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- ‘DEV'I'AUMBE‘ON THE BEBTIALPRO-
Pantsuits or A SINFUL NATURE.
kin-ten nod Anbwlogy flnvo Giv- III
sow Light on tho Story or lob-Me
name III Show. It. Agra-outwith
Hillary and Bntnrnl law.
HIIIIIKL‘I'S. I-‘eb. ?.—\'I'ith n mighty Io-
rliritii the long meter dnitolotry vote It the
heginnng oi'tbe service. The inmimnble
vIlueoi Christianity in an elevating Ind
rnnobliug influoncoon the uItureol man
lav-nod the subjectoi Dr. 'I‘nlinitge’s no
mo. thin morning. The brilliant. and mini
Ital pie-char chose on his text the humility
lion oi the IInbyioniitli king. who. being
destitute oi religion. sunk to the level oi
the brute. Daniel “.23. "All this came
upon the King Nebucbndnozmr." '
Colonel Ihwllnnoo. theorientul traveler,
my! that the exhumed bricks. not only oi
Babylon. but oia hundred towns in an oven
oionehnndovd milm in length and thirty in
breadth. Ire inscribed with the name of
Nebucbiulneuar. lie mun great warrior.
and II the glance oi hissword Ilflllolb' pron
Intel! themselves. He want u grail king
and built unity reservoir ninety IIIIlI'S in
droumierence undone hundred and twen
ty ieet drep.nutl constnictod n ltitnging
garden iour hundred ioet squari- llnlI
twenty-live loot htgli.rotiio any to pit-ante
Amuhin. his wile. who had been born
Imongthe hills. and others my to get a
pleasure ground iree ii-um mtwpiitovs
which nill‘ici the levels.
I think. limit his character. the bitter
reason may have itiipt-llul him its much
Isthe iovmer. When he common-d King
Zodehinb. so no tobnve no moi-r trouble
with him. he put his eyes out—n iiimt lxtr
baron: way oi incapacitziting an one-my,
But Babylon moment place. the houses
surrounded by gardens and the twist-tops
were connected with each 0”le by implant.
and one day Sehuchndnezmr walked out
on those suspension bridges and itlmtved.
povhnpnton royal visitor. the tit-Mir»; oi
his realm its the sun “miles the liuiiii-s
with glistening! almost llL‘lllll.'nIl>l(‘, itnd
the great streets thunder up their pomp
Into the our oi the nionnrch. and armed
towers stand around adorned with spoils
oi conquered empires»
Nebnchaduezzar waves his hand above
the Stupendous scene untieitclninm “Is not
this great Babylon tliiit I IliIl-‘PllIIIlI for
the house 0! the kingdom by the might. ot
my power and for the honor 0! my "le
arty!" In other wortbr "\Vlmi n urmt
mun I am. Babylon was not anything III}
III I Idornrd It. See thmo watt-r works.
no there fllfllfllfi. roe those tom i did
III thin I Shall never be iorgotten. Why
my tame in on every brick in all those
wIIlI. Just look at me Ium Inort- than
.n man."
But in an instant. II“ that *plrndor is
gone irom his vi>ion. ior n voit-v bills lrom
the heavens. saying. "0 Rina .‘t‘lillcllwl
nexur. tothre it Iii spoken. the ltiiitzdoin ii
deported ironi "remand tilt-y shall drive
thee ivom men and thy dwrlliiig shall be
with the helm oi the field. they shall
tunic theewent gram In oxen. and seven
times shall prim over thee. until thou know
flint the Most High ruleth in the hing-loin
(linen and girrth it to whomm‘vvr be
will." One hour item the time lit-iiiiule
the blunt be Is on his way to the lipid» it
mine. and rushing into the iwts lie ho
coma mono oi the beast- Ind to utter
awhile covered with wglos' leather» for
protection born the cold. and lll‘l mills
vow to look like birds' clown. III order
“Lube mity dig the earth ior root» and
clit. ‘lb the treat iur nuts.
,uuuuunxizzzan A Li‘CANTnuorr‘.
Th e‘uieuutl disaster tbttt wizutl him “as
what the (Emits called lycnnihropy. try
which I mun iumuinra Ilium-ll u lit-Mt
Ind pnrienl to go out and mingle with
button He who bud been eating pome-
mu Inntl Iprlcout oll oi pliuut oi gold
Iulnld with Intethyitt iind diamond. and
drinking Idle rlclimt Winn» from the royal
y“ no! brown“! on grant and ntrut-lt
by the has 1] (rifle or II‘ he contends {or it
mug- tuit oi tin. pasturtugo, IIIIII IIIHII’IMI
oi In orchrm on benches oi ivory playing
the nation“ tun. now listening to tho
mo and iudlow «in! “min of the Mutts
Till! I! not h Ird luv the to believe. ior the
[onus oi drm rntin Ire innumerable.
A iew youth: ago. arriving in II city on I
Inmmer altoroooo. while waiting for my
moment in the evening. I manic-ml
lorth lotowhtiv named to be I pm in
Irootol I III!" Dnhlit: building. the into oi
which i knew not. hurt it gentleman.
with whom I ieli IL delightful oonvemv
ticll. null he steamed telligent on all sub
luau Aiter awhile I said. "In: or ult
dawn on thin bench Mill mt an hiltmnd
the rot-m- oi verilure and lotion-inn. "
“Na" said he. ”You nitdown, but I can-
“ I not outdo of slur. nod Ii “wold
tltdm I would break to pier-at."
Tit-oi Ithhrttho m lit-Inc adhe-
Wanna large building lot bahlnd
II Attention niuurflewuthnt Iota
sully ocllrvo this mot my text.
Hero In Nob-whitdnauron Ill loot: lie
once prided him-ell at being than than I
annual now he turnout luv than I mun.
nonunion look outoi the windowr upon
Hum heinous union; the royIl herd:
cry. “A been!" Baal yarn pinto.
(when modestly bl: run-on return- trod be
m but to Mint: I humble wont-lo
on! model hum
What more bun benthoudtmnent in
i.
Nomi-tn or national nor. Inflo
fllfl' nioretbrtn imperial. By her Intelli
gem-e. by her truth-mm. by her ehIrrn oi
smile and manner. «nimble oi mouthing Io
much non-ovum"! alarming to much way-
wnnliimt. null wielding no much elevnted
power. yet It the null oi worldllnotw. oom-
lngout oi the throne room of good Influ-
enoo. where God would have her reign,
coining down over the Ivory mind moral
power. coming down and coming down
until uln- hits- no more noul than the dead
bird transfixed in her niillineryorthechio
chilln that wm rillllil to allurd her warmth.
or the Itid that liimiabed her the glove.
and finding her only delight in flutteritwoi.
bntinlm int-n and midnight whottimbc
uni debauched novolettu
I my "Thrn- is one who might have
bwn a queen unto God (mover. yet cab
Inn straw like no ox." I Ioolt ovor the
PMIIIR' fields or lolly and sin. and Iind
many growling who ought to be erect. 0
nit-n and women go book to your thrones!
A young man mu iiwny irom home and
broke bin witlowwl mot her’n heart. Four-
teen years mental and be returnrd. and
came to the window at which bit old "IiKll‘
or was sitting
She lookwl up and itnmodinwiy recog‘
uizrtl hint and said. “Oh. Robert. Robertl
Come in!" No." mid he. “mother. I illinll
never conn- iii till i Ilt‘flf you my you ior<
give me." llrrttnswor watt: "Robert. I have
iorgiven you long nun Thmisnothinx
to ionzivr» now t-xt-rpt that you «tnirl away
no long " My hoover. inrgll'rnerm has been
handy ior you a good while. With more
than n mothl-r’s IEIIIII‘I'IIE’N‘ God will take
you hawk 'I'hry urr waiting for you up in
the minor. Si-ltuclwinozmr mm the son
oi Nabopolihmr who ruli-tl Irr'iurc him. and
you tire tiii- t‘lliltl til it lung
t‘t-Sl’lt’l‘inx lS SOT CUYI'EIEIHX.
The null tliuaizht that presses into my
mind lrum rim contemplation oi tlt'lvr incl
dent is that conviction in not coon-Non.
\Vlm is Illl-l munurvh thrtt makes the ”one!
about I’iliyl-m‘ ‘l‘lil- \‘rrv mun who. IImlE‘f
the row mum of dwami that Ihmirl mmle
irnm lll‘.l\'t’l| dwply hiimblml hinwii.
wliilt-ttr umbmsml that God is it God oi
Galsriml Lord of lilfiL-b, yrt behold that
thitt humbiiiiu itiul liritving W'ltll‘li II? he
ion‘ ii-lt illll nut l'iNZIll in it I'lllIlmtl t'iiztuge
Then» is no mural-t- mon- Ih'tlilt'nl than
0! "imitating mnuriton it synonym for con-
version Conviction in merrily a Highloi
sin. coon-Mon in H vii-ivoi portion Con
victim is nioroly lIllII'Ill. router-adorn in run
tidencu Conviction is «liwvti-tiiictimi with
dopnivity. cunvrrsion in It turning nwny
irnm it. Conviction is N «word wound.
comer-don is the healing. l'onvlt-tiou iv
the lover of think convention is thr- sink-
ing oi the: mint. Conviction is the pain
convenion is the mmlii-im- that rim-.4 it
Thousands have oxprrit-nt'etl the luriiier
and iii-var expwivmed the bitter. There
Ire multitude» who think that manor: an
urban in various be. In lit for proirm'mnoi
religion
What ii it man should only think writ
ousiy oi being a merchant; would that
make him it merchant? “'hnt ii it man
should only think wrinlwiym’ “vim: .1 km
yer. would that illttitt‘ llilil :r lawyer?
What if it iltilll MIIOIIIII only think Mfllillsly
oi being it l‘lir'ht'ntn Would that make
him a l'lzriitiitti? I't-lix who convicted
but not converted The jailer will: con
victed Indore he not out 0! tit-d, but not
converted until at the advice oi l’nul he
believed in Christ. Are you conviotrd
but not converted? I tell you what you
make me think of.
You hnve manic up your mind (or prilpor
mfl‘lllt'nlllfln in deed army .1 property
You have drawn the deed. The seal in M
fixed npptrttte Whore you are to write your
name. ’I'bommmilioionor oi tlmL-l is pm
on! to “‘lllll'fih You have your pen in
hand. Thon- iw ink in the port. There is
only one llllll'.‘ for you to do. and that is to
Sign your itllillt‘ ,Supporte you atop now
without «inning your mime. Whlllllilt“*ll
all “mount to? Nothing. So you how re
solved to give yoursoif up to (ind You
propuw to High on to him your body. your
mind. your soul. You have all things nec—
essary for the trttnrier The nugolsni liotl
aroliurt- to "1109M the eternal trawler
Why do you not now with your will mm
plute the work’ Ilnlt who you Mr. mid
nil inn-s ioriiotliing Sign ”If Mr”? to
thin !~[llrlll‘lltl trumier.
I’miemor A rape. the mathematician, got
wooliilly tlincmrmgul in his work rind mu
Allen! to give up. wlwn bestow norm» wont-t
on the paper which bod been tuned tortilla»
the mm of his book. and the worth being
imitatlnct he dnmpened the cowr until he
could Inlw It oil and m the worth plainly.
Ind he found they Wcrr wont-o oi advice
given by D'Alembert ton nttidrnt. and tho
wordi- were. '60 on. nir. go out" 0 yr
who no convicted "(10 on!" You mtttlt
titlwuno more step. or III the ntepn you
have tatlml will amount to nothing (lotto!
I’illlll ‘I'IIIE PRECUIA‘UII ()7 IOIIIIOW
lmttii nlso irorn my nutrient that pride
In the precurnor oi overthrow I‘rldr u n
wmumtulvr writ rimmed tin-l cnpnr‘lmmd
but it loud» ionh :1 duh and irowtiln‘
bout. "Pride goal: helm «instruction.
Ind n haughty nplrlt beloveninil." The
nrrowa lrom the Almighty'n quiver Ire
opt to strike I man when on the win;
Goliath abut» his great apt-Ir In drum
but the wmooth iltoiivw irom the brook
make him ntngger Ind lull like no out In
drr n tititcnrr'it tilnduvon Hr who it
down cannot 'III limit. nodding under
hurrpoludonot ilr'l tho “throttle
norm
What rm- than three Iletb thnt have
joint gum- mto tbeyttrd oI :- mlaernbiebotol
In \l'nmw. Poland. on tho cold ni‘ht oi
Ih-wtnbtlr the tenth. Q”? Who In they.
who from their dad» hon round. Ind
the wrvnnt is trying to build tor timo-
lln» with «me green trout? Mm
with It: attendant». on Mmt lm at.»
cow. The lire-mid tbegmnwuodhiu
gone out. and “emperor l- w-lltlen die
than to Imp from Inning
'l'lten bounding Into til- shuttle then
nonmarlvmuyals degrees below rent. he
“Win thednrlnm lie who Iii-tit
Moron-id In army and" Ilium.
min with troops olervti byother Io
ml! Ill Luzon mm min.
lie-ember night wilhlhne
themredueed luv lowltonhudiuloi
Ir: oi null. Mmthful amutt
m trim n l to I' II
smwmrln the plum tin-=51:
um» Vomit-o lit the lit-Ida
Ami! lure from the miniature! the
It”
sruelulior phylum benitb than forth-
I’m working oi our mind. Wemnpt
to who it ior granted thnttlu Inwlloct
which bu nerve-l u» no well will aim-yr he
inithiul. W9 [Drip-t tutu Ineogine with
such tremendott» power. when the whorl-
have such vnuncoit oi circle Ind Inch mo
not. oi motion Ind the ioIItirnpoiIimm
might pm. It outol gar. could only be kept
In proprr balance by ndirino bend.
No human power‘could engineer this
train of immoral iIcnltleIt liow litmus!
it iii that. our memory. on whose Illoulderr
Illthe rum Ind minimum not! no»
cornuco- oi rt lifetime are placed. should
not oiteuov break down. Ind that. the ocular
oi judgment. which have been weighing
Iomucli and nolonu. should not lore their
adjustment and that luncy. which hold» I
dangerous wnId. rhould not mmetltnol
maliciously wore it, bringing into the
heart iovobodingr and hallucinations the
most appalling.
Iii it not strange that the expectation: of
thin intellect rhould not bediuiiod to pieces
on its ditmpmintmeuttt.’ Though no deli
cately attuned. thin imminent oi untold
harmonies play» on. though {our Ihockit it.
Ind voxtttiotu ntclt it. and narrow and joy
Ind Inn and gain in quick momtion bent
out of it their dime. or draw (ruin it their
Intheiu. At morning and It night. when
In your prayer you Rheum the objects oi
your thanksgiving. nut to your solution
by Jana Chrint. praises the lord ior the
prewrvntionoi your nation,
ItwltADA‘nos Bi’ mums.
How many line intellect! Ire: liolngdo
stroyed by analytical rind unlintlietics. which
were given by Providence ior occasional
use in alleviation oi pain or insomnia. but
by being employed continuoust niter
awhile captitro and destroy. chloral. co
calm bromide oi pmiissium. opium and
whole shelvm oi miitmive etcctems that
help turn Si-tiaichrulnnmrw into inibt-cility
or mallow-at it» not trifle with opinion that
bonnmh the brain. If you cannot Ii"
without thuprrpetnul Ind enwlaving use
oi than. you had better die. Rotter dion
sane man than live a fool, anI right
bnvr saintly kill your brain Ind put in wild
jungle.- your nervous system? But rum is
the cause 0! more insanity thIn anything
else. There Ira nothing like rum to put n
man like Nobucluulnmar down on Ill
(ours.
Agnin. learn how quickly turru the
wheel oi '0?"an imru how high up to
how In: down went Nebuchndmmr
Thom now in plums oi paritlou Ind powt-r.
even though [he-y should live. will in I
few year.» In- lll‘l‘t‘Kfll’daL whilr home who
thistlay :trv- nit-totin- and povmy uricken
will ride up nil the nhonidors oi the people
to take their turn at Motivation and the
spoik oi oliiro Oh. how quickly the wheel
tum! Ballot boxer arr the step on which
men writ-down molten ”they go up.
Oitboue whom I iew yearsngotuc-
Mint in the mmnlntlou oi pmperty.
how in have not met with revcm or
iortuno. while many at those who then
were mmitenal in ciruuiniitanm: now hold
the bonds and the bunk keys oi the notim
and win thr moat Imam: the exrhntige.
0! all lit-Hr petiole in tho world Fortune
is the Inn-i ill‘llll'. livery day she plunger
her mind, sin-I WM to this! man who puts
Iny mutidvnm in what she promiml D!
pmpima Slit.» clioerrt wilt-n you go up and
Ibo laugh» when you mmr down. Uh.
trust: not a motto-lit your heart's nilrcliom
to this chalrgritlrlr: world. Anchor your
soul in God. l’rum Chri-tt'» love gather
your joy. Then ctmiomrrow or gln'lritm.
raccoon or deient. richer» or poverty. honor
or diam-nee. health or Iicltnmn. liie or
death. time or eternity. III Irv your». and
yearn C hrist's and Christ in Got“
lmru also irotn my subject the comfort
ing'trutb that affliction are omitted u
soon it» they have mmplished their ruin
Iion For rte-rm yrarmlitl ermchmlnnzar
dwrli uniting; the Masts oi the field. inxt at
the expiration of that titm his mum re
turtml, and tit-unit «with proper humility
hencknuwlrdgnl the (iodoi heaven he wit»
brought luck to hispalnce and reinstntul
In bio rot-inn affluence Ind power. Now.
it don-s ‘0?!" that when heavy trial: come
iipim up it lam though thcy had no limit.
I“- exohtirn. "All thy warm and thy bil
loam have irritw over me." but incur: that
the llvptlt of that «to not! thrpoweroi that
billow iii-e definitely determined
tin-l we» how much our outlet-Ind he
tends lust enough ndvenily to humble it.
llama jun: hum worldly tubule-I we Irr
Iutl pull- rm just hard uumgbtodetuh
int iron: our innit-1 ile man how hard our
hurt it and mites just Imrvl enough to
break it He seen how our not have been
blinded and he rut» only jurt mmuhto
renuwothe will» imrn our npiritnni vlr'mu
A» noun it» .Urralmm'o inith in rubit‘tehtly
triad the limit: it provided. A» m u
I'linrmh Wain I0 let tha- rhildreo oi
lmwt depart. the W purine. Ar rum
D the Ismlim have bwn Ittilit'irni Iy db
dplitwl by their womb-riotous. they burl
their may ltrtoilnunnn. lint to m the
limit in not set in thin liie. Thrir whole
pilgrimage to through the wlblevneuwd
the world in to limit I valley oi lento
[tut perhaprGuthmIrproinIthrone In
Mm. ., that noordtoary taint m can".
Ind by uni-military trial» be but pro
pond that! Chrirtinn Ion! tavern-ordinary
glory God will not Imp you in the iur
Innate mot too log Jud It Iron
Irl’ltul not not with noun
mm and um Ind
pinched bk etevuII crown. God wil hep
uwmnmkrthehnnmmlmth
mini-uh Ira—onto lit Ir luv to
tram into the here. at W rent.
0hr; hetothedlvloe pita thun- roan
not" Immun- hove neon-W their
Ill-don. they on
“Writ!“ NSC
1mm.
Itwtw button Dam failed II-Itnuo
no that he um up politic! Intimate
tommurmmcmr Irwin
Iviolrnt “an“ Int-III»
dunnMMdmluWuIfir m
rye imminent-III with ”Wire Um
no. u mount-t omitt- out: m M
M M
Invited the poople Into the Irh. The do
Itroyinu angel conto- upon Egypt ior the
Imltiugoitho lint born. but loft homo
Med every home whore door wu
Iprinltled with the bloodoi “orifice.
hone-t They Indicated the was that won
coming. The second chariot In: drown
by block harm They ludlated tho our»
lot: oi I lumine Ind pestilence. 'I'Iu third
chariot I'M drawn by white honed. They
Iudioaled the spoils. purity at his our
quit-its. But mIrh well that the iottrth
chariot was drawn by hona "grilled and
boy.” denoting that mercy WII mixed with
III the duolItIng judgmentr of God.
SinIi cannot thunder no loud II wdrown
the invitations oi Calvary. The Lord ulr
torn the Idiuwitiou. “The wngenoi Iin ll
death," but exhaustion mercy rupondr,
”Deliver him iron: going down lathe pit
for I hire iound n rInIoin."
JeIuI bet not this innigniflmut “now"
Ibnorb these more “no the great hero-
Iiter. The path lending tothlIIido oi the
grave In only it iew inrloogir. but the path
which commence-t It the other rtido oi It in
without end The powen oi dIrkneIr
“other about your Ioul Ind the tempt»
tiomi oinn evil henrtnnd the
ol the world I know In trying to (iron
the voice oi the preacher: but, titling hold
oi the silver trumpet oi the Goepel which
mode Felix tremble. Ind It the Pontoon-t
brought thru thou-Ind Innis out oi their
Irpulcher. I would blow one long. loud
blast, crying. "Whaoever will. let. him
00312."
no much ior the tint I an commend it to
Ill.
whole downward corner. Stolid nod phletr
matic mitum going utmy do not goon
for. but natures like mine. nonunion. in-
take. emotional, optimistic. nodal tothr
low: degree. and echoing to III the height:
nod depth-tot mirth. ii they get 0! track.
they go with one wild loop to hell Ante
the restraining power of this religion upon
Imvrcuriitl tempcnmrnt. I tmtily.
is not itbrttructlon or something gotten
out Ind nah all who have tried thin to
on tho Infil's side. but two oi them. over
come by the intro oi their comrades. went
on to his Christian hope. and one day when
Fiery tempo-ta bar down upon Sodom.
but not until two Angel» have turned Lot
:“fu’i’. ""‘"’ '° tommm
e am will: u y
untiIJeretnIIh had rounded In Ilnrln bldv
db. them turn iron tboir aluminum
(in tbedrtrkutt cloud of erth thmll I
rainbow of mercy.
pbetie vision beheld (our chm Iyntbol
lull oi God’ll government.
but”
Zachariah in his pro
Thellm chnrlotwudrnwnbyrod
Hide that quick In the met. Christ
”o. P. montiSLL.
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9'” “$35” , runway?
mmnmm ~ .. i
nouns a. How.
minimum lmltt
I! NORTH llAlX FI'IIWI'.
Repairing oi hm rind "implicated "who: I
gently. Kory wind aha tartan, Envy
Imy luv out clue- w and that new
bulobiiltv iodollro m.
Merrill Bonnets College.
murmur). cm.
A wldr mule I It
M. iorbot m
Every ominous hit-no loom timouthi .
amour. Inglinb Mom mutiny r1
Elohim homer monitor! with all” ”Mr
ants. tree or chums.
“manor-n for Mb Small Ind vicinity
for in; note an: wright oi that m Slut»
dud new .1. . may in
(lualognc. «1::
for r .
M. A. HENRIMA. 1W
ALBIN MALMO.
”color in Ill blade of
Fruit and Salted Into
minimum. hummus“. W’
Butter, up. maxi-om (mid... mum-
or m, m. «to.
3081‘}! HMS mm. ”All m.
nonm- law-t8. melt It
rum or m II’Illl’l‘.
Take this goodly religion which hII done
Without it I Ihould hove gone the
This
irom books. IIpoIh of what I know. 00
ligion nod ask them how it works.
Three young men in I lactory mine out
back Ind joined thou-ohm. 'I'heou held
they pm him havd.and were telling
how much infidelity had done tor the
world. and that Christianity hId done
nothing. the persecuted ChrimII turned
upon them. and pointing to Henry Ind
Gm. who had for I little while iollowod
Chri‘t and then turned back. he 'filltl:
"You hive tried your principlw» on them.
and know wimt they hurt- done for iltent
When they tried to revvelfhrist they were
civil. good tempered. kind husbands and
iathorn. They were ohrrriiu, imlustrioua
Ind ready to oblige. Whirl. have you mild!
them? look Ind nee. 'I'bry Ire on»!
downnnd enter. their month- are lull oi
turning and liltiiiiii-ws. they are drunk
every week. their children hnli olotlml.
titrir wires brokrn lirllflfll. their homes»
wrrtchoil. That in WlI-II your prinriplu
have done. Now] have tried Chm: out!
his religion. and what luu it done in: me.‘
You know well what I total to be. Thu-r:
was none of you that could drink no much.
Iwear w tIespemtvly and light In mainly.
Iliad no money and nobody would trust
mu
hutiion-d, hnwiuinnd hating. What lint.
rrligioo done for me? Thank God Inm
not alum to put it toyon. Am I non
hnppirr innit tbnn I I'M’ Am I not. A bet
lrr workman tin-l II kinder tonipniiion’
Would loot-r have put up with whiitl
mire-m (rum you? ImuI-l beat my 0!
you I: wily MKIIIIVOI'. Why don‘t I!
Iloyou ever but: it loud won! iron: my
mouth? Do you rntch me It it public
home? linn lilylhll" I more Int-inst incl
Gourd unit my oelxhborr ll him not II
turd iur Ill-r helm. (Bound alt my wife.
Let my bmiaebenrwitm God bepntlstcd.
hen- in what Christianity bu done ior no:
there is what infidelity has done for Henry
Ind Gent-ire."
Out oi thin Itnliruon I could puller!
thoumunl int-n and women who could tell
you n» thrilling II uttrry ”that u to whit:
rrligion handout for them. Yet. ii tint.
oi pemntloo plumb! come In oi old. Ind
they may some, lhrrt' Ire I thou-tutti but
who would ior Christ's nuke no cheerfully
wnllt into the iuruncooi IrenI though it
were an Irim‘ oi thyme Ind honey-tickle.
Ind lace the lion II though the were
laughs Irbkiuic on the billable. wIde
downlnto tho deep wot"- which In to
nubnwrurthnuhnppllyu «a In"
Iaeknmmlt. iIueIII
Iwny it. limb-1hr“ "MIL
bywrhonrJam-I.
mutton-3mm
A uniting lite-t in m
dumb“
.\iy Wile wtut ill toned. I Wits illt’
[III III IIBII‘I' ”HE'S“.
Vnultn Ind ('Msrpmla planned In the heel
manner for the least money. I‘i‘illmlllamcllvm
rivaled. Vttlilrrtl'lrinlrolerlirm. Aller
1 ”month .‘v'urwmll. 1930
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
South Shin Itrrrt.
[infirm
D. P. MORRELL.
Lilli" A fill HEAVY 'l‘IlI'l‘flilM)
Fianna and lirni-wlmlil furniture unwed with
corn. 'I‘nimtn imil whom: walled for and
promptly d'livornd. “flirt-.- Sm ill WoNI‘il -
ton street. South Sinrwwili. l‘nnn. dull
Day Scavenger.
um I and sum mint
Vnultlt nod moonlit cleaned no the ‘ vo-v’r
0d inn byl horn-v Mott. a I' m
ohmic“ ovum.
hr:- rt. miter: Mun at at Sal?» «rant.
Norw It. 1mm
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II WM” 0..“- Mill
”MIMIC!!!”
ICE CREAM.
biplane néiliiifiiié
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mm
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
All)
NORWALK. CONN.
The! ‘II
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that “5”“ ol than“ or
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thinker! Emilia
TIMI“! LEAVE 50L"!!! NORWALK A8
mounts:
for XIV hunk! 4mm )1:de II
monourhmIm‘iqufluJfiu. a
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littoral". . ,- n. I It. ”I ex
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QWM'..mm.:G#w. .n,
for; ”Ammo.
Wflr, I'JIm-Bmxt. liar». Iago. 1
or. "Iranian.” Laws.
lim- stnnsmrttw, A. $4 Wu. “6::
wow. 1'. at. norm item. “in. Iii
no. it“ Monday morning between
Swirl no WWI.
i’m: mus, 3i. II? (no film Line}.
I’. III. low «I. win ”printout. W: a. rib
”animal.
EJAVE KW I’llitil
for; mom Saturn.» A. )im'ml um. till
ram-.701 mutant» Oman. “Ilia!” "th2"
Woman «1:. t', at out a», i am. 242 u.
(twat.filtrro..o¢n..4mu., surname;
militant w ., variation» a. and on. B5
“Motown. my»). élflu'..71!u'~§itlc~
lam midnight.
Housatonlc Railroad
Drab-n Ind Sputnik Dublin.
(IOKNIKNED‘I’OIAS.1 m
Titanium Moat Sawtooth for honour-
outnummtzuouswmwuon
moduym out n. in. it“ 7 up. to,
ram law-Va» lavatory {M tiuulh smoth—
“tumor.“ ii “mm. 3 I5» ‘15 IM 5‘
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7min» incur it wit tor Moth Kori!
tl’v. it. Mr and it“ I. ”3.. in». but Ind
n1 m p; m.
)IAI.‘ LIKE inflows.
1mm: louver WWI!" or iniimu:
" {or run: .
nix-kin;
NEW STORE.
I’ luvs removed my l‘tilml'lm lo
Himalflllfiifl
'nnd have now it l':i‘.l llm or
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
"rm WARE
maintainer
mommmsm
T. S. IIIINAIDSIIN,
South Norwalk. ".7
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1
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.. on. ('“M‘ (or that Mums.
Al}? M3,. mm,» W in: Fitted-M
all”
mun Ii. Wm. Vine Wot out
It, "3me PW Ant.
1. A. Visual (in.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New
NEW YORK. '
r‘xg
mil-cm m’tu m Ind out. on
I'mll or Slot 0‘ ”All mad» 1' .
min is I In «it. «(it w».
“command-rub.
M Mum
Ill! Ileekerlillo.
luv m; m m
I annuity.
“WWII.”
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F. William
iauotyaiive‘Iile titer
film
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Harmonia-I
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tors, Knit-winners,
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"out; and Perfect Fitting shoot} ‘{_
a . Butonoinwhlchthefl r,
Bastilaltltlal is Ilsatl. Combining Durability and Styles,
mgittheberttsoosimim Shoointhemarkot._ ‘
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EVERY PAIR WARRANTEDD.‘ . .
| Call and examine them before purchasing any othor shoo,‘nt"\;fy
c . wt
H. S. BROWN’S,"
South iiiain Street. So. Norwalk.
é’PE
‘LADIES’H; SHOES w
llllVill & 0l8EII’S
I Uranium Street. South Ilonralli.
n order to mote room (or S ' Goods. we ofi'er the iollowin lines of Ind'
Shoultlheheot bnrgoiuseveroii . Don't (nil totnkeadvnntago ofthe opportunilt?
1 lot Hand Sewed Button and Lace Shoes, worth 4.50 -
duced to 352.00. 1 lot of Cloth Top, Hand Bowed, $2.00.8 1 lotrgf
lino Machine Bowed, worth from 83.00 to $1.50, at $1.25. 1 lot of
line M. S. at 81.50. t lot Misses’ Opera Toe, 11 to 1, worth 32.00,
at ”.00. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth $1.25, at 656. And
about 500 pairs of men’s regular 50c Rubbers at 25c.
Glover&0lsen
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
Tilt and Sheet Iron Work. Victory, New
Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters, Duch-
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.
Copper, A gate, Tim and Iron Ware at the
lowest prices.
IBISTRAM & IIIATI.’
N0. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
“'2 Alli: SHOWING A FULL LINE 0"
NEW Fill DRESS 60008
tit not. THE LATEST siiAiiss AND monies. ,tspxcul, 1mm “3-,. m
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
Illlllllllll & IIIITT,
NORWALK, CONN.
mi in llllliEll tiliutltni. ‘GEIISIIIIM “"an
Mrs. W. Fawcett.’
- l3 IiilIlTIl Illll STREET,
Importer oi P‘ivno luminary. Formerly .‘t’o. ll
“‘"W- ”0" lDIBBLK'S BLOCK). sown NORWAI.
DIAL!!! I!
II I“ mm! IIIIIWIIK. FISH, (SLAMS. OYSTERS, FRUITS.
'flwwmfi‘gflmé, VHIE'I'ABLES. BUTTER, EGGS.
ttornn.
from
w utenulre pattern: irom our own CHEESEMRDfiHOULDERG
thin, W 'I' d . . . t
“it: m... .i- .33.: “tile-h i... fwhfigwm
inn: (when. . (I
m M “annual lino oi lino Illhvolvet
New York [intuit Int: lllmp
ior Bull.
liarblliized Slate Manlelé
[III lllllllllfll Slim.
finished lu Inimionoi thornm marble!
and woodr. bunnie- lo be soon It
w. H. Meeker&Co.’s
to “08'”! HAIR mu.
Amt forth M Ibu- “*3?
and
linvi ”Wt-with onooilhe
I of E . to
Sat“ divert .anfiiim‘m‘hi:
malt
Igutolurnirbour “M It
mavbuprkxztowttnllr hm
SWAN lililllllfll
Ship Chandlers."
32 Van: Street.
.01.
my M53534 "i.”"a‘flni-
tribu...»im “ ..
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mus-m cam-'5" 33m
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musmmmu
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Inn magnum-u
KNAPP’S. “Tm“ ““131;
, oi Won,
rm. Mink Mm ‘ “("14",
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PAYMENTS .' “i;
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7 . 1310 to tan.
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utrroulrou'r. W
TRY THE
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arm
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mammoth.
ton. limit mm.
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