Evening sentinel, Monday, August 24, 1891 · page 2

HHS WORLD WILL NOT KNOW IT.
801’ ALMIGHTY GOD WILL.

I I). Will 'I'uivungr Tells of Thin;-
war-s Isa and ‘Wnllow tau Ito—lay.
I» 3..” loll [or Ileana and tho
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Ocaaa 6mm N. haw tar—rm is

, , meeting Sunuiuynt Ocean Grove. its
motion is ulwnya regarded an the great
create! the year at this famous religions
warning place. This year the attractions
,0! iboboorvauce have been enhanced by
no on ol’ Dr. 'l’almugo, who preached
thbsttarnoon in the Auditorium Every
I” For filled and every inch of standing
foothill the aisles was occupied. and the
greatest snthnxlawra prevailed. ltis esti-
WM fully fifteen thousand persona
war ohlo to hear the doctor. and runny
other! were de rived of that privilege.

. Eh tut watt nlel run, “The people
tint do know theirGod shall be strong and
domlnlts."

Antiochus Eplpbnnes. the old sinner,
came down three times with his army to
desolate the Israelites. advancing one time

. with a hundred and two trained elephants,
3 their trunks this way and that,

0 thousand infantryand six

cavalry troops. and they were

Then, the second time, be

long banks of ours and demanded
the siege be lifted. And-Antiochtu
he wanted time to consult
about it. and Popilins, one
of tho Roman embossndors. took a stall
aeirclo on the ground around
Antioch!!! Epiphanes, and compelled him
bdoddo before he came out of that circle:
whereupon he lifted the siege. Some of
' tho Hebrews had submitted to the invader.
aomool them resisted valorously, as
Know when he had swine’s flab
Mull-to bio mouth,spit it out, although
ho knew ho must die for it, anti did die for
it and othernasmy text says, did exploits.

an. ears mu orrom'UKl‘rtEs.
An exploit I would define to be an heroic
a have feat, a great achievement
all.” you say, "i admire such things,
”than into chance for me; mine isa
Moi humdrum life. If I had an Antio
ohm ”phones to light, lalao could do
" You no right,» lavas great
waraaro concerned. There will probably
hono opportunity to distinguish yourself
llhattla. The most of the brigadier gen-
llk 0! thin oountry would never have
he. heard of had it not been for the war.
Hdthor will you probably become a great
hm. Nineteen hundred and ninety-
lilllotlt of every two thousand Inventions
Mill ill the patent cities at Washington
”I! yielded their authors enough money
to pay for the expenses of securing the
mt. So you will prnluiblyneverbe u
ornn Edison or a Humphrey Davy
C In Di Whitney. There is not much
that you will be the one out of
the hundred who achieves extraordinary
”incommemlnl or lira! or medical
"Mayhem What lent Can you
he no unity to do exploits! i am
to that there are three oppor
tits open that are grand. thrilling, tar
stupendous and overwhelming.
aro Moro you now. In one, If not
gnom- ot them, you may do exploits.
thrss greatest things on earth todo
I” It mvo a man." save awomau. or

new
Doll-g tho gonna :1” his Iii; almost
wry-sum ntoau gency. caught
WI. twoflmiaground hetweentwo
altoon thoodgsof aomepreol-
crlssolnoothsrwayeomea near -
It may he a financial or a moral
or a social or a political ill-
I

tadhs
h arraigned All blushing and con.
ho b in thopmatneoof judgoand
andhwyrra. lloeanhoscnt righton
tkswrongdirsction. Hot-testing dla-
Mandhoisalmostdeaperata
1d the district attorney overhaul him
howsvo anoldolfondaralst the
attorneys attho bar relusstoaaya
wudfor bimbo-tame hacsnnot aflord a
“hobbies: let the ludgsgivonoop
M tor presenting tho mi
mum-nap thocaso
IlohiuuptoAubnrnor Slogans. Rho
formentyyoarshowlll
each dosollsof bio

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rapidly as though they, were under the hammer and
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clothing which inn corupromiao havoc!)
summer Mill winter is not not-trad. it
rushes adifloreucein the-aloof millions
and mllllorul of dollars of souls. and some
over-angular: young merchant b caught
with a real amount of naralable goals
that will never be salable again. except at
prim rttlnoualy reduced »

The young merchant with a somewhat
limited capital Is in a predicament. What
Ihail the old mcrciuumt do as they see the

ung man In this awful critic! Rnbtbelr
bind-and laugh and say: "(kind for hint.
Ila might have known better. When he
has been in business on long on we have be
will not loud bin shelves in that way. llai
Hal He will burnt up before long. lleltad
no businesa to open his nwreao neartoours
anyhow." Siteriil‘s salel Red ling in the
window: "How much is bid for than Olllr'
ol-fnshion spring oven-onto and npring
hate or fall clothing out of» date? What
do] hear in the way of a bidi" “Four dbl»
lars." “Absurd; lennnot take thut bid of
tour dollars apiece. Why, these ooata when
first put upon the market were otlere‘d at
fifteen dollars each, and now I am ollercd
only four dollars. In that all! Five dollars
do I heart Going at that! Gone at live
dollars.” and he takes the whole lot.

The young merchant goes home that
night and says to bill wife: "We“, Mary,
we will have to move out of this house and
sell our piano. That old merchant that
has had an evil eye on me ever sincel
started has bought out all that clothing,
and he will have it rejuvenated. and next
year put it on the market as new. while we
will do well if we keep out of the poor
house.” The young man, broken spirit/ed.
goes to hard drinking. The young wife
with her baby goes to her tather’s house.
and not only is his store wiped out, but his
home. his morals and his prospects for two
worlds—this and the next. And devils
make a banquet of fire and fill their cup
of gall, and drink deep to the health of the
old merchant who swallowed up the young
merchant who got atuck on spring goods
and went down. That is one way, and
some of you have tried it.
say: not lX TillS wonu) axn rm: erxr.

But there is another way. That young
merchant who found that he had miscalcu-
lated in laying in too many goods of one
kind, and been ilungof the nnuauaiseason,
is standing behind the counter, feeling
very blue and biting his tinger nails, or
looking over his amount books, which
read darker and worse every time he looks
at them, and thinking how his young wife
will have to be put in a plaincr house than
the ever expected to live in. or go to a
third rate boarding house, where they have
tough liver and sour bread live mornings
out of the seven.

An old merchant comes in and says:
“Well, Joe. this has been a hard sermon
for young merchants, and this prolonged
moi weather has put many in the ML
drums. and l have been thinking of you
a good deal of late, for just after I started
in bnalnm I once got into the same scrape.
Now, if there in anything I can do to help
you curl mil ghully do it. [letter just put
those g'lflil.~ out of ~l;.',lll for the pmut,
and next M‘lisllll we will plain something
about them. i will help you to some goods
that you can sell for me on cotulniaoion,
and I will go down to one of the wholesale
houses and tell them that i know you and
will back you up. and if you wnnta few
dollars to bridge over the present 1 can let
you have them. Be as economical as you
can, keep a still upper lip, and remember
thatyou have two inundation and my.
oolf. Good morning!"

The old merchant oes away and the
young man goat behlru his «leak, and tho
teararolldovvn bisobeeks. It is the Brit
limo ho boo cried. Diuuter mule him mad
ateve ing,andmad at man and mad
at God. ut this kindness melts him. and
the tear! seem to relieve his brain, and his
opirihrloe from ten below new to eighty
intboshadnand hecomesoutof theerisia.

About throo years r. this young uter-
ehaat goes into the d merchant's storo
and says: “Well. my old friend. I was this
morning thinking over what you did for
methrso years alto. You helped me out of
an awful crisis in my commercial history.
I learned wisdom. prosperity has come,
and tho pollor baa gone out of my wife's
cheek, and the roses that were there when
leonrtod her in her father’s house have
bloomed again, and my business» in splen-
did. and i thought lought to let you know
that you saved a rnanl"

In a altorttlmo after, the old merchant.
who had been a while shaky in his
limbo andwbo poorapclla.iacalledto
lsovo the world. and one morning alter he
had read the twenty-third Psalm about
“Tho Lord iamyshaphsrd.” boclosov his
syn on this world, audan anplwhokad
been for many dyaau appoint-i towotoh
tho old man’s wellingerisanpward the
now that tho h'a spirit la about
twelve ace-ls who keep
tho twsl of heaven. units In eryi
down to hing spirit ol the
man. "Demo u and welcome, for it has
hasntoldallovorthesscsluttol iandstbat
you sored a man.”

“I'll WILD MIMI" A I'D!"-

pansy at tho Waning at winter to a
channelinsuaowork. Andaltbongh
satuontnidtd not allow that
mail tolsavstkolampoastoaoor

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deuce. She started out with a ”i1?“
look that l thinftnuat have won lot a
ploooiu which to camber bread lrathor
think that eonsiderato and Christian gon-
tlernan saved a woman Sew York and
Bmklyn ground up last yt-ur about thirty
thousand young women amijwould like to
grind up about as many thin your. Out at
all that long Will!) of women who
morchon with no hope for thin world or
the neat. bottom! and bruised and needed
at, and hung off the precipice. not one but
might have berm aural for home and God
and heaven. But. good men and good wont
on are not in that kind of buninm. Alan
forthut poorthingi Nothing but the thread
of that sowing girl's nmlie held her. and
the thread broke.

a, contrast ‘

I have heard men tell in public tllstmirse
what a luau la; but what is n woman!
Until someone shall giro a better defini-
tion. I will tell you what woman in Di
root from God. a sacred and delicate gift,
with ailections no great that no ntemuring
line short of that of the infinite God can
tell their bound. Fillllllillfll to rcilnc and
soothe and lift and irradiate home will so
eicty and the world. "~ 0! auch value that
no one can appreciate it, llnleu his mother
lived long enough to let him undcnuand
It. or who in some rent criala of life. when
all also failed him, on] a wife to muforoa
him with a faith in llod that. nothing could
disturb.

Speak out, yo mullet, and tell of the feet
that rocked you and the anxious lat-ex that
hovered over you! Speak out, ye nurseriu
of all Christendom, and ye humor, whether
desolate or still In full bloom with the
facets of wife, mother nod daughter. and
help me to define who! woman In. llut but
geographers tell us that the tirpiita of the
an corretpoml with the heights of the
mountains I have to tell you [but a good
wonmnhood is not higher up than had
womanhood is deep down Tin,~ grander
the palace the morcnvvlui the coutlugru'
tion that Ileatroya it. The grander the
steamer Oregon the more terrible her go
lug down just all the rmut.

Now I should not wonder if you trvm
bled a little with u some at mimnstbility
when i any that there is hardly u [moon in
this house but may have an oppmtunity
to urea \vonutu. it may in your more be
done by good mivicc, or by linunriul help,
or by trying to bring to bear some one of a
thousand Christian iulluonn-a if, for in-
stance, you find a woman in iinnut-inl dis
tron and brenkiug down in hmlth :uul
Ipirita trying to nupport her childrru, now
that her llllalntull is drutl or an invalid, IE"
ing that very important nnd honorable
workc—bm. which is little upprecintetl—
keeping a boarding honw, where all the
guests. ucmni'tug as they pay aturtll lllflnl,
or prom. without paying any lumni ut
all, to dccamp,are criticulol everything
and bani to plume. busy youmlvm in try
ing to get her more pntmns. and tell her of
divine sytnptthy.

Yea. if you see a woman invoml of for-
tune and with all kindly surroundings
hurling tn the hollow ":tlll'rlu‘l of the
world but clue! ngnictu- m, li\'lli‘.l luv her
.9" and for time up it lit: n.- werv no cirr-
nity. strive to bring her into the kingdom
of (ital, as did tho other day a Sabbath
school teacher, who was the menus of the
conversion of the daughter of a man of
immense vvrnlth. am! the «laughter to
oolvod to join the church. and she went
home and said, “l-‘ntiu-r, i am going to
join the church, and I want you in come."
"0h. M,” be sold, "I never go to tho rch."
“Well," said thetlaughwr. "if I were going
to be married Would you not go to toe me
marriedi" And he said. "Oh, yes."
“Well." said she. “thin is of more impor
tance than that."

80 he went and has gone ever since, and
lovu logo. I do not know but that faith
fol flohboth acbool teacher not only saved
a woman, but saved a man. There may be
In thlo audience. gathered front all part: ol
the world. there may be a man whose ho
bovior toward womanhood balloon por-
lidioao. Stand up. thou muster
plecoof sin anddmth, tlmt I "my charge
{git As far as yamlble make reparation

notions! that you have invr in your
power and that she cmumt help bot-sell.
When that line collar and cravat. ancithal
elegant suit of clollmt comes oil and your
uncovered soul puniti- below tlml. you will
ho better ofl if you nave that Woman
you it" my: A CHILD.

Them In another nlplnlt you mu tit). and
that lotosuvea child. A child tint-a not
locate amount to much It la umrlyn

wold before it on" walk ut uIi For the
int year and a hull it cannot amok ntvm‘d.
For the lint ten yearn it would nturve if it
had to earn Ito own final, PM the Ilrst
Mush you" Ito optutmtou any subject is
absolutely valuaieua Anal llu‘li there are
so many of timu. My, whut ion. of chit
drool And more people have contempt for
child"!!- Tho] unwind Ior nothing but
to wear out the corpora and break thingy

kasp you awake nights eryluit.

Well, your animate»! a child to quite
tiller-at from that umthor’s Mimi!!! who
lo‘horolliki link-summer. They [0an It
toihoultolr o! the amateur andto tlu
tonic air of the mmumim. but no help
and the brief [ulnar-apt. of it» ills i.

Supports that lite amid ho rater-i
tubal. how much would that he
WWII", ”It! would MID Ill
jewels from bar huge“ and neck and
vacant! put them down. And it told
was manotigh sha would take
and lush over the dead lorit.
woro not enough she Would call
al nvutmsnto and put down all
Wand hunts. and it told that
gun» would aayt"l have
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they woreiu t a hands of an auctioneer- Prices have fallen
so heavily that you could hear the crash half a dozen blocks
away. We are spelling our Bargains with a big B because.
there’s nothing small abOut' them. Do you want to make a
dollar/(go a long way? We can give you a better return for it
than you can get. for a dollar and a quarter elsewhere, and
25 cents saved is twenty-five cents gained. Here’s an oppor-
tunity for putting your money where it will do the most good.

loot them. Suppose we each one at maovo
a boy or nova agiri You can do it Will
you! I will; ,

lllfI‘ Girl) All) Ill "MIG.

llow shall we get Rudy for one or all
of these three exploit»? We shall make a
dead failure if in our own strength we try
to can a manor woman or child. liut my
text angst-eta when we are togottvyulp
meat. "The people that do know their
God shall its strong and do exploits." We
must know him through Jestu Gin-lat in
our own aalvatlon, and then we uhnll have
his help in the salvation of others. And
while you are saving strangers you may
save some of your own kin You think
your brothers and alstera and children and
grandchildren all rate. but theyare not
dead, and no ono in attic till he in dead. 0n
the Engliah coast there am» a wild storm
and a wreck in the oiling, uutl the cry wnu,
”Man the lifelmatl" lint llurry, the usual
loader of the utiior’s crew, was not to be
found, and they went without him, and
brought back all the shipwrecked people
but one.

By this time ilurry, the letulcr of the
crew. appeared and acid. "Why did you
leave that one!" The answer wan, "lie
could not help himwif at all, and we could
not get him into the built." “him the me»
bot-ti" chanted Ilnrry. "nltd we will go for
tlmt one." "Nil," will Ilia aged mother,
standing by, "you must not go. I lost
your father in a storm like this. and your
brother Will went on six year: ago, and l
have not heard a word from Will since he
left, and I don't know where he is. poor
Will, and I cannot let you also go. for I
am old and dependent on you." “in reply
wan, “Mother, I must '0 and sure tliut one
man, and if I am loot nod will take care oi
you in your old dnya.”

The lifeboat put out. and after an awful
struggle with the are they pickcd the poor
fellow out of the rigging just in time to
save his lilo, anti starml for the shore.
And as they came within speaking dis
tum’t‘, Hurry cried out, "We anvul him.
and tell mother it. was brother Will." Oh.
yes, my friends, let mt atnrt out to run
some one for time nod for eternity, mutt
man. some woman. some child. And who
knows but it may, tiirvctlyor indirectly, be
the animtinuol one»! our own kindred,
and that will be an exploit worthy of cele
bration when the mold ilaelf in ship
wrecked, and the sun has gone out like u
spark from a nutrition anvil. and all thr
otars are dead!

A Wonderful Voice.

The worthy clerk of acnuutry church
which the writer once implently attended
was the happy prmsm of n "omen-lone
boas voice—not musical. llis resonant
"Ameul" made the window rattlo—oo tho
folks saitL Certainly it awed every play
fully inclined youngater intorigidatts.
tion. The distance the villagers said it
could he board. if "writ" down. would pro
voko derision. In course of time the viral
died, and a stranger took his piano—a new
one genitiemau.

When that trrnmoioua "Ahh-h-meni”
rovr-rberutetl down the Male he ahlvend
and shrunk in. if u lniun‘ Inui lumen ntrlmk
him. Unable to Miller in silt-litre, he one
tiny rt'uutlmlrnlt-tl with the too audible
clork. Said be: “Mr. (l——,l should ht
gin-l if you would weak the rceponeee in a
more gentle mew. Your ‘.\tucu' particu-
larly givm me a hillk'ia.”

“A»—n»—-sbock, sirt" starnmerod the as
toniahed offender, in a voice that appeared
to proceed from his. bouta “Why—why—
l've been parish clerk here for thirty yearn
and—uud"- lie could not iiniah the son
tenor. The bloat that ill» "grand amen"
should be allot-king to anybody prevents-d
utterance.

”Are you so attached to that unruunlmi
bull's organ of your» that you arr unwill-
ing to moderate its marl“ the Vicar asked

"l‘bat'a It. air," was the deep reply. ”I
couldn‘t do it. Gives you a shocki I think
lt'o something to be proud of. The old
vicar was very proud of it.” In brief. tht
worthy fellow oflerwl to surrender his of
line. Solomr as be occupied the lowest
seat In the "th docket" be rumt Ia- al
lowedto roar. The vicar gave in, for his
poriohlonors were almoat a» proud 0! the
elorh's "Amour" an that worthy tumult—
Iondou Titrlllta.

A Bron Prlool.

L’Abbo Mouly.tho only print who rs
eeivcd the decoration of the llxitm oi
llonor on the wand-m of July it, will «r
talniy not be grtt-lgrd the distinction eon
ferret] upon him even by the mud bard
cued enemy of the church. lie is, in tact,
ouoof those hemie,self aacrifieing work
out who in every nation and every ciltua
earn tbs nnlatuudui admiration and to
spec! of their fellow erratum UAW
Iooly, who is now in hit titty-fourth year.
asrvsd for along port any military chap
lain in various Front: The
worthy priest was actlu In this capacity
“Guadeloupe during t lexicon cam
paiga, and all the Ifrvneh Import.
lentil than on their way home from the

motel-w.

A terrible opbismleof yellow fever bruit
mtamuthxsrflmndmmu
Ina-yon twenty rs and thirtydsattaee
carries daily. All the docum- and tint
Moro of llsrey were carried on by tbl
“human-liar thus wool-the Molt

wasalouain minktari tothoalsk.
mason-moi biomfivmoum
thabbswas monomeric-Hannah‘s:-
of Honor. but his nomination was pro
vented bytbo "outset mu Whitsat
Guadeloupe ho also out one mil
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Fawcett’s

IIEIIIQIIIITEII8 FIlll

MILIIIIEIIY!

In. I? Main Street.
Formerly 3 Inter 8t, Iorwalk.

Juot rota-ind.“ down Hm tat-day to hell

without merry. all shapea and color». at the

utmariy low price of anr.. former re OI.
"no int n! llatro Inc. 0 ll) Wreatha 2 .rtu-h.
lins- Iul of tint French ‘lnwcn 3015.105. 601'.
out it. llnn'r forgot tha- numbrr,

I7 MAIN STREET,

Next to J. l". Bennett's dry goo-la arm.

Mrs. W. Fawcen,

Io. i1 Iain trust Iomslk

F. HAYES

llaving removed hi!l rural market

In. 6 North Main Street.

“‘illoupplythc [ample 0‘ thin vicinity with
the finest line ol

Fresh and Salt Meats,

POU LTRY. Etc..

Tn hr lullnd ll lb state.

F. H71? ES,
III. 6 IiililiII Ill! STREET

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expected. We have a large quantity of Light Summer Fabrics

Iltnucnu Susan

HAS COMMENCED AT

M. S. SMITH’S.

We will place upon our counters for the balance of the season
broken lots of Small Wares and odd lots of all Surmner Fabrics
at prices marked that must sell them. Genuine bargains can be

to clear up, and quite a large assortment of Hosiery and Under-
wrar which we have marked at half actual cost to dispose of
them. Call and examine before the stcwk is soiled and while the
assortment is comparatively good.

EVERYTHING IlEIIIIIiEIl!

The balance of our Lace and Silk Mitts, consisting of all styles,
for what they will bring. All silk, clocked and plain backs. in
Euros. Pawns. Tans, Blocks and ”porn Shades. A few more of
those Ladle-3’ Ribbed Jersey Vests. in quantity about it! dozen.
We will sell to close stock to end the season for what they will
bring. The balance of our Ludies' Shirt Waists, consisting of all
colors, with which we have been so successful for the past three
weeks. will go with the rest of the lull-guilt lots at not more than
cost. Anotlu-r split in Ribbons for this sale. of which we have
quito a quantity. ('ustunn-rs in need would do well to call upon
us during this Week. for we are going to sell them very cheap.

lenis’ French Flannel Shirts

A few left in all sizes of flouts‘ French Flaunt-l Shirts. \ 'itb
tlu' rest of tho Ililtfl'l‘onllflllillnt‘ti bargains, w.» have placed tilt-so
upon our counters to clear at astonishingly low figures.

FIIIIII 250. III’WIIIIIS.

. “he have just received it new lot of all the latent Music, con-
sisting of vocal and instrumental, which we are selling for

ONLY lOc. A COPY.

AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED

IIEIIIIIIEST SEWING IIIIlIIIiIE.
$l9.50.

WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.

M.,, S. SMITH,

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of a dip in the deep, deep sea, just when you 5‘ '
it. but it isn’t necessary to put} your head under a pump-to
keep cool. ' Try one of our suits. We have knocked tit
props from under the old price because it is cheaper to so],
at cost than to store them away until another summer Comes
along. We ought not‘to part with one of them at such an
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is

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Clean. Economical. Bealthtsl. u

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Cross Creek ,

COAL.E

Hickory, ital, Pine anti chestnut

woon.

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urur roansrrt BIIllIllE.
SAFE, Piilllllilll uu FIST. .

This wherlbas been thoroughly tested and
mount failto baa favorite among wheel-ion.

J. BAPTIST PERRY

Agent for Norwalk anal vicinity.

tiliiu- 39 Raymond sin-ct, mmr do

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one Bottle Thoroughly convinces.

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will; 15;“: lpat tired full w

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down for it. They would not be aoearole.

if they realized how really wriousthomal-

ady in. lint they think or say.

of! after awhile. Vt'edo not mean

gitimate err-arisen which all experience i-‘

after a hard da"n work but that ALL L
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