omififil. ill: W To ‘ my notorious Ind ash-natives discussion in . plrc‘lu and in the secular pra- ". loathingmora to be said on W Dr. Tnlmagt. however. his own way of looking at all subjects, and We who thought they knew all . 'goultl’hesald on both sidu received ‘_ from the fresh and original contrlbu “which he made to the controversy. tut was taken from Proverbs xxvi, l'f. . flint Mb by and meddleth with whalonginguottohimialihoonethst ma dog by the ears." 3 addition here depletes the habit of rush , inhuman contestants; or taking thewtagouiams of others; of joining in m which they ought to shun. They do ‘mod Ioothersandgetdamam forthcrn firs. Baeomparesitto the experiment takings dog by thefsars. Nothing so Irritanthecanincsss to he clutched by tithing. Takathem hyths back of the sndliftthenrsud itdoesnotsaemto oroflend; but you take the dog by fiscaruudhewill take you with town hall the history of kennels no intelligmt .orqlrltsd dog will stand that. "New." says Solomon. “you go into 'quarrels or controversicsthstsrc not yours and you will lscerated and torn and bitten is pas-nth by and meddlcth with firms ’ ng not to him is like one that . Why theatre!” . this run so: or communes. _ this is a lime of resounding cock-issue- t1 quarrel. Never within your memory or --lnnhss the air been sofullofmissilcs. The Presbyterian church has on hand a ' “bunny so great that it llads it pro deal: to postpone its settlement for at least ' out more year. hoping that something will turn up. Somebody might die or s new ‘ mural "assembly may have gracsto ban. vdlstheexciting questions The . dumb hsscast out some rccalcitr'anta. and ' ,‘lts agestive organs are taxed to the at ' It“ in trying to assimilate others. “Shall ‘ woman preach?" “Or besent as delegates to conferences!" are questions that have many of our Methodist brethren on the seat." And the waters in some of the great baptistriea are troubled vrs tars. Bscsnssof the controversies through- out Christendom the air is now like an m afternoon about 5 o'clock, when it I- Nen alarming but all dny. and clouds are wheriug. nod there are lions of than (I. with grumbling voices and flashing “ mourning forth from their cloudy hairs, and people are waiting for the full burst of thstsmpat. I am not much of a weather but the clouds look to me mostly wind clouds. It may be a big blow, ‘ lull hope it will soon be over. in regard hath. Battle of the Croatia. lam every day a“ what 1 think about it. i wont to like it so plain this morning what I think that no one will ever ask again. [4 those who are jurymen in the case—- I masnthoss who in the different cool-t , almost swearing mad. ' Mbretbrenlnotics always open their meetings with prayer before do- each other. thus ssyinggracs he roast. Theyhsven moral hydropho- Hsthstmskas us thinkthsy have iaiteoa duhythsears. Theynever read theim- My Psalms of David with such rest uducstbellrlggs and Newton and Mac » and Bridgman and Brooks euro potinto full swing. flay ihsrsmsof soon have their horns sawed if ersthe controversies muttlsda Emmy ministers will. through what csilllberaltsm, he landed into M “I! one infidelity. and others through what ullconssrvstlsin will shrink up into Wedgwood hardas the mummies of m which got through their coutro three thousand years ago. E i? i hill: in l l neonates in mm melon. m n...»- the Bible with no more . rumor or nuihrniicity than auold almauas PM medirlne on that top shelf was rightly i hole and uncovered attempt“ the m idiot-aw to will up the churches. to at atrium: to take catch other by‘tlls throw. in make religion is laughing flock of ennll of mm. which hold wbnr would he the chasm of weatheraix mouthubesdawd lawhatqnnrtrrafthsstonthit is best to Mt turnips lnaword. the effort hto moths evangelization of the world. It numb-even much like this. M hulasusrsilrusdaealdsatsad manyars wounded sud dying. There are several hummtbsaena olcaaualty. All the doctors and drnglpstsare ncedsdasd needed right awn . Baadagnstimnlanto. whence. unset all-arts What arctltedoctoraandd do lpis ...... an: r thacoutcnis on III. top shelf. bottles "' which more doctors and dru Inlssd two. or three hundred nus sp. S‘Comsdoctorst’ “Coms druggistsl" cry the Mk. "and flp these wounded and dying that are hing brou ht from beneath the timbers of the crush rail train luslittle while it will be too late. Gonna for God's sake! Cons right swayi’f “lilo," as thsdoctor, “not until we have a‘tled‘ whether the mixed. 1 say there wentoo manydrop of laudsnnm in it. and this other man says than were too many drops of ca hire. and we must get this question sett ed be- fore we can attend toths railroad accident" Doc-rose DISPUTE "I“ PATIENT! "It And one doctor takes another doctor by the collar and push: him back sgainstthe manner. and one of the druggists says, "If you will not admit that I am right about that one bottle I will smash every bottlsiu your anothecary store." and be proweds to smash. Meanwhile. on the lower shelf, plainly marked and within easy reach are all the medicin. needed for the helping of the suflerwrs by the accident. and in that drawer. easily opened, are bandages and splints for the luck of which fifty people are dying outside the drug store. Before] apply this thought every one sees its appli- cation Here is this old world.and it b on track. Sinaudsorrow have collided with it. The mo of agony is fourteen hon» dred million voiced. God has opened for relief and cure a great sanitarlum. a great house of mercy. and all its shelves are filled with bulsntns, with cathoiieons. with help-glorioos help, tremendous help, help soessily administered that you need not get upon any step lmhler to reach it You can reach’l on your knees and then hand it to all the suffering. and the sloping. and the dying Comfort for all the troubled! Pardon for all the guilty! Poem for all the dying! But while the world is needing the relief and perishing for lack of it, what of the church! Why. it is full of fighting doctors Oaths topshelfaresomsold bottles. which several hundred years an Calvin or Arminius, or the members of the synod of Dori. or the formers of tho Nicene creed liih-rl with holy mixtures. unzl until we gt‘l .t l'r'i“.~illll of these: old bottle! and find out whether we must take a immpoon fol or table-spoonful. and whether before or after meals. let the nations suffer and groan and die Save the bottles by all menus. if you cannot save anything else. Now. what part shall you and I take in thbcontrovcrsy which fills all Christen- dom with clnngorf My advice hi, take no part in time of riot all mayors of citira advise good citisens to stay at home or in their plates of buaiuus, and in fliis time of religions riot I advise you toga about your regular Work for God. Leave the bottles on the higher shelves for others to fight about. antitakethe two bottles on thesbslf within easyraaeh. the two bottles whifi nrwall this dying world heals; the one Iliad with a potion which is for the cleans tug of all sin, the other filled with a po tlou which isfor the soothing of all surfer inn. ’f'wo gospel bottles! (mm mixed themoutofhlsowu tears and blood. is than is nohumsn admixture. Spend no tips on the mysteries! You. a than only dhorsixfesthlgbm‘ tnottry iowsds an ocean s thounsd deep Hyowa sxpsrleocsbas be. vivid. l devoted the mat of ray time for years In tryins to un- derstand God’s eternal decrees, and fwrs determiner! to find out why the Lord let sin come into the world. and I set out to explore the doctrine of the Trinity. and with s yardstick to measure the thronsof the infinite. As with all my predeceaors. theattetnpt was I find failure. Forthc last thirty years I have not spent two nduntes in studying the contravened points of thank”. and if i live thirty yrsrsloagsr i will notspend thsthousandth o! a second in such exploration. I now two things. and these Lwilldavets sllths years of m llfeio proclaiming— God will through Christ pardon sin. and he will comfort I uhlrt ”flour or m saunas”. Crssds have their uses. but just now the church is crosdad to death. The young rosasntsring ths ministry are going to be in the log that err-r as! tlsdosthscessts. Aslsin told thatlaall oarssrvlessstudsatsof Princeton and U} ion and Drew and other theolmlnal sstnl- asriusrsprrssat. andasthuawonls will nut to thousadsd man who are smatoutsr the Jet me say to each and then to their m on. belittling. do l is a? lit ‘3’ l i 328 it; :53 E; t it ii til i l l r i l é .2: if. e l E 3 t. 5 ii i' i i r i l Edit 2 $3: I E i" if our? ~ lid iii??? El ? ., we r. W :3 ad “‘ ,3-' .. «tantrum. maroon. ' - summon i mull the Intimates l2: that. Our t gimlseminnriw are a; glorious work. but if ever ouch theologlul scruins rl-ahallwaaeroprepars young men for this plain Gwyn! advocacy and shallflrs“ come more philoaophical schools for guess lug abmrt God and [among about the Bible and gearing about the 'Iouhthey will name their usefulness. and young men. as in olden time. when they would study for the (impel ministry. will put thamselvoa under the cars of some intent out and warm hearted pastor and kneel with him in family prayer at the patron age. and go with him into the room of the sick and the dying. and sat- what "am. the grace of God can gain when the couch of the dying aniut is the marathon ,‘ vrrst newton it fits sensor. " Thflll‘lhe‘wq the mighty imam-or the Gospel were uncle in olden tinned Oh. for a great wave of revival to roll over our theological scrotum-Ill our Wipihi and our churches and our ecclesiastical courts. and over all Christendom! That would he the cod of controversy. While such it del» nae would float the ark of God higbersnd higher. it would put all the bears and timers and reptilesof ragiugecoleaiastlehsm fifteen cuhlts under “ Now. what is the simple fact that you in the pass and Sublmth school chissand re» tomatory Wiation and we in the pol pits llnve to deal with? It lr this: That God has mmowhers. and it matters not where. but somewhere. provided a great. beaten, great for quietness for those who want quiet; great for \‘rtsl amemblage for times who like multitude» great for architecture for those who like architecture: great for beautiful landscape for those who like bountiful landscape. great for music for those who like music“. great for procrealons for those who like armira on white horses. and great for anything that one especially denim in such a rapturous dominion. and through the doings of one who was born about five miles south of Jerusalem rind died about ten minutes’ walk from its east ern gate all may enter that great heaven for the corms-t and heartfelt asking is that all? That is fill. What. then. is your work and mine? Our work is to persuade people to face that “my and start thither ward and finally win. But has not reli gion something to do with this world are well as the next? .Uli. yrs; but do you not see that ‘if the groupie sum for heaven on their way there they will do all the good . they cool They will at the very start of the journey get so much of the spirit of Christ. which is a spirit of kimlni‘ss and self sacrifice and goncm-uty and burden bearing and helpfulness. that every step they take will rerouml with wind deeds (lb. got your religion oil of stilts! Get it down out of the high torrent Get it on :1 level with the wants mni woes of our poor human racei Get it out of the dmily lheo logical books that few people readmml put it in their lnuria nml lives Good lining Is it to pmfcm religion when you join the church. but err-r; 4m. wouiolrow. we ought to profit“ roll-9': m A peculiar p;ll.".l~‘.'ul‘lt quill on“. during the civil war. mode by a lady and sent to the hospitals in the front Sheluuinhoy in the army. and was naturally interested in the welfare of soldiers lint what a patchwork quilt she «out! On i'i‘t‘l‘)‘ block of the quilt me; n lwmwige of Scriptureors verse of u hymn 'i'hc uumth» nml )‘t'urs of the wnr went by On that quilt many a wounded man had lam nmlaufferuinml died. lint one morning the hmpiinl nurse saw it patient under that blanket kissing the figure of a leaf in tin.- qinit,urulthe nurse supposed he was only wandering in his mind. llut no. livii‘unlhcwnnf the mother who hm! made the quilt nmlhe recognira-«l that linure ofn lrztf us part of a gown his :nuliiei- rural to Wear, and it re minded liimof home~ “Down know when this quilt mime lmmi” he Liked. The nurse answered. “i can find out, for there was a card pluud Mt to it. and fwlll find tint." Situatiough. it confirmed what he thought. Then the mme pointed to a passage of scripture in the block of the quilt, the pamage which says. "When he was yet n gust way 08 his father saw him and ran and fell on his neck and kissed him." "Yes," said the dying soldier. “l mu a great way off, but God lma met mo and had compassion on ma." "Snail l wriroto your mother and tell lm that the lusl nueis found our] the “trail is alive main!" [to answered. “1 with you would. ifit would not be too much trouble." Do you sup- that woman who mole (hot quilt and filled it with scripture porcine hml any trouble about who Alcichitmlolt war. or how the doctrine of Gmi‘u sovereignty out he harmonised with man’s free agency. or who wrote the l’entatcnch or the incon- Ilsteaclee of tho Nicene erect" No. no; towork for God and shift-rim: humanity and all yourdoubtr and fears and myaiorlss and unbsiitfs pm togetherwill not hobeavy dan enough to stir the chenilst's scales. which is to weighing onollltleth port of a grain of eharugmile flowers Why stop a mount to no emaml the mysteries We thus are so many csrtltudosi Why wand our tllas explorins tbs dark carrots and coal holes of a great mlaea which has sbovsgrootulons hundred minus flooded with sunshine? It takes all my tints to atsnrbwhsthss bran revealed. so that! hsvsnotims to upturn and root out and drag forth what has not inn revealed. Thsmcatofths short to solve mysteri- audsxplorsthsincrpllcsblsaod harmonise things is an attempt to help the lord out of theological dialcultlstt Good enough in- tention. my brother. nodouht: but the lord b not anxious tohsvsyoa helphim. as will harp his throne without yourarsislr nun Don’t be sir-iii “the wfi> fall apsrt ire-em In. my my srstariss Hora ., I: summer 32"" mum w ill m burn it torn-d sotheetldty. ul’ ”OI-D or WI VOID. Q 3% r Eléglir! l mm 1 .t Mom... bin. Whrsaasss‘vsewhoare aowli uhbdoesutt Inuit all be post ...... swi-w .. g... But the skins do not part. lhear no rumbling of chariot wheels coming down over the sapphire. There in noswoopof wings. I sea no flmhiof angelic appear Incas All is still. I hear nothing but the tramp of my own heartasl muse between these utter-snore The kins; does not land because the world is not ready. and the church is not ready. .To clear the way for the Lord‘s coming let us devote all our en critics of body. mind and soul A Russian general ridiugovcr the battlefield. his horse ”we. we... .. ,.. u IN mglgfimgnfi use ”Wm am ands-r rolls“- sawdrsceiasup lrst trawling amid the dying and dead. a ‘ ad soldier asked him for water. but the officer did not understand his language and knew not what the poor fellow wanted Then the soldier cried out "Christos." and that word ”want sympathy and help. nod the Russian officer dismounted and put to the lips of the sufferer a cooling draught Be that the charmed word with which we goforth todo our whole duty. In many languages it has only a little difference of termination Christos: it stands fir sym» pathy. lt stain“ for help it winds for nylon. It stands for hope. It stands for roll. Chrit'os‘ in that name we were baptised. In that name we took our first sacrament That will be the brittle about that will win the whole world for God: Cbrls‘tos! Put it on our banners when we march: Put ll on our lips when we die Put it m the hint-ml pstltu xii ouroliso qulssi Put it on the plain aluliovcr out grave! Christos: ilk-wed be his glorious name forever! Amen: Great ill»: versus Change of Ila-o. 1 notice the revival of theold story of the change young; John Rowland made in his name and fortune when he solutltuted his ltowlaud with Stanley, and dropped John for Henry .\l.. being now known to the world as the great African explorer. This reminds me that several of the areal men known to seiemw. literature. was and art were originally known by names almost wholly unknown to the world at large. Henry “'ilsnn, \'l(‘l‘ president under 3‘ Grant. mu oilriatr-nml us Henry Culbnlh. l and mo. humus by that mime until ltllt‘f the Hill uf er nineteenth year. lly n t‘lli‘lnllu coincidence U. S. Grant who was pn-snlunt at the time Wilson was rice. as ailmve mentioned. was also a hem with a changed name. Prior to young Grant's t'lflltli‘t‘lllll birthday “U. 3 Grunt" wasn term unknown even in the embryo gonsrnl'a family. “ll. U. Grant" would sound odd if written on the puma of his tory. but. in fact. would be perfectly proper. The great general was christened Hiram Ulyews Grunt. and by the name of Hiram or "ill" with known tosll hisschool fellow: lion. T. l. Harmer. an ax~membrr of congress. is responsible for “U. S.” Grant being thrust upon the world it came about in this way: When the name of the mapping young man rut sent in as candi date to West Point. by some oversight on the part of Mr. llnrmcr it was sent as “U. 8.”lu place of "ll. U." Grant. ”U. S." Grant was appliutcd. When he graduated in this his mnnn‘twionand diplomn were both made out to "U. s." Grunt. therefore he was forced to accept the inevitable Jules Grci'y. so well known as theists president of the French republic. is neither "Jules" nor "lircry." but Judith l" ‘ l’anl mom Prank ladle was plain llenry Cam-r until after he was twentyssveu years old, adopting the new name on his arrival in America—«8t. Louis lit-public. The Key to Victory In W"- No inventions. no change-in arms. can alter the maxim of strategy. These-ire immutable. Their m Mona? on the character of the captains lloi tactics :0 change with invention In areal-nu. The maneuversof thabattlefleld must depend upon the weapons of the enemy, upon the gov sonar of hit lire. From clussws have gone toopon order, only to find that altered group-rare apt to weaken ills eipllne; and today more than ever before we need morals and coheslvsnsas oaths batthileld. That commander who.dssplte the fear fnl declaration of modern artillsry and smaflsrmam keep his hattslloosthe lonnsstinhcargwdl win the day. llaoy intelligent assays are publisher! to prove the thorn-summon! upsctaasy widchpsrvsdss all Iamwill.by hstlsr wmswmonuesntinmtlmlwahls dhpsasswith this foundation. 'l‘ha mam " unis? CDllEllE STAMFORD. CONN. DPEl TllllDllDll EITIIlE SUMMER. A practical. Bonnets 'l‘rnlni St'lronl for both serial. Slutientaonteringduring the sprint: can be filled to fill Ilrlllllfltx in tho autumn. Every business brunt~ taught thoroughly. The college is "first clam" ln «piipmrnl. and every department in chants of cornwleut mainly. torn. Semi formulae“. Addrem. President Itrrlllllusinstsllollege STAMFORD. CONS. amorous MINCE PiESN EVERY DAY "I THE YEAR. murmur." has fill-l L'qmn'mu for Superior Qualify. WINGS. and r mmwnrr m . ‘ l-uueukr :t‘rx. m5 ,l'uri y.- F'Jl‘ll‘n: :rltrftrira' Iu.‘ (. of n... pm. iii-mu of,i’il.a:I-§lillllv‘Him): r‘l‘.»l.l2lu:ln,ht nailto l .‘1 .vmuz. thirteen-d! llrt'rim. u.. A lllel on lrnvim. MDNEA i'll burial—the halt. MEI-lacuna SOULS. svnacuenNJ «1":le all an ssh fré’limnfi'FREE it. t, 'w... . ram Comm yr «intuitions tii‘l will bu ems manor-cm!“ ”IE3 I PfllIlEY 00.. Elkhari. M mum Y n if iii-n! stud and experiment have ' m ‘rutm that 3“!!th no life) are lin- more of every dim. in wood rfnl moody riot-Ins" ' destroys this cause ills the-tierm ldfr-nr lends-and perfect health norm follow; It has hum ual asa ltlilill purl. nsrmmiissnmsi mm of antiseptic and n wnmlurfiill pic. i our ttniininulnla frmn mun-anon sinful do who have been corral “whflvlml‘lllm initiate. free. It ii.i lh (pi-walk. Coon. or r hlshi strata. ow nrh ity. sfllnn Bollin'i. 1] let! A :week great list. if. z)“ on “will. mg t'ltit'w bitimi of ofiorts last were :ih Iluz. l.;ulios' \Vu liilvi- iu slur-k a lxnlws' Lisle 'I'lm‘znl lainduns bargains at all times. Great Gui Pill: The balance of Do not miss the Jitmotmm let‘s at. ”We'hevenever seen film eitherin Wall," style or i i._ - u sum up mm. sum unlit 'fllhavsne’mlr ‘l Ill on inns. llSDllll Billlllllll. IDllVlllK. more of unmatchable bargains. Success crowned our k, audio show our appreciation will increase the A NEW AND flfllllPLETl'E STUCK 0F JUST OPENED. ”w...— ._.__..... . ____... Ludies’. lionts' ”flo-_ __ - GINGHAMS ALI. HANDSDME STYLES. PRICES GDlBMlTEED. Great Stock of children’s Aprons. Just received. and with the rest are great. bargains. a Hosiery, moves, lace Mitts We are unoxcelled in this department. ilnr prices in Lace Mitts range from 250 to Rio per pair: Lisle Thread. Silk and Taffeta Gloves range from 2.50 to 350 per pair. we have the largest stock of now on exhibition at every imaginable price. We can safely say that and (flnlulrt-u’s Hosiery [ADIES’ KNIT AND MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR. -. .. Rilllli‘tl Paul. on. . corsets. ~»§r~ coo W ~~ .lom'y llibbml Vests. regular prim-3W. uiirprire lfw ll). .. .ll’t'. .- - , .N'. 'Ili' ‘34s " Silt- tiliv prom-lit tinw a must rumplvto lim- of and Silk \ vats lll ull volume and zit all prices. corsets. “'0 also make llll‘llllilll of ilw adjoining stock. which is full and overflowing with rill the llt'Wi'St styles of (Ru-sols. which we take pride in showing. and which “'1’ for-l are unsunutssml. Prices luw. considering quality. A BIG WEEK over in our liisfori' have we sold more lit-re. m... g... w... our l’nnuiola at one-third smuo visit our right limul we » to illli in Q) roller. Don‘t W... q... , AGENTS FOR THE IN OUR DRESS GDDDS DEPARTMENT. Weanticipateanotherbig work in our Dress Goods N during the Depart- Dross floods than and week. and for the wry best of remains. imr stock of (‘o Ol’t'll Dress floods. ranging from 1:00 to iii. are of the best value. ’Uur Block Hoods stowk is filled with slu- Cunxult with nebular-v purl-lins- 50pm yard. 9 on Parasnls. ltlflrl than t'thil. opymrtnnity to puruhtuw. for we comidor they were never solclr-lienpor. or llllllily t-verlwttvr. For exhi- r-onlc-r counter. Counterpanes Which we are selling in llpf‘t‘lfll efforts this week over before. and lit primer n lilt . are in need. for our «took is large llllll it must be gmntqunnlitien every day. We will make u more com dole lino than orgot on. if you rmlui'riil. WE Dill SAVE lDD MDIEl DI SEWING MllllilllES DEMOREST $19.50. FIVE YEARS’ GUARANTEE. , W Oil Clot‘h'sand Shades. * "pan ‘ ‘nre‘airlum'ph of the cloth.- wrllflnc equal to. _ finish. As to'the question of price, there. lea surprise instorefor you. The fabrics are light but, light antithey are, the prices are mere featherweight iui’oomparison. , .......u_.*.... _.-...-.......,_ n...” Moss ‘f STABLE BEDDING. Clean. Economical. Bushido]. at no I": can or null. HAZEAEETON « Cross Creek 3900. Baled Hay and Straw llllllll lflll FEED. Raymundllroihers THE EAGLE ‘ ”our autumn Illil‘llllE. SAFE, PIlltlltll lllll FAST. This wheel has been tbfimuzhly' tested and canmi foil to be: a favorite among wheelrnen. J. BAPTIST PERRY Agent for Sorwalk aml vicinity. um" '29 Raymond airs-ct, Myriwr Viz“. l'. ii. “an Trill. Smith Sarita]; ": THE m2! Ilm Woodward Homestead lllll lillflllllllli Bililllllls To let for Season or Term of Years At Reasonable Price Also eight lots for sale on \Voodwanl. Imwndes and ‘Lin- coin avenues. Price $3.30 to $50. Terms to suit purchaser. Twenty-two lots sold this year. For further inf urination apply to TIYLDB & DDLDEll. Or Christian Swartz. Carpet Cleaning. 4 Carpet Making. Carpet Laying. I out now prepares! to promptly attend to All Kinds of Carpet Work W tmm mm mam New Panorama-lo and laid at short mike. lllrll‘arparsrepalmtln the heat mourn. ls abort. any work pertaining to carrots dons promptly and at flammable prirps. John Allen. SWAN ft BIlSIINElL, Ship Chandlers. it: writ: tom. '00! 0f lull“. WNW. 0P. . 4 , ts hrs 1.1a!“ flora?! files! 00.
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