: $19.50, former prices 2838 and $31
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. THIS WEEK A'I.’
Flilll & lllllT’S.
To reduce stock we will sell Seal Plush Sacques at $25 ard
reduced in same roportion. '
We have aboni) fifty Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks included
in our bargains for this week. They must he sold ; please call
i
and get the prices.
Plush and Cloth Jackets
We shall make a stir in Domestics this week. Bleached
innslins, one yard wide, 5c; Unbleached Muslins, 450; Best
Standard Prints, 6c.
The balance of our Holiday Goods we will close out regard-
less of cost.
Carpets at old prices for this week.
.4»...
--snnttn t Hill-—
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
WE GREET YOU
with a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New
Year! and invite you to examine our stock ol good things for
the holidays: Elegant Sweet Florida Oranges from 25 cents
per dozen up, Grape Fruit, Malaga Grapes. all kinds oi Nuts,
Candies, Figs and Dates.
Tea for 45 cents per pound.
of Imported Jams in the city.
We are selling large quantities of
We have the largest assortment
It will cost you nothing to in-
spect our goods and we take pleasure in showing them.
+—
nn t H nun.
Selling Out”!
“goods In our GIFTS“ FERN-mi“ G DEPARTIBNT, Underwear and ilmlrr at nnv price
All
III! go, lo we will give up these departments to nuke room for our SPRING MIL iNliitY.
____..._.._.
FUR OAPES
' ,mhe sold at any reasonable price. We non. nuke morn.
AND MUFFS
CORSETS.
We have the largest stock of these goods in the state, And will clue out our r-urpiua stock in for
below cat. During this Mic we will sell our special brud, in well kcown. for 33 cents.
.~————oov
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
AND IUYYLKRS in Plain. White and Fancy must go with the rat. Do not miss this opportunity.
_ _ «H
MILLINERY.
All trimmer! this and Shapes mun he cold. no reasonable offer refused.
v—‘O— _.
H. KRIEGER,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk.
lilllllllillllli
illll MEATS
AT ’I'IIE 0L0 STAND 0F
THAD
DEUS GUYER,
(Successor to 1‘. Ban Guy-er It Son),
8 P R I N G W o o D ,
ALI. ORDERS I’RIMI I’TLY FILLED.
any People find it. to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
:‘iBALANCEi
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A’l‘
84 WASHINGTON ST.
‘ OUTH NORWALK. 0'1"
been oiiered in South Norwalk
t
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money by the operation, but to
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Still 1 noun N Slllli
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We are going to ofler twoSpecial Bargains for this week. “Pd
we feel confident in saying that never have two such bargains
before.
Underwear.
We have on hand about 100 don-n Gents’ (in-y Mixed
Underwear, of which the great tintiorily is Dranrs, which
explains how we ollor them at the price we do
We had to close out the entire lot lcl't at thc lnc'ory.
price is to be, for this week 39 cents each. It Will pay
you to look at them, for in lookin '
inasmuch as these. are no sec-om} rate quality, but \voltltl hold
their own against any 62;; cent Underwear oilercd in town.
'l'o gcl them
Our
~r we
,«s v
know you will buy,
all Newtonian.
Garments that We sold early in the Sfl‘irnll for $l5. to day
fill] be had for $9.95—a clear saving of $5 pcr garment ; th' so
We oilcrcd at $8 98 reduced to $4.93
l m.
Wt- r'xpvl in
oilsct lliiswc shall have the
use oi the moncy. and abo shall not ltm- to carry the slot’h’
Remember those oilci‘s hold good only in this Week at
~THsm
South Norwalk Boston Store
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NOR'WkaK CT.
00*
F. H.
llpen Monday. \‘l'cdnesduy and "an «lay ili'ciiin: .
”NAS H“& BRO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A l'lfii'.‘ 5Tiil'h u.
CARLSBAD, FRENCH AND liillllillHN 1 lli' .i.
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.
Si‘l(i)I{IN(fr .AN 1) \V 111‘ 3‘11! SI'Z'I‘S
FANCY CUPS, seuccns AEJD PIi‘CHERS.
Mugs, Plain and Shaving. Engraved and Plain Glass Ware.
Ul‘R GOODS ARE l’lliST-"L\Si AND “'1”. iii} 5 Ll) ‘i’l‘ 'l'.lt§ llt‘yl'l‘hT PHI-’21»,
F. H. NAa-aH d3 BRO.
THE OVERLAND Pllllllfllfl, till
But you can't do l' v Ivizuuu in mi ilt.ivc: in
bowel of
PillNNil. JNNNN ll Palltl
FLOUR i
To your lu-‘lll‘nt‘t', all expenm paid. to:
Atirlm-a cumin-intuition l liii- (illn-
iltt'rlnnd l’rotliuiv- "mitpuny
OYSERS
Norwalk Oysters
Thnt have not lll't n llli'tllll
Fill], Dunn, (llama, Salt Fish,
SCA '4 [A ) I ’3.
Pure Tomato Catnip, Imported star
dines, Pure Venn-m Maple Mrup,
imported "upon. l'lrk'ul on»
ten» mlirderflhnnul (load 4
-————of All fi'udfln'm‘
' f lhl‘
ounces encourage Pnon'pru
WELUFF
lilillllllll‘llll lllllli'l‘
One ”Nutrition lit-1t.
are! Veal lab. lotion Parkman out huh
C’ornd’ lad. Emmi Tong-o rim.
MIMI, accountants. limit.
rum Ito.
.
HomeyDromd Poultrv I Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
mam
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filialarnlizill,
RL'NPU l .
Iltllr. w lt‘t’ " l'-I!\‘ N
S‘DI‘T" Stilt“ \IJC. - ('0\\
line llllllll
0) air! sfrt III I“ out the wry-emul-
ing -.\ :tlt rs u i‘t't'tl in vt‘l'l')‘
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3'. E. PC? W ER
act if i’imi'll F'l‘oit
15.00
on"
w. L. oouctAs
$3 snos ““0""-
tm for urn! mo.
“pied. and no stun
.
Milena-inmmwu.
on bottom. Adam!
In. nouonn M
lineman. Mun. sold
John Schaub & Son,
'nhtnxlrm Hlmh lion“: Hutu-ii. ”l M)
w. ;. s'i't'noits, “mom.
IDA |' MIA View; ER.
Volt sol'l‘li sour 11K ANN Noliwnui
Vault! and (ft-”pools rlmnul and tllrin’et'twl on the
improved plan. All only” promptly attended to.
tlddr rs
Charles 310“,
film 9" Ullrflolrl I‘VQIIDQ. Bridgeport.
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0777292”- r‘t‘t} 3" t; ’ 3:
Examiner in
05%; arr—66m»-
II. it. l’nteniolfleo,
1370 to 1383.
Dillon, 430 Kain Street.
n Umm
”mm-tr. 0.8!.
in Hill Winter;
Minamoto prim.
KW YEAR'S SERMON DY REV. DR.
TALMAGE.
l
K. Spank. vi the Fight Between tho
Powers of Light and the Powers of
IDIrknow—Chrlltlnm Need the Help
:I'hu Comes from On High.
BMOKLYN. Jan. 4.—-—i)r. Tulmage’s New
Year’s sermon is a ringing battle cry to
ministers and Christians everywhere. call.
lug upon them to join in a combined
charge on tho intrenchmcnts of sin and 5&-
tin. It. made In deep impression on the
rut crowdlwlio heard it in this city this
morning, and at The Christian Herald ser-
vice tonight. in New York. The cothusl.
mu at the latter service was increased by
the effective aid rendered by a large vol-
unteer choir which has been organized
from the audiences, who sung with n vol~
tune and fervor seldom equaled. After the
singing of the hymn commencing,
(lame, Holy Spirit. heavenly dove.
With all thy quickcnlng towers,
Dr. Tulmago preached the following ser-
mon from the text, Luke xxiv, 49, “'I‘arry
ye in the city of Jerusalem until ye he err
ducd with power from on highz"
For n few montlm, in the providence of
God. 1 how two pulpits, one in Brooklyn
and the other in New York, and through
the kindness of the printing press on ever
widening opportunity. To all such been
era and readers 1 come with nu especial
message. The time has arrival for a for-
ward movement such as the church and
the world have never seen. That there is
I need for such a religious movement. is;
evident from the fact that never since our
world was swung out ainougtlic planets
has there been such an organized and dc-
termincd alien to ovcrtlirow righteous-
perils, and make the Ten commandments
obsolete and the whole Bible at derision.
Meanwhile alcoholism is taking down its
Victims by the hundreds of thousands. and
the political parties not down on their
knees, practically saying: “0 thou ul-
mighty rum jug! we bow down before E
thee! Give us the (illiccswcity, state and '
national. Oh, give us the offices, and we
will worship thee for ever nod ever.
Amen."
The Christian Sabbath meanwhile. up
pointed for physical, mental and spiritual :
rest, is being scculuriztnl und abolished.
As if the bud publishing houses of our
own country had exhausted their literary
filth, the French itli'l ltus~inn sewers have
been touted to pour tlicir htrurrility rind
moral slush into the trough where our
American swine are now wallowing.
Meanwhile there :irecnuugh houses of in»
famy in all ourcitics, open and unmounted
of the low, to invoke the omnipott-rtt
wrath which buried Sodom under :1 deluge
of brimstonc. 'l'iie pantie-maniac world,f
think. lifLs massed its troops, and they are
ni this moment pl} inztlicir batteries upon
fumil} circles. church circles, social circles,
political circles and national circles.
Agmiiyon Ii in the Hilllllt', and riding at 1
the loud of his uiyrniitlonw would rupture
llll" world 1' Ir tl'iriuic“ :itid woe.
’l’lli‘. .\ll.\lL~Tl :‘ Hi“ Till: i'Nl'l‘l-LD STATES.
'lli-tt is one oli- of the conflict now rug
tin,v 0n the Ulllvi’ side we have the most.
magnificent gospel machinery that the
u N erd cvcr :“i\\' or llt‘:t\‘£'il evcr invented. in i
the lirst plow t llt'f“ .m- in this country mort-
tlgrm citrlity thou-«ind ministersof religion
and. tolu- tliciii as a clam. more comer
crazed. holler. more consistent, more self
rt. nying. mors- lftl'cllfl‘ll men never lived. I
know them by the thousands l have met
them in every city l not told. not by them,
but by people outside our profession, pm-
ple cniznued in ('liristiun and reformstory
work, that the clcrgyof America are at the .
liOflil of oil mod enterprises, fliitl whoever l
else fnil they truly be depended on. The
truth of llilh l\ ill-iriaiiistrntml by the fact.
that when :i iillllim'l‘l’ of religion docs fall,
it is so t‘kv'l‘llllwlllll tlizit the fli'Wwpztl’ii‘l'S re-
port it it‘- soun-Iliini: startling. wiiili-u huti
tlf‘l‘tl mru ill cilu-r culling-t may go down
without the math-r being considered its 1"”
pucinlly “'Ui‘lll mentioning;
In ittltlllirlll i-a timr equipment in moral ,
cimrnctt 1‘ the clergy of this Country have
all that the M'liii'vl~i can give. .\ll nrt‘ltzl‘o
‘ logiml, Hit-torn .il, ~l‘lt‘iilllli‘, st‘llultL‘lll",
N‘ literary :lllllllllili'lif. S ) much for the
jCliristmn llllilisfr)’ of all denominations. i
in tin.- ncxt place on our hillt.’ of the con- ,
llict we have the grandest I'lllll’i‘lltN of all
time and lti.,'l;cr ~t_vf«- m' filt‘fiilN'i’Nlilll and .
N more of them. and it icht Without number N
of splctitlill tiicn :tnd Women who are doing
their low? to but:- tin-i world purified, cle-
vzttcil, “unprinted ll‘ll. we all feel that.
something l-«t mutton; Enough hearty
songs hut-o been sun: and enough earnest
Sermons [lrt‘tli'lll‘vl ulun tho last six
months towm- till the cities of America,
and sitrim.v tln- l trim; you sure the world,
fortlit'yoverlltm :ill the tunl either with
their religion or llictr tummy.
(‘lllllh‘l‘i \Mii il.\:; Hi 1‘ unit ‘to th.
But. look zit until-of lln- startling fuels,
It. is nearly iiiiictucii llllil’ll“'l ycztrs Nllit'a
.ltmtistfliri-Nt come by iii" way of lictiilc- ‘
llt‘iit c:ir.tv.tn~trv to Hfllt' tlm world, yeti
the uiml .Nr ti: world lots low-u no lituro‘
touched by llih' mml .-H n l on Auto! ‘
ttllr'lcrnih than if on tin ill'al Flirt-atrium
illtzlii llll‘ li“3‘. n’ a «if llil’ shill. Jilillll the Meat.
tug. of thin own young. tool trot heard the
bit-utim: of the l.'i’tlii rim: run. in he slain.
Out of the I‘I‘:llll't"| lllliltli’i'll million of the
human iill‘tl {unrtrvil llll'llll’t"l million are
Without Hod .‘ll'll ‘-\lfil'i||l hope in dim
world, llu- «nun-l tl.tvcr of Aritliin, Mi»
linnwt, \\ uli lll‘1 moo iuw , lmriufir liulf 1H
Intuiy Iltwiplw 1H our Mun-mi t‘lrrist. and
morn people on: nut-duping chunks of
[iiilltltul mood and curwrl storm than tiro
Wlll’hilil‘lllg the liVlii'.’ and eternal God.
Bit-mm Rule. lite ruou of inwltonrvellimitl‘ol
in t'lirid-im Work ~l speak for myself to:
m-ll its ”tin-"w or" tumor: uptonur full
.uipnrlt : ol' ll'lllJ, mind and wool, burnesmui
up totlw lJtAl. luv-Me, not uhictudmw a
[noun] more limit we nrc- vlrnwimtm' lift
mt out“ o' more limit we urn lifting.
What is the mutt”? My text. lets out.
the neon-t. Wenll net-cl more of the power
from on high, Not. niIHr-olnr power, not
logical power, not uricntltie power, not to»
clttl pom-r. not linum-inl pvwrcruioi. ln'lin
power. but pnwvr from on high. With it
we could accomplish more in one week
than without it in u hundred years. Amt
loin going to not it. if in answer to prayer.
earnest nnvl loot: continued, Hod will
grant it in". his unworthy servant. Men
and women who know how to pray, when
you pray for yourself, pray for me that
i may he I'rillumi with povrer from on
high. i would rlttlwr have it. than all the
diluttmd fields of tiolcondnmml all the
penrlsoftln- sea. and oil the. twirl of tho
mountain“. Molly of tho mightiest iilll'l‘
lecto [10er had It touch of it. and many of
the less lllN‘lli orcliuury litlellt-rts limi- been
nurciittrm-d with it. Atrl every man and
woman on cart n has it right. to aspire to it.
a right. to pray for it, and, properly per
pints-m, will obtain it.
[tower from on the level is ugood thing.
such grim-r M i may give you. or you may
give me, by encouraging words and no
flung. Porn! from on the 11ml whrnwo
annuity, JANUARY 5
‘ goes rloun
, no
1'
.... WM. ,,,_,. .... _ m N-
stand by each otlierinuny Christian or
dam king. Power from on “101013le
ether phlpits are in accord with own.
Power from on the level Wllunibv religion.
and secular press forward our Claddin-
undertnltings. But. power from on the
level in not. sufficient. Power from on high
in what we need to take pmmslon of no
Power straight from God. Supernatural
power. omnipotent power, all conquering
power. Not more than one out of 5 than-
Innd of the minister: has it continuously.
Not more than one out. of ten thou-nod
Christian: has it. All the time. Given in
abundance, these last ten years of the Nine-
teenth century would accomplish more for
God. And the church, and the world thn
the previous ninety years of this century.
MORE POWER PROM 023 HIGH NEEDED.
Afcw men and women in each age of
the world have possessed it. Caroline Fry,
the immortal Quakereus, had it, and three
hundred of the depraved and suffering of
Ncwgate prison. under her exhortatlon,
repented and believed. Jonathon Ed-
wards had it, and Northampton meeting
house heard the outburst of religious emo-
tion [Ls he spnltc of righteousness and judg-
ment to come. Samuel Btidgett. the Chriw
tlnn an'l'Clltllit, had it, and his bent-(action:
showered the Worlll. John Newton had
it. Bishop Latlnierhnd it. lsalleln Gra-
ham had it. Andre-w lv‘uller had it. The
great m‘ougellsts Daniel Baker and Dr.
Nettletori and ’l‘rumnn Osborrinnd Charles
G. Finney had it. in my boyhood I saw
Truman Osborn rise to preach in the vil-
lnuechurch or. Somerville, N. J.,nud be
fore he had given out his text or uttered it
word people. in the audience solilved cloud
with fl'liitlolls emotion. it “'35 the power
from on high. All in greater or less do
grce may hurt-if. Once get it. and noth‘
lug cm. ul‘rlllfl ll'forl! you, Satan “0?!
down N'viu'uture goes down. infidelity
\Vfil'ltillnt‘rfi goo-silowtt. Ali
Oppmilititi l: -c~' down.
'2 Nuts or ni.i~;:si:vo.
Several times in the history of the church
and the it mid him this power from on high
been demonstrutwl. in the Seventeenth
century. ultern greutscason of moral do
preaslon, this power from on high came
down upon .loliu 'l‘lllolson and ()WL‘H and ,
Flavcl nnd ilaxter nnd Bunyan. and there
was a deluge of mercy higher than the
tops of the llnglltsf. mountains of sin. in
the Eighteenth century, in England and
America, l’t:lll.:ltlil was at n. low water mark.
William ('owpcr, writing of the clergy of
those days san'i
Except '\ fen wizli illi's :pirit nit-st.
llopliui an-l l’luntu; may describe lilo rrrsL
The iiilivlcl writinm of Shaina-bury and
Hobbs-:5 :iinl t'liulib l..ul 'ltlilt'llll‘lr work.N
But pow-T from on high taunt,- upon both
the \Vcsluys null Lolly ”nonunion on the
other HlllL’ tlic Atlantic. and upon William.
Tennont and Hilbert. 'l‘cnmnt and DavidN
Brnizicrd on this side the Atlantic, :tfld'
both lieiiti-‘tplicrw felt the trend of .1 par
darling God. l'umizig to luterdiitc, the-re
may be here and then.- iii this :iudiencc :tu ,
nip-d man or woman who run rcun-mber‘
New York in Deni, when ililn power front
on high (it'hi‘t'llill‘il most wontlrmisly. It ‘;
mmc upon pastors and congregations and .
theatres itIl'l c-mimereittl ontobill-Juneau}.,l
(‘hztrliiim Stu-ct tin-arm. New York, wasl
the scent- of a most tremendous religious
llWilkL'lllllL;
A commitb c t‘lirisuun gentlemen
mllcd upon the lessee of the the-:ttrc, and I
said, tin-y would like to buy the liaise of thei
theatre llo miltl, "What. do you want iii,
for?" 'l'in y rrpimi, "For a church. ' “For?
wh-a. zit?" said tlit-owucr. "For n church," 1‘
was the reply. The owucr said, "You may ,5
have it, and i will gin.- you n thousand}
tiollum to help you on With your work."l
Arthur'i‘nppun, .‘l mun mightily persecuted l
in his time. but u mun. .. . l ~:uv him in his'
of
last days, as lioiit~<t ninl pure and good on
any man [over how, stopped on the stage
of old (‘imthum llwalre as the actors were,
closing lllt‘ii‘ 'nornim: rehearsal and saith!
“There Will be pit-itching here tonight oni
llll‘i \l tut-5’ and then L'nvr- out und sung;
With such people its were there the old i
hymn:
The r.‘ .- o.’ fret: gram I'l'.v'~: excupe to tit-
Hi<»llt‘.l.tltl.
tannin.“ i..-_. us Cili‘hl huowncdnfountaln .
The l'.ll‘l~vl|lil oi the theatre was turned;
into it przticr room, .‘tll‘l eight hundred per ‘
sous o'cn- pr. .. or M tliu lir~t rim-(inc. For?
uni-lily silt-'t‘mltt' ii:_:illn rt'li-Jilills servtcuu
were liv-ltl in tho: tliczitrc. Zillll such BCt‘ilLNl
of tncrcj: ninl rulmtivm lb will in- suhjm 13'
tif f‘tl[|\‘l‘r3{lllllll {trill Ct)il.{l’itf,lll;lilllli among
the rumouicd in glory as lonxm ii 'cnl
lib!) But l r Illlt‘ trut illil'rllfllt‘ ~l5377~'
rt‘lllt‘fllln‘f't‘l lly Until} liii'ritrt' here. l to
fill‘illllt r it mpcz .uli; , .t~ l loot Jilal entered
the ollin- of inc illill‘nll'} it mu it year of
ll.Li‘ll timu .\ urn-it pilltii' ‘oud thing hun-
dreds of illlllifllnll‘ oi pin-pl» [X‘ilfllltN‘L
St'tr=.iiiolt rntcrcil hubitntions that had
notcr ll‘llil'i' hrimvn 1| want. llorrlratic
lift- in many ('llrwt lwmtuc :t trugc'ly. Sui
citlc. gnrrotitig, burglary. nwwsinntion
wurv rnmtvuur. What an awful tlaytlmt
was tvlzcn llxc insults went down! 'l'licrt-
bus lit'l‘ll notion; like it in thirty ycuru,
tool 1 pro‘.’ ‘i-lll tin-rc umy out be unytliint;
like it ill tiic out t'izrty ccnturicw ’l‘nlk
aim-ii your iii u i. Fritiztlsf ll wus lilm‘h’
Futurdnu, it: <.. \‘tnluy. Huck .‘l'lntlily,
Blzo k 'l‘ :l N}; l'.. : '1‘ \thlm-«d u, lllur‘k
Tll'll‘-‘l.i\'.t\Wl’llat lilo Fruit).
'l'lii. 'l.‘ .Nn l'l l‘ ~N cxticmtl)’ i'vll ltl'lllll‘u!’
i» fun i. N l. ». l..‘cl . llt‘tl tor pnnluu and
p-nce .. l i. .. l.ll||l-1t'l‘i und laymen the
tom-r tr n; no high «lisccrnlmi, Engine
limo-ta-k “.tlfl re '11:“, lrutcl parlor». muse
uni-a l...’ u . . tr .: l'.‘ to ln't‘lllt'k, while
flu' “pm it." ”9 \‘ l“ f’l‘-(lll;.:. \t‘t‘n'Opt'ill‘d
wrinon-i and inquiry
for on L
I'm in», ..l.'l thiriN-zi ~ Hill lili'flll’t! on l'hrtm'
IwH aloof, m. r N our :ttitmtors llmtll to
r. wt'lllilit' tol ~ i ll c comedies, mid till
up and rivet. t...' ulna-ls, :unl out on the
tl’it'lnw :Ll. i i ll tinV Iiu't‘ml Hf ship.» lililu I“
the r- lmt pr N role wing. ”All hull the power
of Jun.“ n while others cried for
tocrr) \ :mnt nut-w rune-lint: of (‘hrit
Ilium on :i n. ck tiny , Iii .lnynv's hull. Philli-
tlclplu l. ll‘l!',£ilt;viwtl to Fulton Street
Print-r illi'l‘liilg in New York, saying,
"What ll »lli Hm! wrought” :Itul n kit)
gram \nm Mil. saying, “Two hundred
soul- maul at our meeting today." A
ship Hm.“ through the Narrows into our
bitrlmr, tm- rvnpmm reporting that blow"
and oil the new hml been l'lbuvortml to
God lultwt'li .‘(i-u‘ Hrlvann nlnl NI-w Yfirk.
ln tlo- bum -t irmrim-f ourluwwl Amor-
icnn v hm, i. tore the worshipers of Mom-
mon hurl in»: n c-motiuutin-irwddcn bends,
mm lwuali to unlrulnte, “What ohnli it
profit it man it he with tlmwholo world
and lose his will?" The waiters in restau-
rant» Mir-r thr- t-tmtm; of tiirir day's work
knelt inn-mt; the whim where they ind
served. Point-men Mitt-ll consent of the
cornmisslnm-rol 'mlimtn be permitted to
attend religioim meetings. At Albany
int'mix'rrtnf the Now York’fimillntnrfi at
mmblml in the room of Iliecotirt of up
pool» at hall-punt Fl o’clock in thr- morning
for prayer mnl pmiu. l’riutml invitation!
owe sent. out to the linmrn of New
York saying, ”Corrie as suits your retire-
uimm heal, wln-tlwr in tire nr clitmno'
rims, but come: comer" Q’inl’f’yfl’mfl knelt
tanning the metro. Whrrmen knelt in their
beau, Weavers knelt Among the looms.
Boilers knelt among the hammocks.
Schwinn-m- hon among their oil-a.
prom t».
l God.
. upon (ind fox-rm- p r...-,-r
w
A warm traveling said’thero was
In d my" rantings from Omaha to
Wallincton city, and he might. have added
also or prayer-rating: from the Atlantic
bib Pacino count, and from the St. Low
m to the Gal! of Mexico.
In ILIM out) you tum
Madly-whimpmhu
WM ”who to God, d
shrimp; am. what. prodigal-
hl'onxbt hm, whnt burning tiding- of
soul-sud. what sermon: at sin emanci-
W, who! wild rout of the form of
datum. what victories for the truth!
What millions on earth and in heaven are
now thinking God for 1857, which, though
the year of worst financial calamity, was
the year of America’s most glorious blur
lug. How do you account for 1857, its
spiritual triumphs on the heels of la
worldly misfortune? it was who: my text
calls the powar from on high.
That was thirty-three years ago, and
though there hare been in various parts of
the lurid many stirrings of the Holy Ghost,
there has been no general awakening.
Does it not seem to you that we ought. to
have and may have the scenes of power in
iSSTeI-lipsed by the scene-s of powerin ill?"
The circumstances we somewhat. similar.
While we have not had national panic and
universal prmtratlon as in 1857, there has
been a. stringency in the money market
that. has put many of the families of tho
earth to their wits’ end. Large comm.
cinl interests collapsing have left multi-
tudes of employ/es without means of
support. 'l'iu- melted brains of button!
men have {tiliiosi or entirely given my.
New illustrations all over the land of the
fact that l'iN'liifh how- not only feet. all
which they walk rlowly us they come, but
wings on which ti vy speed when they 30.
Eternal God! thou kuowest, how cramped
and severeaiivl solemn n time it. iswitlt
many. And its the business ruin of 1831
was followed by the glorious triumphs of
grace. let the awful stniggles of lambs
followed by the hullelnjahs of a nation
saved in l‘fll
Lrji‘ t’r .tl.i. l’ltAt’ MORE!
Brethren in the tE-ispelrnin'utrylif we
spent half as much time, in prayer as we
do in theprepzirzitlonot our sermons noth‘
ing could stand before Us. We would have
the power from on high on we never had
it. Private membership of all Christen~
darn! it we spent. half to; much time in posir
ltlve prayer for this influence 9.24 we do in
thinking about it and milking,r about it.
tin-re would not he ~n-crr-tni‘ic.~ enough to
take down tin; mun” . of lhflfl'l‘ who want to
give in their names for enlistment.
Vi'e would have hundred-Inf (gm-M like
those recently l‘t'pnrlt‘tl when it man said
to an t‘l“ll!'1'.‘llrll "l nit. .1 lost ~iiincr Pray
for mt: My W .c has hex-n .‘l professor of
religion for year-N, butl knew she did not
enjoy religion,nnd i said if tint wzi.~ all
there war- in religion [did not want it.
llut for the lil‘i few days she has looked
and acted in such on r-lcvutr-Il and glorious
spirit that i cannot. stand it. away from
i “not the some rt'i'JI-Nn thutin
spin-s her " ('oniv' i'onn' ml through the
tutti-.1 Stntes, Mill 1.}: litl rrzc'u Christen-
tloui, Jlii‘l till :tr-utu l tbu mortal it t us join
liuu~l< in holy pic-i '» Hort, We Will call
(iii, (or the power
from on high, the [Mitr‘i' tint! came on
Pentecost, _‘"l. in: lclt thousand Pence-
Sutli lllllt'n will come, and they
Will com..- in our day if We have the forth.
and the print-r, and the consecration
As the pom-r from on high in 1‘67 we:
“hi -3
, more remarkable in academies of music
and lyccnm halls and tbcntres than in
cliurrhcs, why not. [hl‘ utnterof 180i in
tllt‘nr' two ncuvlemics of music, plates of se-
cular entertainment where we are during
the rebuilding of our Bruiltlyn 'l'hbemacie.
‘ so grunully Ill’lil graciously treated by the
owner; N‘tIlll imsors {Hill lessees; why not
expect. and why not have the power from
on huh. comforting power, arousing
power, comictin: powrr, converting pow
El’,5‘!\\'lfl;: power, omnipotent power? My
opinion is that in this cluster of cities by
the ;\ll.’ifl!ilr coast, there are five hundred
thousand people now ready to accept thr
gospel cull. if. fried from all the convert
tionnluiw ot' the church, it Were earnestly
and with ~irnli‘; initli presented to them.
in tin-w brilliant. :tsscmbllca’ there on
hundreds who are not frcqlicriters oi
Clillrk‘llt‘h. (Liltl \\'l‘.U do tint believe much ii
at all in tnini~h~r~ of religion or encircliast'
icul orLleillllltHIl> int tiod knows you
hut-o «tr IL: 'lt‘.~ in which you tin-ct! hclp, and
lwr ~:twt on: . lNl u hi it you want. solace,
un‘l pei‘t‘iilillwlt‘ in which you ought tr.
lune tit-l ‘nw, :.:.-i pct-plenum in which you
need gunlunv-n, :uni with o profound
tituuflxthiltn» . :o-i piziiltl by the grave of
the old your uni iln- cradle of the young
your, unlidc in: win-re you will be and
wlmt lull. mil lll.‘ rxlit-u ”rv‘lllflK years shall
crust» to rrnou." l’nwrr from on highde
Int-rid upon lltciiif
Men tt’ New York and lirnmlilyn, lot'fer
you tic'i :iiol tu:.rcii' From tlnwlny you
cunn- i r lil' ,,. cities “hat a. struggle you
lirm-l :l' ltd“ tell from your tart-worn
"llillll"i.lil!"'~, and [lie tour-t in yo ir o-yt's,
and ill“ vlr'cp Hull you li‘l‘l‘ ju~t1vi‘c:‘ttlio-tl
ll: It s N l min: l'l‘ ,‘fflflfli'lllt'flf, :ttni her»? ll
14, z. .7 r tlziu lllluétcr olwn be i't"'il
[N NE .l comm. cruttw Hunt. li-.ill\
till i _ l'l \'.lII‘ii l.i:[ mulli'i l' 1" N Hr. rl‘l‘ll
llwl‘. t Il‘“ niun-lleu-ii- ii llll'l rough
qutu ' Em t H l'I'iitlyl’tllr to lei ,..i put
my]. N..- ,t‘.»;r ,1! '«Illr mil ~, um'vt' :ill
your 1 ." . .u;~l ...:t;.; oi tlo- ~itil’lllifl
gut» ~ .1 In .:.. u v. inn-u ‘n-lvro your re
llicti.nl~;.:i':l_ (h m min tic hinxiontnf
limi’ hunt.” ., letif wronal of lll'ilty
I'Ufllt'l
ilil 't [it 3‘. lil Li NlHW
)1“.th up, lit-,ucnr "I \ .rl nl..t the
“Urlll'm ~..'tlul “toll ld'w’ol I‘ll ~lilell
dial MIN 1' -. uni lltcj. - in. i ,; , though.
urttl ntc : ‘3’. '\l.ll oliiitgm ., .in‘l :2' l m-n- in
ll‘tllllil‘ i would an in lilf'l‘l Willi w-n much
ronlirlw 4w .1-l l world to m) futln 1‘. if it!
“t‘l'l' ~z .‘lllH' lint when they lg,” v i tltrlr
rmuw. .‘t niulii, or when then: llvnit‘ilfntif
wit'lui Ill'l l‘ll‘ilfltd" lift-strt‘ofl'_ ti..-y_1r.~nm
l'tritlt‘l 3, Nrwl tiny i: not something inttn
than tlo world no offrr. l urnprw ind
tlicin , N \i' H l would, without an, rm. of
brim: :. “it Mlglt, put my rum 'tmd
no th- is ~n . '.lim-.|rl--r and in) left lou -l on
tlieircIIo-r shoulder and town ttirm into
the- lttnzz'iom ul' l-ccl lint turnout, i'rrwvr
from no liiizli, luv hold of Ho lh‘
Your. :1 L". at inc I l-iw m’ n "llJl Nun nor
VII-v iv lirl "Min ’i'ulK-rrmctv. :1 “pollution
trio-ii. Ill II.c;vtiu ml in npwnr..nce, and
with rvnmrkuI-ln- cert-brat drwlopmnl»,
come forward with his min and ilunghtrr.
Mill said to me in :t Illli‘lf murfeousmul file
[not way, 'le inclntmiurn you to my
wife and ilnuultlvr, who mph some mun
MI in ream-l to rrliuiom "mitt-rs,” and
the three not down. After I bellman-run!
with the u ifo- and daughter 1 turnmi turbo
gentleman and mud, "Perhaps you hon
Ionic iiitvrmt yourself lnthrw limiters?”
"Nom- Wlmtm’t'l‘," won the reply. polite.
yet firm. but inton- the meeting but
elm] l vow his hand lifted to his torch-mi
Ind hi4 rym v‘lrlml, and I said. "Mr. have
you not changed your mind, and are you
not thoughtful on this contort!" He sold:
“I am. Since coming to this mt [have
nought. and found Christ u myI-lariour,
and l have lmt «room mm». end that.
time i loan Miro-rote Mnmywiio
“Wharton-thy“? of?!
«I W
,nnuofiun !
christian religion. 1 have been known a
In them; side in. " ,‘W
was it that had saucepan him! :1th
power from on high. "
At the first communion after the (indie.-
Iion odour format church three hundred
Ind ”Weight Ioula stood up il ii
dul- and publicly upon-ed Wound
can,» mother time tour ironclad
nook; another time five hundred: and
mfourfiownd five hundred me
ohlpmbutsmou rt oi than it
withinthonmndw htookumthow
solves the vow: of tho Ohrtitiurr. WM
turned them? What saved them? Power
from the level! No. Power from on high.
W! IL, I” GREAT m1“.
[immunizing mwbrurn if".
thesecltia and ever this world is to be
taken for God. Time to one class of ml
and women in all these ambian- in
whom i have «mini interest, and that b
tho-owl» bad goal fathers and mother:
nice, but they are dead. What multitude-
duom orphans! We my be 40, 50, I
years old, but we never get used toil-ring
father and mother gone. Oh. how 01m“
we have had troublm that. we would like
to have told them, and we always fol: a
tongue farther and mother Were olivewo
had some one to whom we could go! Now
[would llkctoaak if you think that. All
their prayers in your behalf have been an:
swcred. ”So," you any, "but it. is too late:
the old folks are gun.- my,”
[(must courteoosly z outrmlict you. It ll
not. too late. l how a friend in the wink
try who W313 attending too but hours of”
aged Chriuimr,nml my friend saidtoiho
old Christian, “is there no trouble on your
mind?" The old man turned his facet»
the wall for a few moments, and “mum“:
"Only one thing. i hope for the salvation
of my ten children, but not one of thank
yet sat-cit, Yr? l am sure they will be.
God means to wuif until I am gone" So
hetliwi, \\ lit'il Hi} friend told of them-
cumstnnr-m eight, of the ten had found
tin.- l/prsi,:tuvl l have. no doubt the other
two before [him have found him. Oh, that
the ions; postponed answers to prayer for
you, my brother, for you, my sister, might
this hour descend. in power from on high.
The hi~tory of these unanswered prayer.
for you God only knows. They may have
but ii otleri'tl lit the solemn birth hour.
They may have been offered when you
wen: down with vcnrltvt fever or diphthefl.
or memhrnnom troop. They may ha"
been otter-ml «more night when you were
sound mint-p in the trundle bed, and your
mother rum:- in to see if you were rightly
covered in the cold wintcr night. They
may have been offered tit. that time which
comm or. least once in almost every one’u
life when your fathernml motherhad hard
work to multe a living, anti they feared
that wont. would come to them and you.
They may have been offered when the lip
could no loom-r . wood the eyes were
closed for the loin: on» p,
0b, unutnwcrevl prayer-i of father Elli
mother. where are in. .' in what room of
the old llrliil€*Y-'iili low thry hidden? 0h,
utmrisurn-ii pray-rs, riw in enlist of my
team into a rlwul, :ilul. then break in I
shower which ~ltili - Men the heart of
that mart who i~ or hard he cannot cry, 0!
that woman who is mhnnml to pray! 0h,
armehztirof the micro. now empty and in
the gnrrct mourn; x m- rubbish, speak anti
Uh, stat? of tin- pilgrim who has ended his
weary journey, tut ot’ lili: parental anxio-
tles that lit-m. owr tmw-f Uh, family Bible
with story of birtih and deaths, made
some of thy time tron; linti‘t'ro, and let In
know of the, WrinLJr'd llllillln that. one.
turned thy page". Moi explain that m
where a tear fell upon the passage, “0
AlNLlOYIi,fi'ty son, my son, would God I
bani died for thee?"
Oil, int; room; Hum 033 mom
owl .: omit it her. will b:-
N-NmeotN . :er 2...» .uc timlsurhnlievont
etnul prnyop i.,:.-ml.;t_v, in: new! pray f0!
ourselves \‘w ml {int}. ‘u'rv Will begin
now, Oh, my to» power from on high,
power to more this assemblage, power to
have BrogLLyn and New York, power of
evangelism tint: «all ,sWosep acro- M
mntinen: like an ocean summons: to
ginliethe round earth with a migirdh
dipped in tiiebloori or the arms! If thh
forward movement is to begin at all there
mint he wine plate for it totiegianA
whynot‘. this place? And there must ho
some time for it to ih'zlll, and why not. this
time“ And. so I sound for your can I
rhythmic invitation. which, until 3 few
days nqo, never come uurler my eye, but it
in so riWrm-t', Mi mrlilring with [Ii-bu,
no triumphant, with joy, that whoever
chimed it, instead of being anonymity,
ought to be immortal.
Thy him i born on tinivnn' .trw;
The stripes, my nine. were hot on W.
That pure uni portion no,“ be free—
it wretched «liner. wirw'
'1‘»! loll.»
Eurdwu-‘ul with guilt, wouldut. mm D 5“.
Trust ml’. the world; If con-o no rut.
l bring min! to hmmoppmt -
H mnry sinner, rim?
Come, lame thy lamb-n at. the cm‘;
('ount all thy palm hut. rmpty lira
liy grow repays nil rarthly law ,
U nerdy mnnrr, rum!
011M. hither lint); thy boom; in;
Thy itching lourt. Iti‘.’ hurdle; . an.
“lit-t men-y s w II «v ml rc-a thine . m,
U trembling Miran, . , u..-
“r
4‘II important lip. - --t N L
Dr. Jnmc- 3 iuru‘t'ri. . . mild
Ml'lyrir, .‘4 Y.,lulio-tiv.-iv i. Niki"
clinical and Hl‘lfll‘l'll nous-r, . w. . T-liry-
lurid ilono-opuln- l-‘rw ‘nn T ‘ Him
Blufl', hilt-1 vii-mummbal lu ,. o. one
mfttlly ;.- rfwfnilil'; I u'wi mutation
upon .‘tir't-N‘ no limits”, n.r- , tier: in»!
known it»:
yo-ur sign, 1- -
. ill lititumu‘c no 5 over .
l'tlilx to ill» will"", "ill
firmly r“lill’l lllf!"‘l! "Hill" ' l‘ll-ul'. "a
'PtIiVi'l‘l"l li'. nl'i'Lti' rut u a “#le
it .. ~I.;..,’ul :Ngrrrimon llN‘ throw! It”
not": in no ‘t tint: from in» low»! part
ui'ilia- lmwc' ”t .‘liipi‘ Itrln. *i'bll'uillpul
'J rim.
| lawyvr Print.
l',» i. t V... .i, ilu- prowl. inflict!!!”
Mllo- w: i .t, while in It. . 5.) ml “in
tr p l..: 1.. L llH‘llifla-rq M i , .tlisu. mid
hr- numw if nulmii him to the riot! Mr
bur U n. mtrrrvl law in Hominid.“
Willis c L --u'lvulu-ftt:til ntmlimmmdwu
alum N~ 4,er, prafltcinu torn timel- it
‘i’fliri' liriiu; before! l'rmtnk',’ ”tum
"r tow. i that tbs nmflmy «mid hm
trod- ltn‘utoum pmnfnt‘mn of Bar-
illimt- from “aim, whirh he will have
‘ilt‘Wlllll"‘*l Th! Mind!” Miami.”
procure I'VVI‘, but. alarm the hrmm‘ of “-
mimlon “no iling» tram.
"must-pk. Iw Mule
Tl" “kph!!!” ban for wow it” 3’
ml in mrimu hmpitnla m a we!
mmnnfmliau hit-awn: tutti-rite who?“
dilating from iufmtlmrulwaws and lid!
mung frirnth f! it our! Wound M
“Mpbtmogmph be brought. mm the I.
pita] for the mtnmiomnt of the pout-In.
and it is Now—l that opimnngmph in.
wardnrnn it Inna.- and anvil-nil] «now-l
Supply of cylindfl'l, would it! It more-of
manor-n: and plan-rue to the patient.
which would dminbly supplement Ib
hospital mammal" York an“
‘I Mimi-er.
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