat.
Telephone.
iflew Your Prices.
“a
Swan ll Bushnell,
nmoosrolu'. 001m
pm me. me and cue-m OHM our .
, so m 9"".
t a host every;
hm
”mannequin-Mm]: the. of m
om-
heturrr of listy '
ted allure finished we‘ll tor “at“ Ive ‘ef .
runs a my,
mum ' u ”wwwm
Iueetls
U Israeli
hos
levee Under-054.
zzn- mid prirc «lumped on but; .i
. .. 1;, £1 ,
E1... DOUGLAS
3:9 H O E «rights.
.;.»I Luce-d “pier-proof Grain.
.utl n'vnrlm' quolllli'tut this shoe
v wn mun .y Illi'flll’flilu emiorrec
. (It nf i‘nlulnlll wearers.
, .J‘n .lm lluml—nrvvcd. in oi M and
l .i.. : 'ir‘ rl Slum u l'lrh comm? I “Roll.
‘: dumb-«mod Well. A line calf
" upml‘ . l in mit’il‘ Illlli durshillty.
amidst-Kw \l’vlt in llln Itsndlrll
. .,;.I is popular prlro.
.1‘. Poltmumu s Hhm- “especially Idem
. : i.\.lm.ui xm-u. formers, ole.
H. ..1- .uvmmro—m, Imtton and Lace.
5.15:2 SHOES ul'rlile
. l. ,. vim-umhly rrm-lmlslneelntrod
.. I .rrrf lmprnvf‘mt‘nlfl mike them mm
3-» .urlil or now Irvin‘s.
_. ..: I! mum n mcnnnot-uppmn‘
.u v. x» m rm'hmlua advertised or: i
. .ll 1' nrvlvr Monk
tl
w. L. porous. Brecht-lei...
.lohn Schaub & Son, ‘
Williluxton street, south lorwsll. mt-
.....t.d. M...,.... .. . .......-.........Wd.._.,...
illiy of tine-Mllnnufacturer. .
.m
{xv-”3;. '14. 4"
A'l' I’lVll III”! RIVER.
Theoldmnlm
heir
m
1‘ .,«
Insult lhenelt
come AND new 3'
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