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DR. TALMAGE ON A PREAGHING CIN-
CUIT OF SOUTHERN CITIES. I
noon—tetra. oltlootl “army-(Ila
and Ito PaaIah-eat—Bo It» Deceivedr
Ivtlre Evil helped Apt-at WWII
lot-r- ta Plagu- llto Inventor.
Amt. Jun. lit—Rev. Dr. Talmnp.
' who in now making a ten dayt’ tour ot the
anthem cities. preached here today. The
in and around the audience hall
youd animate. The subject chosen
was. “The Circle of the Earth." the text be
lag Isaiah Id. 23. "It is he thataitteth upon
the circle ol the earth."
While yet people thought that the world
not flat. and th at years belore
they tound out that it was round. Isaiah.
In my text. intimated the shape at it—God
altting upon the circle ol the earth The
moat beautiful figure in all geometry is the
circle. God made the universe on the plan
of a circle. There are in the natural world
nraight lines. angles. parallelogram Ill
ls. quadrangloe. but these evidently
are not God'- favoritee. Almost every
where where you will find him geometriz-
log you will find the circle dominant. and
it not the circle. then the curve. which too
circle that died young, ll it had lived long
arough it would have been a lull orb-a
periphery An ellipie is a circle prostad
only a little too hart] at the side:
Giant's Causeway In Ireland shown what
God thinks of mathematics. There are
over 5.” columns of 'rmkmtgonnl.
hexagonal. pentagonal. These rockeseem
to have been made by rule and by rumpus
Ivory Irtin baa his molding room. when
hourly make fifty sham; but he chomes
no ahupe u lerable to all others. I will
Id. my that t e Giant‘a Cauueway was the
world'n molding room. but I do any out of
agreet many figures God seem-I to have
oriented the circle an the best. “It is he
that rittcth on the circle or the earth."
The mars in a circle. the moon in a circle.
the sun in a circle. the universe in a circle.
the throne of God the center at that circle
luctztsrlox rm: cm'ttcu ARCHITECTURE
When men build churches they ought to
We the Ben ol the Great Architect and
Inttheaudicuce inacivcle.knowingthat the
natural emotion roll more easily that way
thanin straight liner Six thousand year:
ago God flung this world onto! his right
hand. but he did throw it out in a
straight line. but .iugly. with a leash
I! love holding it no at to hringit back
again Thr- tvorld started trout his hand
purr and Edenic. It bu been rolling
through regional mural ice and d'
How long itwill roll God only known.
" it wIlI in dnetime make armpit-ta rir
"‘ email and oomhaektotheploeewhenerit
w—tbhamlol God—pureand Ethnic.
Thehiatoryottheworldgom in Icircle.
Why bit that the shipping inour day in
tmpvovingao rapidly! It is Immune men
are imitating the old model at .\oah’e ark
A ahlp arrprntcr gives that as his opinion
Although no much derided by small wits.
that-hip ol Xoah’II time heat the Majeutic
and the Etrurla and theCiryol Paristol
which we boaetaomueh hereiatbe
ablp on the am today that could outride a
deluge in which the heaven and the earth
were wrecked. landing all the mmgrrl
lunalety—twool mach kind at livingcreo
tutu. thou-audit ol special
Pomology will go on with its achieve
ment- until alter many centuries the world
will have plums and pears equal to the par
adimiml The art of gardening will grow
tor centuries. and alter the Downturn: and
Mitchell: of the world have done their heart
In the tar lutnrethe art ol gardening will
come up to the arboresuxnceol the year I
ll the maker» of colorvd glam go on In-
proving. they may in home centuriea be
able to make something equal to the east
window of York urinate-r. which was built
tn law. We are six centurion behind tlnm
artist». but the world mm keep toiling on
until it shall make the complete circuitand
come up to the nkill 0' those very mt‘ll.
II the world continues to improve in ma
mar], we ahall have alter awhile. per
hapa alter the advance ol centurion. mortar
equal to that which I new last trimmer in
the wall ol an exhumed English city. built
In the time- ol the Romans. rm) years ago
—-tIIat mortar today as good as the day in
which it was made. having outlaaterl the
brick and the stone. I nay. alter huncln-tlw
of years. masonry may ulvanoe to that
point. It the world standalone enough.
we may have-a city at large aa they had in
old timra Babylon live than the aluot
London
You go into the potterlra in England and
you llnd them making cup and vans alter
the Myleot the rope and vaso- exhunml
tron: Pompeii. The world i» not going
back. Oh. no. but it lsuwinxing In acir
cleaml will come back to the etyjea ol pot
trry known so long ago “I thedayaol Pom
pail. 'l‘heworbltuuxt keepon
until It makes the complete circuit. The
curve III in the right directhm; the cart:
will keep on until it hecomea the circle.‘
'nll out? luau. emote.
Well. how. my lrierals. what in true In
the material halter-Ire In true in (lod’a moral
creme-at and spiritual arrangement
in the meaning ol Ezekiel}. wheel,
All continental/ore agree in raying that the
wheel meaaand'arnovldenee. Butawht-rl
toolnonae hale-II it turn. and ll It turn it
tame around. and It It turn around it
mlnacircle. Wharthenr Are-re
parta at a guru Iron machine whirled
around whether we will or not the victim
at inexorable late! \‘ol Bo tar from that.
I ahall allow on that weoonelvu mm the
rivet-clip or bad notional-ad that it
will mrrly mamndarpin to on union
a divine intervention It be hindered.
badmgood action maymako tl
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at goverommt. ”and itwill have ananarohy.
which Ia nogovernrnrut atall. Andthen
all nations. finding out that man Itnoteapa-
ble of righteoualy governing man. willcry
out again tor a theocrnoy and ray. “but
God more backandwnducttheadalra
the world."
Every step— monarchy. limited moo.
archy. republicaoinm. anarchy—only dithe-
ent elep- brtweeo the tint theocnrcyand
the law. theocracy. or negotenta of themat
circle ol thecartb on which God alto. But
do not become impatient beuuea you can-
not see the curve ol events. and “radon
conclude that God'a government in going
to break down. History tellaua that lathe
making of the pyramids It took 2.!!!) men
two yearatodnrgouegreatnonelromthe
quarry and put it into the pyramids.
Well. now. it men abort lived can afford
towork l0 slowlrav that. cannot tied in
tbchuilding of the eternitieaallonl towaitl
What though God should take “will yearn
to draw a circle? Shall we take our little
watch. which we have to wind up every
night but it run down. and hold it npbe
aide the clock 0! eternal agar? Il.aooord-
log to the Bible.a thousand yoanare in
God'a eight aa one day. then. according to
that calculation. the 6.1”) year- ol the
world's existence hate been only to Got! an
trout Monday to Saturday
But it isolleu the emu.- that the rebound
is quicker and the circle in room corn
plett-Il. You reunite that you will do what
good you can. In one week you put a
word of coumrel in the heart of a Sabbath
school child. During that same week you
give a letter of introduction to a young
man struggling in b-rtinrret During the
more week you make an exhortaliou in a
prayer meeting II is all gone. you will
never hear ol it perhaps. you think
A low yearn alter a man comer: up to you
and says. “You don‘t know me. do you?”
You say. "No. I don’t remember ever to
have been you" “Why." he ways. “I wan
in the a‘ahlmh rtchool clam! over which you
wen- the teacher Um- Sunday you invited
me to Clll’lrl. I accepted the odor. You tree
that church with two torrent yonder?"
“Yr-es." you my. lie say». "That is where]
pmrcb.“ or "Do you are that governor‘a
house? That It. where I live." One day a
man cornea to you and mya. "Good morn
ing.‘ You look at him and say. "Why.
you have the advantage 0! me; I cannot
plan- you." lie ways.“l)on't you remember
thirty yearn agogiving a letter ol introduc-
tion to a young man—a letter ol inlrodtro
tion to Murrow II. Grimm-II?" "Yes. yes; I
do." He nays- “I am the- IIIan. Thai won my
find step towarvlalortune. but I have re
tin-II from httsinmr now and am giving my
time to philIuItIIropieu and public interests
Come up and are me. "
Ur a man coma- to you and saytv' I want
”introduce mynell to tort I went inloa
lager meeting in Atlanta some year:- ago.
III-t back by the door you are-w to make
an alienation. that talk changed the
ootnaeolmy life.andlt lrverptto
heaven. under God I will owe my nlvatlon
to you" In only ten. twenty or thIrty
yeah. the circle swept out and awept back
again to your own gratclul brain
1’“! cumin or I‘Ikl.
Bntoometima it isa wait-r circle and
dot-n not return tor agrrat while. I row a
billol t‘xpflkrlul lot bumrnu Luimer and
IliIII y The bill at U'xpt IN- a my»
One load at llr luaula”
.hld.
l'artage lIIr lour lIIIIIlIIIil wood" . 2;
Item. a pom ................... . he Id
Item. two chains“ 3L Cd.
Iu-In. two stat-Ire. .. Id.
Item. tour laborer! ... he'd.
That wan a cheap fire. coli~iolerrnit all the
clrcumstaucee. but it kmdlulalight that
phone all around the world and nurtured the
martyr apirit. and on. (rum that homing ol
Latina-r and Ridley rollnl the circle wider
and wider. starting other circles. clmvolut
ing. or ermnoing. circumacribing. overzrrch
log all heaven—a circle.
Ilut what in true ol the gorilla junta»
true ol the bad You uIIera-Ilstudrr agaimu
your neighbor It it» gone lurth IrorII
your teeth. It will never come back. you
think. You have done the man all the
mirehiel youcnrt I'ou I'l-JDIL'I.‘ to use him
wince. You my. "Didn't I give II. tohirn?"
That word ban gone out. lhal aluminum
word. on it» polaonoua and blade-II wzry
You think it will never do you any harm
But I Illl watching that word. and l nee ’II
beginning tIIcurvc.aud II curvm around.
and it is aiming at your heart. You had
betterdodxrit, You cannot dodge ir. It
tells Into your bottom and Itllt'l’ it rolla In
a word at an old book. which mya. "With
what maroon ye nMe.ir shall be mean
Irrt-Il to you again."
\‘oumrltrrat an aged parent. You be
grudge-d him the room in your harm. You
are lmpaticntol his whirm'tmlirwuod gar
rulity. It make-you mad to hear him tell
the name atury twlto You give him loud
he cannot nominate. You 'Iah he was
away. You wonder it be In Irmugto live
lorva-r. III- will be goneva won. Ili-
atrpr- Ilfl‘ aborter and IIhIIrtI-r lle in min .’
to Mop. Ilut God baa an account urn-tilt-
with you on that nubirct Alter awhile
your eye will be dim. and your gait will
halt. and the neural oi the grinding will be
Iow.and you will tell the name Mary twice.
and your children will womb-r it you arr
going to live lorvvcr and wonder it you
will never be takrn away.
They ralled yon "lather” oath. now they
call you Ila-“old man." It you Ilvea lew
yearn W they will call you the "old
chap." What arrtlwn rough worda with
which your childmr arr amt-ting you!
They are the echo of the very wortla you
need In the ear of your old lather lorry
yam ago What is that which you arr
trying to clII'W.lI'II llnd it "amicable
and your jawnache. and you Mimi" the
attempt? Perhaps It may he the art-Ila
whtch you {pure to your lather lovblo break
teat tort; yearn ago.
A gentleman rainy-long the street law
anon Ilnncgmgiu her Into the rare“ by
tbebalrol thehmd Thegentknmotrt
raw-d at thin brutal conduct. In. about to
punish the blender when the old man
arm- and and “Don't hurt him It'IIIIll
right Forty yeanago
dragged out my lather.” by the hair 0!“.th
head." It lira circle. My father lived taro
theeightiertaudhrbadaverywltbeaparl
earner-i herald that maltreatment par
t. ammo or for non.
“I". will“). .
Oh. what a atu WWW
momma
the monument-3a..
$tfl boredom
tomaaluadlvlaeinhrvndna
mtnglaektomwlthwvlet-adb
flinch—rotunda”?
(Limitlllztuavl’anldh hvnlfl
0‘ m when
eon-a to tail
aonl 0b. than I would Iikata
me im. Nooormntrllthewiderweepot
theclteleol hialnlluenre aavatbeonewho
treated on tbecircleoltbcearth.
all Inhouldoot wanttoeeetheeounteuanm
ot Voltaire when hie influence cornea to full
hint at eighty— three years at age hie inltr
ettoedld not com The moat la-illlantman
ol hie century. he had hand all his lacultlu
: tot-mulling Chrhltianlty—bla bad indu-
onoe whleningthrongh France. widening
out through Germany. widmlngtbmghall
* Europe. widening through America. widen-
ingthrouglrthe I15 year: that have gone
by other he died. widening through earth.
widening through hell. until at last the no
cumulnted Influence of his bad lilo In llery
surge of omnipotent wrath will beatagaiutt
his destroyed spirit. and at that moment It
will beenough to make the black hairot
eterrutl darknm turn white with the her--
‘ror. No ooecaa tell how that bud man'-
iuflueuee girdled the earth nave theouewho
la hall“! on thecircleolthceanhbtho 101d
Almighty.
"Well. non." lay people in thla audience.
“this in home mprcta is averygoodtheory.
and In more othcra avcry and one.
would like tohave all the goodwe hawve
ever done come back to no. but thethought
that all the Irina we have ever committed
will come book tour lille us with ntlright."
My brother. I have to tell you God can
break that circle and will do so at your
adl I can bring twenty [manages ol Scrip—
tures to prove that'when God for Christ'-
mltr tor-given a man the aim-cl his past. lite
never come back.
The wheel may roll on and roll on. but
you take your position behind the croea.
and the wheel atrikcs the cane and in shat-
tered lorever The nine fly off lronr the
circle into the penIendlcnlar. falling at
right noglea with oomph-re oblivion. For
given! Forgiven! The mnnettt thing a
man can do In. alter more ditliculty has
been settltvl. to bring it up “will. and God
will not be no mean an that.
God's memory is mighty enough to hold
all the events I)! the «gm. but there is one
thing that i» sure to «dip his memory. one
thing he is ..nre to target. and that is par
dotted tmmgrmiutt How do I know it!
Ivn'll prim- iL "Their sine and their in
lquitiur will I remember no more." Come
into that Mule: this morning. my dear
brother. my dear sister "Blamed ia the
one whose tritium-Mono are lorgivclt"
nu; ma Ll-L or Ertznxrrr.
But do not main-the mhttulte ol thinking
not this doctrine-oi the circle atop» with
this lilo. it rollaou through haven. You
might quote in owonition to Inc what St.
John mya about the cityol heaven II.
aayail "Iirth louraqnare." Thatdoaaccm
to militate against thin idcn. but you know
thmlsmanya square hour: that bun
tamily circle laeiog each otha.and in a
drclemoriug.and leaaprove that tithi-
aotnrcyaud to heaven St. John “ya.“l
heard the voice at many ml: roundabout
thethmneaudvhelaoaaaadtheehlera“
Again he Itaya. ”Then «at a rainbow
round abom the throne." 'l‘he lovmrrtwo
Nance-circle. the Iaateither acircleov
anemic’IIt-le. The were facing each other.
theangI-Is tuning rachother. the men lacing
each other. III-avert an amphitheater ol
glory circttmlerrnce ol patriarch and
prophet and apodle. Cirrurnlereace ol
Scotch Covnntntera and Thebnn legion and
Albigcnm Circumlrrrnoe ol the good ol
all ages Periphery ol splendor unimag
Int-druid Indescribable. Acircle! Acirvle'
But every cirt-nurlerrnee must have a
center. and what to the center ol thin hurt
euly circumlerencet Christ. Ilia all the
glory Ills all the proton. Ilia III tin-
crowutt All heaven wreatbrvl into a gar
land round about him Take oil the int
pI-rial sandal Inuit Ills loot and behold the
wrr ol the spike. hill the mrourt of do
minion trout his brow and are where war
the laceration ol the brim Come clutter.
all hmvrn Narrow the cirtle around his
gnarl heart. 0 Chr’m. the Saviour! 0
Christ. the man! 0 Chr't‘t. the God! Keep
thy throne forever. nestled on the circled
0n l'hrM. the wild rork. I “and;
Ill other ground in ninking and.
The lionbllnl lupremuy at Han.
There are grouraht lor believing that
man'n prerteut mulled auprrrrrary in only
a phase ol evolution. lot which he in not
wholly mpumilde. In buttiurutmtilnuaml
l’lu’t’tr his po-I'Itinu wan not by anymeana
unilonuly that ol bruithlp. It the truth
mold he arrived at, It might appear that
the opinion of the woman ol man then wan
about what it la today, Man. became he
won physiatlly strong (and that want not
primarily bi!- lIIIIlt). wan put toward both)
the lighting. but the women often went
along to lininh up the woutalul and to help
torture the captive». and aomrtimca. bleaa
tin-ll lenIlnlne heart». In uhiehl them.
III the [Irma-m ol rht~ evolution ol rode"
the [unitlon ol the mace charmed m
what .‘lorr nmnual labor want out upon
man. though tbs-re in no evidence that he
mthlmly unurpnl the riuht to work. The
proportion cl agricultural labor. rhinitis.
carrying heavy burden- and rough work
mortally Iakrnon by man gradually hope
lobe the mot the drillaatlonotaoom
tnunlty. and it lam today.
“lib themwth ot commerce and the
proudly ot a notation llle women. by clr
cum were abut out olanotheroecu
potion-there normed to be mad rem-ot-
why Imam would not bedependablanalt
mmdyto climb the teat to again!
wind or make the crrwtoratbreryeanl
whaling rm notably-he neverwant
ed to go Intotheaavyaaymetethaatha
wanted to “Mammalian-Inhale: that
lay Warner in llarpar’a
A hvtlaaat MIC-
Oneol Stapler-violin toNewYovkaud
dinner to hint. at which General Horace
Porter spoke. pro the general an oppovtrr
orb. When the tatal hemorrhage Hal
the earth. natal on the circleul the haven! -
altyol relating lilo 0am an aura.
THE OLD AND THE NEW
Showing the Pvt-gnu lad. In m
In the Peat Generation.
”I called at adentlat'aollloe may!“
aweagern earner-man. "I had ahelkrw
tooth that achedagood dab-01W
I'd have it upholaterul; but the MM“
viaedureto‘bualzeltdrawnlmteadot lllld,
saying that proce— waa aimed III}
lens and the aatiIdaetIou complete. I II“-
ed to hit argument with tear and m
hllng. I had nererhadatoothpulleddloa
lwaa a hoy.and the memoryol my”
experience in that line wan «rough toflya
a person had dreams.
"I wataurpriaed at the eaaowithwhlfi
the tang waa extracted and the about
complete absence of pain. Alterthia I'll
rathereujoy having teeth drawn. It wt
wider dillcrent when l waaa boy. though.
I remember the village dentist qultowoll.
When hewaon’t removing molar: howl-
shoeing home. It: waaa large man. It!
the muscleaol his lrrawnyarmawerutrug
III iron band». He uned no hetim.
"IIe aimply lhrottled his victim and In-
verted a pairottonga intotheuntortnuale’a
mouth. and then he breathed hard and
pulled until the tooth came out w the
long! broke or he aprained hiawriat. Ila
generally extracted three or tour round
teeth belore he captured the aching one.
but he was liberal and made no extra
charges. uh, I tell you. the world baa ad»
vancednincelwaa a boy.and in nothing
more than death-try." and theeongre-man
removed his spectacle: in order that he
might-Ironic paper labeldinhlahandr—
Washington A?“
11:. Supreme Twat.
The gray dawn won just breakingnnd I
cold ehivar lamented the hinge! ahd
with black circlmnnderhceyawha J
wishing into a chair nod gloomily contain:
latedherhnahand in theactol returning
in about.
They had just returned from the social
event at the reason.
“You don't"—
Scaldiog lean tricklrd down her cheeks.
—"love me."
Her husband turned toward her ash“.
“What do you mean?" he demanded.
She was sobbing.
“(you near-glectod me. You wasn't
g-good to me tonight."
“Swim"—
Hogans] uponhr'.‘ bowed Ire-din“-
ishmcut.
—“do you any? Well. I declare! I will—
der it you know what you‘rrtalking about.
Didn't I play three bands ol uni» with
you malady mt mad twice?"
She hadn’t anothu word to ray—Detroit
Tribune
lac-thing Vary Iraq.
*RIEGER
Under: Illaheokenio Hotel.
.‘m
W“.-
“I have loaded,” laid a Man the"
other day. ”that the hunting field devel-
oped ooly a moot manly sport. and out
against which no objection could he
brought. particularly in “I88 days at
aoheued toga. I never saw a meet until
a abort time ago. when vbdting acme
lriende in a hunting county. but I am in
no hurryto tee anotheralter I'ny experi-
ence. The field got all well. and we in the
earriageadrove a bull mile down the road
to tee them erotic. Shortly they came. the
dogs in tall cry and the rider! almost
abreast. Two traces were taken and then
the course turned. and we were preparing
to goonagalnwlienadelayed rider Ind
deuly appeared at lull gallop. Sothecar
riageo eh. ~d atill to watch him.
”Ilia bone waa evidently rein-int: to
jump. which had put him behind, and-e
heappront-hrd the fence near us I could
lee him the his spurs into the horse‘s side
to urge him on. The animal came up mag
nillcently to the very rolla. when he
Itoppedand aloud still. Ills rider more
andwbeeleIl the bone, titling back hall
way aortas the leld and then advanced
again. pounding his spurred heels av ..riinet
the horse at every bound and plying bit
whip vigorously across his thinks. But
animal flopped as ire-lore when the tenor
was reached. And then there ruined tr
men moot paitdul scene. The rider war
maddcncd and mortified beyond all con-
trol. Again and again be rode-bit bursa
back. beating him about the neck and
head with his heavy loaded whipnnd using
his ppure like trip hammer». the animal
relnsing every time to take the leap.
"Once the inluriated rider gave his mount
ablow above the eye that mug out like
the crack of II pistol. The horse dumped
and quiverml and seemed about to tull.nnd
I turned my head to avoid the night. lint
he did not. and shortly raised his head ta:
receive more cruel thumps and bluvm. It
when contest between brute and brute
with. it seemed to me. the dignity on the
rideoltbe {our legged one. The ‘ ‘
did not balk nor kick nor betray any
viciousncss; lot tome hon-c reason he
could not take the lrope. and being; denied
eperch took the only way to ain'll’ it.”—
ller I’uint ot View in New York Timon.
Old Time Kentucky Feud».
An unrnerited atmosphere at rumuua
has been thrown about feud-t by lancilttl
writers. The plain truth ie that they were
rrmnrkoblr only for brutality. .‘lorl. oi
the killing mu done lrnm ambush. .-\ll
sorter)! treachery were prnrtlct-Il. Own
lights rarely occurrul. IIIIlr-x‘i one side lxrul
big odda and the other couldn't ;:rt :Iuay.
IIumun life simply haul novnlixv. :Imltiwre
were hundreds of men in thrmnllnminr
ready to accept employment as retains-re
tor any man who was able to pry them let
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”Take my
”No. lhanka; I've just bought a lounlaln
pen. ll itdoan'tdowail righgyongive
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"I'matrald time llmnrthingwroogwlth
lt."—l..lle.
Iron.
She(alttlnurlown)—-I are you are not a
lartravvlerontheaa nuhnrbaa tralaa
le latatwllng apt—That to true. Ilotr do
you know!
“Ymgavemeyonruat.” n‘
“Andyon. madam-pardon are—are but
a warrior travel-r on nabnrhaa train-
dther"
“Ali. how did you gue- that!"
“You thankrd mr.”-Chleago Tribune.
What Auto-laid II...
MWTM in only one thing not!
latent-hing than the until-era with which
Natluave nptohaeoowk-I we baa-II.-
Mother-What I. that M thl
tame—n. rapidity with whlrh
Was: alterwe were-atrial—
Aoraatllaa.
“Mare-ow take-Irena depth
arbitrary!” tent in the South Atrium!
at
“Y but In by the
who, ”is; an‘rowrleaawm
wlarlw."-ervltvat Wukly.
lug ’ and to put up money
to [noted them alterward. Recently. In
a trial eta murder are brought torhe
tederal court trout that region to this rizy,
a rulllanly mountaineer elated on the wit
peso Math that a man had altered him in
to kill an enemy for him. The witnm
haggletl over the price; the phrpvlst‘rl vic-
tim wan an important character, in- and.
and he thought the job ought to he wmth
But. the old conditima are la»: passing
away in the mountains. The lie“: of (5':
iliaatiou in leaving lewrr dark Iurnern luv
lurking mule. Railroad-s rIIII thmn'zll
IlellJlreatlIItt and Rattan months. in:
mineral Ian-l aymlicatc has ‘Immtnlrwry
mountain rank. There are newepnprrw in
Bh‘ulhlt! and "avian. and mm cl [3»! III
in Bell. The sale at whiskey l4 lurid] . II
by voteol the purple tlIvIIIsrlvu in um: I"
the counties where loud» raged. The I no
in more respected. Ilrrathnt and llnv-un
are especially pvar-mble. and the embetH oi
the lead are dying rillr'wln'l't’. Tim [rule
6' murder h! nltprolllirhlt- 91l:"r‘lll¢"ll2ll|t‘t"
at being called to unzullnt lune mmulti»
Mountain rows that would be given link
attention it occurrmg elsewhere tin-mil
written apin flaming style mt "who." but
in truth the day ol Itrt- grnuinr Kentucky
lend in gone. There are out law-s and mur-
devour quirmle. but tho rc in little prov-1mm
of any more long sustained lrmlsm—t‘nr.
St. Louis Globe—Democrat.
The tangent Ital-I on finned.
The longed swim cvrr mmlr it IIIJIIII the
aid of aniliunl help. such II! II Fe [II-rerun,
Iile nulls. etc. wan made by Samuel
Brock.a Yarmuuth lilnglntull law-hump.
lilIy-aeven years ago, the night at m. it.
[$15. On the alternoun o! the tub llruck
had noticed I ship at ten atunnlim: 'Ilr It
pilot. lie in company with nine other new
urea atartetl tor the train-I in the yawl In
mane. At 4 o'clock they came up along
ride the chip. which prove-I to be the limit
Ilh brig Palmetto tle lliilnnr Anita: had
time brat-harm were put on banal and the
' then headed (or hhlrh'. which war
twelve tulle! lll‘llnl. At om o'clock,
when the peanut land mm still nix Indra
d. a tuna" with the Incrvrtae and dan out
all on board err-opt linwk. I‘mm the way
that flood tide wan beatingofl above it won
becamevlvltml tothe man In the water
that II II. ever did manage to reach the
land alive he would have toawitn about
liter- alien in a nmadahoet way.
A well our drove him out over Cm
Band rid-ye before the 9 o’clock bell tolled
at St. Nicholae' flair. and It war a lung
IX home later brlure the nearly exhauvted
Itrlrnmer caught tight oi the bell and
light buoy- themaelvra. It Ira/I now
nearly midnight. and Brock had been In the
chilly water about live boom. Within the
next hour he sighted a vowel at anchor
and by an alt-non superhuman rlInrt man
Ind togrt within about no yard». when
he hailed the lookout. A boat wan Imme-
diately lowered and the hall drowned mall
takenon board. The rune! rovrd to he
the lletey. ot tinndrrlnnd. our her placed
anchorage about w}: mileo tron: where the
Increase «paired. Than It won proved
thatllmk had made the remarkable nil-
laaerpl nearly retro-an mlleolum been
on that chilly October alght.»8t. Louie
Republic
.
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It.) nor-I Here and Abroad.
Sand and dart whirlaoeeur In arid to
(loan in hetweather. They maria any-
where trot-anal toureval rode in diam-
ttrr aw.“ tweatylo athornraod tort
The; are Mlfl. moaned-4
adhere-mall whirl. turning awhirl»
lurmhamadammmunter They
are very curat- to India. They nome-
timmcarryapaomuehaaadlathellabara
aadArahta thatthoaa earthe- the and
I
l
1 first”! or. rt".
firm youth staunch liver
=nékdeltmnbrmm'hpreprmmhtir'm? Ito-c ”k
LIIIIE' S M-IBIKE
udmunflhktmmfllm
33%;? ”lug-:8“. movearhehawrla
'bkrmgh wilt-w “is not. It}.
WOPIEL- NEEDW ' NOT ;§Um
Ctr-w Winn»: Stomach Dmrging,
STAR FEIIIIE BlSORIlERS.
5 COMPLAINTG,
5' trauma: mart-unmet
3 % DBPLACEMENTQ
kilometer i. m, Congestion. etc.
”.00 a Box (In Emu rum)
If m5“, MEIR,“
THE “1t. SHIRE-I CI) 2‘ I'. at].
'I'IIAL no! 50 CEN‘I‘B.
Get 15-anle
HONEY RE FUNDED
[any Faith Behave «Core.
Creep. Putnam
tailor-Elli
Ill. lien hater t llanlnll II. II.
DECKXIKB ll, IS”.
TRAINS LEAVE fiOl‘TIl NURWAIJK AB
FOLLO“' :
l'r'on Karrie“. Alb—620 ex. 53 ”.545
ex.Jil-'-imraiu..‘fiirl. c1 Tithe-x. fibeLIiBI
arJ'JIloraie 1mm. ex. '8 null)“
Inhibit-held rx.. “3: local or. P. N ——
‘3‘ ll 51‘. 2!! 171.255 ac. “7.” ac. 05'! ex.
55 .1353) ex. EEOMJN :1. War. 73km.
“sum, hither. .lltamthiagtoI-I erpreee.
Sun-la w-9L'Iac. P .—‘I‘.l. lilac-Jane
. aw Ilavu A )l—Inlex. llelenbln
aw. than. Milan. IllquIwu. rock. P.
.\t.— Ewen. lloera In ac.. zillrxa‘tlilex
Kloac lil’l.u..1tl§ac to: ridgeporlfirlac‘fi
ac... l5rk. .3 ac to rmlgepurr Ml ac..le
ll 15 Adams 21. and ar.. 12:5 man. u.
dander—13‘ we 9|. In. mm: “Sac. pm.
1225mm. \‘Hflalt eLllbatm thrown ex.
Fort “narrow. A. )l.ac—Clll
moo-mum: P.x-rz'urex..tib
Bfiumu.
CONSE-
Guaranteed to
prevent and mt:
"5a..
ml“
am. Ilium.
Iowa. roe-e. Pl—Itflm lamina.
It ll ac.
You I A. 1—] “(via Idle).
Burro Share
all. umenlvia Springfield). maria
llarttordy
LEAVE w your
FMI'nrr Stine Sonata. A. 1—50: ex.. on
M..Tnlar.. Hirer. ’10 ex. .NB ac.. It‘ll) em.
ll‘Garxlzmnr-rnea. P.!.I1—‘Iar..IIDex
:tflu -lliac. zaleadllfleajmu. “Balm
\' ex” size: bane. emu- “liar.
Adams on. and an. LG mid-
ni- hlrl. Suntan A. \l omacaIillac. EM.
MALI-1. Llll mldnlirht
HAVI\ GSECURED
50
More Building Lois
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
ii ll' sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upward. Those lots
coIIIpI'ise the Clroicest
Location in the City
limits, within IO min-
utes’ walk from the
depot,wilh good side-
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city. No better
lots can be bad in the
city than these offer-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots Ill
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
Forturthorparlienlanen-
quireot
JOHN mono,
On the pranks, or
WISH“ stun.
[flotilla-litter“
romeo. ‘
New
Dress Goods.
sold by city houses.
Fllll BAPES
COAL"!
Gram...” I ‘—
Feed,
.41..
& 00-.
Metre-and
wit
MES;
,a-
Glover & OlSen’s
8| Washington St.. 80. Norwalk.
THE IEAIIING llllY nouns suit,
Tristram & s Hyatt.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
We are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in
The largest line that we have ever shown. We
have styles that cannot be found In any other store In town and .
we guarantee our prices lobe lower than the same goods are
We have a full line of Fur Capes which webave '
Fur Trimmings in all widths. 1118i 0901100,
Tristram & Hyatt,
NQRWALK
COAL
Wood Split lo llzder.
' and Hay
WHOLESALE PRICE.
llllllflllll nus.
lllss Emma Vari Tassel
will otter tor the treat I ndagl
or coat III ertlev ti; ”mmi'ririwl
llatr memo trust tumor.
to: no lllllSSflttll. ......”
smuw-emmegmm. m“
HORSES'OII’PPED.
Gillette lilaclrlne.
III). .- omen.
unmet-murmur ‘
F. H NASH & BRO
Have received from the World of Columbus and the World
hediecovereda_
Fine Line of. Holiday Goods
For young and older America; lm for wedding presents.
Our variety is beamifnl and the prices the some at in the.
large stores of New York. V
Please give us a call.
SIXTY MYS’ SALE.
One of the firm of Louuebury, Mattheweon & 00., holding It
shoe to his hand as a sample, said:
and finest lot of shoes we ever olfered you; they are slick, and
I want you to have them eta bargain,” and we bought them, and
now for sixty days offer them at Reduwd Prices
500 pairs ladies' Haul-nah Shoes, voIllI 35.00.31 52. 50.
Sites. imperfect,
[rises' Sites at
‘,‘Theodore this isthe beet
50c. a pair
Slit. a it; I
Norwalk.
“'
.-
Dress Goods.
'09—“
AND Fllll TRIMMINGS.
BALSAM.
Cures all colds.
Will cure yours.
o . m I
fitfiligg’» more “rye?” $9.2 ' ::
tralinnrnnard by "whwfi
d 0 I‘ll
new} Mimi-lit Jon.
«an- 9 non I ”Jug”. m.
ll"! (El Al: lake-... have
either lfl. I. . Imp
rm- «kc-hm. oral-tiny
“not.
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Norwalk Chronicler