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A m SUGGESTED BY CURRENT
THEOLOGlCAL (SIMON.
No latter flow Entertain la the .Ilellef
bl the In (‘alled Advanced Clergy. Dr.
'l'alatage'a l'alth la Saran and Bully
nun-amid by an.
BIUIIIILYK. Feb. I'l-v‘l the Tabernacle
terrier thin morning. after the timid road
tug at the fiuriplurm the womegatiob
W
luv-hall reign whm'mhe van
‘ Mb his liner-valve tourney» run.
The W tvhich lollmvwl war appnr»
hotly melded by the mint) oi theological
mummy now raging In the church“,
In there times. when it lautlite not-emu»
what many or the clergy really do believe
this sermon Intakes it very plain what the
Moro! the Brooklyn 'I’abermwle believes.
Hhi text war taken from lathe-vi :7. "And
nee-medoirn with them and stood in the
DD
Christ on the mountains to a li‘wplt'lll
My. We have teen him onthe Mount of
”line. Mount ol “attitudes. Mount .ilo
flab. Mount Calvary. Mount 0! AMI-mirth,
audit it gloriour to study him on these
. 1'”! natural elevation» But how is it
that never helm have we noticed him on
the plain? Amid the rocks. high up onthe
mountain. Clarita had pom-d the night, but
now. at early dawn. he in coming down
with me especial friend». stepping Irotn
shelving to shelving. here and there a low
coed atone rolling down the steep sides
ahead o! lllm. until he gets in a level place.
no that he can he approaclml without
climbing from all «idea. He in on the level.
Mytext aye. "He came down with them
and stood in the plain"
ctntm on TH! lfl'lll-
Now that in what the world wanta today
more than anything else—a Chmt on the
IeveLeaay to get at. no ascending. no do
aoendiag. ipproachable lrom all sides—-
Chm on the plain. The question anions;
Ill muted people Malay Is, What is the
matter with the minister»? Many ol tbt-m
are engaged in picking holes in the Bible
and apologizing luv this and apologizing
for that. In an age when the whole ten
dental. to pay too little reverent-e to the
Bible. they are lighting again»: llihiioiurry
or toomuch reverence for the Bible They
are buildinga lence on the wrong side of
the road not on the ante where the prom
fiauaud on which multitudes are lull
log. but on the upper ardent the road. so
that people will not (all up hill. of which
there la no danger.
Therela no more danger ol Hibiiohury
ortoomnch reverence lor the scriptures.
than there I» that aatrology will hate the
plaoeof astronomy.“ alchemy the place
“cherub-try. orthe canal boat the place of
the limited exprraa rail train What a
Magical farce it is Ministers lighting
again“ too much rererence luv the Scrip
tutu. militate» making maturity tor the
urn. urin'twtertt pretending to be
friend! a! the Ilible. vet doing the Hook
moredamage than all the blatant inlidelo
on all the earth. .
The trouble in our theologian:- are up in
themoontain in a light above the clouds
about things which they do not under
atand. Come down on the plain and stand
Warm. who never pvt-ironed n tu-h
dealityor a dulncticism. What do you.
0 wine headed mles‘umit: know about
the decree» of God! Who care: a lit; about
your euhlapaarianisrn or your aupmlnpm
riaohnn?
What a spectacle we have in ourdenomi
natioiu today. committcea trying to patch
up anoIrI creed made twoor three hundred
yeanagoaothat it will lit outhe Kim»
Ieeuth century. Why do not our niillinery
mblhihmenta take out of the guru-ts the
coal acuttle bath which your great—grand
motheritwore and tryto fit them on the
ballot the ruotlnn maiden? You cannot
I! III" three-hamlrnl yearold creed not”
to II! our time. Princeton will neuron a
little pleat and Union aermmrry will new
at a little three. and Alleghmiy ventinury
and Danville aemloary will ww on other
pleats and by the time the creed in door it
will be.» variegated aa Joseph’s coat of
. mywlorit Think of having to changi-
an old creed to make it clear that all in
fan. dying go to heaven!
I an aoglad that the committees are go
a“ to let the habitat in. Thank you. So
.taaay at then are alnudy in that all the
.hlllad heaven look like a Sunday IIClIOOI
. Now what lathe nine 0! fix
do. an and which left any dtatbt on
that-abject? So man ever doubted that
all m dying go to heaven. unlea- be he
ram“ a Charl- ilulteau. l mop
tooverhaaliag the old creed at all.
low that it but been tilted up and it»
Walloon-rt up in the night at the
wait. I-ay. Overboard with it and make
aaewerend. Thereare today In our do
What Ilve hundred men who could
Inna better one. I could make a better
can nyaelt. ’
Aa we are now In protaolchanging
thawed. and aooae known what we are
yearn to believe. Iconld
antwalt. andao havenwleacreed olmy
ovra which lintend to oltaerve the not oi
atylila I wrote itdm In my murmur»
Jar-bunk annual: months-go. and it reads
3 MW ‘My creed: Theoflovioua lord.
Totem him. lore hint and y blm hall
thatbrenalrad. To that creed I Invite all
nomad. 1'. De Witt Talmaae."
m m A“ no in." question
The nation Chrl-Ilanity baa not made
more rapid advance It heartla- the people
an aim to believe too many thlm.
are. l believe. today mlllluua ol
Chrlatlaaawha have never joined the
aad are not counted among the
How may
hone
Illatlanf Ibellere
but now or theta
to with my ninth-I,
, two-lanaianneraaio‘hriat
been providtd and it in loaded with food
up Will) lt’clllllrlnllllm,
and II E ; ifs '
rty Days ‘
‘7.
M y
at. Item the plain where Chriat Mada?
ml attitude of thing» in like this:
In a famine «truck district a table lllll
enough (or oil. The odor: of the meat-
IIII the air. Everything ht ready. The
tun-a are full. ”The chalice an lull.
be taken of fruit are lull. Why not
lrtthe peopleinl 'l'bodoor lama. Yes.
but then- it a rumor of wine men blocking
up the door, diut'itssirtg the contenta ol the
meter itmndiox mildtnhlc. They are shalt-
ing their lint» at each other.
One any» therein too much vinogarln
that cantor, and one says ihcre in too much
meet all. and another say» tilt-re in not the
proper proimrt‘lon of red pepper. Imy.
"Get out ol the layout! let the hungry
ople corm- in.’ Now. our blwxdlpfll
itv provided It t‘cmtt auppr-r. and the oxun
and the lltllllllc‘ have bwn killed. and
fruits from all the vineyards and orchards
ol llPBVI'II crown the table. The world has
been invited woman. and they look in. and
they are hungry. and people would pour in
by the millions to this worldwide table. but
the door In blocked up by amtrot‘erswsnml
men with whole libraries on their back:
are diaputing an to what proportion of
aweet oil and mycnne popper ribonld make
up the creed Icry. "(lot out of the way
and let the hungry world come in."
THE lflll’lttill IN DANGER.
The (‘hrtwtinn church will have tochnnge
its tack. or it will run on the rocks of
demolition. The world‘s population an-
nually murmur-a tantrum No one prov
tendi- that ball that number of people are
converted to Girl Then- nrc more than
twice ms many Buddhists an Pmtcstants;
more than twice mt runny Buddhist» as
Roman (Mllmlli'fi. Phil-Mont». 1:154“).
on. Catholic» carom». Buddhist», mo.
(Hum 1'l1|~rp im- stimuli!) Moham-
meditm and 'tlliJHUfl) Brithmina. Morin
Wbllt'. runny o! lllt' cmmrhes are only to
limott-idiihhnmm when-u few people go
on Sunday morning. arvvntginc; one penon
too new or um- pwruon to a hall dim-n
pew», unit h-avm: the minister at night to
“WWII llll‘ulllll u norm-m with here illltl
there-a low traveler. unis», by it Sunday
evening such-d min-on. he can gill)!“ an
Rlldll'llr’r‘ of new ’rrmlr nizo.
Tin-mat nmwrtty of the church mom
berkhip around the world pitta forth no di-
rect eliurt lor the ~glitz-innit of men. Did I
any then- would have tolwn change? I
correct that and my. There will be a
chamte. Il the-re be llllu‘n million per
Iona added every year to the world's {mph
lotion, tin-n there will be ttiirty million
added Iothr church and {any million and
fifty million and sixty million. How will
it In.- dune? It will be done when the
church will meetChristonthe plain. (”omn-
dorvn out of the mmmm'm of i'xl‘lllrlll't"
nova Como- down out ol the mountain ol
pnllt’. Come down out All the mountain of
lormal'tam. Conn-down out of the moon
lain ul fmztng iiuIiIlt-rence.
Old Dr Stephen II. Tying. great on earth
and in beaten. oncesnhl to me "I am in
Iavorol ll change. I do not know what is
the bwr way of dorm: thing! in the
churcbm. but I know the way m- are doing
now is not the ll'fil wry, or the world would
henr’arer m «:ilmtiun than it worm robe."
Sol (eel m we nil lwl. tbztt Ilirri- Ilt't'tIS to
be a change The palm at which we all
come short I-t pl’r'fl'flllllg Christ on the
the plain. l‘briwt on the level with all the
world's woes and wants and ut’crwities.
The full change will have to come from
the roving IIIlIIlNlr)’ We now in lltl'lli’lil
an» loo wt in our ways. We are lumber“!
We have tainutny
com-ordnurm and dwtimmrins and encyrlo
pediwn and gamma of theology on our
head to get down on the plain. Uur vo
mbulury in too lrmtcd, We are too much
under tbetlomitmtion ol customs murmur
for many centuries Come on. young men
ol the minidry Take this pulpit. take all
the pulpit-i. and in the hirer-Land the mar
ket plum, and the litrnily circle preach
Christ on the plain.
A.» noon in the church any.“ byitantti
mile-not ant'HNII'Il)‘ by it.» wordy-"My
one trunnion is to help lor thiv Ill» and [trip
lor the lilo to come all the mic,” and it
prove: its mmmtnm in the matter. periph-
on loot and on born-brunt and in mum»
and in th’l‘litm's will come to the church»!
in Mich number» that they will have to be
met at thedonr by mhvmsnying- "You
were here last riunday yottmunnt come
In today Gentlemen and built-n. you must
take your turn. "
And it will be an in the .lobmtown
{realm and diwwter. when a government
station wan opened for the supply of hreml
and it took the nificel! ol the law to keep
the Milt-rent in line, Imauacof the great
rush lor loud When this lamina struck
world mom that the church hi it govern
mom “Mimi net up by the grwemnwnt ol
the nnivrrae to provide the bread of etrr
nal lilo for all the people. the rush will be
unprecedented and Illlll’llitL’lmtblt“.
rut vulture 'rimunui this :50!
“lithium,
Astronomrn have boon busy meaauring
worlda and they have told III'o how great in
the circumlervm'rol Illl! world and how
great hi Ila iIiiurm-rrr. You. they have
kept on until they have weighed our planet
and found it» I'i'lglll to be at: aextillion
tout lint by nowlrnoe haathe welghtol
thin world'a tumble been weighed. Now.
Chriut ntnrallng on the level at our human.
Ity ataml» in «yinmthy with every trouble.
There an an many aching heads. Illa
acherl miller the thorn There are no
many weary let-t. III» were worn with the
long tourney upanddovrn the land that
received him not Thereare-o many per
iterated Milli livery hour at Ma life «at
unuh-rhunmn ontraga The world had no
berm nimvtorrerire him than a cattle
and it» Ian-well was a thin no hit
cheek and a wheat In hie title.
So intently human war he that there
hannnt beenlnall our racea grielor in
flmlty or emanation or pang that did not
touch blmoooe and that dorm not touch
him now The Intern theparalytlat the
inherits. the maniac. the murtevaa. the
repentant origami-which one did he turn
on. which oaedhl be not pity. which one
did he not help? The univeml troubled
thetvorid in bereavement Onentayea
cape all the other troubua. but that no
Indigo-wt Data! that hitter run every
one not talu- adrlnk. Formula
order that all might know how heaytnpa
thhuotth that: who have Iona adangb
M.L'brhvtcoumto the home of Jaime.
'fltrrehauflaahlgcrotrdaround the-door
:azul hladI-elpioi have» past their
I.
rota the throng of lo I conclude
that this girl moat homer. very papa
Ian-hemmed thou ohlhirea who-a
MM; [lint Mm cam mints.
than their mom a Ifilltl that
BEEN
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Mala and Ann Sir-eta.
”had. he“ or "I‘m
the mimicry and the harmle- nil-chief.
and roamed the guliaw that often
through that happy home. But now the
II dead. and the griel at herdepartunr laaa
violent amber proactive had been vlvacloua
and Inspiriiing. Oh. the lint-cavemen nae
to sharp. no overwhelming! How could
they give her up! I Inspect that they
blamed thumaelvea aloe thin or {or that.
Oh. if they had had mane other doctor. or
taken some other nuallcinn. or had been
more carelul of her health, or I! they had
not given her that rcprool Home time when
Ibo had not really dmrval it. Oh. ll they
had been more patient with her bilarltlea.
and imteud ol bushing her play bud par
tioipatod in it! You know there are no
many things that parents alwnya blame
themselvea for at such timed
Only twelve years ol area So fair. no
pimnlaing.no full of lilo a low day-saga,
and now so still! Oh. what it in to have a
diuigltterdrrul! The room lit Inllol Iolktt.
but yonder hi the room where the young
sleeper is. The crowd cannot go in there.
Only nix persona cntcr~llve bmtidon Christ
~tliret- fricndsmnd of cottrsetbe lather
and mother. They have the first right to
go in, The Marion part of the griel was
theirs. All eyes in that roomare on the
lace of this girl. There lay the beautiful
hand. whitt- and finely shapen. but it was
not Iiltcd in greeting toany of the group.
Christ stepped forward and took hold of
that hand and mid. with atone and arrow-
tnntlon charged with tenderness and com-
mund. "Dunisel, I any unto thee. arise!”
And without a moment’s delay she arose,
her eyes wide open. her cheek: turning
from white lily to red ram and the part-nu
cry. "Slit- livm! she Ii :m!" and in the next
room they ink:- up the sound, "She lives!
She lives!" and the throng in (rent of the
doorway rt-lmtl it, "She Iivm' She lives!"
Will not all thou- who have lost a dauph-
tcr ll‘l'l that such it (flirt-eta.» that can nym-
pothize?
": sir t'xro THEE, ARISE.”
On another occasion he showed how he
felt about thr- Iu-a of a «in. ”HT art- the
ohscquim A long prim-maladawidmvt-d
mother billowing her only son. I know
no: how long the husband and lather had
been gone. but upon this son. who‘ had now
come to be a young man, the leadership of
that household haul fallen. I think he had
got to he the hreadiriiincr. He was proud
of his niotlwr. and she should never Inch
anything mini-v.5 an helivcd And there
iii no gritmlvr n;a'r:t:tcle on earth than a
young mart «midnight-tween want and a
widow-ml mother. But that young man
bzul Inllcn‘ liiclm-t under accident or ultras
ter. and lm mu living carried out.
Only a very few hours in that land are
nllowml to [MISS between «Income and
burial. It is the some day or the next
And then- Iliey move-on. Christ meeta the
pmflh‘llolt. Hi» rye picks out the chief
moumer. lle put» his hand on the bier as
much It! touay to the pallbearers: "Stop!
There will be no burial today. That broken
heart mint be healed. 'I'Iiat mother must
have her llnllll' rebuilt." And then looking
Into the low of the young man riot in
thrmlztwluhv Inc:- is always exported in
Mll'h :t llrlfl‘I'K‘lillIl. Clll'lhl spook»: ont- wu-
tvncru h-lnro- which Death fell prmtmte
umlcr llll‘ bier, "Young munJ say unto
tbr-emriw." llvsatt up, while the over
joycrl umtiu-r wrappwl him in her arms.
and well nigh Hlnllllll'l‘l'll him with her we
rtmwe and the air was rent Wlill congmur
Iittimts.
Cam (my one who hm: rvrr list a son
doubt that Christ symprttiiim-s with rzucb
woe? And how many there on. who [Well
that particular comlnrt. It mu not Iml
low sentiment when. after Edmund Burke.
the gn-atwt orator-if hi4 limo. brul llh! his
arm. and the Immoral (other. t'I’U-‘ts'lllx the
posture fit'lll. nit-t tlieliorw that bad llI,‘
longed to that «Eu-cam! mu. tlutt the OHI'
tor threw his Mum mound the Imrwk nevi»;
and kiowd'tlm dumb brute. lt mu not
hollow M‘Iitiltlvl’ll when David, the [Nllm
't-zt, cried out at the new» of Iii-s wn‘mlrnth,
although he had been a desperately bad
boy' “0h. Almt‘lom. my soul my nou'
Would (ind I' had died for that Oh. .\b
mlum. my wit! my mn'" lint (or limb
and number hereon-mum. then- twilivine
conv Iolrum
Chm: on the plain. lmro not from what
side you animal: him you can tom-h him
and got his lu'lp Is it "with“ dcpmiou
you Miler? Iluiwinlwr him who said.
“My “all, my God. why him than Inmiken
mo?" Iii it it sung-zit- for l»r..~ml’ Ilmuem-
her him who led the five thousand with
ttvoiiiitmnwa and live blacuits. neitlicr of
the Macon-i larger than your Ibst. In it
chronic nilmunt? Remember the woman
who for eigiiu-nn your» wan bent almost
double. and liftul her lace until robe could
tool. Inlolllt' bliwaky Are you a sailor
and ion-pd your life bottling with the tent»
pl‘filfll "t'llll‘llllh‘l’ him who thing the tem
peat of lininwtrn'h flat on the crystal pave
uicnt oi the tptII-l men.
That (thr't-ot In in sympathy with all who
have tmulilewil h their t’j‘t'r, and that lit be-
coming an alrnmt univeraal trouble
through much mulling in mil can and the
overpiwure of study In the itchoolt where
children arr- exp-11ml to be philosophenat
rm. hoyn and girl« at lomtoen with "no.
taclen. I any with all nut-h trouble Chrlat
III lonympathy. thm blind Hartlmeua.
“'Itnem the trim blind men in thebonaa.
Whom the “In: blind mt-n near Jericho
Witness» the man horn blind. Did he not
turn their penwtnal midnight Into raid-
nooo. till they ran opand down clapping
their hand» and aaying, "l are! I are!”
Thar Ohm: in In sympathy with than
who summer or hare Illonad our». notice
how promptly he came Iothat man with
lmptdlment ol opt-och and gave him cont:
mad or the tongue to that he mohl speak
with rare. and putting bin Ilium: Into the
are termed the tyntpaouni.
Ia thma lackol circulation in your arm.
think ol him whocnml thedelectlre circu-
lation and the Inactive muscles of a patient
whohad lord the oat-oi haadand arm by
nylon. ”Stretch Iorth thy hand!" and the
veins and nerves and munch: resumed
their olilmand though in doing to the
yolatn may have cracked luau long (llama. I...
and there may have beenaatranaem
that trout elbow to finger tip, be Matched
“fatal: And withing hi thematmwzt‘:
you. iyoumayappealtoa pat
Chm And Ilynu Ital younfimtobaa
“downbeat what hen-Id wthatro
patting Madden. while withn with.
lam be via-bed her hypocritical par
tum
”who: ummroat. attain.”
And are how he made an Immortal
liturgy out or the publlata'a «1. ”God
he merciful to area ulna-rim“ to
ahartthatthentnat overwhel ‘ h as:
to
2!
L Ha ‘K
inaction no Block.
m .nltralalag woman-3%:
munch. Nohnmlng (6"de
“"8 you cannot llnd. But golng right atralght‘
toblm and looking into ltlll. lace and tak-
lna bluhand and melting lor hla
conilort. his grace. hi» heaven.
Christ on the level. When during the
aim at hehuttopol an odlcer had corn-
malaria private aoldler to Mon the
ammunition M II was handed up. while he.
the olllmr. mood in a plow sheltered frown
the enemy‘a guns. Ileneral Gordon leaped
upon the wall to help. anal cornnutndod the
trainer to Iollow him. and then cloud with
the words. "Never onlcra man to do any-
thing that you we almid todo youraelf."
Glory be to God. the captain of our aalvav
tion has hinwl! gone through all the on
ponurea in which be commands us who
courageooa Ila hue Mon through “all.
and now otter: his aympathy in similar
struggles.
One of the kings of England one night in
disguise walking the streets 0! [amino and
not giving nctount til himself. waaarrenttil
and purine minerable prison When re
loaned and getting back to the palace. be
ordered thirty ton» of cool and a large imp
ply of load for the night prisoners of Iain-
tlon. Out of his own cxpnrlcncestbrtt night
he did this And our Lord the king attire-
time emlungeoned and alclt and hungry
and pemcutul and slain, out of bin own
experiences is ready to help all and partial:
all and comfort all and rescue all
, JOIN um ts 'ntr rum.
0b. join him in the plain As long aa_
you atay up in the mountain of your pride
you will got no help. That is the moron
to many tum-r find the salvation of the
Gospel. They nit high up in the Mont
Blunt.- 0! their opiniouutirenaia, and they
have their opinion about God, and theiy
opinion about the soul. and their opinion
about eternity. Have you any Idea that
your opinion will have any client upon the
two tremendous lacta. that you are a ain-
ner, and that Christ In ready at your can
heat prayer to rave you?
In lIIl' limit dayol accounts how much
will your opinion be worth? Your opinion
will not be of much Importance before the
blast of the nrchangel’t trumpet. When
the lilo of this planet aball be tbrmbcd out
with the flail of thunderbolts nobody will
ark about your opinions Come down out
of the mountain of opinionativeneaa and
meet Chri~t on the plain, where you must
meet him or never meet him at all. except
a» you meet him on the judgment throne
A Christ (my to get at! No armed sen»
tinel to challenge you. No ruthless olhrer
to scrutinize the pnpera you present. In
mediate response. Immediate lorgiveneu
Immediate- which. Through what struggle
people must go to get a pardon (mm
worldly authority' By what petition. by
What hindrance. by what nervous strain of
anxiety. by what admitnesa A count 0!
Italy Wit» condemned to be put to death at
lent-e. hastened to Vienna torcek his par-
don. Tht- «loath warrant WM already on
its way. The countm. arriving in Vienna
in the night. hastened to the palace gates.
The attendants forbade her entrances“ all.
and rspe-r‘lnlly at night. but she overcome
them with her cutrentics. and tho rmpnrss
mu ntvmtriwtl, and tho counten- pleaded
before llt‘f for the lift- 01 her hunbnml. and
thou the cmpt-mr wo- uwnkcnt-d to bear
the same plea.
Commutation of sentence was granted.
but how rould she ovr-rinkc the oIIIt-er who
lHlIl started with the death warrant. and
would she be too late to save the life of her
husband? Ily four rrlaya 0! horses and
stopping not a mono-m for food the retrehed
the city of Milan :L~ her buxlmtid WM on
tin-way in the wallow. Just in time to
sure him. and not a minute to spare, she
came up. You see. there Wt'l’t' tvru diIIit-ul
tics in the way The om- waa to get the
pardon aixrml and the other to bring it to
the right place in time. Glory be to God,
we need go through no such exigenry. So
long road to travel No pitilena heating at
a palm-e gate. Pardon hero. Pardon now
l’itnlun for the rushing, Pardon lorei‘rr.
A Saviour my to get at. A Christ on the
plnin!
III! Bed In a Plank.
The "hm" lit-Igor at the East sixty-
seventh .‘tlrt-t-I police Italian Ina stalwart
German. who employs bin leisure hours in
the daytime ma dishwaaher in adown
town notiitirunt and his night: on the to“
eat phinlt in the station bonnie. Ha ha!
Mvpiiml hie imitiun an "lam" o! the Iodg~
lug room by lorceol arms. and tuition! bll
leilow lodgers dam to diupnte hi: author
ity.
Ali is mural among; the trampti who reek
lodginqa in the Marion liotma. they gather
about the building in the earlier boon ol
the eveningitml await the alpha! for ad-
mission gfr‘rn by the doorman on duty.
when there is a rush lor thoinon tlulrable
FIM’t‘Snlllllc sloping boards which tom
the rude touches pmvidnl (or them. But
thia"lam"of the lodging room dladalua
toauhjert Ilium-ll to any loch role. He
mitmlit-airitothe nation bonito at line to
o‘clm-k at night. or at any hour that may
heat will! him, giveaa military mlnte tothe
aergeant at the dealt and retina to the
plant which I» alwaya rut-erred for bit he
cupatlott He II allowed this extra privi-
lege hearing be pie-area order among the
other lndmand Inat the bechand calla!
thedoovman on duty. running erranda for
Mimmllllng him In cleaning the hour:
and making birnnell generally metal.
When his ilatlea at the station houaeare
rattled the German Intake- hlranelf to the
eating mu. where hnarna hla mania and
a little pocket money by dishivuhlau and
doing chorea. For many amatha he hat
continued this mode of lite. and events
more happy and contented with his lot
than thountmlt oi others whose lines have
land]! in plea-am places—Now York
In“.
A Harpo- at Ion-my.
Oneal theme-d expend" and wataay
any carinnly constructed In Pena
aylvania. or verha in the
i
r
i
15':
' jll
Month _
wall exported totbe enemy and receivethe _'
Milan. The counteaa. hearing 0! tbeaeo its
'3‘“
ll
.fl A
a.» 3 ,
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v j
, O 9.47
,/ pm 4/
Binkham’s
' Vegetable
Compound
Acts in perfect harmony with the
laws that govern the female system
under all circumstances. Its suc-
cess in quickly and permanently
Curing all forms of
Female Complaints.
.5 unparalleled in tho history of
medicine. Is almost infallible.
Use it with mniidcnrc in cases of
huemvhtta. Ito-Irv .; an. I n 2...: link Ilacii. Falling-aria
his Inrenwntu ' I "J "mm-r .I!VRT.I¢YTIWNCI
at all ”new. . I'm.“ or Womb It I:
invaluable to to: o‘
Die-rd": and m,- .
. and (Mllans
MI!" famine”
Ian-lino. Kidney t
All [hr-arm ...
n. on nee-pt ..
LYDIA I} l'l ‘.
. it
w mnmarh.
.i urm oll‘lllafl
, . .l r? .. '. fa
mt um m urxxuass.
D. P. MORRELL.
IUSTICE OF THE PEA! E. Notary Public.
1 Pension Air-Min. lien! Return and “ti
Insurance. l’uihilnw lnmrnmve :i ~;-_«ciztity.
III Washington «rrwr. Ninth Summit. out; It
HOMER B. HOYT.
[Illfill Watchman: and Jewein
Iii NORTH MAIN STREET.
Repairing of Iltw and rritripllrittni untrln‘d :1
specialty. Kry wind rim ‘ in stun. hum
facility fnriirst rims aura. nrtl til: ttu‘l'lmli'
Ical ability tmln the mine.
this c n ’
Bill IISIIIBSS 0 889,
:é'rAMi-‘URD. mxx.
A will: awake I ainltur sch-ml for both our».
Every outline». branch taught thoroughlv.
German, English atzdmllege preparatory dud.
Erbium hone” ruppllwl filth mitt-e M‘Ih‘l-
ants. tree or rhargv.
Iloaquttrlem for South Squall: and vicinity
(or the tale and rental of the Remington Stan-
dard T} remit". 'l‘) wwriter aiippliea.
For ('ahtlognc. adult-em:
)I. A. MERRILL. Provident.
ALBIN MALMO.
Dealer In all kinda of
Fresh and Salted Meats. Sausage,
VEGETABLES. DI-lell'ATllsstZN.
Butter. Ema. lard. ('aniwl tum . Fish. Clam
Uyhrers. run. etc.
NORTH MAIN STREET. SEAR WEST.
Son! n Sin-walk. incl? Iv
ll" fill NIGHT SOLVEIBEB.
Vaults and (Emmott «leaned in the M
manner for the limit! moms. l‘uilwthlanion
guaranteed. \‘mlts-lirinfrrtnllree. Arldrm
Ila: W. South Norwallt. jlrlim
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
it"iib Main 'Irvet
I'D-Sinlrv.
D. P. MORRELL.
_ LIGHT AND HEAVY TRI‘I‘KINU
hump. and hotm“.olr| furniture ltmi‘ul with
rare. Triton and paving“ railed for and
promptly tlrlireml. "mi-r. .‘io. III “Culling-
ton direct. South Norwalk. t'onn din ll
Day Scavenger.
lllllllllll and SMITH hflfllllll.
Vault» and rmlmb cleaned up the improv-
ed Ian by! harm Moll. M l‘alrrlold avenue.
Ilr «heron. Urdu-a taken at ill Mala rireot.
Knew It. " m
0'
NEW STORE.
I have removed my New... to
93 WISHIlllllflll STREET 93
N have no“ full line of,
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
TIN “WARE
Mallilalla.
Plumbing it all its Branches.
on sun Fllilllllls Willis
T. S. lllNAlIlSllN,
€9ch Norwalk. “5
Aime
I an! Albany.
Balers. opinions,
ICE criEAIn.
gm} MIT's-r81!!!”
OLD and RELIABLE
llllll lllllllll Fllllllll HIE
3m
NEW vonK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AM)
NORWALK. CONN.
The Prundlorh',
BITI Ill lllllllllll Illl EllllE
(W.
Will leave Pier at, East River (Booth-an
arm-oi). New York. at 6 p. Ill" daily: Bundayl
excepted.
Freight melvod from 7 a. In. until 5 p. m.
Returnln , boata leave Somali at5 p. m..
and South orwalk at Id!) p. in.
I! ap Iication to to the Cit 01 Eur-
wal and tie lo will gaunt for y Iota
I‘ll! freight. anyw in in New York or its: vicin-
y.
Willi per-mun are forbid trusting any of
the employee of the boat: of thin line on ac—
count 0 the owner: thereof. our
II. t, New Haven & Hartford II. B.
October 12. use.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
Fox New You. A. M.-5lll(except Monday»
21.546.6llllot'nl ox..dhhac.7.‘tlac.756ex.ifll
rxJimlocalexfmoJm ea. 93 ac. 10 II ex.
ll film-a1 ea. ’. )I.-I:t:45ex. Iii ac. 23 u.
2 him. to Stamford. express from Stamford.
firfilfilemhlfiac. toiltamtord.53)ex.550ae.
d gun. a 44 ac. 7 6! ex. E II an. Influx, I Mann.
\‘v ashlagton ”gum. Sunda who Iii ex.. 55
«1.: 915M. I’. I.—--6 ll no. 3 watt. II .
_ ton Nun HAVEN. A. )l.—I I8 at; no u
.39 “3.53! ac.. 9 ion. wow. I’. . “03
on. I if. on. I 4230.. 2".” es., 6 '5 my": I5 ae..6:3
Rm. 1' I5 21.. 7 Zing.“ ll no.9“ an. II a: Adam
ex and mu. 125 L m.. ex. sandaytr-t 25 art.
0 Earn. a. m.: MS M. p. m.
For: Ham-roan. A. ”.4 In an. Old ex
10 l'.‘ or. “r. ”.4200”. to: ex.. I e: w. 7 1?.
ex... 9 it an. II III 01.. I22.) 3. In. ex. .
t on srnraortaui. A. M.—610ac. 9169:
won. P. Ila—I211! an. I on»- : Isa!" “I
85“.. It)? exrn t )Iomln morning between
how Haven an Springfie d1 ex.
Fun is. A. M. —» I It (via Shore Line).
P. .\I.~—I:.'ll9 ex. {via Springticldl. I if? at. Via
llarirrirdv.
LEAVE XE“' YURI-2
Fun Harm Nonwau. A. )l.-:WI on. m
«Jul ac.. mliu. but an. Iliriex" II it! an,
12m noon ex. P. .\I.~-I2lB ac . 1 mu- m: u.
3”: rt... 3 5% 0L. “Hex" l M .. 5 IE 1.4.35 (B 14..
It! I M‘..I"II aux. ”in Adamo ex. and ac. l2")
midnight ex. autidayH (II It”: mains mac»
t‘.‘ to midnight.
Housatonlc Railroad
Danharv and Not-walk Divltlaa.
contra-ran 1'0 JAS. .1. liter.
Trains [are South Norwalk for Irannvtry—
rl lftii Illa. m.. I: II.3:l.5lll.diland m5 p.m.
Sundaya~93 L m. and 7 16 p. In.
Trains leave Danhnry for South Somali-
dilxllhklllfiand ll Lia. m.. 3 l5. 5m and 63
p. m. Sundayrmiima. in and .505 . m.
Trains Imh- South Kin-walk for grileld—
6 15 and 9 IE it. m.. I: ll 2 ii, 510 and Gill p. In.
Thom im e iliIZ-telleld lnr South smoot—
66:. 7339. his and III?» a. rim. 325. MM and
rill p. m.
MAIN LINE DIVISION.
Trninv leave Bridgeport as follows:
7 ma. tr... {manager [or Pittalield.
Will a m.. nurse-nicer (or I’litnlield, making
conuN'tinna or Albany and the What.
I" l'lll. tn.. frei ht for Hawlryville.
: 15a. m.. (nah: i for Great Barrington.
t at p m.. l‘itlefleld and Alhan mar.
5 Iii p. m.. New Milford sped .
H w p. m., New Milford imperial
lid) p. in.. freight for lire-at Ilarrlngton.
. L". a. on, iSundnyal paramount- for I'lttalleld
Wittua ll. Srzvnsos. Vim President and
General Manager.
A. \\ . Petunia. General Mower Anal.
1. A. Wilson& 00.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
lnthmvnta made in Flor-kn and Grain for
(‘apb or Margina of ”I!” and upwardn. (fora-
tttiaahma 5‘ of l per cent. each way.
Orders received by null or rule
graph. References exchanged.
o‘iin
Marbleized Slate llamds
on IIlIllllllEn STYLES:
mum In Imitation of the rare-t avarhlve
and Ivorian. Sampled Io bet-an at
w.H. Meeker&Co.’s
50th MAIN man.
A tlarthel‘alrlla In aadlllale
Gianna! "- Ne...
unfit-or In
t’. a. Patent
1810 to In”.
'llllrm. till Nail: BM
ulnlflfll'ofl‘l'. 0"»
Winter Styled
HATSI
IMAM: GWANDWO'
SllflmdSIIfl Halsdlllllals
W
mmummmmuu
lava mandamus
KNAPP’S.
. $5;
, «a it"
South Main street. So. Norwalk.“
Washington Street,
lnordertomaheroom tors rin
Shoeaattbebeat bargaimerero cred?
duced to 2.00.
fine Mac
fine M. S. at 81.50.
at 81.00. 1 lot of Child’s
about 500 pairs of men’s
Stamford and Silsby’s
lowest prices.
TBISTHAM
TRISTRAII
Fill IIIII WINTER lllllllEllI.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
Importer of Fine Mllllnery. Formerly Sn. 3
“at" street. how
u llllll sum. Intuit.
Trimmed millloe . Im dlflennt
Ilata now ready. he latent limit-It
abroad and extent-ire
Mullet".
flats. Turban-.9. Trainer- and limpet». fine
not lot ornamenta n t'riiwn comma. hand
amt». bird- and butterflies. trstrh-h and
“marathon. E tllaeol duallhvelnt
all”- IIna and colon. ‘ h
av ammonia-nit w l one of the
leading of London. Eng. to mpply no
:Ilb It “'1le fig? Pariah Marathon
nabl turn uncommon
ram correct atriu- at price». to volt all?Y “w
Item.
from
item tron: our own
SWAN 8t BUSHNELL
Ship Ghanaian.
382 Utter Shut.
$92 ”up: «all. will “Th3.
Immhflior Maren. “Ila
Ewan. ml Ital M.
wk.“ I in»
u... mm... "mm W.
dampen. mm a. a up
can the
and}.
MT‘E:
Trillion. III Itrh Prim
' Imr “Hamid.
PAYIiiENTs ’
ll WEEKLY!
wannatn'iinstnms.
lanai Clocks. Diamonds.
TM. m I mm.
' at Washington St.
spam/ti. SAL“
LADIES’M SHOES f:
llflVEll &
fllSEN’S
South llamalt.
Goodanve otter the followin I' of Iadi
Don’t fail to take advantage ogmppormmtey‘.
1 lot Hand Sewed Button and Lace Shoes,
worth $4.50, re~
] lot of Cloth Top. Hand Sewed, 82.00. I I t f
no Sewer], worth from 83.00 to $4.50, at $1.25. 0 o
1 lot Misses’ Opera Too,
1 lot of
11 to 1, worth $2.00,
Spring Heels, worth 81.25, at 650. And
regular 50c Rubbers at 25c.
Glover & Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
F. H. NASH & am:
1 , ‘ . o . a , ‘
Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
Tm and Sheet Iron \l‘oi'k.
Victory, New
Steam Heaters, Duch-
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.
Copper, A gate, Tin and Iron Ware at the
& HYATT.
No.2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
“'8 ARE Sill!“ Hill A FULL LINE OF
NEW FALL BESS 60008
IN ALL THE LATEfiT BRADF" .! XII FABRICS.
I-‘I‘ECIAL BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY 81 UNDERWEAR
& HYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
Save Money!
BY VISITING
F. BlinSTflN’S
Factory at Five Mile River.
“M
llllElI flillllllllll
Ill PHICESE
w...—
tireat variety of Vehiclprdea and filed. a
lean than cult. Mao a line.- lttw of Doll Old
Ilahyonrriqmi very cheap.
fill!
‘ inventing 31mm
I SPEIIIII
AT 7!":
.....LN_1I_LLN OFfltl
”A... w...“
Orders for
com-nan Prim,
, mum damn
Norwalk Chronicler