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notion of
Till! portion of the stock must be sold in order to make room for
new unanimous * III.
Woe} this opportunity which is Diluted at the famous Boot , I A
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um NEW whom
98. TALMAGE’B GRAPHIC REVIEW OF
THE BUILDING AND IT 8 PURPOSES.
n. m C! leII. by Ii. Illa-"ICI-
‘lhe law, ”Mamas-eats la Building
the law Dunstan—Stones tress Blaal
V-d Athena—A Church for All.
Mon". April wst-rmou of Rev. '1'.
De Witt Talmage in the new Brooklyn
M on Clinton avenue this even‘
, I", the building having been dedicated in
gi‘llumorlllncatlo'm Agreatnnioumeet
“In which clerxymenolalldenomins
' tinselChriatiana partleipated,washeld
’ thousand
inthsaluruomSIx persona
, 'wae pruent at each oftbeaerviwsmnd
many thou-ads were turned away. Tut,
“Whatmean ye by these atonesr' (Joshua
ME).
The Jordan. like the Missidppi, has
blulaontheonesidsandllatsonthe
other. Here audthere a sycamore shad—
owsit. Here and there a willow dips into
it. Itwu only a little over waist deep in
Decanbrr u I waded through it, but in the
‘ mthsof April and May the snows on
‘ Haunt Ill-non thaw and tlow down into
the valldy. and than the Jordan overflows
its banks. Then it is wide, deep, raging
and lmpetuoua. At this season of the
year I bear the tramp of forty thousand
armd men coming down tocroan the river.
You my, why do they not go up nearer the
rhoftbe riverat the old camel ford! Ah!
nytrienhithbeeauaeitianotsafetogo
around when thelnrdtells unto gonbeod.
The lmelitea had been going around forty
years, and they had enough of it. I do not
know how it is with you, my brethren, but
1 lava always got intotroublewhen lwent
. around, butalwayagot into safety when l
went ahead.
Thereapreads out the Jordan, a raging
torrent, much of it snow water just come
down from the mountain top; and I see
me of the Israelites shivering at the idea
of plunging in, and one soldier says to his
comrade, “Joseph, can you swim?" And
another says: “it we get across the stream
we will get there with wet cloths: and
with damapd armor. and the Canaanites
will slash us to pieces with their swords
befornweget up the other bank." But it
knotimetohult The great hostmarches
on.
The prieataeasrying the ark goahead,
the follow. I bear the tramp of the
put multitude. The priata lure now
come within a stone's throw of the water.
Yatstill there lano abatement of thellood.
Now they have dome within tour or live
“(tithe-stream; but thereto no abate
auntottheflood. Badprnspeetl ltseeme
-lfthuelaraeliteethatelmdthedaert
arenowming to bedrowned in sight of
Canaan. But "Forward!" is the cry. The
command rings all along the line 01 the
but. “Forward!” Now the priests have
m within one step of the river. This
time they lift their feet from the solid
ground and put them down into the rag-
ing stream. No sooner are their feet there
than Jordan dire.
Ontberight hand God pilesupa great
mountain of floods; on the left. the water
lowsofltoward theaea. The great river
lorhourshaltsandrears. Theback
wateranotbeingabletollowover the pm
in; Israelita, pile wore on ware until per
hpaaeahird would find some difficulty
in aiding the water eliif. Now the priests
andail the people have gone over on dry
land. The water on the left hand side by
thiatimehasreaehed theaea;and now
that,the miraculonapanage hasbeen made,
stand back and see this stupendous pile ol
waters leap. God takes his . hand from
that wall of floods, and like a hundredcat—
araeta they plumaod roar in thunderous
"triumphtotbeaea.
m mar-m a1 ionosx.
flow are they to celebrate this pamger
Shall it he with music? I suppose the
trumpetand cymhah were all worn out
Hot! thh. Shall It be with [runners wav-
ing, Ohm; theyareallfadedand torn.
Joined-out, "i will tell you how to
cehbntethb—bulld a monument here to
commemorate thereon” and every priest
puts a heavy stone on his shouhlerand
muehuoohaod dropsthat alone in the
divinely atad place. i see the pile
mt- triangle breadth. in signifi-
eaaee. and, In after years,meu went by
tht spot and saw this monument, and
trident onstoanotber, in fulfillment of
thepropheeyottberext."Wbat meautye
tumour"
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church In the wilderneaal We have been
waadwlaaabootlorayearamlahall
worshiping in the Academy 0! bionic.
Mlyn. and the Academy of lluaie, Sew
York. And some thought we would never
rue]: the promised land. Some aaidwe
take this route and others that.
we had battery) tracheal come
at sunset Anak in the way
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memorial wall. loraboveall In this charm
forall time, Inacrmon and-long and prayer.
shall he the sacrifice of loan Calvary.
Look at it. That‘atone was one oithe
rocks rent at the crucifixion. 'l‘bat heard
the cry, ”It is finished.” Was ever any
church on e-th honored with such a mo
morial?
Till! uaaontu. 0? ”I”.
Beneath itare two tables of same. whlfi
I had laouxht iron Mount Sinai when
the law was given. Three camels were
three weekseroasingthedeeerttoieteh
them. Whenat Cairo.lgypt,l propoud
totbeChriatian Arab that be bring one
atone from flount Sinai. he said. "We an
easier bring two rocks than one, tor one
mum balance them ea the back at the
camel,” and I did not think until the day
at their arrival how much more suggestive
would be the two, because the law was
written on two tables of stone. Those
Rona marked with the words ”Mount
Sinai" felt the earthquakethataheok the
mountains when the law was given. The
lower stone of the wall is from Mars Bill.
the place where Paul stood when he
preached that famouasermon on the broth
erhood of the human race, declaring. “God
hath madeot one blood all nation."
Since Lord Elgin talk the famous statu-
ary from the Acropolia the hill adjoining
Mars ilill. the Greek government maka it
impossible to transport to other lands any
antiquities, and armed soldiery guard ‘
not only the Acropolis but Mala Hill.
That stone I obtained by special pea-
misiou from the queen of Greece, a
moat gracious and brilliant woman. who
received no as though we had been old ae-
quaintunces.nnd through Mr. Trieoupia,
the prime minister of Greece. and Mr.
Snowdeu, our Amerimn minister plenipo
teutiary. and Dr. Manatt. our American
cousnl,that suggmtire tablet was sawed
from the pulpit of rock on which Paul
preached. Now you understand why we
have marked it “The Gospel." Long alter
my lips shall utter In this church their
last nit-usage, these lips of stone will tell of
the Law, and the Sacrifice, and the Gospel.
This day I present them to this church
and to all who shall gaze upon them.
Thus you have my answer to the question.
“What menu you by those stones?"
But you cannot divert me from the ques-
tion of the text as i first put it. [have he ‘
terpreled these four memorials on my I
right hand. but there are hundreds of ;
atoues in these surrounding walls and on
darneath us, in the fonndations,and rising
above us in the towers. The quarries of
this and transatlantic countries at the call
of erowbar and chisel have contributed
toward this structure. "What mean ye by
these stones!" ,
You mean among other thin” that they
shall be an earthly residence for Christ.
Christ did not have much of a home who
be was here. Who and where is that child
flying? ‘ It is Jesus. born in an outhonae.
Where is that hard breathing? ltiaJeaua,
sleep on a rock, Who is that in the back ‘
part0! “relishing smack. with a sailor'a
rough owmmt thrown over him? It be
Jesus the worn out voyager. OJeausl Is
it not time that thou ballast a house? We
give thee this. Thou didat give it to no
limit, but we give it back to that It It too
good for us, but not half guild enough for
thee. Oh! come in and take the best sent
here. Walk up and down all three slalom 1
Speak through these organ pipes. Throw
thine urm over us in these art-hm. lo the
flaming oi thae brackets of tire speakto
us, saying, “i am the light of the world." >
0 King! makelhis thine audience eham‘ been aogeneroua in building this church
Lib. :izz.£°:::‘:'3.:::m“:m.::? 3 “CW” "3: “gypsum? we":
’ ° ' " a I. use nto
00"" 0‘" ”W1“ '” lift our ensigne, we 5 "dome Dlo‘y‘ou think a than is safe on: o?
cry with mulllrudinous lamation until E Christ! Set one day, not one hour, not
lb," 91‘"? "m“ and'the ens listen. 0 . one minute, not one mud. Threeor four
hm"? h“ forever! l years nun, you remember. amil train broke
I” 'l' “‘3‘ time that he ".1” was born ina ' down a bridge on the way to Albany. and
stranger 3 1'0“” "“1 boned m a stranger 3 after the rauntmphc they were looking
grave should hare an earthly house! Come : the I' be I lit bed
in, 0 Jesus! not. the of a bu fl ed .around among mi no 0 cross
. , ‘ bridgoand the fallen train and found the
Chmt, butaradrant and triumphant Je- conductor. "a was dying. and had only
ans, conqueror of earth and heaven and = strength tosay one thing. and that w”.
"ilohlt the Ilsa for the next train." So
there come to us tonight, from the eternal
vmnl. voices of God. voices of angels, voices
of deported spirits, crying: "Lift the warn
lug. Blow the trumpet. Give theaiarnt
Iloi~t the ting for the out train."
Uh. that tonight my laml Joana would
sweep his arm around this great audience
and take you all to h‘n holy heart. You
will never are so good a time for must
on aeuow. “What mean ye by
thme stones?" We mean your redemption
from sin and death and hell by the power
pariah! fireoraixtnues.andunderthe
akilllul hands of a Handel. lloaart or
Woven entwinethemlntoouegrand
lnthelaltevdays of the world,God will
takethe best parts of all denomination
of Christians. and weave them into
' cal harmony. bread
as the
heavens, and that will he the church of
the future. 0r,ss mosaic Is madenpof
jasper and agate and many preciom
stones cemented together-mosaic a thoua
and feet square in St. Mark's, or morale
hoisted in colossal aeraphiln in St. Sophia
-ao i suppose God will make, atterawblle.
one great blending oiall modern! all
faiths, and all Christian sentiments, the
amethyat. and the jasper, and thechalea-
dony of all dillerent experiences and ha
lief. cemented side by side in the great
mosaic of the axes; and while the nations
look upon the columns and arehitravuel
that stupendous church of the future. and
fly out, ”\l mean ye by these steam!”
there shall be nnnmerable voices to lo
spend, ”We mean thellord God omnipo-
tent reigns ” '
Stillfurther, you mean bythesesteues
the salvationof the people. We did not
build thiachurch iormereworldly reforms,
or for an educational institution, or as a
platform on which to read euaya and philo
aophieul diaquiaitiona, but a place for the
tremendous work of soul flying. 0b.!
had rather he the means in this church of
having one mu! prepared for a joyful eter-
nity than live thousand souls prepared for
more worldly success. All churches are in
twoclam, all communities in twoclamea.
all the race in two classes—believeraand
unbelievers To augment the number 0!
the one and subtract from the number of
the other we built thischureh, and toward
that supreme and eternal idea we dedieau
all our senuona, all our songs, all our
prayers. all our Sabbath haudshaking.
We want to throw detection into the ene-
my's ranks. We want to make them citbu
surrender unconditionally to Christ or clue
fly in rout, scattering the way with
canteens, blankets and knapsack; We
want to populorire Christ. We would
like ' to tell the story of his love
here until men would feel that they
had rather die than live another hour
without his sympathy and love and mercy.
We want to nurse up an enthusiasm for
him greater than was felt for Nathaniel
Lyon when he rode along the ranks;
greater than was exhibited for Wellington
when he came back from Waterloo; great-
er than was expressed for Napoleon when
he ateppul ashore from Elba. We really
believe in this place Christ will enaetthe
saute scenes that were enacted by him
when he landed in the orient. andtheru
will be such an opening of blind eyes and
unstopping of deaf ears and mating out of
unclean spirita—such silencing beatormed
Gennrsarela as shall make this house
memorable lire hundrrd years after you
and l are dead and forgotten. Oh, my
friends. we want but one reriral in this
church, that beginning now and running
on to the «lay when the chisel of time, that
brings down even St. Paul's and the Pyra-
mids, shall bring this hour: into the dust
run Bl’lh'l', nt‘r wreath Kurt.
Oh, that this day of dedication might be
thedayol emancipatiouol all imprisoned
‘ souls. My friends, do not make the blun—
der of the ship earpeutera in Noah’s time,
who hdped to build the ark. but did not
get into it. God forbid that you who have
ll.
He lives. all glory to his name.
He lire», my Jesus. atlll the same. .
0b. the sweet joy this seutnu-e gives -
I know that my Redeemer liven. .
lVthI’ nascent-nos nae msrmwrrzo. ,
Blamed be bu» glorious name forever! I
Again. I! any one asks the qumllon of the
text. "What mean yo by three stones?" the .1
reply in we mean the communion of I
salute. Doyou know that there Is not a,
single denomination oI Christiana In Brook» ,
Iyu that has not wnlrilmted something to
ward the lmlldirmof flhm? Andi}: f I ‘8 pel
evermtandlnglu this 9 . t shall _ 0 on one pom: or .
a man who shall try by anything be any. i ll all, the Brooklyn Tabernacle is erected
toatlr up him-rm between dillerent do» I «gain. be me here tonight not toiled.
nominations of Christiana. may his tongue 3 late it. That was done thia morning. To
falter. and his check blanch, and his hrart 3 night we delicate our-sins in the spit.
Wlpl My friends, It there In any church . meal and Methodist churchea they have
on earth where there in a mingling of all 7 a “mull around “‘0 81W. M the WIN.
denominations It Ia our church. I just , come and kneel down at that railing and
with that John Calvin and Armlnlus. u : so the sacraments! bit-ulna. wen, my
they were not too busy, would come out on friends. It would take more than a night
the battlrmrnla and are as. 4 to gather you In circles around this altar.
sometime In our prayer meeting” have ‘ Then just how where you are (or thy his...
beard brethren use the phrases of a bean- lug. ASCII In”. this Is the laat church
uiol Ilium. and we know where they ‘ that you will “dedicate Hay thesod
melamzaadinlbe sales prayer Mi'” contorted Jacob lb mused
low l have heard brethren make audible : Paul the land. rumbl- boon to M the
elacolallon. "rim!” “l’ralssynhe lord!" 1 pt: of heaven; and when. In your old
and would not hereto [meat twice when . days. you put on your-pumice to real
i the hymn or the Scripture been. may you
9 tor that land when
by» thepiaoewhersyouan'oiog to utyour
fatluuurestnland youraorrowaappeamd
aadyouraoolaaandr lloyou kaowthat
. atthiaaltaryouraouaaad dauahtwnrlll
til. one tandem: Oh. my brethren, talenpoutlwmdr-thsvowsofthechm
wahavahadeaoaahollliafluheiflahw— Maud trots this place you will any
thereamthllewiork realms-tulle man-summer our lia-
W tweanfihlaptb-el and when.
mualoatahle youwlll have some at the
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l have been troubled with
asthma for four or five years.
For the past two years I have
been very bad, and have been
unable to obtain a good night's
rest in that time. 1 have tried
everything- without obtaining
much relief. Recently] obtain-
ed some of "Van's" Cough Cure.
It gave me relief from the first
dose. and since using it I have
not lost a night's sleep. and now
feel better than for yours. I
would willingly pay a dollar a
bottle for it than to be without it.
CHARLES ll. Burn.
Soutlll lrango. N. J.
April min. lstrl.
I have born testing "Van‘s”
eroummic' t‘uro us a spring
mmlioino. 1 find it an excellent
tonic. rrruling a good appetite.
aiding digestion and strengthen-
I
think it :1 goml nmliriut: for any
ing the system gout-rally.
one whom- syslmn m-mls tuning
up, R, ll. HAWKINS.
No. In L'iii‘)‘ Street, “range
Valley. X. J.
April '32). Infill]:
What is the Grip?
Thl~ )ln-toriuuwunl Tr rrilvlr Ill-etu-t‘.irvlull}
Anni} Zt'll illill lbw him-I.
WHAT TD III] WHEN IT COMES.
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mw. Utlu rt Irnu- mill that no Iil'l' pa~~ing
through a n-{Ion uf inr-olnrl anal llmi ll." mp
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ll‘l’l‘il that Raul Hark. AI‘ulImyw. ntnrnlu no the
lac-at ‘i‘nmr ltlmit‘ll In the omit. all not ill.
Slillson'sllilitolllellariDaIisaya
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unequal llilo. The lltlt lute lutH' H‘rlflrll if.
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timid. There are many Im-x mpuluuu ll?fllt"‘l
who will MRuIl'inll that Ill) lllulruft‘nllsmu
in u— KIIII, but I boy are wrong. and my In in;
in Ilfl‘l‘l‘" )nit. n row of am. you tapnul
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wlitrli I» ll‘ "ml duration Intro and Imellr‘lrml.
and the ”ELY \AIJ'AI LE TUNII‘ nu llw
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aid dilution, rum-h Ilw lrI-ul, build up um
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other! thlsaeaeon askiuthe past. Do not he‘mislodmut
lATEST ' AnlltlES run some WEAR.
mango HITS a 3me Feature" this stator.
Shapes in Large Variety.
H. KRIEGE ,
South Ndrwalk
Conn.
rrnnulimgtgxmt.
DPEII TIIIIIlIIBII ENTIRE SUMMER.
A war-lira], Realm Trainin tit-hm] for
humour... firnulrnmentoringdur o the-spring
ran be tilted to Illl itions in t it: autumn.
Every business- hrsnr- taught thoroughly. The
college in “drill plain“ In equipment. and every
«lewrtun-ul m oham of competent lnatrur-
torn. Mod for ratahrgur. Addrm.
President Merrill Businessllollege.
STA )lf't'llll) I '0.\'.\'.
Economy and Comfort!
I'riE
Gasoline Slaves
Ind avoid that and Expense during
the Summer Season.
“'r' bare the very best Inukt-
THE MANHATTAN
II All SIZES.
\‘l'illlmko‘u‘mrk nml do all llw “ark .»f h
simu- with half the trouble and l‘ilrt‘nrt‘. it‘ll!)
In liar in this lvmu.
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE l5 DEBTS A GALLON.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLINERY.:
Mrs. W. lawman,
No. 3 Water Street Norwalk,
Exhibits :ili Ell" l.llt“i Nylm in
Pattern Rats,» Bonnets and all
Millinery Novelties. -
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Brookslde Stock Farm.
PRIDES LOW.
llnrm-s. Paving Hurst-rt, Finn
l‘lvzlvy
Roadsters.
Hurst-s.
Lima
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First-clan
Bakers, lgyectinners,
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Danhury & Norwalk Division.
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Tram“ Imvr South Nuruzrlk fur lunhun‘ »
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Sundays 9:}; a. m. aml lift: p. m. ' -
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STABLE BEDDING.
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Hill THE 0031 or snow.
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Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory. Dal, Pine and Chestnut
WOOD.
Baled‘ Hay and Straw,
BRAIN IIID FEED.
Ilaymondlrmhers
Dnrlon Point,
murmurs rum.)
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J. E. POWER,
PRIWRI ETIlR.
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And you Will see not only a , ‘
Neat and Perfect Flttlnx Shoe. '-
But one in which the I 1 _
Bert Material is Iliad. Combining Durability Mills,
Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoo in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. I
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at w
H. S...BROWN"‘
‘halSouth Main Street. so. Norwalk‘. My
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The “Beet Goods \
u LDWEST PRICES.
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Glover & Olsen’s. 7
SPECIALTIES.
. Our Surah Kid Ladios' still) Shoes are the finest ever offered
in South Norwalk.
Ladies’ French Kid, Hand Sewer], Ladios‘ French turned and
walls at prior-s that will astonisll you.
A full line of Ladios'. Children's all-I'll Men's Shoes thht will
pay all to examine. ‘
Glover & Olsen,
IEIDERS III THE BDDT4‘AIIII SHOE TRADE.
w. B. Hall& 00.,
BRIDCEPORT.
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CURTAINEOOM.
Spuriol salt: of Irish Point. Xc‘lttingham, Swiss and Embroidered
)luslmtumuns. Tllt'Sllt'l'lill Int wmiro selling arein new and
elegant patterns and
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The Irish l‘nint numlwrs at 551; 12. 5'1 :la‘. 3% HI} 545 m 3‘ 68 13‘! 00
and all “H on» loss than half prim: The llighliradtls :it Sl‘i land
1n: north $33 and sin. 'l‘mnlmln-ml Swiss (’urtaim fromesé to
lxmlrrunloml lluelin by the yzml. 1’51- aml u wards Lot
Efigill‘r‘tl Muslims. Si llll'lltfl" “'lllt‘, at 3'29; worth in] \' 50c Nice
Old and Reliable ;
Luce Scrims it" :1 yard.
WINDOW SHADES.
,Tw“ yank lung. spring fixturvs. 25v: '2 val-(Islam; 9
I‘m: cxlm quality upua uv. IM': llaulvlsumll Dado Shatlés 350- new .
hmymal Hugs. .‘Mv am up: rIc-gant slvlt's. Illixfin. at 2'" 45- .vel'y
llflllclsvlinr‘ ullvs. 36x22. $3.5”. .‘ilnqmt'. Wilton and 'Da'rllestan
Lugs. In all sm-s. ('Iwnillr t'urluins. 5n style-s at $4 4‘ 845*” and
SH mi». I‘lp-uilln- 'I'ulll.» (Vivi-rs at SI “1'. 3H pzlttvrns halidmilié Oil
Iilnnzx. nww [mtlvrns in Linulr-nm. 2H” SlVlt‘S ,llilllllSIll'llt‘ Baskets
l‘.lt'\ ritul' runs to til» now I‘ll Chill) and Linoleum department. '
W. B. Hall 8L CO.
Thaddeus Guyer,
FIRST-BLISS AADDERIESI
SDIITN MAIN STREET, SDIITII IIDRWAIII.
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