do
.mllngas‘ntliiviael’rnashadtnmthe
no. man madman-as ass
transplantation Mm”
«she-woman“
2., ' Eli‘s “new": “’
_ - . III-er ro-
lnt and convincing languagethe duty
‘lacgmbmtuponChristiaan oi embracing
thatoflersinthbliieto
and advance the canasotthe
‘semsd’otanevii visit-which. adiong'other
this“, paralysed tuguesnd made
hhqrsechlem. When the indusncewas
coulomb could nu saysword~
nrtiallaticn was impomible. 'ihe spirit
thatcaptnredthiamemher oi the house-
hold was a dumb called by
(hisbt—aapiritahroadtodayandasiively
as in New II’eatarnont times.
, l
' this
dumb devil which Christ u
.m marlinwmoutothim.”
; {has has hcenmuch destructive super—
‘ abroadiutheworldconmrningpoe
s's-icnbyevilspirits Under the tor-moi
'Nislinwitchcrai'tthisdeiusionswepttbi
fiendghtyrm tbsdslusion that itin
eluded smug its victims some of the
defllfimmhastid
Jules Hatthew Hale and Sir Edward
Maud auchlenowned ministered re
intellh-sesratedatlhe
windoon theeyswho nersr came forth
hunthsdoorotthemouth.
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‘ all“
alineatwy,andna interestingastory
ever read.” ”Well, m," said my
friend. “app: that account or J
stopped Iwayl” “0h,”ssidthsman.
“then it would not be
thiaworldoulyhsliol eurytblngmnddo
you notthinkthat when we henrthelast
halt things may be coexistent, and that
then we may find that God was right!”
Oh, friends, better load up with a Iew in-
terrogation points. You cannot alordto
W“ silentwhenGodandthe Bible andtbei
things of eternity ore assailed. Your si-
lence givm consent to the bombardment 0!
your Iather’shouse. You allow a slnrto 10!
In behalf of the Christ, It
went through the sgorlies of masination thousand
”on the rocky hint! heck of Jerusalem, you
deredmihce a sicklyjohe. Betterlondv
up with a few questions so that next time
you will be ready. Say tothesoofler: "My
dear sir, will you tell me what makes the
diflmuce between the condition of woman
in China and ths United States! What
do you think of the sermon on the mount?
How do you like the golden rule laid down
in the Scriptures! Are you in Invorof the
ten commandments! In your large and
utensive reading have you come across a
lovelier character than Jesus Christ? Will
on please to name the triumphantdeath
ot' “Mick and atheists!
"How do you smut for the fact that
among the out and out believers in Chris
tiauity were such as Benjamin
81:0“.er- ,IlohaeeBush-
nell. JamesA. Gmndeldliohert Klee.
min“ Jackson, Adurirsl'fbote, Ad
mini
Intern, William Shahespearethiel Jue
ticslnrshall. John Adams. Daniel Web
nor, George Wuhiutonl now do you
account ior their loudness Iorthe Chrie
tisn relight! Among the innumerable
colbga and unirersitiea oi the earth will
you name me three started by inhdels 'nd
nownnppovted by inddelal Down in your
heart are you really happy in the position
you occupy antagonistic to the Christian
religion! What do you have the moat rap
turous views at the next world!”
Goat him withatewauchque‘ionssnd
hewillgetsored inthelncessto suggest
apoplexy,and hewilllooh at his watch
sndsayhehas an engagement and must
go. Youwillputhimin aaweatthat will
heat a 'I'urhisb hath. You will put him on
arouteompnred with whiehonrtroops at
Bull Run madenothneatall. Arm your-
selI, not with arguments but interrogation
pointaandi promise you victory. Shall
auchaman ssyou, shalIaach a woman as
bled
ought to bamnltiplied about two thousand
Butths mluisterrismnndgivssout
the hymn; the organ begins; the choirer
leach; the audience are standing
lungs may his" lull expandon.
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very lee
vermitswpped. sndthey went upand
found Tom. the
against a stump and dead.
“on. run a mourn mounts."
'I'hsthymn. "0h. tor a'I'housand Tongues
toBiug." was suggested to Charles Wee
by Peter Bohler. who, alter his eonver»
them for Cbrin." And then that angel 0!
hymnology penned the words:
Thesloriosolmyoodmdhlng
'l'hetrlumnhsothlsgrses.
Jesuihenamnthatcnlmsonrfears
Thathidsonraorrowawsas:
'l‘isrnsaiclnthesiansr'sears.
'I'islilsandhsalthnndnssna.
While much u! the modern musician
males,
with low regiments cl mightytunm made
inourown time.nndstormAsia.AIricn
and America for the hi 11 God.
But the first thing todo Istodrivenut
thadnrwhdevilolthnteatlsemallnnr
Donut. howevaJet nsloss our-sleuth
generalities. Not onset nahnt has had
our livassometimes tonelted by the evil
spiritd thetextr—thiaawiui dumbderil.
Wehad justoue opportunityol toying a
Christiauwordthatmighthaveledaman
orwotnan into aChrhtian Ills. be op
portunity was Iairly put helm us. The
wordoi invitationor orwarn
ingoametothe insidegateoi tbs-south,
butthereithnlted. Somehinderingpower
lochedthe iswstogethcao that theydid
notopen. 'I'betongus layllatandstillin
thebottomoithemouthas thoughetruch
with paralysia We were mute.
Though Godhad giren usthe physiologi-
cal apparatus Ior speech, and our long
were tilled with air which. by the oran-
msnd oi our will.could have made the
laryngeal musclesmovs andthevoenlor
gsnsvihrate.wewern wicksdlyandiataliy
silent. Foralltirnenndeternitywnmissed
mrehsnce. Or itst prayer meeting,
and the servicswas thrownopeu Iorprayrr
sndremarhs,nd therewas ndend halt—-
anything silentaa agraveyard at Inhi-
midnight. An embarrassing panes tonh
plaesthatpntawethlanhstenallths
lien. bold enough on basin-
exehangeor hwaidlydrslnhnt their
eymsn they were pram in el-
lence. but were not prayingatall.
They were busy somebody else
woulddohisdnty.
useful
lnnsculptor'n studio stood a dgnrsot
an Omar-it. 'l'hesrn bed
msdsml‘hs hairi‘all zrwnoverthmod
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The tylorgoodwhiehyoumsy
opportnni hst
.aw m- W‘s...—
thmughheradviessodm'lwi:
minors.
" “tactical-their
ary oi the Cross, and the worldly Ilerle
L’Adhggne became the author at "The
History oithe Mormation," and will he
the glory of the church tor all ages.
Perhaps you may do as much as the
Scotch sailor who just tipped his cap and
used one broken nuance. by which the
earth and the heavens are still resounding
with potent influences. Dosomething [or
God. and do it right away. or you will
never do it at all.
Time flies away last.
The while we never remember:
Ilow soon our lite here
Growsold with the year
That M. with the neat December.
no wise as Itaaley.
lira. Stanley is an artist. is'dellghted
with the grandandvsried scenerywhich
the colonynflordsmnd colonial societyis
dellghtedwith her fascinating powersot
convent-tum. When in Christ Church
ImStanIeywaa prevailed upon to sub
mit tothe ordealh ot beinglilnterwiewed. “As
many are aware. rs. a
WiltoIOIirerCrou-well. ‘
Theprntector had a daughtarDorothy
ladylticeund there hasnlwsys been a
Dorothyin the family. llra'l'ennant is
theseventhandlrnfitanieyisthaeighth
otthatname. Sometimeagoafiulhsup
to hethatot 0i Urumwsll.was
nd,aad it was t to’ra'l'sa-
nant.who. having no pines in which to
heepnchardhwasohligedtodeelineit,
whereapunitw-placedwithotherCrw
wellianreiicsinthsnld hallhnownnsths
Chequers. _
In her travels through Australia and
New Iceland Ira Stanley Iound there
werenostreetnrnbatorhertoexereiseher
pencil upon "No."shssnid, "I have not
see-since I havebeen in the colonies any
ragged waits such as I depict in my pic
tureot ‘llesdsor‘l'ails.’ lnAnehhtndlsnw
stancehildrsn with their little brown
and without shom a stockings. but it
seemedtomstuhs more a nialterolcon
venlencethnnnecesaity.
“’l‘hestreet hoyslhavs seen donotpre
untthatwnmpinehedloohweassining-
land. Theymoreeloaely resemble italians.
with their brilliant dark eymt I never
saw such sturdy.rosy checked little telr
iowmlcannothelpstopping than in the
street to loch at things: 8.3“".
however.axpremest t t and
lr.8tanley ybeablelorisitAustmlsvia
agnm'mnofiialiy," and in the maritime
sheiseollerting specimens at such plants
andaeedsasmayhslihelyto grow in the
Engl‘uhclimatetoplsnt in her gardeuin
South Wales no mementosoi' her visit.-
ChristChnrehCor. InndonQuemt
mum-unmannuam
People as a rule rerymneh underlain
the teen sensibilities oi the little onea
' Children really hearmueh more thanthey
um
Vegetable
It'll“ E H'IIIH’S compound
goes to the root oi all ismale cum ta.
Isnews the waning minim, and in gorates
the entire ay‘em. In ligeut women oi
middle age knowwell its ' ' ' I“
.2: am no stratum. ..
‘ , ‘ oto‘ano RELIABLE F
Mill IIIIEI Fllilfilfl 'JIE
mwm
NvaoaK,
SOUTH NORWA‘LK
ma ‘ "““
NORWALK. CONN.
Iflausl’ttlllellors
Illlllll‘ IIIIIiIlilI on Eiili
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, “m. ., .._...—-——-.
WI]: lxmreyl’lcr It‘last Blur-til; (Bosnian
comma-ow orh.st p.m.. 1.8M!-
Frehhtmdvedhomlmnuutninm.
llotsrninfiboatslea )iorwslh t5 ..
nodBouth ondhatotlnlnm. . “m
U to la the CitanNor
al and ewiilmsentl'orapociallots
atyfleighhanyxxreinxew Yorhorits vidn~
WA“ persons are forbid trusting nnyoi
the em I the boats this
count oIgeW thereof."x line on no-
lAll l) ”troll ll a: aI arti-
re,orsen ma normoli’ilistn
mum on recei cit tum.
Mrs. l’inkhanr reely tuners letters ol
Inquiry. Enclose stamp Ior reply.
maroon-”materiality“
M lanthanum l.
. "Cilia! to iii no El hEliEJ .
Itesatslsea amassi-
lthnsssssslrsamnnlssyuiepur; ,:
.alics, 5
”III I- Pltthhaln In]. em. Lynn. Mata.
Justrnostrad
Spring andSummerGonds
~For—
Business and liress
Sailings.
Thedneatlinslhareersr oleredinnll xi.
lateststyles. Aspeialiiueoi
LightcmoredScotch
Cheviots.
Than watch tlmrels nothing better or mo.
stylish nanniactnnsi. Call nml examine them
Wiswunns
“9 ”Washington St. 80. Horsalk.
NEW STORE.
I haveremovedmy homo-ante
1892 "STYLES
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October 1!. II”. .
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
I’on New Tons, A. IiI.—6 it (except
911.501.0wa ex..n.’6aa.7:lac.7
ex. 8:]: Iocni agrees. NB ex. 92! no. 10 ll ex.
no: heal ex. . Dir-1215121. Ill so. 23) ex.
2 5t ac. to Holmium. express iron Stamiord.
335. l mex. 5i]: ac. toStamiord. limex. 550st.
Saints; 6 it ac. 7 5i ex. 8 ll an. 103nm. l iL'Lm.
W
onions”. igxmllascnfllgwm ex. 5‘
u
nhswflavnx. A. hi in ex.; olo ac
lane. Salsa. 916st “Dune. P.
e . liliea.,l¢nc..2mex.,imnc..5l5ac.,dfl
.. ex.” :lnc..8tlac.,fltlne..llt1.’Adams
ex and am. B5 a.rn.. ex. Sundays—7% so”
9|:nc..a.rn.;il_tiiac.p.m.
‘l'oa Hart-noun. A. 31.4 it) ac.V 9th es
lots-c. tau—muse lain... issue. :13
ax. 81locflllh’ex..l: a.m.ex.
Eon Smxorraw. A. )l.—a lilac. Bites.
Ulnar. I’.M.—l2Dex.. luau. I
sf... It)?
hewflnvena
a
Manda a)
lilies. 3
61
Monday morning bet‘ween
8 ngdo dlex.
P is 12m 1" Im’ls'xhlnlitl r1'5; sl‘l'rn “3%
. r" ex. . .
liartiordl. & ' ex
LEAVE SEW YORK
For: Sou‘ru Nonwaha. A. Six—6m ex.. Mil
ac.. rot-c.8011”. in» am, ii men, ll (can.
lzwnoou ex. P. ill—mete, woes. rue-c.
36!:u...’lli)ex.. life-1.. tot ex.. “Beauties,
70 l ar..8lll an. OlliAdamn ex. Ind ae.. 12w
midnight ex. Sundays—o iii no.7 mu.5ozsc..
:3 ll) midnight.
limestone; enema
Danharv and Nerwalh Division.
WWII!) 1'0 Ami. ll In.
Tninaleave South Norwalh tor bnnmy—
6.l5.tl§a.nt..l2ll,38.5!0.nilland idiom.
Sundays—98mins” Hop. m.
Trains leave Danhnry [or South Somali-
6&739Waflllfimm3 I") and ‘3
p. Ill. Sundayavtiibs. m and 5
Trains learn sooth Norwalt for -
Guantlfilhmm.lzli1£lt 5iiland comm
Trams leave Ridgelield tor ekmlh Norwalb—
tto. dill. Ileana “55 a. m.. 35, hmand
on)». m. ,
Trains Imve South Non nlk (or illusion via
inn; island and Kane-m States Line at 11:!
p. In.:dne In Boolonat hills» to.
Trains leave South Norwnlh for Brooklyn
tin langiland andlinetern Slates Linen:
Him
a
h m p. 112,-. due in Brooklyn nt 8 u p. m
IAIN LINE DIVISION.
93 mansion 8mm 93 «I
adhavnaowai’ull lineol
HEATERS.
RANGES.
TIN “WARE
Mill; it all its Branches.
Hill SillllI PllIIBEllS Slll’l’llES
....... I. s IlliNA.‘.liSIIN,
something terrible.and compared mysell
msnialiytoeverymggrd little wait that
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mymmsmltasshes mum»
"m ”-law 2.1%:
5*!
South‘ Norwalk. “:3
Allentown. All!
To-morrowwswlllhavnanowbtol
UBIES' Mill GEITS'
Bills and SHOES
hsm aim manufacturers.
For the seal 0 Willis we ill or
luulmmfld w "
25 par; Bent
hibmnhrm
T ilassonlz in.
Family Iashmgs!
M‘uw
flammm
STOVES. Gem-I
"mi nutcracker" I '
FURNITURE
FlllII 0. .lllHISllI'S.
NomehlngtonStMDolthl‘st-waih.
FliIIITlIIE IIIIE Tli IIIEI.
Hml attention i n to Its
u and“. tallies-rid
~
lilliIll lll‘EIIIli III Slillllllll:
of/i'i wad 22.2.
%M&,% s
“ Brant-set.
ms. eta-um...
IBTCIOIIII.
Olives. 4-1“ lists Strut,
”lull-omit onus
Winter Styles
.HATS .
[It A”. onaossanooowm 0'
SilflandSulI liaisfiilkilais
M...
MllmaaadMIhsshnuahHen-d
his “that“ ”ls-at
KN APP’S.
9i Washington St.
ammonium
WAGONS.
”unmasked.
v . And you will see not only n
‘ m: and Perfect Fitting Shoe...
- . [But one in which the
I i is “std.commninsnumbilflymld
vllsunkilthobestthoo Sounders Shoo in the no...
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED-
'Oallnndoaaminetbombeiorepurchosinganyothershoe,
South Main Street. 80. «mo
\ Ii
.H-' NASH & BRO
D
'fllumbios. figs-Filling, 1;: and Sheet Iron in...
Brick Set Rnnge’s, Uncle Nick, Duchess and new York Ranges.
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated Chino Din-
ner and Tea Sets. Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices.
SEE THESE WAGONS i
We harenowonh'andi'orsale '
lilIlIPIES, TOP IIIIIIIIES. 8PIIIILE8 III) BUSINESS VIII”.
All warranted nt low prirw for Final-("lass work.
Also second-hand wagons: all kinds.
It will hefor your interest in call and see my before purchasing.
We build all kinds of wagons to order. Repairing or all kinds attended to at me.
tit-dens {or Jobbing called tor and delivered promptly without extrn charge.
Wright & Flynn,
COB. HADISON AVE. AND mKKLIS 51's.. 80"“ NORWAl-K. fl.
mums".Bi’c'vtifs“~
, $9 I 50 “other”
Hmronn Blcvcuss
“1th Columbia
’ l 20W...
Thel‘tlLI’MBIA I’SHI’XA‘I’IC TIRE is Ibo aimpiesi.mmt durable anti mm: tilt It
the marl! cl.
IBSlillil'ElV GUARANTEED IGIIIST BlifiST llli PIIIGTIIIE.
So Biryrle movie can compare u ifh the COLUMBIA ior ease of riding. workmanship,
durability or beauty. and at the same price on many interior machines.
We do not keep you waiting. but can delirer wheels AT ONCE!“ we keep a lull line.
TERMS EASY.
’Iua 0mm Want. Fruit.
JACKSON BROTHERS.
V it Will STIEET. IIIIIIILI. llllll.
’ SALE
SPECIA}
LADIES’” SHOES
Glover&0lsen’s,
'athlngton Street, Solth loretll.
In order to make room tors ' (hula, wo oner the following lines 0! India
Blunsatfllebeatbnrgninserernm Don't tail mutt-advantaged theopporlnnily
1 lot Hand Bowed Button and Lace Shoes, worth $4.50, re.
ducod to 02.00. 1 lot of Cloth Top, Hnlul Bowed, $2.00. 1 lot of
lino Machine Bowed, worth from $3.00 to $4.50, at 01.25. 1 lot of
line M. B. at 01.50. 1 lot Missed Opera Toe, ii to 1, worth $2.00
at 31.00. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth $1.25, at Me. And
about 500 pairs of men’s regular 50c Rubbers at 25c.
Glover & Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
" “‘Theh'leadihg'n‘llry Boodsiifim
Infill“ & IIYITT,
. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING-
Norwolk. .
SPECIAL BALE OF LADIICS’ GENTS’ AND CHILDW
FINE BLACK HOBIERY OF OUR OWN
IMPORTA'I'ION.
We have just received dimct from the manufacturer in Cha-
mite: Moe. (MO) live hundred dozen Ladies' Gents’ and Chilib
drone Hose, which we shall place on sale Saturday, April fl. 9 "
Illus'goode woromsdo ”firmly for no andnothing hasever.
been owufor theprico 0 them. olodiz‘foodsnre in
and stitch, with high mood heel spliced toe.
nfnntsfmm id“, either lamor nktop. liisseslmlusto
H In several qualities. All «armed-«rs best dye. warranted ah- .
solutolypurcnndguarnntocd not tocroch, fade. stain orto turn
green to wearing.
Tristram & Hyatt:
_ >4 NORWALK. ,
Norwalk Chronicler