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on. rm: runners on aru-
oiori taxonomies AND socitw.
Wart-a ballasts Is to the
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My.
blam‘gstothismenaration-the appli-
rcligiouto the slairs of daily
lite. lilatextwastskuiirnrnlCorinthians
le, "Whether, therefore, yeastordriok,
alarms” do,doalltothe gloryoi
Whenthsapostle in his textsetaiorth
theidsathatsoeomnrou an action as the
takingd ioodanddrlnkislohecoudueted
totingloryof Mhs‘preclaims the im-
portsoosof religionintheordinaryall’airs
ofusrllfe. Inallagesofthe worldthere
hasbeena tendency to set apart certain
days, places and occasions for worship.
andtothink those were the chief realms
inwhieh religim was to act. New, holy
days and holy places have their impor-
tance. ll‘heygive opportunity ior especial
of Christian duty. and for
cannot tskethe place oi continuous em
clued faithaud prayer. In other words.
amancsnnot basomueh ofaChriatiun on
that hscsnaiiordto be a world-
ling all the rent of the week. If a steamer
puts out for Southampton and goes one day
inthatdirection and the other six days in
other directions, how long before the
simmer will get in Southampton? It will
never get there.
Andthoughamsnrnaysecinto be voy-
sging beavenward during the holy Sub
hath day, if during the following six days
at the week he is going toward the world,
and toward thsilesh, and toward the devil,
hewill ueverride up intbthe peaceful har-
biw oi heaven. You cannot eat to much at
the Sabbath banquet that you can aliord
rdigioul abstinence the other six days
Haroisin and princely behavior on great no
csaiou are no apology for luck of right do
manner in circumstancu insignificant and
one. The genuine Christian liie
isnot indocenotgobyliteand
m lttoilsonthrougb bent and cold up
steep mountains and along dangerous do
ciiritiq its eye on the overloading hills
crowned with the canine of the binned.
lpropose this morningtoplead iorarw
ligion for today.
I'll! SPIRIT OF "Lima! 13 IOCIET“.
In the list place. we want to bring the
relight of Christ into our conversation
What a darn breaks, and two or three vil-
thay are mud in positively magnu-
eavsrsatioa. No. You rosy talk about
thathingsanil havenograce of God at
all in your heart. We ought every day to
bulking rc ' If there is anything
glad about it, anything beautiful about it,
anything important about it, we ought to
- be continuously discussing it. i have no
ticed that man. just in proportion as their
Chrbtlan experience is shallow. talk about
funerals and graveyards and tombstones
and deathbed: The real, genuine Chris-
tianman talks chiefly about this liieand
the great eternity beyond, and not scrunch
about the innigniilcaut 1). between theae
two residences And yet how few circles
those are where the religion of Jenna
Christ is welcome.
Gointoacircls even olChristian people.
who they are lull of joy and hilarity,and
talk aboutchrhor beaver-and everything
is My silenced As on a summer
day, when the forests are full of life, chat
tor and chirrupmrdcarol—a rnightychovus
or bird barinooy. every tree branch an or
awn-if a hawk appear in the sky every
volcestopsand theforestsarsetillcjuatso
I have seven lively religloirs circle silenced
ill the appearance oi anything like rell
connotation No one had anything
to say, save. perhaps, some old patriarch in
thacornsrofthe room. who really thinks
that something ought to he said under the
circumsohsputsonelootover the
other and hesvm a long sigh. and says,
“Oh. you: that's so. that's so!"
My friends. the of Jesus Christ
bmhln‘totalk I twitha glad
heart. It is brighter than the waters; it
b mom cheerful than the sunshine. Do
augusroudynanlng about yoorre
whsa you osgbtto besiagiagitor
it in cheerful tones of voice. flow
itlsthatwslnil menwhosslives
utterly incontinent, who attempt to
always make a failure
B! irlsuda we mam livs religion.
weesanousikit. ll amen is eranky
ans pd s and hard in
lib dolls. sail than as to talk about
gin: heavss. MM! 3 mild
Yet I have hasrdeuch men say, in whlo
tonee,"Wa are miserable sinnerl.”
lord bless you." “The Lord have
msrcyoe you.” their eoavwsetioo inter
larder! Wlhtlt suchuuprdons,” wrichunreanh
nothing t can cg, caning t
wfll loan at h . if we have
”WMIATIIWXIAIM
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no a
ashswhorattlssths of a bank and‘
couldahaeond with a undrsd thou-nil
hardiiellars.
Theresa thine prominent in theehnrclt
as who seem to be on public occasions very
devout, who do not put the principles oi
Chriat's religion into practice. Thsyare
the meet inexorable of creditors. 'l’hey'srs
the most grasping oi dealers They are
known as sharpen on the street. They
fleece every they can catch. A cone
try merchant comesin tobuy spring or iall
goodsamlhegetnintothe store of one at
these professed Christian men who have m
allynograce intheirhmflnsndhehrm
letely swindled. He is so overcome that
he cannot get out of town during the week.
He stays in town over Sunday. :ncslnti.
seine church to get Christian consolation.
when what is his amazement to find that
the very man who hands him the poor box
in the church is the one who relieved llllll
of his money! But never mind, the deacon
hashisblack coat on now. Helookssol—
emu and goes home talking about “the
blamed sermon."
Till WHEAT AID CHAT, IOW mxottn
If the whcatinthe churchesfihould boput
intoahopper. the lint turn of the crnnlt
would make the chad fly. i tell you. Some
of these? men are great sticklerii for Gospel
preaching. They soy: "You stand there in
bands and surplice and gown and preach-
preach like an angel, and we will stand out
bereand attend to biminsss. Don't rnia
things. Don't get busineris and religion in
the same bucket. You attend to your
matters and we will attend to ours."
They do not know that God sea every
cheat they have practiced in the laeta‘ix
years; that he can look through thelror.
wall oi their fireproof cafe; that [1ch
counted every dishonest dollar they have
in their pocket. 161d that a dison judg-
ment will come. These inconsistent Chris
tiun men will sit on the Sabbath night in
the house oi God singing at the close oi
the nervice. "llock of Ages, cleit for me,"
and then when the benediction is pro
nounceil shut the pew door and any as
they goout. "'Guxlby, religion. I'll be back
next Sunday."
I think that the Church of God and the
Sabbath are only an armory where we are
to get wenpotm When war comes. if n mun
wants to light for his country he does not
goto Troy or Springfield to do insulin};
but he goes there for swords and mindsets.
Hook upon the Church of Christ and the
Sabbath day an only the place anvltime
where and when we are to get nrrncd for
Christian conflict; but the battlefield is on
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. "St. Martin's" and
"lienos" and “Old Hundred" do not
amount to anything unless theyaingall
thaweek. Aserraoa h naelcsannlnaws
mutate itwitb us behind me plowand
the counter. The Subbrth day is worthless
if it last only twenty-four hours
There are many Christians who say:
”We are willing to serve God. but wedo
notwanttodo it in these spheres about
which we are talking; and it scenisao in
aipid and mamatonous. Ii we hail some
grunt occasion. ii we had lived in thetirne
of Luther. ii we had been Paul‘s traveling
companion. if we conbl serve God on a
great smile. we would ilo it, but Wci‘m'l
in this everyday life." I admit that s
greatileai oi the romance and knighter
rnutry of liie have disappeared before the
advance of this practical age. The ancient
temples of Rotten have been changed into
storehouaea rind smithica The residences
of poeta and princes have been turned into
broku-rs‘ shops. The elastic lm‘ililil oi
Aablzmil bru- bren cut up into wniking
sticks. The groves where the [meta said
the gods dwelt have been carted out for
firewood. The mom that we rural to read
about have disappeared before the emi-
grant'ri ux nod the trnpper’s gun. and that
man who is waiting for a his bewitehed oi
wonders will never find it.
'rur our" vino or nsiu’ url.
There is. however, a field for endurance
and great achievement, but it is in every
day life There rive Alps toscale, there are
lleliuponts to swim. there are tires to
brave: but they are all around us now.
This in the hardest kind of martyrdom to
hear. It took grace to lead latimer and
Ridley through the lire triumphantly
when theivarmed enemiesaud their friends
were looking on; but it requires more
grace now to bring men through persei‘u‘
lion. when nobody is looking on. I could
show you in thiseity a woman who bashed
rheumatism for twenty years. who has err
dnreil more mflering and exhausted more
grace than would have made twenty mar
tyrspass triumphantly through the tire.
I! you are not faithiul in an insignificant
position in life. you would not be faithful
inagraudntisiou. Ii you cannot stand
the bite oi n midge. how could you endure
the breath of a basilisk?
Donut think that any work God gives
you toilo in the world is on too small a
scale for you toiio The whole universe is
not avharueil to take care of one little
down. I say: "What are you doinng
herein thegraai, you poor little flower?
Arsyonnot airaiii nights? You will be
neglected. you will die oi thirst, you will
not be led. Poor little W "No,"
ssysastar."i’ll watch over it too ."
“No." saysseloial. "I’ll give it uh.”
“No," says the sun. ”I'll warm it in my
bosom." Thenlsaethspnlleysgning,anil
the clouds Me drawing water, and I say,
”What are you doing ibumO clouds?”
And they reply. "We are giving drink to
that flower.”
Then the wind rinse-iii comes hurling
down the wheat and sounding its is
through the forest. and lery.” ither
away on such swift wing, 0 win-ii" And
itrrpllu. "Wearsgningtocooi tbschssk
of that lower." then I down and
say, "Will God ears
the field?" And a lower
i
Again I remark," raastlwingihsrw W
cl Ohm imo our am it
_' yesssyflthsttsvsry flames
hmmsam.wiitshan
MM.Mh mythical-ad
in danish
some NOBW -
an" ”Ill “~""“’
hintsllks’s‘ ’ wswmwihs riigious
consolation; but. business man, w the
sinsllannoysncssoi last washhoi cinch
oithegmeofGoddiilyousppiyf. " ”
you say. "these trials are too small I crouch
application!" Nybrother,theysre4
i
your character, they are scoring yd tarn-
per. they are wearing out your II
sodtheysrsmakingyoulemanu ole
man. I go into a salpter’s and
ass hint shapingasiatue. lishas‘s chisel
inonebaniiandsmalletinths ,and
mgr-a very gentle stroke—elk click,
l
harder!" ”0h." he replies. ”t
shatter the statue. I can't do it t way:
lnrust do it this way!"
80 he worka on, and alter "in. u.-
iestnros come out, and everybody that
enters the studio is charmed Ill f
bated. Well. God has your sop! under
proce- of development, and it is t1 little
annoyances and vesations of Ills that are
chiseling out your immortal onto: . It is
click. click. clichi i wonder wl y some
great providence does not come. till! with
oncntroke prepare you for heavtin. Ah,
no. God says that is not the way. And so
he keeps on by stroke-of little annbysnces,
little sorrows. little vasstioas. 1 util at
lantyonshsll beagladspectaclefl angels
and ior men. You know that a l rgc for-
tune may be spent in mail change and a
vast amount of rnorsl character maygo
away in small depletion. it s little
troubles of life that are havi g elect
upon you than ones. A sense!
locusts will kill a grain fleldson thn
the incursion of three or four cult] .
You say. ”Sinai lost mycbilil. since I
lostmy property.l have been a iiiileront
would
I say. “Why don't yet strike Iii
‘u ’T. wiortcratiiew
would rsfssavsln.svsrygrssathiagwealii
trample up. and the earth wouldcvaeh
opannndsr
with vortninandthsn dry up, and thirst
and hunger and anguish and ilmpalr
would lift their
log
you! lsltuottimst withsvary wonl
ofourlips and with every action ofonr
nwalwgsntoseknowladgsthessevary-
daymavclesl ”Whetheryssstordrlnhor
whatsoever ye do.do sl to theglory oi
God.” Dolsildrcss
thismoruiuwhohssnotvimdssslltoood
oussingleoleying
was an! or neutrinos
lwsa preaching one Thanksgiving day
andannouneedmytsthh, givsthanks
unto the “lord. for he is good;forhis
mercysndurcth forever.” .ldo notknow
whethertherewsssnyhlcssingoathsssr
monornot.but thateatwent straightto
synnng man‘s heart. Hssaliltohlinself.
aslreadthstsstz”‘0h.aivsthanksasto
0h, let a sense at the divine anode.
shown you in the everyday blessings malt
your heart. and it you have never before
uttered one earnest noteof thanksgiving
man." But you donut recognise the archi- snug
lecture of little annoyances thatlars how-
ing, digging. cutting, shaping. epliiltlng and
lnterjoiniog your moral qualitiiia Rate
my sink a ship. One limiter witch may
semi destruction through a biochof elm
bounce. Cathcvim dc Medicis got her
death from smelling a mime line. 00'
lumbus. by mopping and nothing for apiece
ofbrudalladrinkofwsteratslfrancisv
can convent. was led to thadiscoviiryd the
New World. And there lean intimate con
nection between triilas and irnrircnsities.
between nothings and everythingls
Now. beenrdulto letnone of theses»
uoyaoces go through your soul unar-
raigm-vl. Compizi them to admbiieter to
your spiritual wealth. The switch of a
aixpenny null matures pruducm lock—
juw, and the clip of anti-t inflhituiusal
annoyance may damage you fonrver. Do
not let any annoyance a perplviiity euros
air-myour soul without its milking you
better
W1 A limit rant" on um! nil or
. rum
Our national government does in think
ltheiittlingtopntatas oupinsmrdatax
onbucklaiaod ates onshoea Thelndi—
vidoni truest do not amount to cruel), but
inthe aggregate» millions and millions
oi dollars All i would hour you. 0
Cbristianmau,puta high tarill onevery
annoyance and vexatiou thilt comes
through youruool. This might c it ausmrnt
to much in single case-i. but in tire aggro
gate it Would be a greut revenueof spirit
uni strength ms! sitisiiwtiou
A bee can suck honey even out of a
nettle, Mid ii you have the grace oi God
in your heart you can get sm-irtnoaa out
of that which would otherwise irritatenud
annoy. A returner! missiornsryr told me
that a company of adventurer-a [rowing up
the Ganges were stung to deiillli by flies
that infest 1h.“ region at certain m
I have seven the earth strewcrli with the
antennae-ii of men slain by insect anuoyv
anceo The only wnyto get prepared for
the great tumble! of lilo is to cmquer
these small tumbles. What would you
say of a mlii’wr who reinacd to loud his
gun one go intotho cimllict because it
With only a skirmish. saying: "‘I ans not
going to Plpi’fll rny ammuniilion on a
skirmish. Wait until there £01”:ch
eral engagement and then you will see
how mirage-nus I an and what battling i
will do!"
The general would say to such a man,
"if you are not laitbinl in nskinrrnisb, you
would he notion; in a geneall engagcv
moot." And lhave to tell you,0(.'hrisv
tian own. i! you cannotsppiy theprinci-
pleso! Christ's religion on a s1 lscale,
you will never be able toapply t on a
large scale. If you cannot si-ecsaflmly
contend against these small sorrows that
come down single handed. what will you
dowhen thegraatordisastcn oi Iiiseeare
down with thundering artillery. rolling
over your soul? . . ,
rm: tvtnv moo rmvo or“.-- fit.
Again, we must bring the llsligion of
Christ into our commonest hiss-sings
When the autumn command the Invests
are in, and the governors makiiproclamar
tiou,weaswrnbleio church» rind wears
very thanklui. But every my
bra thanksgiving day. We do
one the common mercies oi life.
Iosee a blind man led byhla‘
we begin to brthink curative-sol what a
mud thing it is to have eye (ht. We
a to see some one withSt.
Vitns'dancebeforwwssrs yiothank
Boiliorthehoatrai of car play sure
$1 We havatoseasoms wot Ilsa
iag owhismtchorwithhis empty
watcher-pinned up helmet brow
think whatsgrsadthingood 1 id for It
whenhepvsus healthy-as ooriimhn
II m-
We have
subbing Asthsoagrseilathspao
tnrsaptoitsryaslaelovenystnever
thiakingwhonrahestheeiovsn sodasths
ksnptheworm fri thsfan
nothatitisilod‘
girl.
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life. Make every day aSsbbsth and every
meal a sacrament and every room you so-
taahoiyof bolls Weali havewoskto
our. ietosbe willingtodoit. Weall have
sorrmrs to bear; let us cheerfully hear
them. We all have hattlssio light; let us
courageously fight them.
It you want toilis right you must live
right. Negii'neeaad indoleocs will win
the bisof everlasting scorn. while isithv
fulneas will gather its gnrlaudl and wave
its saunter and sit upon its throne long
sflertbis earth hasputon ashessnd
eternal ages havebegun theirinarch. You
go horn! today and attend to your little
sphevcofduila. lwill go horns soil at-
tend to my little sphereof duties. Every
onsin bisown place. So oareverystepin
hisshsll be a trinmphal merchandths
humblat footsiml on which we are called
to sit will be a emuaror’s throws.
woven into her existence that the ,
ear is unconscious oi their practice. has
habitsofwhoss absence aha wouldbeas-
qaiaitely conseiona
First— Breaths slowly. breathe deeply.
breathe quietly, breath pure air.
There is no room more easy tovenrilnte
than a well planned kitchen. for its heat is
sulllcient to permit the wostant entrance
oi cold air. .
Many a morning's preserving or baking
may be metamorphmed from a mere tiring,
iaiigning task into healthful exercise ii
these points are attended to.
Many a sinkfnl oi heavy dishes have
been washed with in good resultsas gym.
nuiom practice. it poreairiswell breathed
meanwhile which isa strong point against
nuvmtilaml butlers’ closets).
Second—Stand well,” on the heels, not
on the torn. but list on the halls of the feet.
the body poked slightly forward, the chest
well raised and air Illlsrl.
Orders given to servants or trsdnmrn,
from such a pike, will doubly impress
themselves and hringdoubly line results.
When you stand in this way you rest
part oi your body. even though the stood
leg muscles are iatigued.
Above all, when you ren, rest! If you
havesfew moinentsto sitorlie,donoth«
lug else in that few urinates.
Allow your chairor couch to receive the
whole of your weight, and give your
thought only to your own weight. in this
way you willdonblathesmountof rastyou
get from are or ten minutes' ireedosnirom
work or care.
Do not. while sittingor lying. allow your
mind toplan what work you willdooaat,
howyou willdo it.howsoisr you will be
sullieiently rested to get up, but simply
not and grow heavy—Boston Herald.
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adian thatieallirthflrranhli
M. Orders latitudinal-grunt,“
i
commemoration.
‘l‘ralnslsavsiloathliorwalkforhannnry—
status it 2 I sat-aorta
Sundays—ngag'sailimnm. p.-.
Trains leave Danhnry (or South Norwalk-
Our-afield Blane. I 56 and GI
' 9.1-. ll ye—Ommmandl -.
Trains ve South Norwalh tor —
titani’flnthll an. hinandl.p.m.
'I‘ralmleavc narcotic forfinuih Nun-1s.
$5.75!. DID-nil “55L rm. 33), bin-ltd
It]! p. m.
HAIR 1.in DIVISIOX.
Trains leave Brkigeport as follows:
7 is) a. m.. mung" for Plttslleld.
flotilla m..}mml’ tor Plttalielil. making
mnmvtlons or Albany and the West.
C for Bawleyville.
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NEW STORE.
I have moved my bnsrnua to
93 RISRIIRTIII STREET 93
aadhavsaowatnli llneol
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South Norwalk. '3
VI." Meekertflo.
Apathrallthsliorstenvo’sspseialihsasil
Florida Boiler
2c .. .. "'i‘h‘h‘"..‘.i"h‘ mm...
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1.53.11... New Milford special:
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5
Di 3) p. m.. Xew Milford
9 m p. m.. freight for Great Barringtou.
i I» a. m.. (Sundays) pasaemr for Pirtalield
and Albany.
Wuusa ll. 9rsvsasoa. Vice Prudent and
A.W.Psnanl.i§eneralP-asrn¢erAaent.
"Emflfibga £111 in 1mm illlllllilii.
s'rovgs, Mrs. w. Fawcett.
also Imvnrtcr of %wm$mmr x“ 3 _
Tl N “HARE ii Mill STREET. lililllili.
Plumbing in ail its Branches. 33.33%; :fizfigfi
on men mains sumo 3mm, mm... ..
. I? birds and butterflies. Usiric and
fa caibers. meant line of fine silk velvet
all s and colors.
llavi made arrangements with one of the
hailing a. log. to supplyhoa
W dlraet irons Paris button. no
u as to tarnish our custmners with ths
. most stvy at prion to salt
so. “Riley!
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Factory at five liile Rivet.
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TRISTRAM
&* HYATT.
N0. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING-
NOBWALK.
I‘VE ARE SHOWING A FULL LINE 0"
new Fill nnrss anon:
IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES AND FABRICS.
SPECIAL BARBAINB IN
H‘OSI ERY & U N DERWEAR
& HYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
BEST EGOES FARYHEST. "“h
9 U- 4.
an we on,
jinx ‘31:" ,.
The highest grade of Cocoa mmmibcim- .
Pure. No breaklilsi table should be r. it in
any”! .. _.- {‘3‘
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lllilll’l “Elli“ Iiil'TEl
Pickled Oysters.
llltl’ilt Elm “Tilliili.
Aneltbisyewcsnptas
HUNT dt ZELUFF’S
Woodman oyster vegetable
market. ’l'elsnhb'eaa snug“.
PAYMENTS
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main-evils. MI. I. l.
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in spree.
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larhst toga auras of thoas II "IT" I‘ll STREET,
indla RIVBI‘ Oranges. «mantra memo. sov'ni soawaui.
an tie-roar ”um“
uirorrrr run "3" m“ “m! "m
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F I S H or our. ,_
surname”. M. - “M..- o... .e -W ...-
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Ship Chandlers.
it! Water Street.
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that for W
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