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usaal'medon'nrens.
Honours, April M—A visitor to the
Brooklyn Tabernacle this . morning would
have no dilllculty in understanding the so
eutoi the attraction which dfls the vast
Sunday altersumiay with throngs
eager listeners. Avoiding obstruue the
.olnglcal subjects, Dr. Talmage preached a
sermon on a practical topic, giving shrewd
eunnwnseuse lesson at ineetimsble value
labia hearernespeclallyto theyoung pro
plawho makeupalsrgeportoi his coo
gregstion. Ills text was Proverb xii. 27.
”The slothlul than roasteth not that which
he took in hunting."
David and Jeremiah and Ezekiel and
Mlcahuand Solomon of the text showed
that some time theth been out on a
hunting expedition Spears, latices,
swords and nets were employed in this
service. A deep pitiall would be digged.
lntheceuteroi it therewas some raised
groundwith a pole on which alamb, would
behalened.andthewild beastnot seeing
thujittnll, but only seeing the lamb would
plunge for its prey and dash down. itself
cultured. Birds were caught in gins or
[darned with arrows. The hunters in olden
tlnrahad two mi-imne to clear the
luduf lerochius beasts. and the other to
obtain mat for themselv- and their funi-
iliea. The occupation and habit of hunters
malachite Bible simile. Darid said he
wu hunted by his enemy like a partridge
opal the mountain. My text is a hunting
scene.
run “talcum? llllx'rrzlt
A spatsman arrayed in a garb appropri-
ate to the wild chase lets slip the blots!—
thirsty hounds from their kennels. and
mounting his fleet horse. with n balloo and
thayellol sgreyhound pack they are on
and away, through brake and dell, over
marsh and moor. aeross chasm where u
misstepwould hurl horseandriderto
death,plunginginto mire up to the
haunchesorintoswift streams up to the
lit. till the game is tracker! by dripping
Joan: and blood. and the antlers mick on
therocknandthehunterhujust time to
beta at the death Yet,ulter all thehsstc
.dpaildthochase, my test rrpments
ti uportnnan as being too indolent to
._ ~dsuthegarnesndprepareitior food. He
Jstlltlisinthedouryardofhia home and
”amnion [orvarninand boats 0!
pay. Thus by one masts stroke Solomon
gives apleture oi lube-s, when he says,
“The alothlul roan roasteth not that which
hetoukiuhnnting" Themostothuuters
have the game they shot or entrapped
cooked the same evening or the next day,
but not so withthlslaggardotthe text.
Tun lasy to rip ad the hide. Too lazy to
kindle the tire and put the gridiron on the
coals.
The first picture i ever bought was on
engraving o! Thorwaldsen's “Autumn."
Thednstersotgrapea areripeoathevine
oi thehornestesd.and thereturned hounds,
pantingiromthe chase.are lying on the
doorsill and the hunter is uushouhleriux
the pine. while the housewife is about to
taheaportionol it and pvepareit lorthe
evening meal Unlike the person of the
tent, she was enough industrious to roast
that which had been taken in hunting.
Bdthsworld has had manya specimen
since Solomon's time o! thine whose Inst-i-
tudsnnd improvideucs and absurdity were
a inmytext. Themtofthoae
whohavemadea dead failureot lilecan
”Mundmn tirrrawhsaagreat op
portuuityopeued, but they did not know it.
They werenot aswlseschorgeswphen-
ann.“the lather oi railways," who, when
at sixteen yearsof use he received on so
“NowJuna made man for lite." God
givestomootmenatleastone mloppor
sanity. Agreat Grecian general wm Inst
byagronpotlwggamsndhemialtothem:
"llyonwantbeasto to plow your lumll
wfllkndyoo some If you want land 1
meme. If you want seed to
whkh-osluulshtosppearloathsomeln
wmwhilethosr which are lleet and
awlvs he haseloihed with attractiveness.
The tortubr. the sloth. the III“. the
Wm WM!“ “36”.!!th
are as as they mam.
“truths swilt wings of innumerable
”(Indus nopurple or ”liar
istsrainanaorsnowywhiunns. Besides
flthhtheBlhleiseonstaully seas hing
helm . tour
0 iron-tn Illuln- Street. South Norwalk.
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natetempunrnentall raysy-
aroussd.andlthinkol Victor llnp’sao susousold
count ola scene on swarship.whsrs.in Vasaddu activity-ad _
thenddstdastormatmagrestcaunonfihase also.» high“
andtheehidgnnnermttheahnfl roasted thatwhich you tooklnhW
datum 1‘ Lb own lite,“ at it Budllhbil‘nnfltlmlnlwmm
with . film the rolling the
spokes of the w til min.
and byalovtunate leverage an“ the Amarkedmuenceolthhvlesbphyfl
guntill it could be lashed fast. Butthat nldhsase. Thehealthlnud the whda
struggle did not seem sodisbearteuingas natunlworlddependaupuaactivfly. The
that man enters upon who attempts to windstt-edauddrlvsniuendlnciruaitn
lighthisnaturl temperament. whetherit scatteringthsmistsdrnrn the mountains.
bstoofastortooslowJoo nervous or too sodsoooplng out death damps (run the
lymphatic. God help him, fortlod only can. earn, and blastingtherniasrna ol swamps,
wwrnr svo moors“. ' ;snd hurling back the fetid stun-phenol
Furthermore,indnlence is olten there ggrest cities.“ healthy just because or
suit olsasysirenmstaness. Rough experi- ‘ theirswiltnua and ..th at
me in earlier life seems to be W in sweep: “ But, after awhile. the wind falls
order tomakearnan activeandenterpriar and the hot sun pours through it, and
log. Mountaineers are nearly always when the leaves are still and the gain
swarthy,and those who have toiled alnong dehlsbend notonceall day long. thou pa»
mutation of troubleget the roost nerve tileucesmitea its vietitnsand digntrenchn
and muscle and brain. Tboaewho have (or the dead.
Imomathe delirm 0' III-cinnamon! The lountain. born on up in thewild
notwheretolay theirheads. locust-and wood of the mountain. cornea
wild honey have been the fare of mnnya bright“ (or "cry obstacle mint which
John the Baptist. while those who have it is riven. and inging a new song on
been fondled of fortune and petted and every sheliof rock overwhich ltbounds,
praised have often grown up lethargic. till it rolls over the water wheels in the
They have none of that heroism which valley, not ashamed to grind corn, and
comes from lighting one’s own battlen runs through the long gram o! the
The warm summer sun 0! prosperity has meadow, where the willows melt down to
weakened and relaxed them. Born among dip their branchest and the uuyohed also
the luxuries of life exertion has been un— curneateventide to cool. Healthy wars!
necessity, and therefore they spend their Bright water! Happy water! Whileaonre
time in taking it easy, They may enter stream. toolny any more torun, gathers
into business, but they are unfilled for its itsell into a wayside pool. where the swine
application, its hanlships, lbr its repulse, wallowmnd filrbyinsectshop over them
and utter having lost the most of that lace.and reptiles crawl anwng them,
which they have invested, go back tothor and frogs utter their hideous‘croak, andhy
ough inaction. This costly yacht maydo daysnd night there rises [rum the foul
well enough on the smooth, giany bay. mireand green scum leverand agueand
but cannot lire an hour amidnchopped death. Thereisanendle- activity nudn
sea. ' {wt and overhead.
Another caused indolenceioseveredis Kat-one four o'clock in the flowerbsd,
management. There are those around us. not one llyon the window pane, not a
who started life with the most sanguine squirrel gathering fwd lrorn theconestl
expectation. Their enterprise excited the the white pim'. not one rabbit feeding at
remark of all compecrs. But some sudden flour Will. not one drop {ailing in a show.
and overwhelming misfortune met them, ; tr. not one minnow glandng in the an,
and hencelnrth they have been inactive. I notonequailwln’stliug from thegrus, not
Trouble. lune-idol milking them morede , our hawk rowing in the shy but is busy
terminal. has overthrown them. They now and is busy alwastulflllidg its rais-
hsve but all self reliance. They imagine sion as certainly as any monarch on earth
that all men and all occurrences are
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Alsocarloadollheuslebratedhflllaoe(ooldairchanihsr-
film-twosome ,
MI and Andrew were converted while fishing,
or any angel in heaven You hear the;
818.. ,
akeptiei-uu. WIN-Mm
Milo. or (art getting loll.
Idl. r. n. vtrrrudthcmlflglnd III”,
prl' vr . ”and! all“
lLL'r‘ rollw by all!”
om. mrtlwysra too luyto bean It is
not mmneh W occupied manhunt;
llallmtrlnul mechanics and pride-loud.
The sole aim of women opting
this critical period should ‘- to a
keep well. strong. and chee nl‘
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
I never knewantaaglven up to than
ough idleness that was convened. Sinai
and Lydia while selling purple.snd the;
we: ummmo' vegetable"
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hm: 5.33." 1‘2? mm: is peculiarly darted to this condi-
thatthereisnobopelorhirneitherinthis Zion.Girlsal10ull0cntfl’woman-
'0'“ 0' in mm "lid! '1 to m hood find its assistance invaluable.
lilhefiu‘blehoownsdthe um~mhumlfl _ .
anirernwwked in thsurpsnta'shqrol ”Mapgummfmm
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1WD“. mnlywq'ho own '0 Ital-.32: aamg’dunn-wflm'
wantsornaeh,ought tobsbusy. The to “hw‘d‘hhm1mmm i.“
deemed in heaven are ueveridle. What m:Mmgm;umnw. u
excitingsongstheylngl mill-{'gu-flfi‘andb-sflem
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theorerthrowoltheprinci’nliti-ddarh-
newuol sinnersrepernau. The River at Just received
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atoll“: harps ever «landing, and the tran- pnng an ummer 00 8
pie always open, and the golden “rests . .41".
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agnimit them. They hang their heads
.where .once they walked upright. They
never look you up intheeyr.‘ They become
ruisonlhropir and pronounce all men liars
and mmndrels. Theygo inelaneholieand
threadbare to thdr grnves You cannot
rousethernto aetltm hythe must glitter
iug ofler.
in most cases these have been
about of the plowboys busy in the held'
and the mule oi the wbidletreea on the
. barrow, but you do not know that there is
more industry in the earth upturned and
inthednmbvegetatiounrnlerloutthanh lewworkers. Wool-talisman!“
nil that you see. theehareh and wshear the chroma
l guru's magmas; Amer", under the belt 0‘ the flu Dd Ill. db
l I! you put your eartonluuipol riven tershanging 00". large lad thkh ml
and you may hear nothing in the roots and firmlWWClUfl'. hirer“
Business and Dress
Sailings.
The finest line i haveever oflerad inall to
later: styles. A special um ”I
more and upright all their lives,lov 1 numb 0‘ sin-b» but the“? m, “ '0"
rogue: never get discouraged: thersisi'W and cleaver!- and piledrrvers and
always some other plot they have not Nd l battering ”W and “FM”? ‘1“ I d“
and m othr trap they have not W“!- L not wonder that the lively fancy oi the are
There are but few sadder sights thaaa f M“ “3" in the Mim‘" creation.
manol talent and tact and undoubted“ v‘ around “0"” “d Pom ""1 GM
pacity giving up life as a failure, liken;
line of mom. i liccnt st camera rotting against
and Panes and Folders and sums and
Nymphs. Everything is brush Nothing
wharvre. from which they ought to hovel ‘3 lmlmt’lkfl'lwpl “W mil" whom-sum
been “flying u... exportation.» of a nation are the Me and hear the mime. At the
Every great financial panic produces a g "mm“ ”W “W"“W “at? mdlmlhfl:
largecrop of such men. In the great ea 1 h“ ”WY W"? 00’! “be €50" “in“! Vail“)
tablishmenls where they were parlor/rain! 1““ 3“ “l" 5‘35““? all “V mourns
busim they are now weighersor dray gm l" u" "a "l “I“ '05th All
men or clerks on small salary. : Mlunl‘objeel» seem at one and the same
“gum, 3,. .1” . an... .19 minim-re. 1 time cutting in Work and I»! and wonth.
There are mullitndeaol men who "P?" in tloi’screntinn lllrl’r icon [muse in either
to achievegrent mecca in lile,who up, the worship. or the work. or the joy.
touch the: will turn-=tawine nit-afrlzrl; Light00loredSCOtCh
thanthatdldbannsandfldhouflut .
wherearethe men to gatherthe vintage Chevthsl
antitreadthewinepse-t Theron-noun
Than watch lberets nothing better or more
alvllnlt murmured. uh and examine them
Wiswnnns
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NEW STORE.
crowd the garner; After awhile it will
lodge, or the mildew and the runs will
smite it.
gurus I! ran wolufs am.
0b. where are the reaper-s to bind a.
sheaves! The enemies at God are arse
shslul You see the glitter at their bach-
lenn. You hearthepa oltbeirehugers,
entirely unwilling to put forth any pity»
ital. moral or intellectual ellort. They
have :- great many eloquent theories oi
life. They are all the while expecting
something to turn up They pant their
life in dreaming, They have read in light
literature how then suddenly and noes
proudly come to large mater, or found a
pot of buried gold at the loot of the rairr
how 0! Good Luck. or had me great odor
marle them. They have pound their lives
in reverie.
mu la'xmsoxlso ornum’.
Notwithstanding he is pinched with
poverty and any other man wuuld be
downenst at the lorloru pauper-t, he la
always cheerfnlsnd ungnine and jovial.
for he does not know but that he may be
within a day or two oi astounding Hum
You cannot but be entertained with hi9
cheerluinesa cl temper. All the world
wishen him well, for he never did anybody
any harm. At last he dies in just the
saute condition in which he lived. sorrow
in] only because he must irave the world
just at the time when his long thought of
plane were about to be Inflmllll.
let no young man begin lilewlth reverie.
There is nothing amplishrd without
bani work. Do not in idlrmss rxpert
”nothing to turn up. It will turn down
ludolence and Wll‘kl'tllw‘al always make
bad luck. Thane peopled reverie are at
ways about to begin. They say, ”Wait a
little." So with the child who had a cage
containing a besutilul canary. and the
tloovol the rage wssopen. and seat was in
the room. "Better shut the doorol the
." sold the mother. "Wait a minute."
the boy. While he was waiting the
feline creature with one spring took the
canary. Thaw-y that many
portaalty at a lifetime is by the ra-epria
elple. They say,“\t'ail a minute." My
llvice is name wait at all.
Ins-thee, tertsmdica.
' Amid all natural objects or one and the nodulialongthe lineal thbhelrdlhe
same time n 1. Halloween and Whit— . chant cl their erratum-II! It the
sunday and Ash Wednesday and All ‘ undead the living God theyharl their
Suints’ Day. l denature. They come, not in numbers like
All the healthy beauty «iron which we' lb! homo! Sennuhnib. but their mm
‘m and May in u. man; .9.” y. .1, ! tndrbliketheluvnoltherorugaadthc
:prndent upon activity and unrest. Men soundoltherrvoicealiketbethumd III!
; no he healthy—intellectually. morally 5:», filled inmhmmnbk;m.
' and phyalcnliyvonly upon the tntulilieu cl 3 u“ " '5 M
l an active industry. I know men die every ' “"3”“ "Km at “I I‘m
'mn of «mm. he; ammo...» Thur mats are not «an to be broken,
’ pits, and among the spindleaol when (“lbw d Ml V“! ”PHI '0 Mill
I {morn-s, anal on the cotton plantations at ‘5!“ I" “- lbw-I'll marital darkne-
‘ the smith. In every city and town and vll- Mingle ill the “hit Where-n that”
. lane you rind mm groaning undrr harder; ("I who will throw themselv- iato the
‘ M, in Iln' east. the camels stagmr under isnnotthiseoudletr
their lowls My..." Alrppoand Damascus. Kins June- nmto on John Scan. for
Life is crnahnl out every day at counter-a . ”coir-5!, Ocha‘rterolnrllwlth anurn‘
land murmurs and smile But tsmg delwmfimh M
are other multitudes who die from mere "Rn-ir- Ire. Jr ' v
inertia. lnduim every day a. m. railsnstothewovhsndtheeaaaedsnrands
imam; diseaaee beyond thecatholicoa ul mum-laud woman! as the
allopathy and htmevpathy and hydroputhy inlet-mandala- II mum-aw
and eclecticlsni. Rather than work they , in lhhh-cahvfwd I- an villi-s
rush upon luuceta and scalpein u; as: $063,?!» the and. arias.
Nature has provided lorrhoae who vlo " 0.
in. on laws whammy-«human.» 0";in “hie - God aria luv
lortheryemarsl what gout luv the lat. “”M'.‘ .3 manna-d that
and who! curvature for the spine. and enthralarsntolawnrld “W "W
i what strictures for the chest, and what In. . ‘5‘ letters would ”P.“ 50" “I'll-lbJ
lmrlra lorthe III-mend what then» 9" ”WW “L W 50' heaven would
a...” [of a. mun-lam w“ my . sing. You have never nuns army like
“in. (or on men Mm... 5,, tlrnear i lhatwhlehbodshallratherlroarthstoar
mm everyluch culprit athevbar,aad- vial-db-vuwnshtM-lauh
Mawuhnmmwd a, shall error or hilltop no stretch
manna-stud eunvietahi-oneaeh «1-va sad null-
oncollhun. Thslawsol nut-m will u “our In Mat-ll
stop their action Wmmhlgv' W "mi awe—dew
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the employes or the hunts at this line on scv
count of the owners thereof. fill!
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connections or Albany mm West.
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EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Gall and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. s. BROWN’S,
South Mann Street. So. Nomalk.‘ ‘
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Plumbing, Gas-Filling, r... and Sheet Iron w...
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Ranges,
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din-
n... mu... ner and Tea Soto. Plain China, Agate and
Cl" m; lawn“ “a um Tin Ware at Lowest Prices.
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5%; CULUMBIA BICYCLES
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$ 1 50 “our.“
HARTFORD BlClCLES
$12 more:
mkwttums PNEUMATIC 1'th lathe rirnpiesldnod durable and rsdlenttire n
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED IUIIII8TV BURST UR PUIUTURE.
.\'o Bicycle made can compare with the COLI'HBIA l .
durability or beauty. and at the same price as many inferior fiém' riding. workmnnahip,
We do not keep you waiting, but can deliver win-eh AT ONCE, as we; keep :- fuli line.
“TERMS EASY.
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JACKSON BROTHERS.
_ Elli STREET. HURWILK, llllllll.
SPECIA'Ol.
LADIES’” SHOES
Glover&0|se‘n’s,
Washington Street, South llormll.
In order to make room for Spring Grinds we otter the followin lines of Lndi '
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Shoent tlrelsist largalmeverofi’eml. Don't fail to lakcadt'1lumgeo‘llhetrlifmnuniiy
1 lot Hand Sewer! Button and Lace Shoes, “'"rth 4.50 -
duced to {2.0m l lot of Cloth Top. liaud Sewed, rims: ldtrgf
fine Machine Sewed, worth from $3.00 to 84.50, at $1.25. 1 lot of
1 lot Misscs' i lpcrn Toe. 11 to l, worth 2
at 81.00. 1 lot of Child's Spring Hut-ls, worth 81.25, at 65c. 32%
about 500 pairs of men's regular 5’ ’c Rubbers at 25!:
Glover & Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Theleading In floods'Storé
fine M. S. at 8L5”.
«TMSTHM & IIYATT,
2 Garette Eullding.
. SPECIAL BARGAINS Hill EASTER.
[II Ill"£8,—5 hook Foster Gloves, blank and colored.
7 book Foster Gloves, in all the new shades; also in black.
Mosquetnire Gloves, Binnitz Gloves, Chamois Gloves. in
while and natural color.
Full line of Silk, Lisle and TafletaGloves in black and all the
new spring shaden
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Iug a full line of these goods in the very latest styles.
innit-We have a large assortment of the newest and most
desirable things in Laws. Black, White and Ecru for dress trim-
lristrafl Hyatt,
No. 2. Gazette Building.
NORWALK.
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F U R N ”U R E
GREAT BARGAINS.
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