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(contra-u: autumn).
1 ‘ taoj Broadway, ll. Y.
'u
tinnitus.
ID STOW
Inn“. ‘7‘.”
'mmwldchisiodsngeroffite
, Clubbuy? Ponihlyilworriesyou.
. - wnynotretimyommiana Asafe
‘ deposit bo‘ia iotbe vaults of the
._ Iota-ills Safe Deposit Con-
t’llyoostibot littlc.snd you are
bappyin koowingyoorvnlnablesare
confront 310.com year up, accord-
,iugtosisc. Ifyonareinlerated,"
will mail you pamphlets describing
do.
lens
311
ALL GIl—ADES
lowest Prices:
The Best floods for
i Sites
thollioast lone)
”AT—.—
i s. eauwa’s
Boot & snot: _,s'1‘ona:.
clerk a Lane's Block
an attic STREET.
I
HARDWARE,
’ OILS.
_" Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE,TWINE,
‘ lire letting, Weeiet Ware, lie
Mo...—
W. ll. title at,
IIIIIC nun. RINK.
‘ war-.3:
.0
’IOIWALKt
{me
with Ostrich Posth-
bahgaldssalc Ladies will do well to
‘ influential,
illfllliiiifll lillfil
w WP“. we
SPEEIAL SALE
ill Tlillii Hat: and Bennett
Mummnmmelyiowpricss.
Trim-ad lint Velvet Tonnes and
beautifully 1mm with
' nus-tho
”media
“Vanuatu-Issues.
‘(RLM NT.
3,
”HUI“. v Gilli.
«chow :Iork, Blow fiasco
.. and Hartford it. it.
October ts. ssso.
alts
; Fall Styles. '
In all grades and colon of
Still and Soft Huts, h~i|lt lint-
iioy's lists and flaps. Crush lists for men and
boys. Nome spit lien for men at
KNAPP’S,
Filing, Cleaning and lrtmtm
sills lint- ' ail“
91 Washington St."
Particular attention paid to
”silliness Ll ~—tl:ttltsscoptlotulsv a
kflmflwiw “amnizflmftuaJ
8:” ion es. 0:05 is. 9:“ so. ”til a
has. as tut mum on. wanna»: ,asi
otaastord express trout tits-nerd. Ifitn‘o
5:01 -c. to sis-Md. a. 030st: a.
7:5!cs.l:ii all. :llonl
exmss. always-ac e a. emanate
P. I 414“. lalanfl or.
008.. WI“ 4c.
Dialer: no
You!
so l'.u.-Ismox.101rx,i“m,7tbcx..fill
or. times. 25a "v.01. .
on rte-tarts“! sit—mo so out ex.
.lzi)? (excl-p who» Inor-ing between New fllvct
son 5; noun 'ld) c.
‘ Palm all —-t.ts on his Bison line)
P l-litouu 4"! SpringfiJd), I or as (us unn-
fonl )
LIAVB NEW $03K.
I'onitouru Haunts. A lt—eOI 1-: Misc.
70in, ewchtiisc. "th iio-tse. no)
moo ex , P I420: sc,ioo Ms 30ne..ao.l
chaste:.lozes,toirx,bluexJuli-8.70!
ac . Bill sc .9” mi cs. sodas: . icon imdulghtcx.
its :his city.
double roll
slop Insider, only $9 00.
Arlhls’ Materials.
llonntod on’_8trotclsers.
inlet-slung.
L. H. DECKER,
79 Washington Street,
ovslzns.
Tbst have not been floated.
Fill, Oysters, (llama, Salt Fish,
SC A L LOPS,
Pure Tomato Catsup, Imported Sat
dines, Pare Venn-mt Maple Syrup,
Imported lift-pengl’lckird flyo-
iel’s to "Mention IMI floods
——of All Kinds—— .
ORDERS DELIVERED PROUPTLY
HUNT HELUFP
28 Main bit... So. Norwulk. .
Of All Kinds In Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND emu
E. I. omit-r. with I B Hm
Wall Papers,
I‘llu'sl and Largest Assortment
l‘ine line of (Bills at 95 cents it
See the combination chair tsml
Canvass
Painting, Paper Ilanglng and
South ' N orwalk.
Nos-walk Oysters
Bennett h Hosted,
teats, Fist, testers,
Fruits, Vegetables, Penltn, he
honour—6 0i Ac . 7 It so . on no, icon ., ldljlbl.
HOUSATUNIC il-Atlaliimll.
”ARBUBY & NQIKWALK BlVlSlofl.
(Jeweled to January la. Ml.“
'l'nlns leave Booth Nowell: for Daubo'y-d ill.
9 in. on. In it, a: to. h to, 6 round i025}: to. cut»
days—Will ns sculpt». U
- T-slhs leave Dsuhorr fur tooth Worwalk-flin
7&3, non-no “the m . 3 70, balloon “I p to
tiaudqs- 8th a. In. suds 05 p m.
Traits cave sou h borer-ilk for Flt‘grflrld—S lb,
and? till m, tall. ill . hi0und620p in
'l‘rnin- leave itidptlcid for tooth Nora-lb -6 to
740,918and "his utfiaihliJWandowpm.
IAIN LINE DIVISION.
'l‘rs us leave Br damn as follows:
705 a UL. passenger for Pitulletd.
to no passenger for Ptttslelo, musing coxurctlons
for Albany and the West.
0 it) a ,In , mixed for uawlryviile
12 til p Ill. Illlletl for Grant Barrington.
4 '0 p to., Pitudeld sod Albany passenger
it u p II, cw ltnotd s on
9 l!) p us., mind for (trust ihrrlhgtnn
7 8 (Sundays) pun-otter for l'irtsl id and Albany
Wtuua ii srsvrxsoit, V cc President and
Get out liaosger.
A W Plan is amoral Pans hurt Agent.
out AND institute-i
Daily [lireet little the
-.-'ro-——-,
South Norwalk
Norwalk, Ct.
T" E i'llUPiilJSliS
can 0F NORWALK a new
5‘
Will ‘csvc Pier 23. EDI lliwr (Bowman Street],
Sew loti- at 5 p BL, ~alutdsys st 2 p to.)
“High! mired futons tn tu5p to
Returning hmifiithzsc horwnik o'. 5 p in.st
Sou h Nuwwaik hill: (is m
Freight sk-u fmuu d rrcrisrd for all oin's on
the [Janitors a :1 Norwalk and Slit-poo: buns-is
at tly minced Intro.
vpllll sppl cation to sgente‘he Pit- of Hawaii
and mtewiiibe sent for special lots of frcicnt
anywhere in New York or its ~irluity
”summons sve tmhid trusting any of the
employees of the hosts of this line on mu t o!
the esters thereof. It!)
hum-too. ll DIKLYN.
27 Main Street Norwalk.
And Ice Cream.
0. mm. s10 W I LDIKIN‘I
i}. "all.“ it ill,
5i Washington Staci, South Norwalli
lint-Clan Balers, tenfeetienen
Orders Promptly Attended «fin.
Examiner in
Officers, 4:16 .liziin Sim-t.
nnsnulesron'r. ('uxs.
Whitetail ta,
PLUMBING,
s
'08 iiDU‘I'lI KOBWALK AND NORWALK.
Vaults
improved plan. All artists promptly attended to.
Adda-
Clnarlels Mott,
oms '0 “do“ Avenue. Bridge!
on ‘ scnvunoutt.
and Oesspools cleaned and disinfected on the
Till ant Still lltlll Will,
Hot Air Healing,
Aldaiilludsof W
anythisgrlstsl
mu use of
Musts’tsfisilhirdsof
WNW
watts MIA
salltf on
mummwsm.
assess
if Ollflll'l'lll).
”and“
bottles, Phaeton, Osrrhges
Osaoyies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to suit All
can and lo. Them. *
Gobi), SILVER, mount.
P 1.. A”? :t: N G
49 Water Street, but Harrell
table were “out; satt
isom'mcne its“:
lsysiti . D
suotrr WHO! Alli) BAT»
WAGONS
My.
Stoves and Ranges.
holesgsnts for all of the;
50 South liloin Street,
sou'rss NORWALII, - COIN.
Swan in Bushnell,
than Wucor nexus.
Wot MI).
! Hm.“ svsrytti ousted .s bost‘
mitigation animals. Unit-I mgr
Wm’ “rhodium“. ‘23 $3355.72
a nr
’ ”Adah“? I all. til t. tsmztlll meat:
sport so
with uncertain! sale: l v on lion-yon].
Hanna‘s“) its will-sun am
of ifltoasylusn its mail for In.
Telephone.
New York Prices.
TRAINS V3 300‘"! 3103" an ”iv
m w... a"?
nib
we. i0
0 Gt“
:0! s I. Wollon-
lioaolwusvu all-miss lune. ms
l'l—ll In.
a.i:l2sc.:i)fcx.s:$sc..ii:ottoman.
“bony l:so..hllac,izelsc..limhd stand
w..12.l.n ex. annulus—138m, Duncan;
. A.I.—tlio so. one“ 1042
titanic l'l—lrflDs' .l:hi.c.1:tht-x,tl:t Ir“
linemen innate to}: sieelaltiu
monsoon. 00”
Persian. thcandc‘aicultaotl. .
hills. lists, ovens. listss. mm
llmr liaison“.
scorn uoawau names am
ll. ' ’ ml Alli III II.
xwfiummge-m" ”m-
mm‘m
00
‘ Alto TAKE ["00le
'hssyisg ' “Nth-um Antonin
mucous- sus Iris-annuals
“stages. Ills-tut.“ sswilisssthsup,
‘ when manna-IMM'
08' DB. cstam-s
original Kidney and liver can
Crown Pits-tars and Pills. i
'I'hcr are the only Hutu ”media to use 'or those
sdlic or! with Bn- ht‘s tiiscasc Lliu' L‘tuiipisiol am .
Urinary Aft-elimi- Only those towed to ml
our loll me the Utigtnai‘snd t vnnly Kidney .
and [Abel ‘Core that will mltifl' you to pvtf-ci’
health.
All Indies Use
1. B. B. I .
Craig lediclno C-n. l‘nssnic. N. J
\ sow AT '
Plaisted’s Drug store.
pa iiouth Nor-talk.
0e Colts Influenza, Brunei-it
“fiuflu'lm. Whooping (too mere-P:
‘ rs , Islhtlii. and every affect on of t c
roat. Lungs and Ghost imlutlmfi Consumption
Speedy and pcrmnncnz, lid for fifty years.
rte. astute legs 9... ..
Escapes of the skin and a! are curt-(l by
FOWLE‘S FILE and HUMOR CUBE. .
3‘? E?
w. L. caucus
3 sup scum
Ladies‘rtcVJIowar-
aud so on bottom. , dess-
J. DOUG“ Imus. Mass. tioldh'
John Schaub & Son,
'lalslugtou Street, South Nor-ail. iyl on
w. 1-). 81138688. Wostport.
I!" in lhelrr-«n Ina st
lha “lili‘ltinm um: n.
\u um.- M in- on -<
twatumi at» n: i at
‘iIIF .lrrmly ir-ulfsl on. it mini a .l .y .m n ,d,’
lumtwr, who on «when: may noon s ya to i. ll s R It“
v-x-t NolJ II. he tutti-mist-I‘IIIZII. in i...... u...
l2. ('. ALLEN: lim- d2u. .l trust-in. II altar
A “It,\ l'! i
run! lwv ~. « L
m,
.lill‘l
rm
- with; tr"
GmdfiiéOpucm
Homer B. Hoyt’s
is North Main Street.
Glasses lined in all cflmpllfhit'd cases Cola-
ponud Li‘h'" grout ll from pmrtptttm w pletcol
old loose. Nlhfsclinh humble-rd No charge fm
tutti g eyes
can in survival It mu ‘1' line alwoo
rspuily and bulimia“ . by thea- t.
sub" In. mung us old. and in their
own tmsmtnm hey-rut they lira. Any
an- n. it.» tin was, hey to least
We hotshot-"lulu, Vin star; y no. ho mu l no «so dust.
our mm. «a sit your item to the with. this has
new Ind.an Mugs w cull-Hui sum n. In story or other
est-rs are "min. from ”D I» ll. wwssh sad u s
s more an» a little Is on. We III Maish you h‘
i-ywsewl limit . are. it
i'of'sswt-ihr'uli- "Fulfl: Alt, F‘trfim‘m
BUYMMtirwfil{mum-“Actunfit“.
’
UM
The oiht multimeter of Betty Mrisgts now
olsrs Initiated work for lots to Ir» :1th styles
Stall?" ‘ “fill: ”e". mi‘u‘b"'fnl'm .73
ion «at when the nat‘ futinioos
Baby all Doll Garrison.
Frank Boyiston.
DR. TMAGE CONTINUES HII 8E-
RIEB 0F EVANGEUCAL SERMONS.
n- Oalholll W“ “Good W "
“loo you, Protestants Lay Toe unis
ltnss on Works—Wait Should 60
Ill- the Ives-yd" life.
mun, Feb. lbw-Great audienc-
aninaumhiedstthessrflesbynrflhic
magslnthelirooklyn Academy ofluaio
thismoniing,aud also at The Ghrbtiao
Heraldsorrioointho New Yorkhudewy
offlosicintbsercoiog. Thermarkabls
ihtsrcst to the latter continues without
Christian tires henceforth. Dr. Tainan
took for his text. st theBsookiyvoadsmy:
"Faith without works isdead" (Jas. ii, an).
The Roman Catholic church has been
charged with putting toomuchstxe-upou
good works and not enough upon faith. 1
charge Protestantism with putting not
enough stress upon good works as con-
nseled with sulyatiou. Good works will
noversavooutou, but if a man havenot
goodworkshe has no real faith andno
genuine religion. There are those who do-
i pend upon the fact that they are all right
inside, while their conduct is wrong out
Ilia- Their religion for the mutilati-
made upof tolk—vigoroustaik. fluent talk,
‘Mill talk,perpotuol talk. They will
sustain you by the hour to idling you
how good they are. They come up tomb
a higher life that we have no patimcewith
ordinary Christians in the plain discharge
oftheirduty. Asuearas I can tell, this .
mncraft is mostly sail and rcrylittie
tonnage. Foretopmant staysuil, fotchop-
mast studdiog sail, msinwpsail, utiueo~
topaail—everything from flying jib to mix.
‘~ bread. The public authorities mutant!
m speaker; but-making no useful voyage. '
Now the world has got. tired of this, and it
wants a religion that will work into all
the circumstances of life. We do not. want
a new religion. but the old religion up,
‘ plied in ull possible directions.
TEE 'BBAWLIXO, 088L338 81W.
Yonder is a river with steepandrocky ,
books, and it. roars like a young Niagara
asi rolls on over its tough bed. It does
not but talk about itself all the way
plaoewbere it empties into theses The ‘
banks are sostecp the cattle cannot come
down to drink. It does not run one fer-
tilizing rill into the adjoining field. ‘It has
not. one grist mill or factoyy on either side. ‘
It. mitts in wet weather with chilling fogs.
No one cares when that river is born
among the rocks, and no one cares when it
dim into the acts. Bot yonder isanother
river, and it. mosses its books with the
warm tides, and it rocks with floral lulla-
by the water lilies asleep on its bosom. It ‘ gem n “corner" on him.
invitees hen]: of cattle. and flocks of sheep,
and coveys of birds to come there and
“great, long Black Friday.
1' job, but. then it mm smart.
from its source in the mountain to the a
‘s lswthst momma alumia
Ins-one mum of bust!“ and tom
them all guilty. The haunt phydcisn.
writing a prescription. does not know but '
that it may hriott death instead of health
to his patient, Mouse there may its one of
the drugs weakened by a cheaper article.
and another drug my be in full futon. and
so the prescription may have just the op-
positudset intended. Oil of wormwood,
waraotetl pore, from Bdsttm, was found to
travail percent. of resin and alcohol and
chill-form. Bcsmuiony is one of the mm
valuable medical drops. it is very rare,
very precious. It is the sup or the gum of
a tree or a bush in Syria. The root of the
Hoots exposed, an incision it made into
the root, and thou shells are placed at. this
incision to catch the sap or the gum as it
exudes.
It. is very precious, this seommouy. But. .
the peasant mixes it with cheaper [note i
riot; then it is token toAlcppo, and the,
merchant thore tuixos it with it cheaper ;
materiolnlwo it comes on tothc wholo- i
sole druggist in London or New York, and
he mixes it with is cheaper uinwriul: then‘
it. comes to the tit-toil tlruggiet, and he 3
mixes it with nciieapcr tunnel-int, and by z
the time the poor sick man gets it. into his ,
bottle, it is ashes and chalk and sand, and ’
some‘ of what hits bot-n wilt-ll pure scam-
mouy after analysis has been found to be
no aenmmouy at nil.
THE SPECCLATIXG IIYNCBITE.
Now, practical religion will yct rectify
oil this. It. will go to those hypocritical pro.
feasoru of religion who gotn“corner' in
corn and wheat. in Chicago rent! New York.
sending prices up ond op'uutil they were
beyond the reach of the poor, kccpiugthcsc '
liremistttfls in their own hands, or control l
ling them until, the prince going up and up
and up. they were nits-r awhile ready to
sell,- and they sold out. making themselves
millionaires in one or two years—trying?!» ,'
fix the matter up with the Lord bybuildiug '
uchurch, or a university, or a honpiml— t
deluding themselves with the idea that tho ‘
Lord would be so plump! with the gift. lie
would forget the so‘iotllc, ,\ Now. on such a
man may not have any liturgy in which to
say his prayers, i will (30")me for him
one which be practically is making: “0
[on]. we, by getting a ‘corncr’ in bread-
stufla, owitidled the people of tho Utiited
Slates out of ten million dollars, and made
suflering all up and down the land, nnd
we “would like to compromise this matter
with thee. Thou known“ it woo-o scaly
Now, here we
compromise it. Take one pot with of the
profits, but] with that one percent. you
can build an asylum for those poor miscr
able mgmnuflins of the street, and i will
Luke u yacht and go to Eiimpo, for over-nod
cver. amt-n!"
Alt, my friends, if at mnn hath gotten his
estate wrongfully, and he build a line of
hospitals and universities from here to
Alaska, he cannot atone for it. After
awhile this than who has been getting a
“corner" in whcnt dice, and then Satan
He goes into 3
There is it
According to
“brutk” in the market.
drink. It '1" three Inm- mills 0“ ““0 side i Wall strtot parluucr, be wiped others out,
and six cotton factories on the other. [tie
the wealth of two hundred miles of lux-
uriant forms. The birds of heaven chanted
when it. was born in the mountains. and
t
s
i
t
the ocean shipping will pro. in from the '
sea to boil it as it. comes downto the Atlan-
tic coast. The one river ion than who lives
for himself, the other river is .1 man, who
lives for others.
Do you know how the site of the uncisnt
city of Jerusalem was chosen? There were
two brothers who but] adjoining forms.
The one brother hall a large family, the
other had no family. The brother with a
large family said, “There is my brother with ‘
no family; he must be lonely, and I will try
to cheer him up, and I will take some of
the shout-cs from my field in thonight time
and set them over on his farm nod say
nothing about it." The other brothersaid, §
“My brother has n large family, and it is ‘
very difficult for him to support. them, and
I will help him along, and i will tokesomc
of the nhcarcsvfrom my own farm in the
night time and set. them over on his farm
and say nothing about it." So the work
of transference went. on night after night,
and night. after night, but. every morning
things seemed to be just as they were, for
though sheaves had been subtracted from
each farm, sheaves llfiil also been added,
and the brothers were perplexed and could
not. understand But. one night the broth-
ers happened to meet while making this
generous truttsfcruncc, and the spot where
they met. was so sum-d that it was chosen
as the site of the city of Jerusalem. if that
tradition should prove unfounded it. will
nevertheless stand as a bontttiful allegory
setting forth the ldi‘fi thtit wherever it
kindly and generous and loving act is per-
formed that is the spot ii: for some temple
of commemoration.
rutotrrrt't. FRAL'DS is root).
l have often spoken to you about. faith,
but now I speak to you about works, for
“faith without works is dead." I think
you will agree with me in the statement
that. the great. want. of this world in more
practical religion. We want. practical ra~
ligid'h to go into all merchandise. It. will
supervise the labeling of goods. It will not.
allow a [will to any :1 thing was made in |
one factory when it. was made in another.
it will not. sliuw tho merchant to say that
watch was manufactured in (letters,
Switaerhsnd, when it. won manufactured in
Massachusetts it will not. silow the
merchant to say that wine came from his-
deira when it canto from California. PM
tical religion will wnlit along by the store
shelves and tear off all the tags thst make
misrepresentation. it will not allow the
merchant to say that. in pure coffee when
dandelion toot sud chicory and other in-
to go into it. it. will not allow him
to say that is pure sugar when there are in
it sand and ground glass.
When practical religion gets its full
swing in the world it will go down the
streets. and it will come to that shoe store
and rip of! the fictitious soles of manya
tine looking pair of shoes, and show that it
in sandwiched between the
sound leather. And this practical religion
will gorigbt into n grocerymton. and it
will pull out the piogof all theadnlteratcd
straps, sud it will dump Into the ssh
barrel in front of the store the casein
hark that. is sold for cinnamon and the
brick dust that is sold for cayenne pepper.
audit will shake out the Promise use
fromthetos team, and it will sift. from
the flour plaster of Ports and booedmt
and soopstooe, and it will by ehssntni
analysis separate the one quart of Ridge-
wood water from the few honest drops of
cow's milk. and it will throw out the live
aoimsicules from the brown sugar.
’l'hmhss been mmochsdulterstlcnof
articissoftood tbstltisan amusement to
the that there is a healthy man or woman
to America. ileum: only knows whet
they put into the spices. and into the
m and into the butter, and lnmtbs
sad the micmpshsrsmsdswonderfui
notations. Thebosrdofhsaithlnm
spothecary drums. But. cumin-l analysts,
and now he is himself tripod out. No col}
laterals on which to make a spiritual loan.
Remal dofnirutioti:
But this practical religion will not only
rectify nil merchandise, it. will also rectify
All mccimnistti Iuiil nil toil. A time will
come when .1 man will work in faithfully
by the job as he lino-t by the day. You say
when it Ililfll-S l5 sligbnngiy dune, “Oh, that
was done by the job?" You can tell by the
swiftucss or SlIlRELt‘S-l wall: which it back
man drives “'llt'l lil‘f‘ ho is hired by the hour
or by the excursion. If he is lain-d by the
excursion he whips up the home», so a» to
get around and gz-t unuthcr custumcr. All
styles of work have to be itispccml. Ships
inspected, horses lilfipctriml. machinery in
spouted. Busts to mum i'uc journeyman.
Capitalist coming.r limm lleit‘hpf’chlilly to
watch the lltlss. ('tifltll‘si‘t‘li’nf :s cityt‘tir
sounding thi‘ p-itirli lh'll to prove his lion-
csty m u pztswngcr liiililln in him a clipped
nickel. All things. illiISI. it" whittled “kill in-
spected. lmpcrfwtiutt: m t in: “'malcuvcrcd
with putty. (intuit-ms \vurmtttml to but
until you put tilt'iti Ull the llllrtl limo.
Shixllly in all 'a‘lll-lsilf clothing. Chrutuos.
Pinchbcck. llltsttiuiuis fur 8| dollar llflil a
half. lilukbindcry that llfiltli on until
you I’t‘llll the third chapter. Spur'mcd
horses by skillful dtm- of jm-ncys for sov-
cral days milili.‘ to louk «pry. Wagon tires
poorly put on. ileum-s 1 mrly shod. Pliny
trring that (‘I'lltlts \utlmut :my protects
lion and falls 0th l’ltlltlnllt.’ that tit-eds
to in- plumbml. liitprt'lt‘t‘l mi- wht-cl that
halts llit.‘ wliulo 1mm With at but box. :50
little pr.u~t‘.c.tl ruilgluu iii tlm nil-clutuism
ofaiiiu tmrlti. l lull y on. my frlciitls,thc
low of liinli will Ill'\'i‘i' tort ii)’ ttnw- things.
ll. will inc llli,‘ :tll writhing: lllllLit‘lit'i' it! the
practical religion nf Juan ('iirnl that will
tunitc lilo clitiligt‘ fur il.t' ill-tin:
Titttmz ts Maxi»: i'izttt'trt.
You, this [lfill‘llt’.ll rt-lig'tuu \lill niso go
into llifl'iifillllll‘il, which is pmt'crbittlly butt-
abbot. Ill't‘ilil to be tt~(-tiiictl,timl it will
keep the furtlicr from minding in the New
York market. vcni thnt is too young to kill,
and Whom the foriiit-rfnrumon abort-s it
will kt'tip tlw nillll \l‘lllt than llii! work from
making iii-a littlf tlm-n- iuurtln. ilfltl it. will
keep the fnrincrfrum building ill-i inlet and
rail fcticmm his ilvixblmr‘» [li’itlille-l, not]
it will littiiu‘ him altcltrr his cattle in the
winter Mufti), and it. will keep tho ulilcltlol'
from working on Sunday afternoon in the
new ground win-n- nobody sow-t him. And
ihlsprmrtiml rdirzinn will lower ovrr the
homo, and new “i" burn. nml over the
“chi, litttl m'el' lilo (irritant.
Yon, thin prnctivnl n-llg‘lam of which I
speak will come into the learned prides“
alone. The liIW)'l'l' wall trot his responsi-
bility in defending iimm-t-nw,otitl armignr
ingevllmnd I-xptiililtllllt; tho hemmed it
will keep him from rimming for briefs he
never wrote, nod for please ho nrvcr mettle,
nod for percentages he never corned, out!
from robbing widow nn-l orphsn because
they are «inform-lone. ins. thin practical
religion will route into tho physician's lifc.
and he will feel his n‘spottsibilityastlto
cotiservntor of the public health, it profes-
sion bottom! by the fact that Christ him
self was a physician. And it willmoito
him honest. and when he does not under
stundacsac ho will say so. not trying to
coverup int-k Iifilltinnilfilst with poutiorous
Mbtilmliilcs. or ”fill“ the patient in I
reckless drug More bromine the npotbmty
happens to pay in percentage on the pre-
scriptions sent.
And this proctlcol . religion will come to
theschooi teacher. making her feel her re»
spotulbliity in preparing our youth for
usefulnmysnxl for lmpplnmsmtid for honor,
and will ksop her from giving osly boat to
adult immunisation}; him for what. he
cannot help. and muting disooursgemont
all through the utter yearsofa lifetime.
This practical religion wliiniso oomsto
the newspsper than, and it will help theta
in the gathering of the news. and it will
help them in sailing forth the best inter-
.teof society, and it. mil keep them {with
putting the limo! the World in It?“ km
than its virtues, and its mistakes than its
sehlsvsrunns. ‘
mill! LID ww Mail tittiL’ff.
appliances.
to. this militias. “3119““in
will coins and put its hand on whet is
coiled good society; elevated society. soc»
tactful society, at) that maple will have
their expenditures within their income
and they will exchange the hypocritical
"not at homo” for the honest explanation
“too tired" or “too busy to see you,” and
will keep innoeoht. reception from becom-
ing intoxicating convivinlity.
Yes, there is it great. opportunity for mine
sionury work in what uncalled tho IW
ecssfol classes of society. It is no sure
thing now to son a fru-thionubie woman in.
talented in tho street, or the rail car, or
the restaurant. The number of fine ladies
who drink too much is increasing, Per-
haps you may find her of. the reception in
most. excited conninny, but she has made
too many visits to the wine room, and now
her eye is glassy, and after a while her
cheek is utmoturuily flushed, and then the
falls into fits of excruciating laughter about
nothing, and then she offers sickening
flutterleo,tclling some homely man how
well he looks, and then she is helped into
the carriage, nod by the time the carriage
guts to her homo it takes tho husband nod
the conclusion to not. her up the stairs. The
report. is, She was token suddenly ill at a
german. All! no. She took too much
champagne, and mixed liquors, and got
drunk. That was nil.
Yes, this practical religion will have to
contain and fix up the marriage relation
in America. Tho-route members of churches
who hm‘otno many wives nndtoo many
husbands. Society needs to be oxpurgatod
and washed and f umigahcd and Christian-
ized. We have misnionnry societies to to
form Elm street, in New York. Bedfnrd
street, Philadelphia, and Shoredltch. Lon-
don, and the Brooklyn docks: but there is
need of unorganimtiun to reform much
that is going on in Bcammstrcct. nod Modi-
son square and lliiicuhouse square and
West End and Brook I y n licjghtsautl Brook-
lyn Hill. We wantthis practical religion
not only to take: llnltlllf what. area called
the lower classes, but to take hold of what
are called the bighvr chimes. The trouble
» is that. people have an lllC-‘I they can do all
their religion on Sunday with hymn book
and priiycr book and liturgy, and some of
them sit in church rolling up their eyes as
though they were ready for translation,
when their 8tbbath is bounded on all sides
by an inconsistent life, and while you are
expecting to come out from under their
arms the wings of an angel, there come out.
from thcir forehead the horns of a beast.
11mm; hil'S‘l‘ iii; .\ NEW DEPARTURE.
. There has got to boo new departure in
religion. 1 do not say it new religion. Oh.
no; but the old religion brought to new
In our time we have had the
dogucrrcotypc, and the ambrntypc. and the
photograph, but. it is the same old sun,
and those Arts nrc only new appliances of '
the old sunlight. Sothis glorious gt’ispei
is just what we want to photograph the
image-o 'otl on one soul, and dugucrrcry
type it on another soul. Not. .1 newgospoi,
but thenitlgospcl put to new work. in
our time we have had the telcgzmphic
invention, mad the tvlcpimnio invention,
nml the cicz‘lric light invt-nimn, but they
on: all the children at uLl electricity,
an element that the philosophers have
u long while known much about. So
this clcctric grlepcl IlOl‘fls to limit its light.
(in the eyes rind our»; and souls of uicti, and
become a telephonic medium to make the
deaf hour. a telegraphic medium to dart.
invitation and warning to all nations, on
electric light to illmninc titt- eastern lll'lfl ;
western licmispbcrcs. Nut :i new gospel,
but tho oIIl gospel 110111;: it our wnrk.
Now you say. "That is it very beautiful
theory, but is it {lilm‘sllllt‘ in take onc'w' n:
ligiun into all 1h»: mutation»: and busitics.»
of life?" Yrs, atrial i will giro you it few
specimens. .‘li . ..il tlm’lnt'N whatnot; their
rcllginn tutu ovcrt'liny lift-z DL
Abcrcrombic, of Alli-19.0111, the gl‘n'nlt-ai
Scottish physician of his day. his book on
“Diseases of the limits nnti Spinal Cord"
no more wonderful than his book on “The
Philosophy of the Mural Portions," and
oftctikm-rling at tho bedside of his pu-
iionh to commend thorn to God in prayer.
Dr. John iimwtt, of Edinburgh, immortal
:Ls no author, dying unnlvr llw benediction
of tin-nick of Edinburgh. myself remem-
bering him as he sat in hi~ study in Faith-
burgh talking to inc about, f'brist and his
hope of human. Anti at 500m of Christian
family physlt'ltilh in Brooklyn justzugoml
its they wrrc. _ _
Lawyers \t'llnt‘ari’lt‘illlit‘li‘ religion into
their profession: 'l'iic lute Lord L’ttirm, the
queen's zulv‘m-r for many years, the highest
lt-gnl authority in “Will lirituiti~ Lord
Cairns, every sximmrr in his vacation,
prcatching lb em M‘nilfl-list among the pom
of his country, John Skis-an, judge of
tho sttprctm- t'uizrt ml ”to l'tiitcd Status
and [lrlNlilf'lll uf llli' .-‘\iitt~ricatt Sunday
School union. {t‘t'lill}! nmrc m’lliSf-‘li‘llou lit
the llillt'f )illt‘t‘ limit lit the? formcr. And
soon-soft ifl~llllli lnwyvrs its oniinctit in
the church of Haul tl‘i they xtrv t'llllili‘lll. at
tho bur.
t;util~'t;.\ltl.\t; moist» MEN.
Merchants wimtooit lhclr religion into
everyday lifc: Arthur 'l‘ltppott, tlcl’itlcti in
his tiny lit't'ult-w lw tislnlilislitttl that system
by which m- t-ntito to liiui out the mm-
tiwrcini standing of termini-s» neon, starting
that «intro Nyslt'ili, ili'l’ltli‘il for it time,
himself. lk'i i know him writ, in umrni cbttr~
ucirr At. Monthly ”writings inviting ton
room in thr- tupnf llixfiltin'lmilsi' tint-clerks
of his i‘hliilillhlliili'lli. ill-kill“ tinim nbuttt.
their worldly inn-rust» lillll tiicirspirtiuoi
lnicmtn, ilwtt giving out ii iiyiult, lcmlttii:
itt proycr. giving them it fc-w wants of
good wiring asking ”will when. church
they nttcmlwl nu tho Sabbath. what tho
text um, whviln-r tiiry litttl nily mphcini
lrnublwuuf titv'ir own. Arthur 'I’nppnnJ
newt hum] his eulogy protimttict-ii. 1 pm-
ouuncc it. Imw. Ami other merchant.» just
(is mind. “'tlliumylv). [bulge in the iron
bunnies»; Mam-s ii. iirlntwll in tim nhip~
pingbnsintm; i'ctcr iftmpcr in tho “lilo
busincm. Scores of men just. on nutrition
they wont
Former» who take lhcir religion into
their lfl'i‘illlnlliilll Why, this minute their
bottom and wagons ntnmi around nil tho
meeting ltntitws in Amrru-n. ’l'in-y began
this tisy byn pmyvr tn tin-l. mad when they
got homo nt timn, after they have put.
their bottom up. will illli‘f pmyvr in find at
tho tsblc, making it bit-mum, and this sum
met there will be in tlwlr noble not "no
diction-est. lit-ml of rye, liul. one dishonest
our of corn, not. on» dishmn-st apple. Wor
shitting Goal tmlny uwny up oinntu; tho
Berkshire bills. or nwnydowo nlillil tho
Moons of Florida, or «any not limit] tho"
mimof Col-trinity, or along tho imnks of
the Domain and tho Ilnrilmt, whore i
knew lhcm boiler bot-misc i went to school
with them.
Mechanics wlmtonk their religion into
their occupations: Junie; liriiullo-y, tho
famuus millwri ht; Nathaniel litmwiitch,
the famous shi chandler; Elihu ilurritl,
the famous blacksmith, amt itniuitotls and
We of strong nrms which have
mode the hummer, moi the sow, fillll the
main] the drill. and the as sound in
the grand march of our national lodos
trio.
Give nrbsart toiled nod then fill your
life wt good works. Cottsecfltle to him
your store. your shop. your insulting hams.
noose: Number... . Jilin-tun
Q .
one will hoot-it. God will host- it. That
isonough. You hardly know of any one
else thnn Weliiltgton’ns connected with
the victory at Waterloo; but. he did not do
the hunt fighting. The hard fighting was
done by the Somerset cavalry, and the fly—
land regiments, fillil Kempt's infuutrymud
the Scots Grays and the Life GUNS. Who
cut-es, if only the tiny woo woo!
A BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE-
In the latter part. of the lost. centurya
girl in England liCClilIiG n kitchen mold ins
farm house. She lifiil runny styics of work,
and much hard work. ’l‘itnc rolled on, and
she liltil‘l‘lt'll the son of n woavcrof Holi-
fux. 'l'hvy wcrc industrious; they saved
mom-y enough times while to built! tutti
a home. (in the morning of the tiny when
they wcrci» enter that boom the young
wife nrusc till 4 o'clock, entered the front
door ynni', knelt. down, consecrated the
place to God, and thcrcmmlo this solemn
vow: "O Lord,” them “ill. bless mo in
this place, tho p" .4- ».lznll linvonwhoro of
it." 'l‘itttct'ull'-'iuii :1th 3i fortune rolled
in. Children pew. lip ,.:mmti themmnd
they all lit'clllill: zitlltzl-iit; ”lift, it member of
parliament, in it public plume declared that L
that success conu- from ilmt. pretywr of his
mother in tho «imn' ynni. All 01' than
were ufl’incni. Four thmmzuid bonds in
their factories. 'i'ilty built tiw'ciling haunt:
for lnbnrcrs ut trilvup rents, liliil when they
were invalid and mold not pay they had
the liOliSt‘S‘ for l!()llili|‘.{.
Um: of the-v sum ('Jliiltl to this country,
ntimirctl our parks, wcut buck, bought
ll:f.l,0pf‘lif’tl it grout public pork, and made
it :t lll'l'fil‘lllrl'illit? rug, of Halifax, Eug-
lntid. 'l‘bv',‘ mu an orphanage, they
endowed mu. . ’tt . All England
has. hmrsi Ll iln- , and the good
wttl‘l-is nf ilii' , Moral—Conso- .
crntotnttm _...:r mini moons and your
humbly hill’i'iiil‘ililli-.,4. and you will have
larger lumps Iliill grander surroundings.
“Godiim::-.s is prntimiulc unto till athihgs,
thriving [)rntllisc nf the» lit.- tbnt how is and *
1 of that which is to tmmc," “Have faith in
9 God by all means, but remember tbotfuith
without works is. dead."
a
i'ru
n
V.
John ',
Being Initiated Into a Secret. Society.
Hero is tho minimise-rim.- of a gray haired
;old tnztn, it graduate: of Harvard, and a
‘, man who in» mm.- n-gvurutiou in the world
‘of li‘lli‘l‘fii
“Utx tha- night n.’ my initiation into it
sociciywl r‘nutmi mun.- it intbis connec-
tion, for tin: would in,» :i lira-och of loyalty
--I wont in tin- Illi'hllN hull with a heavy
heart. and slinky has. This particular band
of brothers litul a lap. int reputation for
ferocity. :uni l,,l;tww we'll enough that it
were mnn- than Lilo mil: tumbut l was
pledgui,tttiti'i‘nramrri' ‘ the word. Iflnul'
13‘ found myst-lf “mun: in; :1 pairof/smirsln
utter dilrklii; . This has something of is
feat, for m iriicrmi . board would turn
up undci' my fuel, it
occur] into mmt- nnknown abyss, to the
great dislith‘ttlllilg” of my lK‘nK trousers and
shins.
"At. the wry top 1 v awfully posited open
a door and sprung; into a sortuf waiter
imp. from “'ltlcll about, three gallons of
the fluid. descending in a bit; baptism.
soaked 1m- ('Iillllllt'li‘lfi, liming paved
the water ’ll‘llt"il, l mwrurl, anti was vio-
lently wimi by Mji'v'iill aliiitltllv)’ forms,
who :tppl-nrwl Ji- 1 mi liiznitmus,grin~
tiihg>kttll.~,'. .irl. vt‘x’t L-i'isprmituw‘i liypllll~
in: :t shirt st "3.- nu-rtlw {two mulrubbitlf:
it with phmptuamx Jim try :a shirt sleeve
,mask and .wv if it auti'tuburriblcsight,
town in 11-: an. 1‘. I was won rid of
my chat him: mi n. uml out on n plank,
on which “'t-l'r [. _. 'zl t-u'iuu, kinds of
burn: and tinq‘u- ‘mythin: but as downy
bani.
“Tilt-u tin-n- «new .; l--.-.'. inmhliko mice.
.‘l'cicil t' r mi ll -.v1_ limimlus.‘ Soon l
gcnuiti .w ”13¢... tu- darkness tilt.- gleam
tlflli'l‘SJEii'IL: m :tl nmrcr it came.
The lOI'l‘lillt‘ xx m .-.~ fin‘l't‘vl. ’antibim
in the tit‘ck.’ .\ ilnrriilit- lmlt of pain
llii~llt‘ll down my spinal column, accom-
pauic'i by lllt' Nliillll :mll :lt'fllii! smell of
burning' limit. With a yr?! that no stoic
could lum- l‘i’pl‘i‘rw'i'il 1 import from the
plank, aunt stood in the full glare of many
Iightmi l:uup~', with the society members
dancing around mo in hilarious glw. The
branding? Well. they test-ti ts piece of ice.
which gin-s much the mime sensation as a
bot. iron, while it fine lio-nfstcttk was actual-
ly branded, fill'lll\lll!l..{ my sensations,“
sound and ntii-~li."—.\'r-w York Star.
A Motisicr .‘ntt'rit'isn Pyramid.
A giutthtit- [l_l‘l‘lllliltl. the most. interesting
relic tutlw antiquarian now on the Amer-
ican continent. 1m» :t ion; fillll‘n to the wall
of Pueblo), Hill :‘lt‘XiV't. 'l‘iic spot. is easy
of f|1'(‘t'.\‘l, lillil l::t.s inure \'i~itcd by every
trnwlrrnftum-.mttwt- .\i!it'l’l(3iill born or
fort'izzn, who hr.» inlvrtwiwl iiitnsclfin the
[cost in imrm :Llllliilillli‘n. it rises sud-
denly N” liac plain rim! to built of huge
atlobcs, or law'- lllilllil'lil'll bricks. Al-
though mutilate-d :mll ul’t-l'gl’tiwu with
trees. ”In in:t.~.th- lulu! .m.i fotii‘ stories of
the gigantic ~trtiritw- 'trl-yct almost en»
tirc. “lilllli'lllll «tr min-a it tout work of
illicit IilllKIlllllllt' :mvi ‘ 'I‘HH‘HH mt, next to
tho pyrntuhh nf them. in m :wt‘t-r before
boon writ m tim \wwl-l, he imiubtiu 172
fut-t, lillil ll.” .Lilm .t m. in,» Lilia") foot,
in-ingz‘m t'wl Law (Lilli tln~ urcntpyro-
lilltl of i‘hwp-z, met t- '2 (vol. Ilium-r,
'l‘ltt' brick LI ili'llfil Z. inlvtwtpcrsotl with
layers of slow :uvi twrt tr, tutti theI four
ulorlw :trt- (“'tiilt‘t'li' i -. -"t t'tii'li other by
broad tt-rrnvm ’i‘in w w :w’o-micd front
bench in ln-tn-u by w mine and oblique
flights of sit-in it hit it av all in it littltet‘lmpi'l
M. iiw top. Wlili'li llm in 'l vimltt-lttml to the
Virgin of lit-limit: -. 3n ~ii'ul'Zliii‘lilllL: out
the run-l “'llii’li lv’illa from tln- f'iiyof
Mexico In l’lll‘ltlilll lm-vlnu- larva-usury to
ti’lin-mt- it. [n'ltlintt Hf llw litl‘it’. Hi this llIl'
clout, mutmmvnt. in vuttitltztlmt’ttnnew
ittiti «if Hm how “it t'il “l'lill‘ chamber bill".
of i-tmwtiwl rlmfml \Httl lu-tlttmuf cypfm
mos liilll lilif’t‘, in it new tuitml ekclctolin,
itiniuoi‘ clay. «Mint um! broom, moi ii tiltin-
bcr of putt-«rt i'twwl z, ll-li‘iuiiatlja‘ vaitttinlietl
flilil pulpit-:1. bl. Limit ill-public.
l'lililiux .lguittsl l'tv'iiutiutls (finitely.
A furl Wllli‘ll iiamlvtti l‘tlfiiiiil‘llll‘fl upon
n~ccni|y iu tivnt ttmiv i. on nitttost entire
ubwnct-nf puim'littzr mm s trotimdttltcrotetl
utility. wimh than an :llltili'miis in films"
your». TM“ 1 ill in new tinn- ix-cnttio no se-
rious tlmt nu Intuit-imbue was formed for
tho distinct purtum- ui‘ 91""lii‘ilit{ the passage
of stun-int uantnlm in various Mutt-s limiting
the mitilu‘rntiuu of tni-l‘v-vttnm-ry with any
substance injurinim in health punishable
by n homey lino», meal for m-wrnl ycai‘ullbo
ersi rt'wnrdn inn-t- lawn all‘ivrt'dby this”
citation, ms l’t‘l'll 1.. tr; . litilll‘lllliiil mem-
bers, for t-i‘ivlt-mc . n-t may oilctsder
sometime lllfllllillll a. w inli‘iiuii umicrtbo
laws. the umwmtluu ”manning the cost
and I’l’filiflllflllillil y of tin when titlon.
in Now York :uul illmialyu llil'i’t! m a ,
lsnwnnmlwr of linen, imlintlnu all the
large mntmtm»: tin-rs m nmlna-itumry, who
are pledge-din tho prim-x 'ltlltit uf idiotic-ti»
magaltisl the special «minim passed!"
the leginlatttro on this -~ tlijmrl, mui by ap-
plication ton member of the aluminum
any suspected (thcliiiliiti'y can «t ones he
analysed free of charge.»er York Goat-
nerdsiMm'tlssr.
ml min leg would de- "
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