K ”CHRISTMAS TIMES.
M. I'M ON THELEBSONB OF
THE ANNIVERSARIEG.
. n- m laurltluj-‘l’h We at Dr»
' oar-Ibo “MOI. at New Birth
leg-too In tho octet-g veer—ices n
W I. I. a Year 0! Wonders.
ML“. Dec. 25. .- Tb. sermon
by Rev. Dr. Talmage this "turn
.. war of acharacter especiully upprtipri
, m totbc holiday seston, and was “tilt-Dell
1, to with rapt attention by an audience that
2. your“ the’l'abernecle. Before beginning
ill dimmer tbs preacher gave out tht
' waning hymn:
' Joylotlu world: (it: Lord baa conic:
Mouth receive her king.
The text selected was ‘Colossiiuiu ll. 16.
. ”In respect a! a holy day."
What the Bible here and elaewliere call.—
a holy day we, by change at one letter and
channel pronunciationcail holiday. liul
by change of mailing and accentimtion u t
cannot choose the tact that holidays lifll't
”significance. At long as the world
“all! Cltriatmaa day and New Year’ii do)
and Easterday will be charged and sure
with lolemn suggciitiveness and
holy mirth. Whether you take the old
style at my text and call them holy days,
or the modern style ltml call them holi-
days, they somehow set all my nerves a-tiri
[lo and toy deeper emotions into proloutid
' eat agitation. I am glad that thiii season
we have the holidays completely bounded.
For years Chrietmne day, starting in the
midst of one week, and Kev Year’s day.
darting in the llllllbl. oi another week, we
have been perplexed to know when the
holidays began and when they ended, and
perhaps we may have begun them too soon
or continued them too lomr. not rhic rotor
p, thg.'£ickicl, 48; Grace Adams, 48. c
Gndca.--Rutberlerd Keeler. 4?: lim- 1
Scofiold, 47; Fred A. Elle, 47; Ollie Smu- o
ley. 45; Louise Woodward, 45; Julia [.
Lockwood. 45; Mabel Hendricks. M. d
G'Hlt? L—szb 1.515, minor! 47!,» Allin
‘da'lupet‘notnrni because ol an unhingml
Itarlnd angelic doxology. and the ozlm
day natural. but part ol .1 pnicessioo
that storied with the world's existent».-
and will go on until the world is
burned up; both the llriit and the Inst day
‘6 these holidays coming in with Subixtt.
teal splendor and Indemnity, and girtllitig
lath day! between with thoughts that
have all time and all eternity in their
emphasis. How shall we spend them?
“haphazard and without especial dim:
demand they leaving. as they go away
{nun us, physical fatigue and mental ex
flirtation, the cited» of late hours and
We! diet, adding another chirp
tertotboinorni and spiritual and eternal
(Ii-stern which bare resulted from mi»
spent holidays? Oh. no! A stout and
resounding no! [or oil the eight dnyit
l propane that we divide this holitlaiy
mute two Sebbaths ol the hollt'lu}
and the six days between, into three I llll]:
tern—the first parta chapterol illuetriutr-
birthday; the second part nchnjiterol on
addendum-r; the third part Debt-pit.
a! chronological introduction.
run one.“ “hymns.
Pint, then. a chapter olillustrlous birth
in]. Not. day of any year but but. been
marked by the nativityot some good or
peat cool. Among discoverer: the birth
day at Humboldt. watt firm. t4 mid of [to
fit] Uriugrton March 19. Among linlniii
omen the birthday til hanc New lull “'rlh
Dec. band at llerrchrl Sow. l7. Among
mute birthday ol l'lcero Willi Jitll. 3
Indolerywetotu Jun. it. Alllultg’prlaun
m the birthday cl Jului ‘ltlel‘u
"Sept. 2 and (ti Elizabeth Fry .\l:t;; l.
Ampsinters the birthday ol RanlllWl
was March 29 and oi Michael Angelo
larch 6.
Among mm the birth-lay of Wash
wan Feb. 2?; at Hamilton. Mil}- ’3,
and 0‘ JOHN, April 2. Among room»
ante-ironic "I. Mflhdfl)‘ 0' .“nt. lit-mull.»
w-Bept. 25; o! Lucretia Mott. Jan. 3. not
at Isabella Graham. July 29. liut ix ltiil
mall than birthdays compared with llrt‘,
I, turn or about that day wan born one
whoeclipaul all tbexreot name- at all thr-
ultllrlfl—Jmua u! Bethlehem, Jenna i.l
”Mb. June 01 Golgutlia. Jesus of Oil»
Vet. Jun-o! the inc-truly throat-i
The W rca have been made
abut-nae: in iiia lifetime. The grout-rt
cartila- oa tleld at bottle or in ho-ipitiil or
an lea. ward: or in myrdem have been
W by biuelt Milan. The illit‘bl
trod"! doom-rumor: have her-u
uttered in tbs proclamation ot bhi (iii-wt,
”Moratorium”. have ever mllui
M m were deacrlptlre at Mr lll‘e
”d M.- M have been other ortitorn.
H “I! I“. hilt who"spako In new:
u. spake." Then have I!!!“ other re
tormbnt none like him whowill not
ban ire-plaid bb thirteen until the
Intuit“ inventiisted. and the but bllriil
mgr-ed. aadthe butane! ear lllllluppfll.
lad lamina bound: like it roe,
ease at it wine to
been other dilemma, but
lite bin. able to Ind In" men may
with 'l'hsre have been other
but none lllta him. the writer
There have been other point
none like bit- who put the image
a to» nail. ito wonder ire cote.
hate bi- terrthrm-urit church. (.‘iitll
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.1. yourtimo to try Ill rind you will never regret calling at
the old family Boot and Shoe store of
Harvey’s,
10, North Main Street.
Bargain
could certainly nllord one silvery or fiery}
Ilgnal of acute kind to point the world to
the place where the sovereign oi the uni.
vertic lny inca land inlautlle. ll God
could allot-d to mike tin especial earth-
quake at the crucifixion, the unitint locks
on Mount Calvary i-till showing that there
was it convultlion of nature at that. particu-
lar spot which was tell in none 0! the stir-
roupdiuga, then he could itlIord something
uuuluttl, something brilliant, something
positive, sometliipg tremeudotu It the na-
tivity. .
it it king at the birth til it son can have
the palace illutninml nod couriers item
with ewilt dispatch to announce the glad-
nettoat the gates and wake up an empire
witlicauuontldeJ am not surprised that
tithe birth ol the Soiiol Godtliere wait
celestial agitation, and my only wonder is
that, instead tl one star or one meteor
giving signal, ull worlds did not make
demonstration. Why not other worlds
tuke interest in the event when Christ
conic lrom another world and another
world Wits to get the soul» that would be
saved by this celestial descent! it. would
have bccn a stellar disgrace, an astronaut-
lcul scandal, il, when the Godhead lny
compressed in the form of an itilunt, some
tliing from above had not poiiitt-d‘r‘tlown,
asuiucb as to so): ”There heis! Look,
all earth and heaven! book, all time and
all eternity!"
CllUClFlED SAVIUILS.
You set-,llic birth at lletlilt‘hqmmust
intro been more novel and startling to the
heavens than the crttcillxii’vn on Calvary.
it was expected that l'liriat would llt' titul-
treated. The world always had intuit-elit-
ed its good and great lrienils. Joseph
hurled into the pit, b'limlrucli put into the
lire. Jeremiah lowered into a dungeon, lltt
rid hounded (min the throne. Elijah cont
pellet! to eterve or tube his food l rum the
beak ol a liltby raven, nml Sucrutos t'un
demoted to death, so that the t‘ttlvttn‘ttu
momma wait in the some old line of null»
treatment. ilut the novelty ol till the nut-:4
Wits the conjunction of diviullyittid lxtt
munit y. invii-iblo deity, niuwlod and
ported and lll‘iillt‘ll in uinirulino physique.
A child :tutl yetu (lull Wily. if the me.
tmr haul not [minted down that night
.50 - angel would have l’llhllt‘ll down uml
pointed Willi ltl!~' glitter-lug Newt r.
Isaiah and David and Ezekiel, who ltil.‘
told the coming. would have llv‘t‘t-Ztlwl
lmiu their thrones and film“ on the tutti
ol the burn or in some way tleaignuirul rim
honored locality. As the linger ol l:;lll.
that Dec. ‘35 pointed to the xtmw cradle,
now all the lingers ol Citrislt‘iitlnm this
moment, lingers ol cbihllnul iuid old age,
fingers of N-rmon liiiil Ming iuitl Ill'l'tll‘JllUH
and festivity, point to the grout straw
cradle. Am I not right in saying limit the
first of the lbrx-t-cliitplrmul thr- liultilitys
should bedcvolril to the illustrious birth
day? llysont; and prayer llllll mleuiii re
fiectiou lillll charities luluy, and by gills
and treat that bear fruit in an hour ulter
they are pluulml, and loudly gittltrriu.’ and
bilarilica bounding lrotti crllor togiirrrt
tomorrow, keep Christmas.
A- far as possible gather the children
and the grandchildren. but put litittslitlipt'l
on racket, whether of laughter or swift
feet or toys in elmpe of roll (ruins ur truui
pots or inimit rill; Lei llll‘ old i. .11.. l...
one day ut llu>l uy mulling: :tlwill l'lll'U‘
lttltllsm, or pruxprct til only tletiiiw. ur the
degeneracy 0! modern tunes. or llu' poieou
in confectionery, If you cannot slitutl the
twine, rellz’i- [ruin it for it little ii‘litlt- lull)
Ionic other room «ml etup your HUN.
Clirietuins for tlulilrt-n without plenty of
IlUlH.’ is no Cllrixlllllu til. it”.
ll childrm :ititl Krillltlt'lllivll'.‘ll t‘llllllvii
have lull swing «luring the holiday». who it
will they how it? They will be still so ’I
enough, and their feet will elmlrn llu tr
pure. tititl llll‘ burdens of lilo uill luntr
them down. lloum get nwlully Mil
“lulu llit'l?lilld"‘l\ tire gone. While they
billy lil lltt'ln ill! the mom witliunrli I‘l‘
bounding mirth that you run lu-ur tn
relic-vs twenty tutti-it tiller they ttrt-Ilonl.
It) religious n wbrutiou Nudity uml by llw
tut-stircelebrution tomorrow ku-pl'iirnt
uuw.
As for our beloved church. in- tomorrow
night tumu to set. the l’llllllfl‘ll til our Still
built M'lilml ttllil Wllli delight. «ml in The
Cllllhllllll ”l'l’lilll. “tilt wlilt‘lt lnut run
heeled, we are I't‘lL‘llI‘flllllg the hull l.i- -. l.)
bl'lllllll“ out No to (our llllili‘iMli‘l limits it
titty. tint! lllt')’ will continue to go will. by
expat», by nimwiiui-ri uml by mulls until
we have dlllll’lllllll'll at lexut mum (‘Uplt'H
til the good iilil Book on “'lill‘li (formula-t
in built, and which givr-utlteuuly llt'illlllllll
interpretation oi thew MV’lll llyiug yrzir-o,
Lincoln; or AN Abxll‘ifil‘uflltl’.
The «road chapter til the litilltlui‘ii mind
Apt-uh ol ntiuttol ill-muleuee. Tlillt in the
hint i-‘ubliltlli til the yi-ur. 'l‘lm rill‘p‘l ul llii‘
year are grtti’iix short. {or it in old now,
When it wowed the l‘pl’lliulllrlu lilmumm
the year was young, and ultra it "tutti:
lite tit-yllic «Ml crntilc llirotiuii the. summer
burtmit lit-hi» liloytmr Wm $1701)“, but it l»
getting out ol brluith now, and filler mi
more throlnot the piilee will hitt‘t‘lbt‘, \l‘o
cannot Map this antitiol dim-home. riot till
the clerltti latch. not till tlm Willl‘lit'll lmrh.
not all the clirotimiietorn illicit. but. you run
not act. time int-it.
For the old lumlly clock you might mp
pow that time would luiveertperittl import.
and that it you took hold at thwold lutmlri
on the lament that communion of it time
piece and pushed them book you lltlultl
expect tltttl time would stop or ft‘ll'l‘ltl. tor
at lean iilrw minutes. “No, nol” mye the
old luttilly clock. “I mull goon. | now
your lather and motiierm their wwl-liuu
titty. letruelt the hour til yoiirtmiitity.
imitated the lest-ti lioimol tint any in
which you brought burnt-ii bride. lmtttul
ed the knoll rtt yourtmlirr'mlmtli. l tollnl
at your Iiiother‘tt departure. l’rii, l moo:
round your own going out. til lilo. l 1mm
go on. I meet an on. 'l’ieli. lock! ’l‘irt.
tockl”
, to Phil! not his rtiettonxr.
[lot motels-greet city clock high up
in the timer. 'i‘liere tire romnuy wrong-i
in all our citiea to be rlghtedwo many
evil: tobncrtirplted. comedy prisons to
beuniiarled—mtoptbefity clock until all
the“ thirty mutton. Lettiotrimon «mm
ell end all the peopled the great town do
one that the city hall clock iiliiill stop.
Wedoootmttiienlnuot lflltolie
modem-tot“. Wedouot want no;
mm your to inherit the mlalortunem
the rule. Byladt‘ieraliiudtotht tom
and MM hands «behold and halt
healthiest.
“1‘0. 36!"th eitycioeh. "Imam
tridt until numetiillevllrcrmbeeli
narrower in out allttlti. l have been
NewEnglunli . .. .
WORLD'S FAIR PUZZLEZ-elbc.’
, New and Complete Line of Skates.
Open evenings. Goods delivered free. Money cheerfully
.STURTEVANT’S
llllliTll not till m straits. .
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agent tor the
rotunded.
Houses,
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Silll'fll llflllWllfl
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and tribery, iruud and dissipation quit the
land. Stop, 0 clock in the tower of the
great United States Capitol!" “Kittie!”
says the clock. "I have been olug on no
long I cannot alien! to stop. I untied the
birthday of American independence. 1
rang out the return of peace in 1866. l
have econ many prenidetits inaugurated. l
titruclt the hour ol Lincoln's omitiution.
l have bent time for cmmicipntioii procla-
mation, and Chicago tire, and Charles'
ton earthquake, and epideniicu til lever and
cholera. Nations never stop. They march
on toward salvation or demolition. And
why should i stop? 1 chime {or the no-
tional holidays. ltoll lor the mighty dead.
I must go on. I uiuiit go on. Tick, toctti
Tit-ll, took!" There why be it tlillen-uce oi
a low seconds or ulow uiinutre lit the time:
pieces, but it will be a serious mention
when next Saturday night about the some
hour the ltiiuily CltlfkllJUId the city chicks,
and. the national clocks alrllie one! two!
tltrcei four! live: six! seven! eight! niuel
'gul elcvt-ul twelve! .
NJIJEMNITY OF A llh‘lfv'li YEAR.
Sorry out i to have. told clrpnrt this life.
It. has bot-u a gmul year. What bright
dttysl \\'liut starry nights! Wluit hub
vests! “'lutl. religiousmuvm’ttfiousl “'iiut
triumphs of art. tutti scleute lliltl invention
and enterprise and religion! But, alas,
bowsucrt-vl it liiislwou triliiiiorrown! \l'liut
pillows but with fever tlmt muld not be
cooled! What. Eti\\‘t'fiitlpl*lilll.£ wideniiougit
to lulu: down beauty llltlll’tlfl'lllzul iuul use-
luiucssl What ot'logeuurioos putting
down the retail 0! earthly pilgrimage and
taking the crown of heavenly reward!
Wliitt Charla-tum in Bible timincryiny:
”My hemlntty lu-iull And they curried him
to his "unlit-Land lie out on her kin-es until
noon and tin-n m- d." .
This your went the chief ptlt‘l of England
and the chill pot-t n.’ Ann-rim. ()ur Jtillu
U. Whittier—grout in literature :ttnlsitu-
pie its a child—for iliil I not spend on :tlli r~
noon with him iuu both i the Adirondack»
and iii the evening; \'.i- plil}ttl ixlinil Illllil'ti
huff, lietyliig DVI‘l‘ toy mm the iiiitiiiker»
t'llii~l,ti'l.ili- 'i'tie hurl pinurs mug \i'itli
the ltit:t'r}ti.;‘.l.in-:> .‘tlul Trilll} ‘Ull. ll.“
your gone—lip trim fur this particular rm
Nil) til Luv 3‘. .r u-r..t-.-;
Rim: mil. \'. liil lvt‘lle. m 3!." \i il l . Ly,
7 lie ll, liltit loud, the lr-M; llklli.
The year H u} l_l.'.: iu the ilihlu.
llillg out. \lllll lit‘il". ill let ltllll tliv.
What tuitiulzug ul I‘llmllm’lfi in mi.» i-l-wutg
your! \“iuit mange lilxmnms fur the i..;.r
riiiqe llllill',lll2kl ‘Vlli' in) rt H‘ {or too ll-lllllh
til tlit-tlt-iiil.’ llmuriuus utiil luuittttnimm
in trolliaiuu, Aul'urui :iusl iliml “um i.
mounting from themntoivmy Loy.» lie
lore this year quite louver; the earth lot it
lit-or our ri-pt-tiliiuco lor opptll‘ll’llllllt‘a thitl
can Ilt'Vt‘l’ return; kind word: hpokrii too
lute (if not spoilt-ti ill. ull; means of trifling
gowlnrtlouig giltillMll‘ulliplt'lt‘ly gun.- by
that. the tirrlintigrl's VlilCt' could not n-l-ull
lllt'nl. Cilll ll be that lllis year it during
and our billet tire dolor-given, nutl “r Lim-
no certainty that when nurlrtsr Der. Ell itzui
sped flil‘liy we elutll «uteri: liliwlul t-ter»
lilty? 'l'lit' moat iivertvtwmmqu solvum
week oi all the your is the lam, \vm-k t-l lli-
ceitiber.
1m: (smutm's Nlili' int;
But on (mt-mug; no subject. "lti nupwl.
(if a holy day." ttslll)‘ tt-M put‘itmr utou
tiny, .m we modern-e “Tllcilllll prnriuuuw u,
l .‘iilvi-i-it llittt you Ill\'llll‘ this si-ituitt int-i
tliiw l‘lililllII‘SWllll' lint ‘ttllilllit’r ml 11
lu~l l lullr~ ivirt’mizty, llie m-«noivl u ('lltliilt r of
annual llt‘l'lltll'lllk‘, end the llillll it . iripzrr
til virouoluglt-alintrmlurtion. lill'l m. lat-l
clinpli-r t\'r [mu- I't-itriiril lti nl-l-‘ti lllmu‘i
tit n' “as :i Nylon! t~!u-.u.;iitiul.l jealr not
i [n Lint; n iii-w title (but \\..:t n r_\' ~ u Mr .-
l\l‘.
The lituiily would sit up until l.t'vI\.«
ti’t’lol'k at night, Ali'l“‘lll‘ll tlnwln .. :i '
[“er lite ltiuilly “milil :tll Mi to ll.
lr: til tlutll’ llr tlu‘ lltlurt', lulu- u'tw. ti tin- li-ll‘
lititl tuni lott'lt ilii- lll' it tilltl .‘\\lllg lllt‘ Ill ti!
Wide open to lot the old y-urmlt and ii..-
lll‘W your iii. Ami tiiut i. tvliiit “'t' or.-
gvin; to do. Will) the Hillit‘ "ll-.hllrt‘vl
hlt'plllltl. titm- lute kt‘l‘t Knut- it Aliii‘lttl ll
will come t-mur door lit the i lil‘lllK meld
til tlii». u'mvlt. Willi itlmt rplrit ritull “0
let ll.t.‘ new your in? I lilii'e ulrmrly uliii
cultil (hit it la to lie, title of tho grunt»!
yt-ura til till i'lirutiulngy. .
“Why '3" you ask, “llm‘e you titty luii-
[indium lll‘ pronmullinna?" No' “A r.» 5w.
up. I ting the millennium till» your, "
5.»! "\Hi)‘, lliiti, my tlil-i lilwlll llli'tlllll‘
in; yiuri" For the eituple mum “in!
llllll ti~ llir )l’llr!‘ git by they lie. nutc- inun-
and more evviilltll, l‘otopmw tlii- Nim-
li‘i‘lllll century tillli tlu- illuliiu-tilli l'l'll
titty. t‘nuipon- the tint hull of llllttl‘t ll
tury “tilt the lite! boil. 'l'lm our-4m oi
tliiumt-ztuol tltitetirt- rolling liigln-r iliul
higher. The lulu-x all right ltlltl “mu;
are l‘upltlly multiplying, and their «rut:
fill‘! lililhl lo. tilti-tii-ll'iril.
it its it clintit-lnuliul fur: (LI-l ileum till
the time l'lililllifl lit'lll‘i‘l‘ in tin» ll url-l'». mm,
lzulioii lint null then to in int lair-riillou. to
lit n-ili-utpliou and ll'l Ilt‘llttillllun. Mid m
l vxpt't'i. lltltt litilllwlll llt‘ u urt-;tter)t;ir
tluiu i502. lt-i \H‘lltllllu bells “ill lie liil‘l"
ricr. it» olnequlon will be Nitltlt‘l‘. ltu ml
entitle dimmvrrira more brilliant. it» pi.»
prrltiru more significant. its opening mm'r
uriiud. ltn toriiiliiotion more nttiptvu-lmut
Look out (or lmll lit-t printer: lotto in
their emit 0! type plenty-oi t-xclmrmllno
points tottctupostidilrii lmrnumph. m
the rotm-thlorlvn hove profusion ol lllm
era tluit coo he twlxtrd into guriutult liet
churriirn imit- plenty of room lor lncrrmod
mwniblituoii. Let tiit'li nod m-iiirii him.-
more religion to ltll't'l. tile vurillxltlmui, and
the exigencies. and the “Mutant“, nllll the
ruptures, Mill the true» ol thin muting twat.
in willit tiltiml tilmll we optm the door all
the new your? With lnllli. strtnirt loiilii,
buoytuit tnltli. triumphant lolth. tioil will
set- you through. ills more will be null]-
cleot it you trim him. You an go to him
iii. any time Mill litid nyttitmlliy. My little
child got hurt one morning during her
mot tier’tiahsrticv. We looked alter the cm-
ati well tut we could. Torrid night her
mother returned, mid tor the tint time the
child cried and cried rorilerotttily.
lloiiie one said to her: "What do you cry
tori You did not cry till day." Her reply
wan. “There min on one to cry to." And
no you sometltiit-ii summits your lflfllhlt' be-
cause thereistio lull resource of rnrtiily
sympathy. But i rejoice to tell you that
in (led you always have home onetorry to
lie trill condole and belplu every crisis.
Curie. m. let me ultimo that imp-net
ot core from your shoulders. Come m
perity or adversity, cmue weddingor burial,
were health or sickness. motile to death,
unite time or eternity. all’e well. all“. will
Keep your been right. cud all else trill in
l.
filth
flea and women have retention given
ctr-age end whimsical directions lit regard
towiiat thrill he done with their heart.
bert linen tattered lite
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makes no iikereace whit else become. a!
it. Livia; and dying. may it olllie hisi
llPLlOltfli IN Tull. Will).
’l‘hunlu three chapters I have counseled
that the holiday» be grouped. May notli'
lng interior» with their lcllcities. May
they be be spent that they will be loud for
lcuenut reminiscence lurtlier on. You
'uow that alter “while the old homoatead
will be broken up. Forycimi itutl yeunt
the children come home to spend the boil-
days, and the house iiirttmiiiiigrd lrotn gur—
ret to cellar. and the scenes oi childhood
are rehearsed, and we laugh till the torus
conic iii-trio talk over some boyiiih or ulrlv
loll freak or cry over Home old trouble
ended. but the heart airings back again to
tnlrtb,lor it does not take a hull second
for a tear of the eye to strike the audio ol
the lip. For a low years the grandchil-
dren make the holidays uteri-y.
Otto oi the many uses ol grandchildren is
to lioep old folks young. ’l‘lten alter it low
years the mutual gathering at the old
homestead is bull broken up, {or (other or
mother iii gone. About two years tiller
(for there are generally about two years
between the time ol their going) thi- other
hull of the holiday season is broken up.
Then the old house gm iiitotlic p‘hlfit‘flhlun
oi ctruugrrs,nud the mriuutitlduughtcrn
by that time have litmus of their own.
They plant their own Christiana trees, null
hung up their own children’s stockings,
and twine their own bully and mistletoe,
and have their own good times.
They will periittpil be riding out. on some
of those boiitluys either in sleigh ort'tir»
rittgo twenty or thirty your» from now
along the places where Wt: slumber the
loot nlrop, and may we have been so cou-
iidi-rttte imyl sympathetic in our dcmi-utior
toward them now that they will tin-u my
one to another as they pttss the hilt-tit
mounds of the village graveyard or city
cemetery, "There rent its kind it lutlicruud
as kind it mother its ever wished their chil-
tlrru i'l merry Christine» or it ltuppy New
l'ftl’,’
Meanwhile we. their parents and grand-
parents, “1“,! hope, through (lit,- otouo—
nit-tit of our lilLfi‘mtfll Loni. llt? her-pint: luili~
days livelio'riind bitumi- lip-r «iii the lirihtllim':
vl the \l r} Chri~t \‘viutw birth the t‘lll’lllly
l‘iit‘lx‘l tum) minim-mum!its, l‘lill ill llit‘ “Air
eiutit of Du) ~" ii in: row the first your
open titiil \iill we the LN. your time. .u
Fullllilllillilhlillt u .lli the ever welmuzlt:
t‘lrrleul lustin-uly kindred. numy ulna-ply
there tititl uituiy fit-“UH to wine. and the
table.» ii.’ thiit it rd Uzi)’ it til purpli- Willi llit‘
urupefit ll! l-Lwiad, illnl nuitliu \Vi‘tit ”tin:
ticw \siuuul tin: kingdom," and glow with
“invite lllfllllnl’til {Hillhufrti tin-tn...
of file. out] the ulllrt of [lime Imluluys it ill
be mansions itud tliruum :intl t'r-mnis of
glory that tit-tor lode away. tin, tlizu tin-w
delightful holiday» of earth lull)“ lit us lor
those more delightful holidays of lit-liven!
The Yosemite Valley in Winter.
Sanitation: loll-two xii-Motown. Winter
hm .‘ph‘llll lilo ivy umulle our the, Ytl‘it'llt'
lie. The mighty clills Mlltl tltllllt'i‘i look
down tipoutlit- Valli-y Mt in the summer
months. but iL is with lorliitltliug .«tutrli-
urns titul “’llll threatening il.ipi‘l‘l, lluw
t'littilgt‘tl llH' write null (llllt'rt‘lll the oil min
(Hills! The smiling vale is no loiizcr guy
will) gtll’fit'tilh bower.“ lll‘ill litlgllt \tllli
grri-u inviulmv lutulu; no longer hi it rt-Mr
uzim wit Eiti.i-l.uuml liu~_'.' lint-etc l'm‘ l’L'll‘
luurm; liiilulinui ii M'u . w. l : W“
will the juymta rung» of .‘llllfil-i'!‘ lm‘ ;.,
mph}:- In: hula-r Vililfl‘t‘l'rl to the pine
Iron-in :is llt’ llu.ii~i softly through the fur
tst, and cello no longer repent» the Mt lit
iiitttiiitiu of Kim! vlaimrii.
'l'llt- .llrrt'rtl mil-i its swollen current im-
pt-ltinu-ly through tlio volley, llomi..._fi
many an tu'rt- i-l tum umnlutv lulul, {or i.:.ll
nit “I‘ll the rum? l:.::i lulluti. The thitlnltl'l‘
lmltrst‘ with pi'oirslllltt against the “FY00
new"! lllt.’ storm Metals. 'l‘lie etiow-liilr
lull.» “in ltl‘llt)llll'l' in awe mt it races with
Ull' wtileriuil in its donor-uni plunge. narl
~lzili~i til talus :Illll itii~lt:t;-< ‘iy t-iiutil-m ol
ruck lumen ”it‘ll" liolil til their parent t".:il'
llfi water and “'t‘llllll'l' do their work, and
tire tiaisilml mill Ill“ rind headlong: spud
ilimti Hill) the \ulley. It iii true (but Milli
trrrtlyiug storms rlu not Ot't'tll’Witli Ire-
quitii'y, but one rurh moi wltut-pm-tl by
Mr. llutrltinmuml bot family during the
\tllilt'r nl (MT, Wllr'll tin-y m-n- ilioouly
rt‘HtlclllS iii the volley.»l'.tiiloriii.m.
The Way Ila “'tn Sorry.
After the Will’ ('ulotti‘l lloli 'l'outulm lt'
n-ivmlrtlclter lrulii his old ‘rlt'iltl. Uliwr
l'. Morton, llii- aulMunu- til \‘illlt‘ll it»
that If 'l‘immlm Wullill t‘tilet' up to \\'.‘l"llllll.:
ion Itllil eimply my he tries tarry lie ivoulil
lK' titlteu bull. to lll'lPil'ltl in rough». whore
lll‘t timid» noon hope-d tiiiteo him. 'l'mlnlre'
rvply mm t’ltlirlll'lt'riltllt‘. lle tulle! he might
do this, but be \msrtlmitl it would lio mitz'li
him the t'tlllvlilmlt ul nth-origin mun \vun
int-t expelled from t'lillfl‘li l’nr lmimr l.i-
temper ltllIl Mi'tiutlg one ol the Minions til .l
dutwiou piirty.
llriui; llllillll ul “I‘lillll, the tritium-i of
the t‘llili’l'li didn't like to lose him, and rm
they llt‘ltl ii trim-ting ltlitl ligrernl ll be would
rite in the congregation and my be mm
iiorry be bad hlnlt'lt the sitter he would b.-
lurulvminutl tiiltrii built into tellowuiiip
lie agreed to do rm, and next littmloy rnr~
rir-tl out his part or the prtiurmimie. llut
lulu. tube root» told-i (mt nod Mltl. "i am
sorry,” a brother sitting over in the corner
inquired:
“Art-yon sorry llltra worhllitig or lil..- it
true. pt'ttllt-nlllll (,3liriiitiatil"
This mat-ml the miteut beyond mean
tire, and be exclaimed:
"Yeti. l'm Mirrywuirry i didn't itiiocit
lieriltlrn lli'ml ull’!”~».‘t’rw York Gauthier
t'lnl mitt-Illa”.
new Mrs. I'onter Cute to It. a Lecturer.
Mrs. J. Elli-ii Footer. who loot lit‘l‘li the
riibjrct o! no hourly or the alleged funny
timii'n jokes about it woman tmmze-ingori
man‘n where. wan drown into her present
prmlllon ol lecturer and lawyer by the per
reunions of her lint-brunt. “
Mr. Flatter one Very ml at bl.- wile'n
omnestiooed talent an a amber. and
urged the rat-rein oi it on every pinealblt-
errseloti. Mrs. Poster at Iii-it Mt it do
titled districts (or the victim. and the
tact that she occupied it at all is due to
the influence ot her husband and lrlriulnu
New York Recorder.
heel by 'tetirie lieu.
While limiting lit the melt thickets
our Velma Janice Weston who chard up
aim inhibitions-rid kept prime"
twenty bonmwhea bewaa lottod by B.
Smut-i l. hugely. who Ibotflil the
top More Vim could mom 0n
the road bone them minimum
been-ml killed the. aabarp light.
when Cor. tit. huh Blenheim-rim l...
France's Premier Will , Not
Fight with M. Andrieux.
PUBLIO IHSULT Obi THE PROGRAMME
The Eamon: Pro-tenure». Who Now‘tlayl
‘l'iu-ro In No Proper Cucu- Be‘lll, Will
lie tilrtvn mm by ills Enemy, \Vbo
Apparently 'rlili-ottl for Gore.
l’Altlit, Um. 27.-—1’ritue hliulntchibut
listslwcuelmlictigtvl to it ilmri by M. An-
(ltll'llx. 'l‘iin pit: ~ in his great "worth
on llb't ’l'iiitr~x...y rem-7... to the recent
limit by indolent as the Work olitiliplo-
lillll. who Wit.» sowing diwrtli-r. Atttlriettx
ii. iii M. l’ruvtil, tin-deputy, and iii. immune,
t'X-llifllzlbl.;‘lilf', to lli‘lllnllll mtiofoclion.
'l'lii-yszivr limot'» secretory. Ht: “(limit-d
that the bowl. out! its titlllmr worolvgitl-
tunic objects of public criticism and that it
challenge 0:! such it lnlals could not in: (UN‘
ildcl’l’ll. liilwtlzitvr took lit»- some writ-
Hull and dt‘cllll’t’d that. the code did not per
inllncull tourui: l‘m' bllt‘ll‘ll t'ltliH-t'. Au-
tli'ieux \iiél. then-ions, publicly insult ll‘i‘i
lil‘llllclltllllr.lt~l’lll timvt'lu bring about a
met-ting.
Bolling the Cabinet.
It looks I” though Aiiilr'lt-ur.’ now ”night
My provoke the Irztiitlzt-l lllill the «Mention
of the apparently almtitlouevl purpmc to
prosecute llllll. .‘ilucti til Anilrieus's eti‘
rivuce itgaitihl members of parliament and
Zillilliil-X“. i‘.‘i.lnli lit: iit :xlowty tlllllllK (till,
.'i.: "lit“illt‘ll :rtritt (.‘r‘irm‘luh llt'm, tin.-
the liliirMnoflr-r ul lluruti ut‘lllllt'll.
'l'lie st‘esinlh oi the itit‘esiiiznl{um-multili-
ire it ill iv" iii-ltl \tilli I'ltM'il vlunlx dill.
llll' reruns. of purl‘ntnii-rit. i’i'rq Lrtit liflv
«on reports 2;, liu- .‘3.’lilllllli1h>:l of tin:
lit-i portion 1-7 l" - l’uiuismi l‘l«ll‘.',i"li_"§ gut-
prn bliowml ilhllllli: implimlm; 1m um.“
ot‘ xurimtm-m.
The M m... : UW. Incl“, rug \x-‘rmluf; l7,-
immm liauo - ll '
“'lm “ill in: « ‘.l‘ll ..ii in; tin» cw
lie let‘kllt‘i'lt‘tl in lel wli léviit. is l
Dt’l“.'t'_i‘t'lil(’l.lililll~£t*rui natural“:
ltilli..~lv r in :tuil’i‘
-. lilili‘llillh;‘rlf.‘v£ ll... ".llc
'llllllli’t‘.
' W’Iltl
«will,
. ill t‘ulllir-z‘iluii it illi the
pilyuu'lth n: in. :n Lilli-Mllt' to iii-u ~{Illl't is.
To» Luv >s'~ ruptt-t min: ll..-
rillim-rs llvm‘ iliptimii i..t.n >2 'lll’il .t Jum'
Ii..
lreiv L~/..!
tit-u: :i.. ii: of lllr‘ll‘ I'lu lt'V.
Thv \"liitr lit: ist' ‘Ell'll'fllillllf‘l.
'i‘i' .\z~ill.\.i.iu'.. ii. ., :7. .‘vlttlll i:.‘:\l;llill‘)‘
luspiriur llr, t'. .l. U.~.itlliiiil. uz' l..v‘ lit-.liih
ulltu-. timiiul llll' \i'lul.» lloun- lllmlll inmti
flilll Lul'lni'tl tito >l.’,li.~ on llwdmuu, quoruu»
tililtigtlie exr-eum’v tuniiainu 'lm- higlih
an- pitik colon-cl hinterland, and on tilt-m
in primal: "‘l'u htttmtv ”it! plutuirtl “lili—
tiit: perittlaeluti i'e twin-t ittl. .‘téll'll't u \t'l'
\i'tllitii." 'l'hi' alga. \.. .'.- put up lb mime
oi ilit: llliii‘.“ ol’ l'r-wilrm Handout»
gmnucbild. '
Dr. I‘lt‘filytirt'w l.ilirr.tl l‘tilluvst'ra.
El.“ l will», the ;? lit: titrry is won'-
tury oi tlw Anny-mm; w: n 3, 'iliroiilli
lil» inunl‘ lll llir 1.»: mm: . m- i :. Jul "
éli-tti l'iltllll .i~ “:l) ll'tlllt lli“
r'wpiwu‘s v .‘rll'r.)lill.
Uu hounds.) our gum u..~ i.::.... I. l.)
Dr ("uh-y to Dr, .‘vitii.yiiri leH nrnliuzut
lllr'bt‘lti l'ruuilm on. row. i:.il ll» } .ii'v ltow
mir‘uig :t New Yum-1s palm».
.. .-
‘ . an”
"l\l.tl"ll' .’~ in l;.
I‘ll-mini [or Ilrr (intuit-1‘» lll’r'.
”outlaw. l}i;il.\. i._i- .il.. :2. ll-vltlllll’~
per. the i earn it. .-.u..ini nl l‘t.lll‘ Kimono...
meddemmul by it..- l'i.r limb that in»
M‘lttfll llllit‘llllt"l it! but: lllil) tip-nu do
lllilllllc‘l lillll Ill tiu- J-ni‘u’l‘. .‘oll-n .‘lttlt'l’aull
hillltalttl lliiil iln' lirutu li.‘ lml lyiu‘lwd, in
tacit recurring; l‘mmmu- itultlil be on my.
1in tin mory to lit-r. but the mob run-ll to
butt-.1 lulu.
A lrer l'uroeirlitl "rhnul.
t‘m l,\t.lti_\', Ky , Dar, .i. “wimp Mattie,
u! (llt‘ Rullldit t’uiitnlu 4 .tlll‘t'il, lilllit.'lllll‘t“i
llllll llt'n‘illie'l‘ t i..4 «.i ll-t llwiiiu” (litholo-
pirm‘ltllll ri'lima‘m lu-tw- “ill liu {he in pil-
lillh. The (not ill (lit N‘lilflll liltn lvt't'n "Lisle
by priiutc roomiiuttnin it i.“ Idiltl. that
an ril‘ari iiill lm ilimn- in put .1” llw
[Alltn'lilill Mlillilii on “W .~.l:i.i~ hinting.
Eli-rum] It! tltw l'tml Combine.
Ninth“ Yuli‘n, bruit—10m llrrul-l stage:
“There iii itrottt yullrriuq among the prior
or tiiim'it) tut-l ill.) ultiirt. u! i'rmwylt‘n-
tiitt. null it hull blue to ill" lira-oil“; t'V-lil
mtiiliiuo. ’l'liv'ro i-. no “writ (or tlir milieu;
lil'lll‘l‘ their polluting. lut'l'l‘ intuit-stout
ltit-rr-im- in the pi .. .- of n. ii; llt‘lll't' the l ...ir
people's 511in rlu ’. '
The Inmlgruiluu t'umttil t u 3min.
Jurxmxntti. i‘l.i. lit-r 3: Fly» tub.
cuttttttiliet- 0' llw npvrlul joint mil-.tt'i-attlouitl
t‘ommilt on iiiimllzmtloti “0'" I'D‘I't-lli‘tl
and entertained by l‘boirtitmi i‘uirin-mi, oi
the board of truth» t‘ttliitlllllt't‘. utul ammo
mince ol the fieuilttole club and later
Milled ltir Iltiimm.
‘fltc Mum-t litprlma III - Wreck.
I’flil..tll£l.i’lli.\, live. 2:, leniitrkt't ex»
pmrmtlm ileiuliulz mud Mritck ii work
lrnltt‘s uyglnn itt l'uiiriiyd elation. tutti
necr Heltmtlmml Firmimi lini‘illi. oi the
expiry-a. ll‘flpt'il lor tliolr liven Mill were
both injured. ’l‘hrpiimvnitem were bully
altolten up.
"null-to [hurl-iv»! lo a Woman.
Pittman. lint. '17 ~ lint. 8. ll. Mitchell
entcmlnrolile illo‘wltlitiill lidill'llll: that.
her loot bad lit-route tntmiulrd iii ucoil oi
telempli Whit “lien ”61‘ our tutorial her
leg WM we cut hr the wire that mnpnlotlim
my be nrmztry.
.4... M4
The four Tori-rm throat-t.
liattn Pr}. bind, Dec. 2".—~‘i‘he troops
not from l-‘ort Wiiigato to Zuni. Pueblo,
(rt-timed with their ffflui'fl'”. who new
time ago tortured and murdered two other
Indiana for wilt-hora“.
anrancla‘s til-Prelude“ um.
New You. lire. firefimtms the m
m who arrived by the steamer l’rtns
Murmur were Domingo Manager. n~preai~
dent cl Vertmtehi. and his wile.
trim Anaem- need.
Jemir Cm. momentum And-min.
the Well known diver, who WI» serious”
injured while at work on it newt on Fri-
day, died into.
Airmail at Anal-tie (My.
Ammo. 011. Dec. 2:.——'l'he nation-er
(3. t3. Domitian. rapt-lit it. i". lilies. vent
astound on the trench thonmgllarr.
Grow-did eodtirreeat'
aloud.
m..." w” ii" Wm...
! fl I" ,
V I , ”I” .
.................... L
20" Per Cent. below Actual “coat.
. Remember these are till winter gooda and they moat” not he
curried into seminar, hence the great reduction.
w inlEGER,
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
pliii bfgtllts t iiil’ii”
plow-t :tgdlllnl it." infill Ill" wit m). to the l "
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term. ”use. norm W were w,
W
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’00" lSEE Tilt.
on lbw-tumult».
t luxnrlw. ’llilir
porullorttoeatc .
3i du-toruiveltn
, rw'
Allrlrusrulttnmilltatbrrmwltl a brim. ll you
it. ao-ud .niir nil-luv or a tree mmv
i-‘um moron the how t-l.
' ~ >4"le '
SUI’F Ill.
9. Lion, etc.
~i
, tr ..
‘50 CENTS.
in»:l’»r...ar«llrr.,;,,o‘.i.
““53 MONEV ncruwazn
‘5 m i‘.’ «i
.v'x-a, xr/‘. .
hdflbijfi
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(haircut! ' '
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lull lhiutlib’.
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. 153.10 r'l. lvlafipringfirizii. l l” v-:.‘. via
i‘uflinrtli.
rr
LEAVE SET-‘5 \‘tlitlt'
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“3 mum rt. l
(Ii .1" tit-x.
ya
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3.3.01... fil‘lt'“ . SiilzL
ll!» 7 id.
mu. Emil .‘uluim "u. Tl'l' ..
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i .. ‘lli’i‘lit‘r‘ .l. 5i t. M .i:
. YUP :l.“‘a:li;tl'~
HAS
HUUDAY
0.0008
AT
VERY
low Prices
MISS Emma Van Tassel
& 00"
will nllrr in“ ”I" not! fertilityullu-rmirr flock
not in or-la r in ill‘tnl‘ room l>r
other guide.
Hats trimmed in Latest Style. 25c.
little Sl.00.
“more give us in rail.
MISS Elli lill llSSEl & 00.
2d limit M “lull. tit... Ninth Nonralk.
HORSES CLIPPED.
Ilnms clipped by prartlml operator.
[tone by it,»
Gillette Machine.
1hr: but maul». running without noise to
triehleri the iuirw. Poll on or realms
(in). 9. GIKMHY.
Livery l'lt :hb. Vent varwnilt
diam
NEW LIFE.
DR 1H}. “’qu :02in AND mats
TBEATMZNTJ smith [or ii Qtflln. hint-
Im. rite. Reinaldo. who. . error»
italic-“ea l Iby i "Wilmer-0.3%“?—
Iran . cli- irprm in. ten tr; ran.
euarl int-nit mmrndernruintii Pile-iii-
t Axe. noel-minus oil l‘tmer in
#tber net. in . immune end til
mleweetieum voluntary oer
‘mr curt at a.
W in
roll biennium-14 e. A mth'slmt.
Id
newt.“ that! out. We treat:
honest care. border tort «with n
all... "r" mm 3.???“ '
tram” W it"s-a halo ‘WJnrm-ll
ulna. trio Iy
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evanvmtn
For young and older Ameri
large stores of New York.
Please give us a call.
Glove
Men's Velvet Slippers.
r
GLOVER
8 3 Washington St...
l‘ris’tram
lire-5s (low. Le,
we gusimiito-oour pro-w. o iw
mid 2} til) ll.:ll~-'~.
Fllll llllPES
2‘3
3‘.
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...
Fur 'l‘ritttiuings it: all within.
Trisiram
QflflL!
«cc—-
Grain,
Feed,
009m~
AT
WHOLESALE l’lllCE.
F. H NASH «SLW'B‘RO.
Have received from the World of Columbus and the World
he discovered a
F ine Line of Holiday Goods
eer-
W» i; we a full line n1" l’ui'.’
Wood 0001 ll} fliderfi
it: 1388i ”mutabicombinlna Durabililyand‘llyltt
llaklng'it the heir rim Seamless Shoe in the more 25‘
WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H.S. BROWN’S.
South Main Street. 50. Norwalk.
r L'. '- for wedding presents.
Our variety is beautiful and the prices the some as in the
atoté'éh
$ 75 to $2.00
——---4¢>~---—
Men‘s Russel and Black Goal, - l.00 lo 2.00
Men‘s Alligator. - - - 2.00 it) 2.50
Men's Russia leather Slippers, - |.50‘aml 2.00
Buys‘ Slippers, - - - - 15 to l.50
Ladies’. Men’s. Boys’ and Children’s Rubber Boots
A'l‘ PRICES THAT WILL SL’lT ALL.
& OLSEN,
So. Norwalk.
lilE tunes 00V 000% tutti
& _ Hyatt.
MC». 2 GAZEE’TE BUlLDlHG.
Norwalk.
i‘few Dress Goods.
We- on» :lltiwlllig our rulin- new lion of Fall Novelties in
The largest linw that we have over shown.
luv-- styles that czttiuut llt' found in any other :itol‘t‘ in town and
We
i..-.-,'..;- ‘t’tuu ill» Emilie? goods are
FUR TRlMilllllliS.
apes which we have just opened,
“1..-...—
e
8:: Hyatt,
NORWALK.
COAL !
l
$7.50.
«Meow--
AIM A
l'rn-u— $40 “aWRGYE’ 4x5’:gmph. “client! and local.
$25.00.
a“. -. 4.... ..~.-..
'“ G. 8. NORTH,
‘IM
l 4x5 0AMERA¢
guide of 'l‘ ”E illiNTlNEL among
. ; its louse.” eattelltce.
Photographer. 'll”:
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