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OUBJEGT OF EUNOAV'IS EEflMON BV
“EV. T. DE WITTETALMAGE.
. ,*I~_r
I. Tulle of cum m Won "lulu. by
hein- t'mr God's Guidance when
the (1”!th 0! ”ml fluttered the
loly land.
matte, lkc.fl.—Dr.Tnlmon profi-
adthetoliowintt sermon thin morning In
the Anatomy of Music in this city, and
In the evening at The Christian lien
mice in new York. Iii» text mt»
Joell. xi, ll. "And when all these ltlnlp
walnut weather they came nod pitched
tenth" rat the vvntera of Merton to fight
against lsrnel."
Womemmyml tonight in Pol-entitle
by the waters of Meront. After it long
“I! We lmt’t: found our lento pilelrefl,
our firm kindled, end tInmuh fur nwuy
. from civilization a Variety oi food that
would not eotttproutine n lint t’liwn Ameri-
m hotel, for the moot of mirenmvou hillrlu
Ill hour and n linlf earlier in the morn:
lit. We detain only two umlm, worrying
lotuueh of our hormone mt We might net-i.
dually need undo tent for the lltmfltlity
luncheon. The malaria» around thin Luke
Heron: are m (Klimllffllllt that at any other
sum of the your encampment hero in per:
none, but this winter night the air is
touted!!! healthful. in thin nelghlmrhood
Joshua fought hie Int gmtlmttie. The
“loan had bonded tluetnet-Ivea togethcr to
M tbb t’tfltlmfl. hut {dong the Intuit» of
thawstm «helium left their cflftxlhht’tt.
Indeed it in time that We more minutely ex-
Iltlne thin Jouhua of when: we have in
that dittcotmen airtight only it momentary
pee, although he ermml and teem/em!
ne,rtnti next to Jew» in the moat
lining and mighty character whose {trot
ever touched the Holy Land.
mm motor to null Moow ruler.
Hmwasdeml, A beautiful tradition
uyethe Lord himvl him. and in thntnct
drew forth the twill of the dying lnwgiver.
He had been hurled, only one l’ermn at the
funeral. the more One who kiltlt'd him.
But God never taken n man away from any
place of meltdown but he has name one
ready. The Lord does not no looking
around nrnid it great variety of (rflfttlldltlt'lt
toflntl Itorne one mpecially fitted for the
vacant Intuition. lie molten n mun for that
place, Mom has [W off the stage, nnd
Julius. the hero, putts his loot on the platr
fornof history to solidly that all the ages
cello with the tread. lie wan n magnificent
fighter. but he alive” fought on the right
tile. and he never fought unlesn God told
hlmtofight. He got hie military unrip-
went from God, who gave him the promise
attheetnrt, "There shall not any man he
able to Stand before thee all the days of
thy life." God fulfilled thla promise, nlr
though Joshua’s firnt battle was with the
firing fmrhet, and the next with aetone
VIII, and the next leveling on n regiment
of whipped «martin. and the next tattle
entrant darlinm, wheeling the sun and the
noon into hie huttnlion, and the hut
W the Icing of terror», death—Jive
put Victories,
’orthe nuatlrt‘tl't, when the gent-ml of
“army starts out in a conflict. in: would
lthetohavca ntnall battle in order that
he may get hi» courage up nod rally
”W and get them drilled for greater
m; but this flat undertaking of
m wan greater than the leveling of
Mfululti. or the thundering down of
“halter. or the overthrow of the Bastille.
It'll; the enlisting of the Jordan at the
”oi the wring frmhet. The wows oi
Haunt lghanon haul jtw. hum melting,
Mthey ptntml down into the valley, and
, the whole valley was a main; torrent, So
the (Wham on one bank, and they
look may; nod see .lmhtm and the lorael
“and they laugh and my, "Aha! aha!
Manna «hutnrh wt in time—until the
Willi; it in itnpomible for them to
ranch on." But ofternwh‘de they look
serous “3'! WI"! nod they new a lllm'emrut
inthenrntyof Judson. ’l'heynny: "Vr'itnt'r
the matter W“ Why, there must he n
pale among these troopn, and they are
going to fly, or whom they are going to
try to march norm- the river Jordan.
W in a lunatic! lint Jmhuo. the
ehieltnln, Iooltn at his army and ”in,
”mud, mareh.“ and they retort for the
hunk of the Jordan.
1!": anno or mature.
Ole mile shad no two mum» curry flu!
l‘littering hm four feet lung and (no
featvride. lt intlte art: of the "Walnut
And they um llll'fl,‘lul no I’KJMI' do
they pm hutch the rim of thr- water with
their feet than lryan Almighty lint .Ior
“torts. Thearrnr of Juuhna marches
right on tritium! getting their leer. wrt
over the bottom of the river, .1 path of
MK and Molten shells and pebbles, until
Mp1. to the other hunk. Then they lay
kilo! theoleandern nod uni-risk and
willows and wit thermeive» up n Inuit
thirty or forty feet high, and, having
gained the other insult, they clap their
“and their r'ymhnle and sing the
, m of the had of Julian. lint no
ee'aler have they watched the hunt; than
the wntern begin to duh and roar, and
wflhuterritlr. rmh they Inuit lam from
MW winner. (rat yonder they
MW. thirty rnilrwof diatom: they
bird. (In thin aid: the WM roll "a
tow“ the all m
4' But uthe land of the Lord (ind In taken
away from the thus upliftnl watery-—
m perhaps uplifted half a utilrmu
thAIlItighty laurel ht token error tho”
I” main that n. nrel taupe of the nnlre
Irving lemliw my: ”Alas, niu, what u
Mum! Why amid not timer writers
have ntnlrl parted! ”calm pert we
any want to go limit, 0 Lord. in In
W In a risky Irwin-1e. Thane 09
”it. my eat mt up. flow it we want
up) huh? Would it not have been a
more rel—plea mimic If the. lord had
lend the err-um to let nu eonw through
n-Ihptthm ported Inlet ungolnch if
”new!" Sly friend-o (ind trinke-
”W for n Chi-flank rare». ll.
”the nth all the way totfananu. Tu
y“ hurdle. The can: when":
run owing M the earthy-tine and
What we of the Jordan to let
M we tltfllruth new string «that
I” minim M tryout-lime at.
rule to so rude to nor.
Int chi-template forthelmt RIM.
I“ airs the wound, "Yarn-rd,
m!" In the dinner theni. along
We“ treat. and» then-I of the grove
better. It in at my of whom. unity with
having to reach to the lair-tern, tn
thvaphy flint!» ammo
that room. the mutate pant.
It We TI» oily teamm-
W lay I'mnm.an4 it was Afterward
would!» "end the “rental it was
Mani rapture-rt lathe ”Moraine;
Wilhelmina-th- mum. Then
Mikwtewm.loflfln,no
m. Mir-hall heathen trap... or
tun-u that and-hen Tin-mu
the riots rue: aver unitin- tattoo, and
heir- MW in Basel the-the
“have“ the hire-untold:
hath-cambflumm
of W harmony tor the M’
‘l'hat was thunly kindofvreepon. 80m
were to take these mdenutiemw
Instrumte, and thvluwere to go
around the city everyday at: day»
once alder for six dark-outlaw» the
wrenth day they Wmvrnonronndhlon-
the these rude musical tutrutnenta nev-
titan. end then at the closet)! the seventh
blowing at the ruins' horns on the seventh
day the pemmtlon o! the whole scene w-
ith a shout at which those grant will!
Mid tumble from capstone to hue.
homo rm: 6171'! Into.
The seven prieste with the rude musical
instruments put: all around the city walls
on the first day. and a failure. Not no
lunch as u piece of plaster hrokelooao from
the wall; not so much an a loosened rock.
not no much it» u piece of mortar lost from
its plane. "There," say the unhelieving
lurnelitw. "didn't i tell you not Why.
thorn! flilllltllt'bl are toole. The idea of p
Inn nrouml Ilit' city with thmo mtmicnl in-
Itrtttm-ut ., and expecting in that way to
destroy it! Joshua has been applied; he
thinks because he hue overthrown uud do
strnyed the epriug ireuhct he can over-
throw the stone wall. Why, it is not phil-
owphic. Don't you one there in no rt-lutlou
between the blowing of these nnmicnl in~
ltrurnente and the knocking down of the
troll? it isn't philosophy.” And I aup
pone there were many wisest-res who aloud
with their brown knitted und with the
forefinger of the right hand to the. for»
“Itzt'l' of the left hindurguiug it. oil out
and hliDWlHl-l that it was not lionsllllc that
such it cause could produce ouch on client.
Ami luupwuotimtnight in the enoamy
meat there was plenty of philosophy and
micoture, and if Joshua had been nomi—
nated for any high military position he
would not have “or, many votes.
Jonhutt'n stock was down. Them-cont]
tiny the prieeln blowing the musical in-
ntrutnt-nts go around the city, and n liill'
ure. Third day, and it failure: fourth day,
and u failure: fifth day, and u failure;
nixth day, and ti failure. The seventh day
cornea, the olituncterictlay. Joshua in up
early in the morning and announce the
trumps, wnlkn all around about, looks at
the city wall. The priests start to make
the circuit of the city. They go all around
onoz, nilurmtnti twice, three time», {our
times, five times, six times, seven times,
and a failure.
There in only one more thing to do, Ind
tint is to utter it great shout. [man
lsrnolilioh army straightening theatre".
up, filling their lungs. for u ‘vociferation
Inch as was» never heard before and new
heard after. Joshua feels that the hour
has come, and he cries to his hoot, “Shout.
for the lard hath given you the city!" All
the people begin to cry, “Down, Jerichol
down, Jericho!" And the long line of
solid masonry begins to quiver. and to
more, and to rock. Stand from under!
She falls! Crush! go the walls, the tem—
pla. the towun, the palatal, the hit black.
cued with the dust! The Imun of the vic-
torious lnrzteliten and the groan of the
conquered Cnnnnnitcs t-ommixmlc. and
Joshua nlnnding more in the tlehris of the
wall hear-tin Volta“ unylng, "‘i‘hs-rs- shall not
unytnnn he illili' in stand ho-iorvthee all
lbednys 1;!!th life."
02:15 itAliAit‘s lions; emu“).
only one: home Hlllll'i'tl. “'llo live.» thorn?
Some [great king? No. Some woman dis-
tinguished for grim: kindly deeds! Nu.
She had been mm . ‘ll'llli for her crimes.
it in the houm- of I. .imi). Why was her
home spared? limww: hllt' haul been a
great. sinner? No, but pecans.- rilu- repent—
ud, demonstrating In all the {tum that there
in mercy for the Clllri of sinners 'i'in- red
cord of divine iujutnriinn n-m'lung from
her window to tiw Lgruuml, nu lint when
the [myrtle new rim! rad mrtl they know it,
Whit the «lit int- llztiicztfion they should not
diuurlrtlu- prI-nliws. making us think of
the divine cord ni’ II. S i'nir’udeliwmncc.
them! cord of it S.l'vlwlll“~< kintlnrm. the
l‘al cord of :t hztviour'a worry. the rut curd
of our nature. Mercy for ill" chief of 4::-
new. Put your ”it“: in 1.1-? Hod, 21ml no
damage ‘lillll lit-full )o l Vim. our world
nhnll ht- tnort- hrribi: ~-I?‘l4v!t;tl~"l than
was Jericho, evrtl in. Ii." impugn-2.6 til the
judgment. tiny, and iiw imi i and the- moun-
tuins,thomctll In. .« -.l.d rihwt' nature
lhall break, tllrv xv than: int-I littliall’a
inlth shall have listlmb'e deliver moo.
When. mpt in lit-z tlu' l-t firm. of «.m- r glow,
And Harm's hut ILu't-lw' Imk-w‘ thumb
below:
Thou. unlumwmi. .1. m u » 'f w
All! light thy t \rle .v.t firttur.
But .llrltttit'r troop may tin! hull here,
The command "I-'ort-.-;u'nl, nmrchi"
Thm in thm'ity ul .\l; 1: ml: .t It» token.
How shall it ln- l'liw’ll \. «uniting: pm‘ty
come» bark and r lt~, .i. alum, we can do
that wltlmul 3pm. 1' :~ .wme: M ln- it Vl~ry
any job; you jmt -'.w in n- while we go
and upturn it ‘ :‘z »\ tom-rt. with nhmnll
regiment in inn : . . H..- . it}. The men of
AI Inn" of "'0 n izlnl mac out: yell. and the
[smitten run ill-.t' mmh-ut The northern
trmpn tit Ilull lion did m: make such
rapid tinn- n. chm.- irim'ilftw with the
Continuum uftv-r tlwn. Hwy m-ror out
blurb nmrry ”gun in when they won- on
theretreut. Anybody llllll “00% out in the
hula»! Uml with only half I: turn», in.
and of your whim lit" uu-nof ,\i, the
Isl of Al trill taln- )u-‘i ixmk m. the
church»! (find «.1. ti." n-trvu. ’l'htv llor-
rum i mull»,
lziurrul pilot.
I--,
Intuit mtmilni. .‘tit‘ lluuwtt, the
missionary. *‘l'nli not; mioi .1 “IN“
nanny L'lrtiallrm (won't ”I v.- tw'k, O
ehnreh of thl' Hwy. I will nevi-r be
taken; ”(lift you H‘v , ”Ul‘tlhtiilll mn-
llhl‘ lth- o-utrn up .‘vi. n-nu, Iht; mined-rt:
In,” T} tltlttll Ill‘i" ( i t ”In Em'ttlrv- :tf ltw
Ullternit} of 1 ‘h: ~5-l-.., :tl‘. i :t grout runny
“and [until-ton}. "in” it»: ., H rlturrlx ul
(Jud! llon’u: now tlwti‘fzmiinn pitLIum»
phy in “nit-y, In in mun-no.- it) worldly
Mlphy Killian." Hmlwvtpllrtmm
”minor into ti.‘ lilill.ill.tlllr:. and IL. n
"Input ttmtly people who in}: "4 Lt'tt’
Winrutitzntimi i. mum; in mtnhruw
[be Mosaic flh‘lrill-l ul’ Hut . tutttzmt. h'nll
“chi" I’l'lrtlrlnnl tlw . nub it haw tower
kl any right tn lull lulu Z.
lllfillll 1"ill‘ SUNS.“
Joel-nu lull» on lite tar-o in . ll-.».’,lill. it it
thinly time you Her or: Mr II.” it of hi!
Id. "0 inllion his law :wi l‘l'ulll'l to
m, Mill It? only“; ”lllr, lmtli “ml, where
flu hut thou atoll Inruunht thiapeopk
m Jordon to Joint“; m lulu ll‘lt‘ list"! 0‘
lb. Alurriten In tltmtrqy It!5 “'tittld toilod
we had liven l‘tlllln'tli mxd dwit on the
other vii-leaf Jordan? For the Cnnnnnltu
dull thvinlmlvimntn of the land shall
“of it. and vimll em iron us round um!
moflmtr llzlil’l" from the earth."
[urn wry Himl .imlmu nivl that. lit-for.
“ ”ml M ii li‘.‘ l‘un' n PIpo'l’nAllll'I‘
and therefore mold not he no or.
III to us: but I llml he in it man, he in
”I! nrnon. Just o s wmrlimm you find I
III under urn-rt- nmnmitiotl, or In u had
”to of phynlml limit h, or worn out with
network lying down :me hlfllllllfl ahtmt
milling Irving deform-d. lnm rumor»
when l henrthietrjr of Joshua no he
h in the duet. ’
Bod cm and rouse: hltu. llowtla.
he tonne him? By complimentary apo-
? So. lie says: "Get the '3
me that than upon thy beer"
I“
utmntllvmrnutrouwuhn
4
Thouctvm thetwnanothil heir
tle. I! he had been in it bewould him
monwvictory. Beunthershis troupe
wound him and says, "Now. let us go up
and capture the duel Al; let us go up
right away."
They march on. lie puts the majority
of the troops behind it ledge of rock.» in th‘
night, run! then he tends cornparutiyely
entail regimental up in trout of the city.
The men of M can» out with n shout. The
nmnll regiments of lamelltes In ntrntugenl
loll hack and full hook, and when ullth.
men of Al have It'll the wit); and are in pur-
suit of these “l.‘;lllt.'l'&‘tl,Ul' whiningiym
tetetl, regiment; Joshua st 11an on it rock—-
l we lliz; look» thing in the wind on!»
points his vapour toward the dmtm'tl city,
and tlml. in the signal. The limit rush out
irom behind the m i... :iiitli'llu! the city,
and If. lri pm to the l'li‘t'll. and then those
Israelites. ii. the oil; [with down, Itml the
flying regiment» of ibi‘llt‘liif's return, and
between limo two “lives oi lnrtwlltish
prowew ' f .‘.i are destroyedmnd
the inn: . * . victory. And while
lkt'tlllzm v' I:
-. - of that do»: toyed
city on . » .nmi while i llmlt’ the huzza
oi the 57.1.,mui the groan of tho Car
Mililli'v,’ . ..l hours; «unwilling louder
than Ii nil digging flllll oeixoiuttthruugh
his soul. " n'iwn- shall nut any than be able
to niuml before thee till the days: of thy
life.”
oz; in Tilt: t'n't' or «mum.
But this is no place for the host oi
Joahua to ntop. "Forward, march!" crib
Joshua to theiroopst. There in the cityai
GllX’Oll. It hm put itself under the pro
tection of Joshua. They sent word, “There
Ire five killui after us: they are going to
destroy tr»; wml troops quick; stand on
help rig it away." .luthua hon it three
dnys' mnl‘t'li at more than douhlequick. 0n
the morning of thntiylrd day he in before
the enemy. There are two long linen of
bottle. The bottle opt-rut with great slaugh-
ter. but the (‘nnmtnitos soon discover nome—
thing. They any: “That is Joshun. That
in the man who conquered the spring
freshet and knocked down the stone wall
and deatmyetl the oily of Al. There is no
mo demote." And they sound a retreat,
and {to they lie-gin to retreat Joshua and
his hoxt «prim: upon them like u panther,
pursuing them ow-rtlu- rocks; and as these
Cunuuuites u ll ll sprained ankles amt gush-
ed foreheads retreat, the zntnpults of the
sky pour u volley of lutilmonos into the
valley, and all the artillery of the heavens
with bullet-l of iron pound the Cnnonnitos
Igninat the ledges of Both lmmn.
"Uh!" says Joshua. "this is surely a vic-
tory," "But do you not. see the aim is go'
ingduwn?’ 'i‘husc- Amnrirm are going to
get away after oil, and then they will come
up snmt‘ other time and bother us, and
perhaps destroy us." Son, the sun is going
down. (lll, for it longer day than has ever
been seen in this clitntttel \Vllut. in the
mutter with Jit-lillit? llm-t he fallen in :m
apoplocticliti' No. lleisiu prayer. Look
out when a good mm: makes the Lord his
ally. Joshua mist-:4 his face, mdinnt with
prayer, and Inuit» or. the descending sun
overliidcun and at the faint crescent of
the moon, for you know the queen of the
night smnviimtw Will lingwr umuud the
palnemnftimdny. l’nintingone hand at
the descending sun and tho other at the
faint crescent of the moon, in the mum.- of
that God who shaped the worlds and more;
the worlds, hr f’lll't“. "Sun, numrl thou still
upon liibeon; and thou moon in the valley
of .‘ljulouf' They halted.
\Vhr-tlwr it. was by refraction of tin.- nun'n
my» or by the stopping of the whole plum
etury system I do not knowtmd do not
care. i lrnt’oii to the ('hrlfiiinu unit-mists
and the infidel .«ivutish to settle that.
quest; m. while] li‘ll you 1 how turn the
lame filing. "\Vhttll" any you, ‘ not the
Inn standing still?" You. The mute mir~
twin is performed uowudayvt. r.Ji’ho wicked
tin not. lire out half their day, zmd the min
must unnu. lint let it man «um nut in
hattlcforliod rind truth and “worm ‘in,
and the, day of Iii-s the-in lnesx i~ prolonged
and prolonged and prolonged.
THEIR “‘1 ill“. ill". \I A l Sill).
John Sumtm-rlleld “21:4 n th-ntuptive
Methodini. He looked feuriuily whingl
untold. ‘h lw stood in old South Street
church in Brooklyn preaching; Christ, nnd
when he hlllml wit the anniversary plntiorm
in New York pit-ruling fur the lliillt' until
llnlllllfll and unknown glories rolled forth
from that bunk, When llf: my, dying his
pillow wan hrmlmi with the wing»; of the
angel from the nit-int, the masonry-r that
God sentdon-n. Did John Summerileld'n
lunuet? Did.lohuSumnu-rileld’mlayend?
Oh. no. lie ll‘v‘l‘rl on in his burning utter
lures In lmlmll of the ('hriuiun church
Robert McClluyut! my. :1 cathnmptivo
Presbyterian. It was said when he. pn-nclml
heeouuhed no it not-tried us If he would
never preach xtgniu. iii.» mum- in fragrant
in All Christendom, Llllll’ nutm- mightier
todnythnn Wit-t cu-r hi» living; pronoun,
flu lil'vd to prt‘tu'li (in. tzmprl 1n Alwrdn-n,
Edinburgh and llutltlor, lml hr went
Away wry curly. llo prr-uvhml liim-v-lfinto
the grow. ”mt ltolwrt Sicf'hvym-E nun
set? In Robert, )lci'lxeytm‘g. day wudmll
Oh, no! ills «lying delirium mu filled
wlth prayer, nml when he lifted his hand
to pnnouncc the ln'nctlil‘titrn upon hll
hmily, Mid the ll'fll‘dlt‘lltln upon hia votin-
try,henmnumltomyz “I cannot tlli‘ now;
lvnnt tn live on and on. heard in start
in influence for the «hurt-h that will here!
centre. lnm only lllyt‘itrn nfnw' Hun of
my ('hrintinu mininiry. Hlnlltl will over
Scotland." And It ntnwl Hill.
HOW A Clllufl’l’lA‘i FAN IIIM.
A loot: tinm ago there tum n f'hrintinn
woman “l“fyf'lltlml'fllt‘d, and who lmd n
drunken husband, and no on name the
night of domestic trouble. rihn imt It'
children, and there come the night of hu-
I’clvement. She won very ill, dud then
“me the. trial". of airline”. "or not]! (I.
parted, and there (‘an the night n all.
But all threw night» of trouble on dark.
lean nnd sorrow nmlnit‘ktm Were illu»
mined hy til:- unm- nf the (impel. mu] pm.
pie mime many miles to me how ehmrfully
lChriatian could be nick and hmv cheerful
Iy I Christian "odd ill“. The moon that it
Inmltlal tlmi night of trouble true It Heller.
tint! from the Sun of rightmummt in
tit-lent homo! that. night - that night of
Muen- Mlll uiztltne'ln nnd mlttitmtitm. In
chimed her hand toward ltenvnu, the.
whontood neamat her pillow could hear
the whinperm-for she wanmf to live on In
the generations that were to follow, nonun-
M in (Sud; she trimmed In have an it!
Incite». Inuit ulter- stbe hurl entered upon
Internal reward. end while her hand
in lifted and her lips» were moving, that.
mouth live.
" looking» hie efimnuuonttr lull.
Whom nearest her pillow muld Irene
hire-y, '"l‘hmr moon, Marni mil in tha‘
"flay of Ajnlou "
But Joshu- I'm not quin- thrungh.‘
Me tr- tlme for five funerals before th-
mof thnt prolonged tiny net. Whnwill,
peach their funeral mun? him-nine
' bed the funeral minor: om Louie
Who '1" preach “fl lutwwtl m.
”of those lira dead king» .44 nt‘
Winn. hint; of “emu, Imp .lrm
lath, hing of laehlah, him; (.5 mm:
lat It thyJuehnn. What in la‘ , .ut’
Whit M la! theepitoph put en ti... «Mm
‘bnm "l’hflul not any man h;
m” . .A- *A-‘m ‘4 “‘
I"
uglie-
thefnreyoufutm thedoortm
liveniore tinn- heh unamb-
Klng Alcohol. Kin M W
King Somdflom‘lh; Infidelity.
thewbehthudedendhurlthmtn.
Mn up thadoor forever. What
inscription and what shall the epitaph
{or all Christian philanthropinul of
sites are going to earn: pad look
What shall the lmcrlptlon be? ”I'll”
shall not any man be able to stand I)“
thee all the days of thy life."
Till]! FOR JOSHUA 1'0 00 um
But it is time tor Joehue to no home.
no is ill) Year: old. Washington wot
down the Potomnc,nnd at Mount VI
Ion clowd his days. “Ellington dill
peacefully M. Ansley House. Now, where
shall Joshua rent! Why, he III to have
his arena-st battle now. After a hul-
dred nnd ten year- he hen to meat Q
hing whohns more enhjecte than till the
present population of the earth, his throne
a pyramid of skull», his pattern the grave
yard» and the cemeteries of the world, hi
chariot the world's helm—4M King of
Terrors. lint. if this In .‘loehun’u granted
battle, It in going to be Joshua’s greeted
victory. lie gathers his friends around
him and gives his valedlcwry, and it in
full of reminiscence. Young men tgll
what they are going to do; old men tell
what they have done. And us you It".
heard u grandfather or mentornndfather,
rented by the evening lire, tell of Men—
mouth or Yorktown, and then lift the
crutch or stuff on though it were a muslin.
to light and show how the old bottles were
won, uo Joshua gathers his friends around
his dying couch, nod he tells than the
story of what he hue been through, and as
he line there, his. white locks snowing
down on hi» wrinkled forehead, i wonder
if God has kept his promise all the way
through.
As he lieu there he tells thentory
two or three times~ynu hut-e heard
peeple wll a story two or three times over
—-and he answers: ”I go the way of all the
earth and not one word of the promise has
failed, not one word thereof has failed; all
has come to WISH, not one word thereof hat
failed." And then he turns to his family
an a dying parent will nnduayu: “Choose
now whom you will serve, the God of la-
rael, or the God of thc Amoriten. Aafor
me and my house we will were the Lord."
A dying parent cannot be reckless or
thoughtless in regard to his children.
Consent to part with them forever It
the door of the tomb we mount. By
the cradle in which their infancy wen
rocked, by !he bottom on which they
first lny, hy tiw blood of the covenant,
by the God of Joshua it shall not be.
We will not pun, we cannot. part. Je-
hovah Jim-ll, u:- t.tiw litre of. thy prnmlnc.
"i will in- u flu-.1 m I'm-u ltntl ill) art-vi miter
Chftt'.”
DI'il'l, IIn- ul'l rimiLtln llllHL be laid
out. lirtlr‘lil' Lam wrz, gently; thttr wivrtwl
bod} inm-r t (2 null: ti and rm yourmn' on»
buy him .. V . z" ' "r n n. i'mm {tn-1 f'hri’
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THE SUNDAY SUN
For 1891
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liilill‘lal'llill'l’dflTI'IVI'lxfiilN'h'Huu!"
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Year. TIM-y Will appear (nit tr. it'll-I
SUNIHY SI'N, mm. Will (' -l.-«'.llu:r th-
Jvul lift'tmy imtfun- of IN”.
.1 ll: W nltvl'y lly llw «atllt- i“ ll ll!$l£t“l
mtImr' wlt i wr. m "flw ll {1' :m i l’vm «v
Englhh uf (llr Univ,” will to [till-ll‘littl
In J .ntmrv Ill Till‘. >UNIHY SI'N
ll. RIDER. ”All” \llll'fl "Erie" Will
i Hf
light l-,’ llmixlt Iln‘m . w-n "King HA
r‘l‘lfll‘: turnts ever rlui' rHl mt.
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unit's Milli” ' A N [nrvllllll by ,. w ”v
in” vlv II~ llrv in :i lithllI that. lung” v)
in put, inn-u fl-Plt It. will :lmuur Im‘)
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l. .twr lh l‘IJl THE HUNIH Y Hl'N a ll
print the tmv-l of "iv y-m by lfn’l'wlt'
"u “at of Radium Fit-mm, lila- mum
l ”till, who “I‘ll Ul' lllllllt‘ Hun t I [lit
till-Itiutllliifl unv. i, Will haw.- nvrlv d
()thr mtguml IIlt'lflf’ femur: n are . it
wt‘trd from the (tripling cm trshutnrw;
W. D. Howel‘s, I. A. Edison.
John Swinton, A. lay Fummings,
George Weredith. WIllIom Black.
Andrew Lang, W. Clark liustoii,
Silica re Ilivart, Conan Doyle,
Rudyard Kipling. it man Loclyer,
And Huey other Renowned Wynne.
THE Sfllflll Sill
Put the running tut-lye month- wlIIvanl
more news and more httlltnnt literature
M the Nahum ole-w and by the mmt div
mam-Ind of living write". than no,
other periodical in the rolled limit I.
By mum .2 as Your.
“are” run um. New run.
Milt
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Ill em Duvet.
3pc- lhllymt alienated!” i 901e,.
i. no Memoir”! too.
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DON‘T DELAY
n n P‘s
Bits AH“
«out. on lovehrut. Juana.
glowing (biggie-chill- M "an. 5 mm.
cum for Conn-nut to am -, est n ma talk! to
, unread I”: line “£an will no the a.
all.» elm to: thumb“. nanny
Mu everyvlnl. hum , hymn mum.
lieu ”It (.‘It ula’n
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Craven l’liurlera mm VIII-u
The»: im- the ruly safe Hemodur- m m. 4,] dime
illu- o‘ M h tin I'll'r IN .‘t, IM- "on. mm: M:
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ml LI-ei I‘LI‘L list: to.) name ya: ’u pfftcl
mean:
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(7. R. It. h.
(rah fl tlif’llw l' u. Climatic. N. J.
mi." 17‘
Plaisted’s Drug store.
flow it finr'ltnll't
p24
u 8 Caught. Colds, lnfludma,3tthchlllt,
flatmates. Whooping (.ongh, Creep.
are Iuoai. Milling, and every nlt‘ .- ... of t .r,
‘lhvoal. Longtnd Chest mrlurim Consumption
.‘prmly nihil lu'?m.lf.fl.t l ml in! fifty yam.
” Plies. Bunions,”
Brianna. lam-ma. My! "ho-ant and til
”inrfl'l’sv the f'ltlil and Flood .r. mm: by
FOWLE'S PILE and HUMBR CURE.
'i'l‘ln
flillliifii Bililliilll.
8i filmy Si... lien York City.
we mv: (I::~1~‘<.‘tfl;‘l.' on mm
Steel Slain Farm Wagon,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Outta.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders
Buggies, Phaeton, Surreyu,
Spindle Wagons,
Tap and Na Top Delivery
Wagons, Mill: Wagcna.
‘l’;'.'. ta 7.23M t: :c;;'.7 Euler 2:4 Catrina,
They are it“? .trticlrt that mil in”
yt‘u Our Wugrna nwr n wcfli.w.48
repartition M to quail! 1. "pie 9: 1 [my ,
None Supernr arr—rt Spritzkzem VJ:
have the l..-..' Street fift'mx‘nrr: m the
form. Mm have the nor M! and befl
rural Mills Wagni‘ll l1. New Y..;.... '
rim-Rm
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nude ltlmm " ' . ‘ i Hanam’ls
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tval jun, lttnultfiold’rly “travailflpw.
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who emit a f ‘4 . l MM .1 1.,
for limpet hwy. u,» evil go :. a. 5'
I / r’tKll"t"‘. >.‘i '4 at i.’ a
nut or or: co m‘
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Am the 1mm cit-air.
radon-tantrum: ' . ,
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new: the!» l 2 1‘ .u «wit you
wentorlfm Em . t’ .1 ll r an 5454 row
for free llinflralrr r » 't ‘ r». wl refit-«4
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peek y by "pram, «.21.: to ,«sm em.
mum“ will! (1).,
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inc] v New W’ln’flWflnM
flmt Mum titer: in. w firms.
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met hie-tut any-toe
P 1.. A tr 1 N G
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Amtnm Pmammrne-vm
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and Hartford It. It.
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18 North Main Street. I
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Gwen hired to all «updated well. We
p4 u d L—eu en mm d from inner It", “f
ma ienre. w, traction gnu-meat no.”
low I: g . yrs
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MUNE oaeundothewnk. II
We hunt» everything. I’- Itut you. 50 not. teem
your n or motion». or all your time to the watt. 1'“
more y um mom-d turnip Modem» amt-nary
[431mm eru- «min; tron are to I“ ”unveiled
. morn-(tn- little u a. Fourth“
pluynunl end teeth you I". lit) toll I.
inf/mutton rull. ’I'RUB ‘5 z ,,
A V HA I t l onion-tote
teach an fuirly intelll‘rlt mo"
nu, villi! can read and write all _
liter instruction, will wort
how to can in- lieu-t
IonrlnthelrowntotalltlnvvhmnrtheyllnjI’ll-l.
the Illnui'mn or "mm", uwuut whirl: you an tar-that
5:- v for not “Kiln-4 "wen-omin- Ibo".
d ldmln. but one “other from one! or
lrrady taught aml provided Villa It» It“
I.fll’l1lllf' who m lllnhinw our III“ a new . ll'l
FIVE MILE I“ VLB.
'l‘tmoi-im munniuttuter of Belly mutate I! M"
otfrrn fir lured «ml: for vote In iii" «Mirror mice
0 mm guitar an a guest yum: y o! llmilrn ml
trimm pep, t . new w. uh will he high enoug I and
low .mm.“ to Hill the moat Lanai m4.
llnhy and lloll Carriages.
Frank Boylston.
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LIVE NEW 'r’liliI-l,
the when w one. i at . Hi how .
1ft .. , m r in». . i ill 5; .' hf . ‘J
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LEAVE lil’i‘ll knit '1 M It In FOLLOW 7
A M Ii: 7, (I: tr
eul‘wer 4:! vim,
Volt I’AlllIIKY
it.) infirm. lard. ”flifllfilyt'lf’ o 2 n
that Who! l'ursr « «~ :9; re? w: 3
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to.“ Mom: "Jone/1.1.x A [—1633, 715'; (you,
ll 6.. l' M.» 1.0 ',m hunvltynsm a in ,505
p. to.
Main Line.
Lita“ liitllliill’mt'l'.
Von l‘tflrl'llur A l -7 0h. an: ; 11300.net ;
Wt ti. to”; W to mix A I 4:0 '1: no,
the null yr , '7 if» nnndny- —-'.' at a. m.. mail.
:iime only in far “I (heat Butlngton.
truer on» o- for or New .Iliforn
We. ii Mum, Vice heft. fien'.‘ las'z‘x
it It Mommy:
t. r. F'IIIII 'mt Mum vw aw ltth/ntmr
0th Mo'ioln'iurt ’
Daily Will Freight Lilli
South florwalk
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Norwalk, Gt.
Till Pfllil'll.l.llll
CITY OF “Will 8: EAGLE
Mu my! Pin or, her. ltivrr [Minna rluertt,
.m turn a! 7.5. to, unaware»: 29 m.)
in into IIt'Wfi'l from 7 n to tv.'. p m
Kunming mm: mu horwrik st '. p nasal
em ti Stank aunt! p m
height titer. trout arm two red in: oil Ain't on
do. "'lll'vflf) wt {torture and hhrpong trrMn
01"”:th f“ Wl'll mire.
1,:me rnlttrflltln'j'filfi if (”we of N: rnnlk
mod logo... in «of. for 1; r. i .crre of in ion!
Macherrln Mm U’mtlr l. J. Uv
if u. wanna» n 'urh fl (”in ::.g Mr of the
umplflyaenf 41w lmuh of 1m- .tm. uh am u l at
me In rillhfllfir at'.
FURNITURE.
GREAT moms.
DAVID STOW
sci. amt smzz'r.
Cl’ n’l’Alfln.
Wm. H. Haskell in,
PLUMBING,
Til ill Shot in Work.
Hot Air Heating,
Btovee and Rangers.
m were for All of the
Billlll {mate {it}: Specialties
no south llsln Street,
MINI! SOIWALI, - ($05!.
10!!!! 11. mm
Wm.» Infill rm ’ I! fill In“
Kill. All] W001]
Crick. Mme. Como-t.
8hr. Ito... lite.
Millet, linen-trans, hornet
Instant. Pruhlln. on!
film Cult.
tint in mm Pill?
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flnulevr. “tat
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A VILUAILI AID Mil-V IIIIIIII- LITTLE IIOTIUIII‘I‘ '0. mm:
MPLEX” sumo-Miriam WBLER Allll m
‘lhlril the rnmt (fleet, zuemimt. I" at and «flutter little toilet srtielurer Invented. t col» '
nee a (Zomhvflur er of superior finish wiih an itnprcvud Tong Crimpermnd both part: helnzgloctm '
unlit. it quickly [Fodurl‘fl wonderfully pit-mung and faahlonnhle results. With Ite old the hair
he in any iml eta». und when m hm! with this; little inurnment it "thin-them n
m, II not even at ‘
PRICE.
u
cted by tho dump air. Once turd, clues: end.
on. BR'DGMAN a \3 an. new
X Size.
holrlllto net Curlers nnd Grim . never faile in and
, . nonr'i'r unnntnnn re §m Al no!
the lending orig, dry and fancy goods trade generallv. but if not obtainable In your
vicinity we mail it to any dreu, poet-paid. guaranteeing ufo .lelivery, on reteipt of or
n for 03.00. Remit h draft, express, or poet-onion mont- order. or currency in reguterenlettn
Emit... tombs - venom Broadway. N Y. ention thin paper. A are wanted for
r. ridgmn a Curmadlmhcmhclts, nndepecialtien. lienutifnlund nopulnraoodr. not libenium
”W...“ 4
It does not break oil or min the
in luarnutced to give aatlnlnctlnn
II II for “£5?
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W.B.HALL
«23 00.
BR IDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS BU BS RU .
Best Light, Best. Ventilation and Best Assortment of Silks,7
Velvms and Handsome Dress Gowds in New'England. 7
BLBAKS AND l'lllll.
Our as~0rtment of Seal Capes, Wool Seal, Astrnlmn, Mink
and Sable Capos, Seal Jackets, Plush Capes and Jackets ions.
large as any New York house. and '
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
We are largest (lHtlIfl'S in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin"
l'ndvrwezn', Small Wares, Dress Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
Ari Hand» in iridgepm'i.
w. B. HALL (it 00.
l
littlest lands for [118 Least hint—i
3001's AND SHOES
AT THE 5T0!!!) OF
C. H- Harvey §
Having the largest stock and it good assortment to make '
selections: hum, we are prepared in iurmeh everything from a
child's lll-(‘I'lll shoe to :t giant's $5 Imot. A number of Spotti-
stitics in gents”, Indivs' and children's shone. A ludics’ fine Kid
Button ”Hill. ill $3, illtmurly $33. Missvs' Gum] School Shoe,
only :31, Children's School Show. at 75 cents. Please icon
and examine tluwc goods, as it, is it pleasure to SliOW them. ‘
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North Nluin I‘ll” South Norwalh;
Till it had inn Pull
m .4... -...... .....
Bills in sun:
GLOVER £01.81; .
WW. W-..
S P EC [AI/1‘1 135.! r.
If)!” Boron Kid ladim' $2130 Shoes are thr- hum ever piloted In South I'm
new French Km mm Served. tuner French turned and mm at you“
wilihmmmh you. ‘
A tall line of ladin’. Children" and Iien’s Shoe- thut will pay I" to . .
CLOVER & OLSEN
lenders in the Boot and three Trude. '
iiii‘lii ii. in n Elillll Sllflll
Norwalk Chronicler