Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 14, 1891 · page 3

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1 ever thr teat nature 1 , hi"
“turmtmomnu Elba”
found that there-roe mt many thlnn
. intbelliblethataru ridiculous. Nowflor
inatanoe, all , thnt abouttbe Ierpont being
._euraadtocrawllnthe6ardeuol Ideal»
can." it had tempted our lint par-nu:
vhf. you aee how abaurd it it: you
can tell from the very organisation
of theaarpautthnt it had tomwl;
it erawhd More it won curred juat willwuhout.
at wall In it crawled afterward: you
can tell from he organization that it
crawled. Then all that atury about the
_ whole swallowing Jouah,or Jonah awn!»
_ a lowing the whale, which wan it? It don’t

, wan“ to hear hint. Ilia text wae' make any “WWI “3' thing “mail
5W1, rt, ”Surely, in "In a... m t. it in ridiculous tonuppoae that amautoold
inihaflxht or any Mm,» have gone down through the lawn of not
minglwent out with e monster and rot kept his life: vbr. M-

m Mu 'V' 1,". reapirulon would haveheen hindered; be
”Humanity“!!! {up would have been dine-tad; the centric

out we ya. and juice would have diseolved the iihrinennd
04 n “we“ nawe ooagnlated albumen. and Jonah would
have been chnnuml from prophet into
chyle. Then all that etoryeboot the III"
nations conception—why, it in perfectly
dipgrucdul. 0h,nir! lhelieve in thought
of nature. Thin is the .‘llncteenth century.
Progreu, sir; magma. ' I don't Nauru
you,hm nfter you have heenin town on
long an I have you will think just aeltlo."

animus narrator.

Thousand» of young men are goingdown
nuderthut pmcees day hylltllend their
in only here and tilt-re a young man who
mu endure this artillery of acorn. They
are giving up their Bibles. Thelixhtol
nature! They have the light of nature in
Chino; they have it in Hindustan; they
have it in Ceylon. Flowers there, stun
there, waters there, winds there, but no
civilization, no homes, no" huppinenu. In!»
outs to cut and juggernnuls to (all under
and hook» to swing on. but no happinenr.

I tell you. my young brother, we have to
take a religion at mine kind. We here to
chaise between four or live. Shall itbo
the Koran of the Mohammedan, or the
Shanty: oi the llmdoo, or the Zenthtreetn
of the Pertiun. or the Conluciun writings
of the chineae.~or the Holy Set-intumr
Take what you will; God helping ine.l
will take the Bible. Light for all darkv
net-z rock [or all inundation; balm {or all
wounda. Aglurythat lift- ite pillnraol
hoover thowlldernea moreh.‘ Donut
give up your Biblea. « ~

Ask them what infidelity bun ever-lone
to lift the fourteen hundred milllotatot the
race out or barbarian». Ant them when
infidelity orcr i itutedainnitary cont—
mie-ion. amt “gm lanretheIraodety
oneeand torem tell them that they have
insulted the memory of your Christian
, lumen-nil apit upon the d-atlihed of your
mother and with wine's anont mated up
thegmre of your slut-Ir. who died hellfi-
ing in tho Lord Jenna.

If their: people scnll at. you at though re-
ligion and tire Bible Wefr' (It onlyfur weak—
ininilerl people, ymt jltnl. tell them you are
not ashamed to he in the company of
Burke the ntnteetnnn, and llnphael the
painter. nntl Thorwaidsen the acnlptor,
and Mozart the musician, and Blackstone
the hwyer, nntl Bacon‘the phi
and Harvey the pbyeieinn, and John Nil
ion the poet.

now on to in: ma.

Young man.hoid on toyour llfhle. it
ie theheet houhyou everowned. ltwill
tell you howtodnln. how to hounds. how
to walk. how to not. how to'liro, how in
tile. Glorlotu. Bible! Whethermt parch-
ment or paper, in octet-o or duodeclllto. on
the center tuhle of the drawing room or in
thecountink room a! the banker. (Harlan.
Bible! light to our trot and tap to our
path. Hold on to it!

' Theaeeoncl clauotimldionatemptatloue
that cornea upon our young men in let! on
by the dishonest employer. Bury outn—
rneruial establishment lea uehool.
aeeeuutoften the principle: of the en»
ployerheonaietha pdacipleaottnem»
ployoe. look the older merchants to bear
lanolin there stator-onto. ll, when you
were juntalortingln lite—in commercial life
-—you were told that hooeety waa not utar
hetable; that, though you might eall all
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I lean-null waited. Altar awhile: looking
at of the door of the booth.waaaw,a
*Iunkdbirtlaintbnaky. Theyentnenear
Quintana-ad niternwbilewmnhaut
’ toawoopintotboner, when nuddeoly they
darted my. Again we waited. After a
whilaweenwanotheraockolhirde. They
cape nearerand nearer until juat at the
mwheo theywero almt to swoop
theydartednwny. ,..
Thetowler wanverytnuch dinnppointetl
uwollutuylell. We told to each other,
...“What in the matter!" and “Why were not
the birds caught!” We. went out and
ultimatum and by a flutter of:
taunehotatree pert oi the net Ella been
eonapieuooeiyeapoeeti.nnd the bird- com—
iug very near had seen their peril and
dared-way. Wheuleewtbnt i said to
, tha'old fiowler.’f'l'hat reminvlsmeofapan
”of Sanitary: 'Surnly in rain in live
“Minthadjhtoluny bird.” Now
thanetintuylatatanda {or temptation.
fianfllhinlolatnttntptattnenon from
punttopuiutand trout hranehtohraneh
uulltuyare about todropintotbe net.
Italian 3::- out in tintebtzatitisthe
tuptatiou the deril,or t evil men
an attempting to «rapture his cool for
finanndloreternitynheman atepahelt.
litany-{Tam not to be eangntinthat
wmlaoe what youareeboutuurolyin
vain’i'ythanet apread iutha eightot any

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more embrace “than he would embrace a
law. Sininndaughterol hell, yetoheie
planted and rubed end triuheted. Ber
vdaiaawarhle. Bert-beet is the-netting
nan. Her forehead in an aurora. She aaya
tonne-t ”Cotne.wulkthiapathwith me. It

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praua. I preach to art-courage
Lay hold of God and be iaiihtul.

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tlnwlthannhannull hpthlui? Baton
b not union to get a man who after
awhile nay diepute with hint there-l-
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ltiathepnarowayouuruerntheardaat
mmmwanuhaartedyoungnan,
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They are making it per cent Harem
"l’hvre it nothing like thorn in alltha
city.” Thareaueflityehotw that want to
Itllthaunur thing. lie up, “Knuth-t
leadurlblalrtiele: ltwill weal»:p Yqit

The-alabtuadenhattootlannrwrnppad
unthe countrymen-tanned feeling .
that he hu‘an equivalentiorhletuoney.

audtheebarp clorhxoee into the private
roomot theoounflunhouenand he nayn:
“Walnut ridot thoaeIpogteat‘leet.

I told him we were railing them leae than
Maud hethouxht bewa- mange

the head of the lien: rays, ”That’s well
done. aplendidly done!” Meanwhile (ind
had recorded eight liea~iourlireaneiuet
theyoung tnan. four lint attains: bin an»
‘70 any that the

.r oil the target
than! his clerks, azvl ml the iniqultlaa d

1neulented iniquitous and damning princi-

lntand before young men thin morning
who are under this pronoun. I lay. come
out of it. "Ohif’you my, "1 can't: [have
my widowed mother to eupport,and if a
man ioeea in situation now he utt't got
another one." “1 eay,wute out oi it. Go
home to your mother and any to her,
“Mother, I can’t stay in that nhop and be

worthy of you who will any, “Come out at
it, my aon~we will joist throw ouuelroa
on'hitu who both promised to he the 00d
of the widow and the turbulent; be will
takeout: ofua.” And I tell you no young
rnau em may antlered by such a

In Philadelphia, in a drug shop, a young
than mid to hie employer. "1 want to
pleaae you. really. and i am willing tor-ell
metiioinen on Sunday, but llnn't sell thin
patent shoe blanking on Sunday.” "Well,”
said the head roan. “you will have lotto it,
oreile you will have to an away."
young than said. “l can‘t do it; I on will-
ing tonell medieioee. but not alive M’
Iing." "Well, then, so! (in now." The
young man went away. The Lord looked
alter him. The handrail- d Ihonaauda of
dollare he won inthiaworldwerathe
nrnnlleat part oi hie fortune. pod hour-ed
him. By the oouraoflta took ha aaratl hie
aoul aawell In his fortune in the more.

waehthowagouonfiuudayrnoreiuuzlant
willing to wash it on Saturday alternoon,
hut, air, you will placate eacuee me, I can‘t
wueh tin: wagon on Sunday morning."
Hie cmplnyc't weld, ”You tmtnt wank it; my
earriogeeutna in every Saturday night,
and you have got to waeh it Ouslllld’l]
morning." "I can’t du it," the roan-aid.
They ported. The lard looked altar him
He is worth
torlnyahundrul {old more than his m-
ployer ever WI: or ever will be, and he
Young men.“ in MEG to
do right. There are young men in thin
home Italay who. under th'u storm of
tenipmthrn. are atr'thinu deeper end deeper
their roota and eprendinu out broudertheir
branch“. They are Daniela in Babylon,
they are Jmophn in the ligyptinn court.
they are Paula atnid the wild heath of

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Thereinatnietakeweutatealnnt young
men. We put them in two elm the
oueelaae lentornl.tha other ie «lieeolnta.
Themalareeaftt Thedieeulute cannot
be reeleiuted. l deny both ammunition.
Thtnoralnra not rate anle-a theyhava
laid hold of God. and thedieaoiuta may be

right

aouenoeulu thiehoueewholrelnuneedof
mwwillmmhumhmmuuy
wil| want In Ilia world, nlul they will be
tempted. and they will he flung down by
tuielortttae, and they will go down. down.

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“Well. Alvy, nty boy.” amid the tumor.
”ain’t you going int" _
"Non,” he numeral, “1 inatuurololook
at the pianos." .

But the old man woe loom-u and
wanted company, and on' that plan no
needed in inducing the young roan to enter
the enchanted plane. So“Alvy"aaw the
nhowaudearried hia quarter back hone ‘,
with him.

mg afterward. one winter wooing.
when the boy Alva had grown to be a
wealthy ehlpplog merchant. he not in hit
ntudy in deep convention with Captain
Stone. Thedoor hell ranaand tho-«rant
admitted to their pronoun an uhl.white
hoirnl,atoop ebullient! luau.
,"lwnntedto one my hoyAlvy once
again." he began, “but you don't know
toe. do you. boy: youtlon't number the
olrlinaowhotookyoutothaeireuaonu?"

The learn eaute tothe uptuin'e eye; I»
he Ronni“ inthe aged limit the kind
benelnctor at hieyouth. He uxtenrlalto
hint n cordial welotnne. and they eat to
[gather all the "whim; renewing the yearn
alone but theyinet,lor fortune had not
been kind to the old Wm; his hotua had
been rumored lathe far west Ind he had
found itahard atmleto netthaueap
aarlnuflife. Anhewaeabouttolaaraan
envelope win llimat into hie hand- and he
heard the wonle in the mptnia‘a trembling
voice, “Here’s the money you took the to
the riruuawith when lwne a hoy,auda
lltdornore aa intateetwhleh itha nth
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read in dog biographyia [hen by Dr. Din
berth in bi» "Life." He woa traveling in
tho went and came to n rnmz'nJho owner 0!
which nimwrul himn ruin phrrtl do; which he
told bt' would not tell for m. She had at
that time fouryounx puppies. While they
were admiring thellttle mother and her
llllllhh on the night 0! their arrlral. the
miment bender came in to any that there
were more than twenty eheop ruining

Two mule don, both larger the: the lip
tle number, were running almat. but the
heulereaid wither Torn nor Diets would
find than; Domain-t (a it wee urged
by “an Ire-hunt that her toot was more.
that aim but! hm hard atworhnllday.
wne nearly worn out and tun“ [the her
papilla their topper. The theater iue'nted
that nbe mutt an.

The run wn netting and there woe no
time to lone. Flora wee eelied and told to
hunt [or loot ehaap, while her inter
pointed to the aunt forent through the
ethnofwhlcb theyhatl ’0»! well. She
rained her head.butaeornrdvaryloathlo
leave her hhlea. The Mr died
lywleer. “emulated tired and low
aplrltnd,nnd with hurl and lull down “no
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Hill met HRIRERS Slll’l’llES

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SWAN lt BUSHNEll
Ship Chandlers.
32 Water Street.
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2:35“. 'mefiik"; ,_ “.1" lever llalaraeil.

an anawer. ”Sha'a ton. on ray ! W“ ' “ ' ’

In..." . Bill of Till llllflflllfl
The next morning I went over to learn m Illa! um

whether flora had ionotl the atraye.
While we were epeallng. the sheep re
turned, driwu by” little dog. who till
untran- hrr head not wu'hertailmtirn
when npolteu to. but crawled to her :3;
plum! lardo-uhythau. Shel-ad
outall night. and namely able to outlet
bet Milan, the lull aaleep.

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in. about in the wild canyon. all through
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"unionism

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, All Imperimén'ts‘tulargod. " ‘ _ .
$100,000.00 In MGoode, 350,000.00 in moan, Manama rm. 1
, , ' OutspocioueClonknnd scum . on _
Immnam the ”com! iloor,ure replete with allthn >3 3:
, . Inovoltiee of the season, fresh trout Park 7,

and Berlin. ~ Many styles are exclusively our own,
new clients that ounnot ho“ duplicated or copied. ' ‘

Newlraparyandéllpholsiery

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Our large tooins for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fahrioa
have been entirely manna nod enlnrgod Ever-film . In

on‘:- command has been used, and no magma
these rooms the largest, beet lighted and most
country. «Our stock is replete
holster-y and interior docorutio

toms
attractive in this
with all the now novelist, for up-
Tlioao bountiful ‘ fabrici burp
. mnrtufaoturera in Mend, 7.
. Switmerlnnd and America, and embrace m
rare novelties which are only shown by us in America.

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. "Gil”OEVEfiE—UE‘S’EN ’S

IIIIII Mill !

HlP BOOTS, . ’
.sHORTIIBOO'Ijs, .
SPORTING BOOTS. I

STORM KING! ‘
Ladies’ StOI/m Slippers
FOR Ill. KINDS OF RUBBER 60008 60 TR
_G__l.OVER &. OLSEN’S.

Fill NASHE BRO.
Plumbing, us Farmland Sheet lmanl.
We are telling 7 .
Victory, low Stanton! and Silsby's Steam Healers.

We have it fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China,

the DUCHESS and UNCLE NICK more, Both Setand Port
elite. including New roan-m ,1 ,I '

Insult t II.

‘No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.

- NORWEK.

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