Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 28, 1892 · page 2

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”I” ‘ moiety received neurone-Iti- clutter in there Ionian hbbnth by Sah-

(lathe pulpit oi' the Brooklyn bathsharpcnyonr witn- henanclnn-' urolthepoor.

mule morning. Dr. Talmap ten and then take them into this holy Carcinlto ytheirparangefromuvarg
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mtolinndltia noon Movermnd
nnInile in motion- Jnntnn sacred nan
hear. There in an much religion. and i
think a little more. in a spring morning
than; Wins; nintizht. h

l war t out any outer or
wit in it ign bnuquct'with n aide 0! heel.
and that raw, and no condiments and no
dessert succeeding. People will not sit
down at anch a banquet. By all meant re-
move all irivolity and all pathos and all
lightness and all vulgarity—strain them
out through the sieve of holy discrimina-
tion; but. on the other hand, hewareot that
' monster which oremhadowa the Chridinn
church todny. conventionally, coming up
from the Great Sahara Dawn“ Bot-leni-
naticinm. having on its back a humped
nanctimoniona gloom—nod vehemently ro-
iterators entitled “the mp tune to swallow that camel.

"Wk” olin up mummy: cunts IN TRADE.

Oh, how particular it great many people
are about the iniinitesimnis while they are
quite reckless about the mngnitndna.
What did Christ soy? Did he not excorh
ate the people in his time who were no
carelni to wush their hands beforc‘n meal,
but did not wash their heart»? it in a bad
thing to have unclean hands; it,is a worse
thing to have no nucleon . How
than people there are in our t e who are
very anxious that alter their death they
shall be buried with their feet toward the
cost, and not at all anxious that during
their whole lite they should face in the
right direction so that they shall e tune up
in the renunectionoi the just whichever
way t are buried. How many there
nrechi y anxitaln that a minister at the
Gospel chalice-no lathe linen! apuwolio
antecedent. not car-lug no-mnch whether he
comes from Apomln Paul or ApostleJudan
They have a way (I meannring a grant un
til it in larger than camel.

Again. my anhlact photographs all thona
who are ‘nbhurrent at until] ainn while
they are rookie-nth regard to magnificent
theitn. You will find many a merchant
who, while he ban careful that he would
outtake n ynrdol clothornnpwlulcon-
ton from the counter without paying lor
”.mdwhoitn hunk endiier nhouldmnkn
n mistake and send handle! billallre
dollarn too much would dispatch amen
longer in but hate to return the surplus
yet who will go into a stock 'compnny
in which after awhile he gets control oi
the stock and then waters the atochand
makes smumo nppenr like ammo He
atole only $100,000 by the opention. Many
of the men of fortune made theirwenlth in
that way. ’
W One of those men engaged in such on
”W lo M ever with righteous acts. that evening. the evening
new aaurgeou’n hull. more bitterly or the very day When be watered the shock,
“ I” II. m under Christ'n will find a whari rat stealing an even us
“5“ truth. . newspaper from the basement doorway,
Annunuamlntwilltnkeahumnnhod and will go out and catch the urchin by
bylamnnnd putthun undernmieroacope the collnr and twist the collar no tightly
aluminum». the poor [allow cannot any that it won
thirst: for knowledge that led him tothn
dinhmeittnct, but grip the collar tighter
Thane and tighter. laying. "1 halo been looking
(or you a long while. You stole my paper
tour or live timca. haven't you? You mic
enhlo watch!" And then the old stock
gambler, with a voice they con hear three
blocks, will cry out. "Police. police!"

That e man. the evening o! the day
at which watered the amok. will lineal
camah with bin Lolly in prayernnd thnnkGod
(or the prosperity ol the day. than his hin
children good night with an air which
memo to any. "I how you will all grow up
to he an good nnyour lather!" Prison: (or
aim inaectile in nine. but palaeea for crimes
dvnmednriau. No mercy {or nine animal-
culeio proportion. but great leniency for
mantolon iniquity.

moment Ll” AI’U‘I’ 11!! CROPS.

it in time that walrnrn In America that
tin innutexcnnnhlniu pruportionnn it do-
clare: largndiridenda and has outridern in
equlpnge. Many a nun inriding to pendi-
tinn pontilioo ahead and lncltey behind.
Tonto-i ndoliar inn goat; to final many
thouauulnoldollnra inacainel. There in
my a troll. Mar who would not caveat
touulahaaketolpuachcn hum a new
bar'- stall, but who wonhl not Icrnpln to
deprenn the fruit marhat; and no long an I
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and a halldounwatchuuomigeueva.
Switzerland. telling the mutant humanl-
illccr on the wharf, “There in nothing in“
that trunk but wearing nppare " and put-
ting a five dollar gold plan in hie hand to

the Knight: oi the ‘Ilyatic
flinging their touching
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are particular never to break the lawn!
grammar. and who want all their inu-
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guttingwovve every minute.
d6eorgewnnkind.bntprnmpt.
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poaedtoma at anppar.altnr the
nudhhr lunch were varied by
breadand hutter.and by delicate
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he wna ofleriug rue himself or
chicken. Anyhow! declined
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cism. while through their conversation go
alander and innuendo and profanity and
falsehood larger than a whole caravan ol
camels, when they might better lrnetura
every low 0! the language and shock their
intellectual taste, and better let nvery verb
neck in vain (units nominative, and every
noun for its government. and every prepo-
sition lose its way in the sentence. and Id»
jective: and participle: and pronounngnt
into a mod riot worthy of the Fourth
ward on election day. thnn to commit a
moml inaccuracy. Better swallow a thou-

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The PR"? nun "250313.

Such persons are alaodencribcd in the
interim are wry much alarmed about.
the small {units of others and have no
alarm about their own great tum
dons. There are in every community and
in every church watchdog- who fml called
upon to keep their eyea on othern and
growl. They are (“1.) d annpicioun. They
wonder ii that man if: not diahoneat,“ that
men in not unclean. ii,‘ thereiauot Iomething
wrong about the other man. They are al-
ways the first to bar 0" anything wrong.
Vulturea are alwayn the lirnt to nmall can
rim. Theyare cell appdntcd detectivcn.
i lay thindownna a volewithoutaayex-
caption-that tho-e pcoplewho have the
mint laulta themselves are moat mercilmn
in their watchingol others. From aealp
ol hedtoaoleoliootthcyareiullol jeal-

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would them-cam to lacilitnte matter!
be brought with him a memorandum. l
afterward loud it on the floor.
had dropped it in hinngltatiou.
“Mention rain in aalary.
“Mention Indium.
“Mention plenaure in her aociety.
“Hutton prospects from Uncle Jim.
“Never bud helm.
In

“I'm hing naiater to him now."
“You're all very critical." raid the prod-
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lay wind changed tonic-m. F
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Ical ahtlitv to do the limo.
llemll Busmess College.
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They spend their lile in hunting (or
nut-haunt! mud turtlea intend or hunt
ing for Rocky mountain engine; nlwayn [on
nourishing mean instead or nomething
grnmi. 'Dieylook at their neighboyn'im-
perloctionn through a micro-cope. and look
at their own imperfection through a tele-
ncope upside down. Twenty faultaoi their
owndo not hurt them hali’ so much naoue
fault of somebody else. Their neighbora’
imperfections are like gnaw, and they
strain them out; their own imperfection:
are like camels, find they swallow them.

But lost any might think they scape
the scrutiny of the text. l have toteIl you
that we nll come under the divine entire
when we make the questions oi time more
prominent thou the questions of eternity.
Come now. let us all go into the mica»
aionnl. An» not all tempted to make the
question, \i‘lu-re shell I live now! greater
than the question. Where shall I live for-
erer? llmv Hllilll i get more dollars hm?
greater than the question. How shall I lny
up trcwmres in heaven? the question. How
shall l pay my debut in mun? greater than
the question. How shall I meet my obliga-
tion» to (Sod? the qumtion, llow nhall l
min the world? greater thou the (mention.
but it I lose my ml? the queatinn. Why
did God let uin come into the world? greater
than the question, How nhnll I get. it on-
tirpnted lrom my nature? the question.
What shall I do with the twenty or [any
or seventy yearn oi my nublutmrexiutencel
greater that the question. What shall I do
with the million: 0! cycicaol my puntvtcn-
rentrinl exhstencel Time. how email it in!
Eternity. how vnnt it in! The former more
insignificant in comparison with the latter
than a goat in insignificant when com-
pared with a camel. We dodged the text.
We said, ”That douu't menu on, and that
doesn't mean me." and with a ruinou- he-
molenec we are giving the whole nernion

away. ‘

lint let on all anrrender to the charge.
What no ado about things here. What
poor preparation [or a great eternity. An
though It minnow were larger than a bebo-
rnoth, as though I wallow tool wider cln
cult than an nlhntroan. an though a nettle
were taller than n Lebanon cedar. nn
though a goat were greater than a cause],
an though a minute were longer than
century. an though time were higher,

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inganrnin hart-my with thanitunthm."
"no nhould give his undivided attention
to the woman."

Above all thin rune the quietvulce ola
little woman who had not spoken More.
“The man who doam't propose at the
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ly; "but what oi the man who duelm’t pro

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lace oi every member settled a look a!
tient saluting—Now York World.

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A ladycl thinoity wentout calling
afternoon. leaving her three little children
in her handsome parlors. in charge oi n
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Dealer in Ill kit-h or

Fresh and Salted Heats. lineage.
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of them. There was a table net i
o'clock tea. and everything wars in
nose for the return at tho hasten with her
calling company.

She came attended by her gnmnnnd
lound lwldreu ominonaly quiet. and
thegirl "hiatstepped out." an nhaalter
ward explained. The little oncn werenll
mulling too. not loud amllen. hutdeap.
The-ecrnwuaoon out. Oiaiithe

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fine Machine Bowed, worth from .00 to $4.50, at $1.25. 1 lot of

fine M. S. at 81.50. 1_ lot Missen’ Opera Toe, 11 to 1, worth $2.00 '

at 81.00. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth 81.25, at 650. And
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