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“twink-mutation by
. theater-hem"! The Chris
._Ia| Bald m mwhhhfieand
'hm“ ‘_ h'DIIflIiIItho
dmnwhohadnevermadeaapeschmever
tah-ahtal in" nererbeen
'i‘ha opning work of the church was
Mahwtwk. Chriotdidnotwant twelvein-
vflhhhn‘ingahmtbimcomplaining all
thinIIa how badlytheyielt. He leaves
the delicate students at Jerusalem and
Bounda- thair mother-and mutotake
eared.aadgoesdownto theseashoreaml
apestluhi need morecor-
paaal p. thaaanyotherelaas. Fine
mind- Wmimportant,
Theintellectualmillwheelmaybe
wellbnilt and the grist good.bot there
nostbamghhlood inthe millmeto
tornthaoneaudtogrindtheother.
doatllglortwodayavrithout lood ordrink
(are plank theyeamatothe Senior.and
wh-nlmthelrahipdaahedrmtheheaeh
healer.
lytcxt duds Jesus on shipboard with
mdth-ehrmadm—Sinioubynnme.
Thlshher‘maah‘adheen aweeplnchianet
luahmlwatu. “Push on "mysChrlet
“Whitbthonad h tho-herein
thbhoatl Hare h a twelve miles
luauddxwidganditlsall populated
heththatrnootoluaarejust
along thaahrn Woman-aid
tovmraont intothsgr—tdeepsolcrd
aadOhrfliaa Vsthlnh that
tbhonwlll he or thtwaeauot
“dswdowa theminm topaall.”aadour
satin the green
billed Narrator loan
mupmmmrimmmp."
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' thieriver of God’s Word is not a straight
some: butinamomenttbereisa turn oi
the river which covers up the former view
with more luxuriant vineyards. and
more dedsnt cutlemand bolder binds.
vine wreathed. and grapes so ripe
thatil the hills be touched they would
bleedtheir rich life sway into the bowls
cl Bingen and Boehheimer. Here and
there there are streams ol water melting
into the river. like smallerjoye swallowed
In the bosom of a great glsdnees.
And when night begins to throw its
black mantle over- the shoulder ol the
hills, and you are approaching dissin—
barhatiou at Mnyence, the lights along the
drorelalrly bewitch the scene with their
hauty. giving one a thrill that he feels
bntonee, yet that lasts him lorever. ~80
stream, but awinding splendor—st every
turn new wonders to attract. still riper
vintage pressing tothebrlnh. and crowded
with cesilesol strength (Stolmlels and
Johannisberger as nothing compared with
the strougtowerinto which the righteous
run sndare ssved).und our disembarha-
tion at lost. in the evening, amid the
lights that gleam from the shore of
heaven. Thetrouble is that therast ma:
jority ofBible voyage- stop at Coblenu.
where the chief glories begin.
The sea of God’s WovdienotlikeGerr
unaret. twelve miles by six. but bound-
lmandin one direction yoncan sail on
lorever. Why then condos yourself toa
short pealm or to a few vems ol the
epistle? 'l’he largait dehere notnearthe
shore. Hoist all radio the winds ol
heaven. Take hold of both .osraand pull
away. Bolike eomeol the whalera that
went out from New Bedford or Ports
mouth robe gone for two orthree years.
Yea. oaleuiabeon aliletime voyage. You
do not want to land until you land in
heaven. Sail away, 0 ye mariners. {or
m eternity! launchoutintothedeepl
The textin appropriate toall Christians
of shallow experience. Doubts and learn
havein our day been almost elected to the
parliamentol Christian graces. Some con-
, canto Inle-
il India. I have. through a bill cl ex-
change.paidlorthewholeeargo. You-res
. you the orderaand
my. "Bring me those splaa.” Youland
inlndla. on notothe-trsderand say.
“Bungle the ordersflflndyou dud every-
thing all right. You donut stoptopay
themenay ym It is not yourhoai—
.0 .
ortbeprorniseainto your
wieetostop ny,“leaonotpaylorrny
on!” Goddess not you“
"ml: a...
play. lying on. what has been
uneh out intothe deep.
' run um um com
The Bible‘s
yonrsorrows. The round table at King
Arthur and his knights had room for only
thirteen benquetere, but the round table
oi God’ssnpplyialargeenough lor all the
presentinbabitantsolearthamlheovento
dtagand In the still mightier populk
thmathatareyettobe.
Do not rail coastwlaa slow your old
habitsandoldains. Keepclearoltheu
shore. Gooutwherethewateriadeepcet.
0b.!w themidseaol God'smorcyl “Be
through thk man is y
lamina-oi aim." I preach it with as
much confidence to the eightyoyear-old
tron-greener as to the maiden. Though
yourainawerehloodredtheyehhllbe
snow white. The more ragged the prod
igal, the more compassionate the lather.
Doyon saythat you aretoobadl The
high water rout ol God’s pardon is higher
than all your transgreasione. "The blood
1 Jesus Christ cleanseth horn all in."
Do you aaythat yourheart lahardl Sup-
poaaitwaretcntlme'aharderz Doyou say
that your iniquity is long continued! Sup-
poaeitwuu tentirnolooger. Doyouaay
thatyonrerimesare black? Suppose that
they were ten times blacker. is there any
lion vthat this Samson cannot slay! is
there any fortre- that this Conqueror can
not take? is there toy in this Redeemer
alderitabadaignnot tohaveanydoubts. cannot
Doubteaud (core are not signs ol health.
but testers and carbuneles. You have a
valuable house or farm. it is suggested
that the title is not good. You employ
enamel. You have the deeds examined.
You search the record lor mortgages. judg-
mteandliens. Youerenotntisded un-
til you have a certificate, signed bythe
greatseal oi the state. suturing you that
the title in good. Yet how many leave
their titleto heaven an undecided mutter!
Whydoyou notgototherecorda and find
out! Give your-ell norest, day or night.
untllyoucanreadyourtitleciear toman—
aims in the skies.
mo or canons: vaxwrum.
Christian character letocomenpto
higher standards. We have now to hunt
through our library to dud one Robert
ll’Chayne. or one Edward Payton. or one
Harlan Page. The time will more when
wawillilnd balladooenotthemsitting in
thenmeaeatwithua. ’l‘he grace oi God
canmaha a great deal batter men than
pardon?
It i. said om when Charkmange‘s host
was overpowered by the three armies of
the Saracensin the pamol Roneesvailee.
his warrior. Roland. in terrible earnest-
nena. seized a trumpet and blew it with
such terrific strength that the opposing
army reeled back with terror. but at the
third blast of the trumpet it broke in two.
I see your soul fiercely assailed by all the
powersolearthandhell. lputthomightier
trumpet olthe Gospel to my lipsandl
blow it three times. Blast the first-
P‘Whoaoaver will, let him come." Blast
the second-”Seek ya the Lordwhile be
may he lound." Blast the third—"Now is
fire accepted time; now is the day of salva-
on.
Doeanotthehostolyourainslallbaehl
thoae I have mentioned. Christiane seem know
alraid they will get heterodox by going too
lav. They do not believe in Christian pen
lectiou. ’l'herela no dangerolyonrheing
perleet [or aorna time yet. i will keep
watch. and give you notice in time ll you
get too near perleetlon for the aalety ol
your theology.
One-hall til you Christians are simply
\uuehlnthemnd. Whynotcutlomelrom
everything but God! Give not tohlm that
lorlnal
made up at "own—“o mm
” «ill and ”0 Lord" that. When
peoplear'eeold and barenothlogtoeayto
God they straw their prayer- with “0's"
"roreverand ever. Amen." and things
to ill] up. Tell God what you want with
the feeling that he in ready to give it. and
believe that you will reeelve. and you shall
have it. Shed that old prayer you have
year. t is high
tlmethatyououtgrewlt. “mite-lilo
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Dr. Prime. in his book ol wonderhl in~
terelt untitled "Around the World." do
scribeaa tomb in India ol mamlouaarehi—
lecture. Twenty one were
.tri'!
titlir
3.
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THEM, Mill.
first article iron the United
Slateaia lromfi'lstomoente
aburehor the of Brasii
willbnytheircomm intthnited
Bhteeiltbeycan import themlromthie
oouniryat a dotyol 25 per cent. less
thantheymuttpayonthosamearticlce
wheuimportedlromllurwe.
The annual imports of the Latin
Americanoouutrieeaveragemfioomo.
it andoltheaewebaveannnallylurnished
aboutldpercent. The annual exports
of the latin American countries average
about $00,000,000, and of those we
bought last year nearly ”00.000000 or
shoots: per court. In thelreonnneroo
with Great Britain these conditions are
reverted.
chased 0! those countries merchandise
to thevnioe of 31.500.000.000. and we
have cold them merchandise tothe value
of $00,000,000. The diilereuce, 31.000,-
000.000, thoyhave expended in Europe
for articlu nearly everyone of which
we could have furnished, and will now
be able to furnish under ourreciprocity,
which is driving out European com
that mercethereandlmtting onrown in its
pm, .
What Increased Wool Tart. Dose.
During the last year the wool im-
ports were 148,070,072 pounds against
139,010,648 pounds ‘in I391 and 10.5,.
481,285 poundsin 1800—4 gain of over
40 per cent. in two years. The
raw material has been usedin mane
factories mostly idle before the increase
induty. Alters period olaerionade
[nation under the old tarifl the manu-
lactureroommed in Imahoot 8?I,000.~
000 pounds of domestic and foreign wool
against ”1.000.000 pounds in 1880. But
during the last year the consumption
was domestic and loreign. about 489,-
000,000 pounds. an increase of 17 per
cent. in two years against n previous in-
creaeollaperccnt. intonyenrs under
the old lurid. The vnlue a! woolen
goods imported has diminished 321.000..
000 in 2 years and the value ol silk
goods $2,500,000.
Onorooultolthereeenttarid act has
been the incorporation 0! a company lor
the o! trade between New
YorkandCoba. its olu‘octs are kit's»
tahllsh a booking. trustand sale deposit
company in Cuba and the United States.
doing busine- in Havana. Newark and
New York. The company will also sci
as a purchasing agent for personrin the
twocountriea. itwill open up to the
United States a very extensive and con-
:ynntly increasing trade with that won»
Are the brace ol the great grain
gruwiaguuaawnltngtesurreeder Ihaaa
new, large end filers-slag harbors let
their surplus! “wanton-aching!-
‘anehalga tor the tree importation at
uma-infimauduthaaa-atlaaeto
doatreytha mph-torso! those-ti-
aadthehaetaagaelndnatryalthanarth-
weataadalthe MI. tenth—lurker.
[altar-elm
Iaatera Ila-estuarine 1““ "m.
Farmers and homeetoaden 'in the
western nah-are
“Renarnlnnetfiathehind of boil
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lime;
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. rin-
Doring the last ten year-we havepor‘
mum caesium
Irv. Ir. Pulix~flwdld you like my
Tatsllyoo thou-nth, [was notaltogether
with your‘pramiass. hullw’ude-
W
aborttimeagu not. myueou‘ ill»
wa- nting g and sirup lot
Alter eating the cakes abs
:3: "More. please rs me a spoon.
Minna—Youth. Companion. "
lie—What did you think ol my nictura‘
0! Q0 the exhibition? She (onthuaiaaticlll!)
--It was way ups—New Ydrh Harald. ,
"You can't get up as many revolution
aminute us I con.” said thew little wheel.
"What do you take me tor." rupondnl the
ligone; “a South American ran-blicr'v
thingtou Star.
“When you climb to great heights don't
you sometimes dread [filling and being
killed?" she asked. “No.” theod
venturous spirit. ”What 1 most ll
telling iron: on immsnre height and not
gettingkllled.”—— about.
Bob Slayer—Well. I believe I mnstbe
gnu, Miss Ween—Perhaps you had
ter. The signal service predicts rein lor
mm.—Knte Field's Vl'ashiugton.
“0h. dry up!" as autumn said to the
hi. “I’m not as green as l was,” replied
the leaf. ”so l‘ll take your udvice.”~—Texae
81mm
The mosquito bill is one of the measures
II goes into eflect immediately alter
its partner-Union County Standard.
Hr. ToothandnniI—l can't imagine whet
we ever got married lor; we’re totally dil~
lerent at every single point. Mrs. Tooth-
h. you dattererl—Boshan Cou‘
The Boy and the Brook.
Aldcrlcdz “line‘s Jim the thinzl
String!
l‘ll dingr‘
Altrihta‘fiee'uan.
WMh-ymythattoleulamaa
measyis tomato an anemyol him Do
yeah-harem
Wild always. Alellow lent Inc
“dollars noticing meridian: rural
hmvanevsr triad to'tvvrawith him.~
loath-Thing.
Wilhelm—- Ia
yum sidewalk so nice and lrvshl
.. n." "meme
ovary
when Ia host ol‘tha lean—cloak
Underrldnhackn cum
atyouroouclu-‘
f;
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Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable
Compound
la a Harmless. Positive cure
for the worst form of Female Complaints, all
Ovarian troubles. inflammation and Ulcer}
lion. Falling and—Displatements, also Spinal
Weakness and Leucorrlnn.
it will dissolve and expel tumors from the
uterus in an early stage of development, and
checks the tmdency Io cancerous honors.
lr remove; laintness, flatulency, ‘ no
of the stomach. cures Bloating. Headache.
Nervous Frustration, General Debiiity. Sleep-
lessness. Depression and indigestion. also
that ieelin oi Bearing down. causing pain.
weight, an backache.
it acts in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system under all circumstances.
For Kidney Complaints oi, either sex thia
Compound is onsuxassed. Corra deuce
freely answered. ddress in confi cc.
LYDIA E. 1'le “30.00..me
il. l., liar Haven 8. "union ll. ll.
JUNE 5. 1892.
TRAISS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AB
F0hwW8:
A. N. -- 5”
Lexlllhex. rifle”:
Bill ex. 035 ac.
ll :17 local ex. . Dir-123? ex. 1 ll ac.
-50 so“)? no. ‘5) cruiziaabalcx. 6‘5
dalexJflrachlexJ50m.ltlZisc.,llBa. .
“'arihluglun ex bonds e—ea ex. 5“
ex. 15 c. Pole-urn minus»:
For: Nrw lo
ex. 0 is local ex., 6
ex. is ill heel er
9 a
for; new Ram. 23
v hi ac
)l.—- mu) ex.. {10 ex.. 1 44 ac.
arr-c. Ire l.ex.hlli nc.to nriogewntwuerz
ac. 7 II: ex. 7:! ac. to bridgepon Bil ar..9|l
ac. mo Adams ex. and an. 125 a. m.. ex.
Sunday.»— 2 iii M2. 9 12 ac... a. un; 7 hi ac. p. In.
nigh a. m. Wash. ex. l Ills. In. Boston or.
bun ilAin‘ronn. A. hi: d In ac. 9 I5 ex,
INF”. 1012M. P M.—»"'W ex.. l ill ex... 1 «ii
an. 2 l?) .11.. a ll an. 122:» a. in. ex.
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For: Barron. A. ~I0§ win shore Hue).
P. Mr‘lt'flo ex. (visitorinzdeldi. i ll) ex. via
Hartford).
LEAVE m YORK
Fm; Sou-m Nouwau. A. n—em ex.. .01
ac“ :olnc..8wex.,0m exam an. 1100 ex.’
Ii (6 nc.. 12mm ex. P. M..uml(‘., 1 wet.
zlilex..zmac.‘ Nex..lllllea..imex..flfiex..
tits. N. ea..6:llu~..6ltl ex.. 701 am.
hi or :5 in! A {1313" minim”? M-
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our 1. ex.. 12m midnight. w”
Housatonic Railrond
llaabnrv aa—d‘l-i—drirhlh Division.
CURRIITED TO AUUUfiT 8. 1..
Trainslenve Smith Norwalh tor Iran —
03.915; llL, [211.23.1th bltkdllaml (B
p. In. sondsyrbfli s. m. and 3' I5 tum.
leave Ilanbury [or South Kuwait—-
Ifilufimand ll than)" 315, ill And I3)
pan. Bundayenmlia. III and 505:). m.
ruins leaves South Norwalk lot Litchdeld
and Elms on the Shepaug. Litchdeld and
New! rn K. B. we I. InJLZl . m.
Trains leave South Sunni? (or Rid —
Ilfiand'lflmm. isll 215. 610 and I p.m.
leave llldaedeld tor South Norwalh»
:lmand Biotin" 35. ”Sand
IAIN LIN! DIVISION
Trains leave Bridgemrt as lollows:
l m a. m.. passenger lor Plttalield.
row. 111.. user (or Piustiehi. making
connections or Aibsn and the Wort.
l0 lo a. m.. lre ht lor liawleyville.
on. t or rea liarri
’
..hew Ill-idol.
on. freight for Great Barringtcu.
Al m..(3undsyu pas-em tor Pitt-laid
C. In 1'1.an 8n nteud t.
C. E. Vqurvn. moral en
‘FAwdEI‘r‘s
l1 IIII STIEET. IOIIILK.
To our "leads and patrons are tons.
notions that our Spri h‘lor 1'
are now rerelvad.to w lch your attention is
mpocilullbinvuwi. Openi week we will.
odor liner: no to ill a and flow
err. two hood hove-cl Flowers to choose
lmm. lea lee! now and we
wiilreservetheiv order until iatarll desired.
lIITB lllEfl Illl "E88!“ ll TIIE
”TEST Blllfl.
lailsa'owalttvrislmusturilt
MRS. W. FAWEETT.
”h”ili.”éiies OF
BRUSHEIJ SHINE.
Whoa—w... .W.
Bomlcommmm
William.
F. M. Pierce.
new mug;
com ‘I‘iiii’ a "
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For Gentleman’s Wear.
W‘“‘*‘
PLEASE CALL EARLY.
W. H. Swords.
# .1
WINTER rooms
F. H NA H one”?
Plumbing. Gas-Filling. Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Brick sét Ranges, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Ranges ‘
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China. Din‘
. nor and Tea Sets. Plain China, Agate and -
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices. /
WATERTOWN N.Y.
0 You‘ Want a riage?
IF YOU DO YOU C'AN
GET ONE AT A BARGAIN
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
.BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Don’t fiat that Jobbing is a Specialty. Orders called for
and delive
LUTHER WRIGHT,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
mun
Glo¥g[&0lseli
GOOD SHOES
es s . . . .
Child's lit and Russell Bile. to 31:2?“
“gun's lessen Blather. finest and snapped Sine or uni,“
let's Russet. a good one and am Loom. 11132.00!
Anythln You Like In Ladles’ . ’ _
ghlldren’s Made to Drag?“ and ',
CLOVER & OLSEN
LEADERS II THE 800T AID SHOE TRIBE.
8i Washlneton Sh. So. Norwalk.
WTIIElIilliNli lilillllli time; '
Tristram & Hyatt.
'0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING;
Norwalk.:
M...—
N ew?Dress Goods.
>Wo are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in
Dress Goods. The largest line that we have ever shown. We
hove styles thst cannot be found in any other store in town and
we guarantee our prices 0 be lower than the some goods are
sold by city houses. ’
run ems Mill IRIMMINBS.
We have a full line of For Capes which we have just opened
For Trimmings in all widths.
filo
fl Tristram & Hyatt.
NORWALK. ,
Norwalk Chronicler