yenrthnetotryussndyoo will never regret edifice:
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70 "Ol'tll Main 3m
DR. TMAGE CONTINUES HIS BED-
IONBON THE LESSONS OF NATURE-
mnsmummmcu
lo’wlllflllyhthllefl‘klnfm
those Aro'“. Ill-tor lll ill-sill
..‘l’trlrltrblsslgontt'srsopls.
.Bnoostvs. .lsn. all—Rev Dr. 'l‘slmsssut
thli forenonn
Relldon." the testeholen being Proverbs
. iii.l'l.“fleewlyslrewsysof phantom"
You have lll been! of God’s only b'egottat
Sou. How you helrd of God’s dlnghterf
Shomborn in haven. Shem down
overthehillsofonrworld. Shehldqueen—
lystep. On her have m oelntisl rsdi—
once. Iler voice was music.
Religion. My test introduces her“
ways are up of plmssntness. and all her
plan are paler."
But whet is religion? The fset is that
theohr'icll study has hsd l different edect
upon me from the effect lotuetitnel
duoed Every your I telrout anotherenf pro
from my theology until I hlve only three
orfour learnt left-in other words, l very
'5:sz plain ststement of Chnst' inn be-
An aged Christian minister slid: When
I was s young men I knew everything:
rny ministry I hedonlyn hundreddoctrines
of religion- when I got to he forty yell: of
lgel had only fifty doctrines of religion;
what I got to beauty years of age I had
only tel doctrines of religion. and now I
lrn dying lt seventy—fire years of age. lnd
there is only one thing I know. sod that is
that Christ Jesus came into the world to
are sinners.” And so I have noticed in
thosmdyof God’s word. and in my contem—
plltionof theehlrlcter of God and of the
eternal world. that it lsneeesslry for meto
dropthis plrtofmyhellefnnd that port
I! my beliefns being nonmtiel. while]
clingtolheoneglelt doctrinethnt munis
l sinner sod Christ is his Almighty lnd
Divine Saviour.
cop’s ow: nuou‘rm.
Now I tnke these three or four learn I!
my theology. lud I lied that in the first
place. lnddomillnt shove lllmhergis tbs
sunshine «1 religion When lgo into a
room I hump-lion forthrowingopen lll
the shutterl Thst bwhlt lent todo
this morning We on apt to throw- so
lunch of the into our religion.
nodtoelose the shnttallndto pnlhlown
' the blinds, that it Is only through here III]
thmeerevicethst thelight streams. The
religionof the lord JesusChristisl veil
'on of joy indescrihsble and unnttemble.
eel ell Ilnllnbelll menntorinaift
If there lre any in this house this mon-
iugwho m disposed to hold ontotheir
mslsncholy sod glam. let them now do
tbhservice before the fairest and the
testlndthenxost radiant heinttoflll
universeootnes in God's Son has left
our world. but God‘s daughter is here.
Givcher mum IIliIl Princess of Heaven.
Hull! daughter of the Lord God Almighty.
Comeinsnd make this house thy throne
In setting forth this idea the dominant
theory of religion is one of sunshine. I
hardly know where to begin. for there are
so many thoughts that malt upon my soul.
A mother aw her little child mud on the
floor In the lumbine end with l spoon in
her hand. She said, “My darling. whotnre
you doing that?" “Oh." replied the child.
”I'm [fitting l spoonful of sunshine."
. ’ WouldGotI t at toul; Iy I might present you
with l ginning chalice of this gloriotuli.
evaluating G repel sunshine!
"M of ll. llind s grentdt-alof sun
shine in Chrl .inn society.
sotrttt. 5: or rut: Hummers.
I do not know of 7 lnything tnnre dole
ful than themmplninmhipof theme“: fun
mukm of the world—dire Thomas llrrtls.
the Charles Lambs, the Charles Matthews
of the world—the own when entire busi-
ness it is to make sport They make other»
laugh. but If you willexnmine thtil unto
phy. or biography. you will find that
down in their soul there was l terrific die
ouielnde laughter is no sign of hoppi
nest. The wise laughs. The byenl
lnughl The Icon the Adi. ‘ K
Ilnghs. The dmukanl dashing his decanter
lotion the wall laugh».
Therelslte ‘hlereaetion from all sin
Ill smusetnetn , ’51-! sinful merriment.
Such men sre cross the next day. They
snap III you on exchange. or they pass you,
not Willi“; you. Long sgo] quit mm
worldly society forthe reason it waswdufl,
so loam led so stupid. My nlture Is Tm
dunno! joy. I must have it.
Illwrtys wslit on the sunny sidenf the
street. nod for that reason I have "ml
over Into Christian lately. I like their
moduli mm better. I like their style
of entitlement better They live longer.
Christian people. I ametirm notice. lire
onwhen bylll more! low Ihry rmght to
have died. I have known persons who
IIsve notational In their existence when the
doctor-lid they ought to have been-lend
ton yrlrl livery any of their existence
wls l drillers of the lows of anatomy Itnd
physiology but they had this super-mums!
Viv-city ot the Gospel to their ml sol
thlt kept them alive.
(IIIIII’IILN “TELL“?! AND lt'l’nlt’l‘lltt.
I’nt ten or twelve Christina peoplelll
ruonforChrlstiun wnvnsltkmlnd you
will fro-alto Wo’clotk hmmorlmufl
lee.srenwrrhrl I. rtrohssofwitsnd
MMIWI protmmluustnetlel
the In soy merely worldly my. Now
when I sly ”worldly party" I torso that
towhich youlrllnvited heelnumnlersll
thoeittmnstlloesof thee-slit Isthe but
for you to be invited. md to which you
hum under-ll theeirefl
E! III
ggiii s
E.
Igt;
it
Therelsnomsolnthebonss Iowhom
tos grutsn‘dlenes
in the sterssele on “The Bunrhino of‘ mmmm
isnothingin worldly association repaid
‘lndso bountiful sad so exhillrnnt ssh
unselfdenisl themnoftheworldhnss
sunsh'
tiott
expliclhle tangle. Thing turn out dif—
Bottom-III clesrpssthlmtoths
WW WIWMIU
mmomrssorurs.
'l’hisisnotthsltlvios of l fill-nth
worldislwlghterthlnltlstolne. ltlsnot
thesdvieeol ldyspsptio—Iuy digestion“
perfeetntlsnottheldvlesoflmanwho
elnnotunderstlndl jokeorwhoprefevsl
funeral;itisnottho ldvieeofnwornont
mbutthssdvluoflmsnwhoelusee
thiswwldlnsllitshflgbtncsnlnd. consid-
Inyself competent patentln limiting what is
cheer. I tell the multitudes of young
this morning that there
Christllusocietv.
lknowthereislgreltdelloftnlkshont
thoselfdenllls of the Christian. I hlvo
to tell you thlt where the Christienhss
thousand self denilll. ThoChrlstirm isnot
commanded to surrender lnything thlt is
worth keeping. But what does In men deny
himself who denies himself the religion of
Christ. He denies himself portion for sin;
he denies himself pram of conscience; he
denies himqu the joy of the Holy Ghost;
he denies himself l comfortable death pil-
low; hedonies himself the glories of heaven.
Do not tllk to me shoot the self denials of
the Christian life! ‘ Where there is one in
the Christian life there lion thousandin
the life of the world. ”Ber wlys are wsys
la‘.“ n“. "
whenfgottobsthirty—flveyenrsoflgnin 1"" ‘
Apin. I find l grant dell of religious
In Christian lnd divine I-xplnmr
on grant Inlny people life is rm in—
herently from what was sunset-II. There
is l uncles woman in perfect health. There
is on industrious lntl consecratul woman l
complete invalid. Explain that. There i-I
l bud man with mm: of income. There
islgood man with 9800 of income. Why
is that? There is l Inc of society who lira-I
on. doing all the damage he can, to seventy
live yells of lge, and here is A Christian
father. faithful in every department of lift.
st thirty—five years of age token sway by
death, his family left helm-so. Explain
that. Oh. there is no sentence that oilwcr
drops from your lips than this: ”I mono.
understand it. I cannot nndvl‘aifillll it."
IT 15 amen nus 12.53“le I'KIIZSDSHII’.
Well. now, religion mines in just at that
point with its illumination and its explenre
tied Thereinlbusinasmsn who has lost
his entire fortune. Theweeh before he IBM.
his fortune therewm twenty carriages that
stopped st thetloor of his mansion; the
week nfterhe lost his fortune IIII them
fluxes you could count on’one tinge. The
week before financial trouble begun [looph-
all took off their hats to him as he pluses)
down the street. ’I'hewco'al his financial
s were under discussion peoplt’
just touched their hats without luyrrisw
bending the rim. The week that he was
pronounced insolvent people just jolted
their heads as they paw-d. not tipping
their bat-I It all. and the week the short;
sold him out. lll his friends were looking
In the store windows as they went down
past him.
Now while the world goes stray from s
man when hols in financial distress lb»
religion of Christ mime» to him and says:
”You erosive. and your Sllkl’lt'na' ix lobe
moml purilltntiun. You are I». naval. find
wanted in mmewny to mite your family to
heaven. and be mm: begin somewhere, and
so he took the one that was mm: bountiful
lnd was most ready to 1:0." Itlormt my
that religion explains everything in this
life. but I do say it lays down r. rmio pr'tu
eiplar which lre gratuity «mommy. '
You know lmsintns men often telegraph
in ciphers. The merchant in San Fm“
mt» telegraph-t to the merchant III: New
York certain information in ciphers which
nootizer man in that line of Inning-Is can
umlerstaml, but the merchant in San I'mn
claw-o hurt the key to the cipher,ltld (In
merchant in New York has the key to the
cipher. and on that information tram-mu
thl lllt'l'e are enterprises involving Imn
duds of "10053th of dollars.
Now the [xuvidences of life tormtimw
seem to be u M'llsclm rimmrule, l Ill) wh‘r‘l
om cipher, but (incl has II by to that t‘i
phenom] the Christian l he; to that (i
pher, not! though he may hardly be able t:
spell out the meaning .lt.‘ grin “mum m
the ‘ F lounde ' tblt it i+ m
the best. Now is there not luminan- I..
that? Isthere not pleasure in that? I'..I
beyond brighter,“ is nearer the [unitllllu
of tours thln boisterous donnnmtfizion.
line you never trial fur joy? Tin-re err
tears which lre eternal rupture in Il‘wtilln
lion.
30 REAL Ll" WITHIN”! Ifllllulnx.
There srs hundreds of pmplr in this
home who mwnlking day by shy in tin-
.vttlrlime satisfaction that all is 1mm» int.
5“ things working twgvtitt'r for wind fn.
.Iwir soul. How u men can get slur.
through this lilowitbmt ”u- I-Xplmmtinh
into me A mystery. \Vlmt' Is that child
Imu- forever? Are you netrrlo get it hock?
Is your property gone forever? Is your
son! tolwbrnlsetl and II) he triml {Inwrr’
lime you noexplsnatlmt. not‘ht‘x time-
plamstion. Ind yetlot lmstriser Itut when
you have the religion of ert'brist In
your Mil it exploit-s everything solemn it
l‘ll‘h‘ for you to Ilmlt‘flfillflfl. lots ltmk
oll’in life. not! your ml is fulluf ti: units
giving to (Ind that you are so Innrh better
off than you might be
A In!!! med down the stmt without
my shoessnd smlsoid: "t have no dines.
Isn't it s Lordship thlt I havenosium?
Other people hove shoes. No shoes. no
shore," until he sure men with no feet.
Thrn he horned l lesson. You ought to
thank God for trial he does. instead of
grumbling for what hedoes not God sr
rooms all the washer In this wnrld~the
spiritual] welthn. the ntorll wenther.u
well Its thendllll weather. "Whlt kind
of weather will It be tmllffnfllll rune om
tosfsrtnrr. The fsrmer replied. "I will
Insuehwelthevlslllhe" ”Width-rm
mil hythltl”lshed throthev. "Well."
wthfsrmsv.”ltwlllhesuehwntherse
thlhortl. lot! will pleats the
outs. sunshine, thsmnshilsof Chris
momma-mm up mthusflflrsbtttwnpwltossnd we»
I!
lmuststodytheseseienees so In ls to
helprnein myworlt. hot beydud thstl
must give myself to suing my own soul
snIl roving the souls of ot kuowi
thstinonellshofeternltywe leltch
lll. 0h.whlt lu ohservstorrlnwhleh to
studysstrommy heavenwlllbe.notby
power of telescope. but by snpernlttnll “WM!
vlrion.sndlt theretlouhesomotm
IQWmlles lwsyiryone stroke-rim the
wind you Ire than, bylnotherstroheot'”
thawing you mhuck muslin!“
timetbluftellyou awhingit lII In one
fllshofeternity.
to 'study geology. when the world is being
nlcnl lawns pulls the lost from thew
voila! What l place to study lrchitretnre,
fluid the thrones. and the pulse“, and the
mhedrnls—St. Mark's lndSt. Paul’s rook’
erielinoontpnrison.
. oon’s owx ICIIZXCE.
Sometimes you wish you could Innksth
tour of the whole earth. going ermind so
others have gone, but you have not the
time; you have not the rot-ens. You will
make that tour yet during one metal
plusoin the eternal lnthern. Isly these
things for thecomfort of those people who
unabridged in their opwrtIIuitieo—thom
people to whom life is l hutndruln. who
toil and workmodtoilnmlworhlnd ls
virt- lfte’r knowledge. but have notitne to
get it. led say. “If I had the opportunities
which other mic have. how I would fill
my mind and smxl with mm thoughts!"
Be not dimmrngnl. my friends. You are
going to the university yet. Death will
only Inntrlculnte you Into the tole college
of the universe.
What s sublime thing it was thlt Dr.
Thornwell. of South Caroline. uttered in
his Inst dying moments! As heloolted up
he ml'l. It nix-no. it expands; it ex
0r Its Mr 'I'nplmly, the unthorof "flock of
Ages." in hislzut moment or durihg his
but hours. looked up and sold. «I though
he saw ”mulling supernatant "Light"
lndthcn as he came on nearer the dying
‘ his ‘ I more'
he cried' light! ’ and at the very moment
of his dexxtrture lifted lrmh Manson»
thingsupermtural in his amntunance ll
be rrlt-r . ”light!" (Ith another name for
sunshine.
It Better sonny Isnun.
Besides that we shall have oil the pine
moi association. We will go right up
In the front of God without any fright.
All orrrsinsgone. therewlll be Bothingto
betrlgbtrned abut. ThereouroldCllb
tiln friendswlll trooplronndul Just-
nowoneof yoursick friends mes lwsyto
of Frsnos.lnd you do not no him forl
hangwhihlmllfterlwhile you meet
him.lndthehollowsnndertheeyesmlll
tilled-Mute sppetitehseuntehlek.lud
theernuhhss been thrown swan-null»
issoehsognd you My know hi. You
any. 'll'hy, I never slw you looklowell.”
llosoys; ”I couldn't help but bowel]. I
have been selling these riverslnd climbing
these mountains. lad that's how Igor this
elm-ticity. I never was on well."
Oh. my friends. your deported lava! ones
are only only for their health in u better
ci'nnutr and when you meet them they
will be so 1:"ande you will hardly know
them; they will he so vIry much changed.
and rafter awhile. when you lie moral
that they no your friends, your departed
lriI-nds, you will my: "“1“,me islhut
CnugII.’ “Flint: is that Willis? “116’?
to that yrwttmonin? Where is that core
snmptinn?" And be will say: '.'t)lr I em
enlirt iy well; there are no sick mm in this
mlmlry I havebren angina thatched» and
brute thisthutlcity. l have been here now
twenty yum. and not or e sick one lure I
seen—«we are all well in this climate."
And then I stand lt the gate of the cell»
flit} rityto see the prrwions moot.
or. d I mm long prumsionof lttlechildreu
with tin.“ Irlrms full of flowers. and then I
5“! aprocrsnllm of Lima and priest-I Inov
ing in «but pug. rat-try n hmg process
dun. hot no him It tam I. II vehicle no
mo-Iming poop—and I my: "Ilow untrue
it i-Iz Where/ts your Greenwood? When-is
ymll’ Inmn I hill? Where is your Westmin
It. r ”Hm; :I" And they shall try, '“l’herr
nrr- nu lfflH'I s III-nu" And then listen lothe
tnliim: of tho old ll‘lfrit-s of III-alert, their”
ln-lfm» of .«trrn'lly. l listento hem them
toll tor the dull. lint they toll not
for the deed. They only strike up l lit
wry chime. town to tows-r. mt we to
wI-nt unite. us they ring mu. ”they shall
humm' no more. neither thin-t lny more.
neither shell thesun light no then). novelty
brat. fur the Inmbwhlch is in the midst of
the throne rimll land them to living lotto:
Ilins of watt-v. sud lied shall wipe lwly lIl
tents from ”minim."
MI, Immune your humbled give It to me
in tutymtuleliott on that store. I feel as
it I «will swat. I r Ill sinmt halleluilhl
than him] forgive me thlt I ever com
plairmllimtxt lnything. If lll this fish»
lure us. who are» for anything hot (rod
mi lulu-n mid eternal Motherland? Toke
the trope oil Ihet’ourbell Your lornlonrs
ere onl army for their helllb In l land
Corns. WI Ills-m: mus.
[use Wltts. end no yolr but hyltl
lhout joy orient
It ”RAVE! 05 emu.
VIM hthsttnolpmtpanlngonrhelren
lrry Mount Ln lo begin now. and whose-
hlsn let her thru- It;
mutual-pesos. ‘neyerowtldowl
sir. Ipirlts blend. movie. In mm of
triumph. Their ehnrht whssls whirl is
the Holdall: sunlight ell-of Ifllt.
armies of God! Ilsltt out two ersreldy
to join the butt-limo! plrsstnesthlt never
die.
0h.myfrlends.ltwouhl tlhe l m
nionguetmltyloullths joysthlt lrs
Mouton-I llostmtopentbsolr‘bilyslly
door. (toms is. oil dlreiplsslf
worldwhohlvs the world-mil:
the
kedtopierellseuilylsl schoolgirlln "BM! lin'titl”lnquiullth00|dllllu
lndfonr newrrplperswuslowand lntoll
Florida, thehndofflowanovtothesouth
Andyologyl Whotnplseelhstwlllbs W!“ I“
Inlayllpl.
with another smile.
fushly up the bsy. "
’i‘vhouldn't wonder if wehntl Mil,” sen
thntpluengersfortenleltsnround
fetched one
powerful ferglt’ful lltely. "
"Blacker!" from the
melancholy nun, besmlng with oil his rill»
hie cuticle.
’long If Almiry ’n Inc. Atmiry's nydllj
m f}
‘ Eighth na'l” from the
Aimiry'shind of near.
wl’n't wuth while.
'ern. Ain'tyou Susy?"
homely old fleesnd smiled.
girl. sir?"
paper covered novel.
"Eh!"
”Wonk! you like the window closed?"
“30.
fresh liv for Buy. Why, she lives not
doors. jest like l lower, when
hum. Whltstreetwllthlt?"
ls ’ ‘h'IP
”What’s nut!"
“numb."
flII’ It?”
IVYQIY
Ev-erymu in tho urwss sorry—Ills
per's Weekly.
Butler's Ole filw Yen's W
of snwlt'mx hurl grown on him too strongly
secrrtlrytoootneintothe executirlchlm
berrttths stetebonse. The prirlte lecre
tlrycame 88!de himself lube-lush
he usually occupied.
govt-m. pointing tolhelvy gis- weight
on the desk.
grumble tint wss chorutedstic of him:
"I hopcyou huren't lny In'miia there?"
"Why, governor?" slid the privlte seer!
tlr'y,
"W -II. I don't wlnt you to throw soy
thing lt Inc." hegrowled. "when I tell you
that I’ve been fool enough tutnkelNI-w
Year’s resolution “'hen theoIII yelr went
more while I lived."
morally kept. unallon G.lobe
-m._.~.. ......
more In the Plus lf'ood.
”Woolen lnvatigstlon Ills proved
thlt the porrsof wood invite the moi
moisture in the dirt-etion of the titnhet’r
growth. but repel It in than tetltrvc
Ilon.slysThel.umbermsl.
counts fovl phenomenonwhleh lsoften no
Ilcl‘ll. unloIIewltlI-hpunlal god Inlay
people-munch. why two piecesof timber
slwrd from theme sectionofltru
sometimes s r to
ppm
degrees ot dnrllrlllty. If the wood. sly.oI
rlln falling on the top will do little hlnn
Inns-allusion”
tthmfl-fl his-ll
"hes. it is." replied the melsncholy III-
‘he’Seemsto blowing
tnredtbsold msnsoloudlylndcheufully
looked
oversml smiled. lndtwoovthreebeglnto
converse tentatively. liter the mlnoev of
pemswbolesrned to talk verylltein
life. "Told my dsmr this moruin before I
left hum that I thought it 'ud rlin befall
night. Inltshenld I'd losoluumbnll' ‘f I
It does stern 'l ’f l'rngittln
gnlrd.
“Is this your grlndchlld?" inuniredths
”Yes. this is Susy. slI theone wa’vegot.
Her father ’n mother’s deed. ’n she lira
guard.
”Hoke ’em hustle. don't they? Don‘t
give 'enI much time to git on or all.
though she melt-
welt. Almlry does—I'll give her credit for
that—’n she thought lll thtle drin‘s
But I says to myself.
lsintuntlnymoregranehlhlrentohring
up.nevmuchlongerto hring’an up In ’I
lhnd. n 'f Susywnnls s good clothes 's
our minister's little girl she's gain whey
The child looked up into the serene.
“Is this window too cold for your little
inquired It bigmsrse boy who
set opposite. pretending to rend l grimy
ye. (Isn’t her too much
she’sto
”Th'lwhsrsltley‘sdryyxslsm h.
"Wfll. we’vsgot toutoltthsre. Colts.
Until lflfil Gen-rs] Butler smoked l greet
doll In ibefnllof 1&1»de to his
private secretory that he thought the 1-bit
not! he ran beginning to think that hlswill
might be training. 0:: the tiny lfter the
[st of January, was. he sent for his private
“Hurt-l me "Ill plperweigltt."llid the
It was dong-ml then Governor Butler
qniuiellly inspected the privlteseereasry’s
duketlongrlnplmlslidinthelow
out [heather night I said to myself.lsl
behind my ciprJhlt Iwonld smut-no
This resolution, . everybody knows. wls
eryrlrilhle
l gltrpnst is pllctrl right end nathr
motion in the pool! will lflset it,but the
If. onlklother Mlbs hull ”do! the
Milton. Ills VIII-tile, the ides
meumuuom
, deasdlgrblhllvbsenlnbsdsilsm
ls. Insthilmtomdlnnhsssd.
gmtbehilisdur.
wothIleetl.
try. the slsy ridin hit. heard.
wantonlgbossd.
sllriteJloIl.
brisgoutyoorholnhesed.
:sowswsntontbehillndllnoteutlbob.
'ohohisnotlhoy itisllonghortlwith
:‘flqoituubeAsolhnl lotovpspls kin
on
wenweptonthohillswlmlnewosthe
he‘hnhtbeivlubll ledhodidentthink it
wolverl st
iseIl itwos soon hswnsonltrnsdeusr
bsdident hoivnoboh.
he sed.i bet yure bob hunt nook down the
fans: at the botiuI of the tail ho.I jest
Moll. enrol node i mod nook down uni
thing with il,ooll p: mleittmelnhe
seditwoodgothrolhouse.
soiledilbililretiemtl nook down the
tense. . .
Igntonthefrunt ovthe bohnndstlrtid
down the It“, the bohwent orfIII fast on
ixatooodentholplllfinwen ithotsbowi
woodmhthefeneedown.
wcnigot vile nere thefenselllfledout
lewd. Igmistopidllflinritenfteril.
wen i wake up ldocturwu sinnelinlr‘.
them besetlhothotoiwoodho III rite
inn few wants. but that he wood hair?
[Int-lustlchesinniifloe.
[abblpteterofov mseontlldown the
hllonnribohJ
lsskalmlwltwrlthematII-rnnshesed.
mipotwboymlnut keep quiet cos-III
h
wlt westhemsurrwith me. mom, i sell:
u had lorful leeident. she red
bow. Ila
wel. she sod. I: run inton Imw with yore
hottsu broke your hub nI upon hurt yur
self. nr lane is ll cut up.
Ilidi hulls the femur. I led.
on. mi child.ned Inn. but u Inmuzt tell;
lni Inolr.
IIIIIIII lril woo rvle mm, uni think he
ntslei wood hufi. miself jest themim mi
hob won the best Imbrm the lil. hil won
thebet no i hair gnt'J ..give hurl .- 'rns
p. It. made grten is: haunts on she is
tonne: rite Incl Ietur i vi: 1!. ’ In t at) toio
her how I was hortid so how Inl'nt Lil jun
We
Ion it
-l\'ew York Memory.
Ill forgot to Remember.
Mr. Wiggins went about his Irrr-Iinrws
dutiellll tiny with It little untpot ml rib
tron tied lronnd his finger. Men lmkul n:
it and smiled. but naked noqusu'tms. They
hld been there themselves.
Ilnt lwoumn he met—(Inc of his wife’s
friends—list] more curiosity or less kmml
edge shout that particular hit of ribbon.
"till. Mr. Wiggins. what are you wearing
that ribbon bow on your tingrrfnr, I should
like to know?"
"It’s l help to memory." raid Mr. Wis
Ions; ”my wife I'm! it on this morning."
"I thought ntnyhe'tt was It kind of new
decoration," slid his wife's friend.
"Nmimleal. Shewnnml me to remorse
Irrr tobriug hersornelhing very particular»
ty. sad in order to taxman it constantly on
my mind took this plan," nnsweml .llr.
Wiggin. with l trwlrlnl (Spur-mil)”.
"Vol: I see. Kim you won't mind tellv
mg m.» an old friI-ml. what it wits she
wants! you to rvmenv'mr "
"My dear ruminm.’ mid pom “iv guns,
with l weary smile. "I would be only too
gill! to tell you If I knew it InyIII-If. You
In. I here entirely forgotten whlt slu-
wsnted rosto remember; that ribhrlt muAl
hlvs drIrsultoItt of my nIinIl"-Detroit
I’rse Pr.
A row nun-II.
In llr. Wot Robinson's book. In-
titled “Burl- lnui liar." there on m
whlllialswrtrsofdlysmnelry. Among
thank the following «Metronome pro
lonnerd ollprisonrr lo occupants!
the bench st the Old fey: ”Islets my
mats-object yonto tnnspurtstkmlor
s period reryeonslderlbly beyond theterrl
Ityolr ssIIIrsl life. hut the saint. In Its
storey. will ”profanitllwfully
slight” Olluother ”tenths-nuts
truly—Island the culprit: "Prisoner lt
the bar." ever there wssl clearer our
than thisotl rnlo routing his master, this
misthst else." Tolnother prlmrhe
“may offered "l «hence of mirror
“mg-thunder that he hltl irretrisrllrly
huh—Amount.
murmhlthllolde-pllu
Illllwsy Isl-oil elites chest.
Alllrrllltlsptsttsrofssrleltlsu
llrlreth Hts-Ill Wet-st.
"Lotti-Isml'whrlthdrp-t.’
'lsluwcsllll'tMDow-l‘
ti! on them-uh. llvrr
llllttlsm Ire This drink
forlrs sunny
iiiifi motels:
mmcunuaensst IM
lowleroF-Ihel
milestone. wmow “LEW.
WOMEL- NEED NOT; SUPPER.
Cure WE lMul Stealth
FEIiIllE DISDIIDERSI
COM PM! H73,
Willi-Flair}, [P.REI‘IUIKRIIIB
mirtlcwenvs,
Inliarm" ma, Congestion. etc.
“.00 In Box (3: MT ‘
I mums. mm, or
THE W. C SHIRESCD. X Y. City.
TIIAL BOX l0 curs.
(ktC'IrculaIr of Drugzisn,
HONEY REFU” OED
titty Fail to Relieve of Core.
Guaranteed to
llllllIIP-E ...m. ......
9. Price. mm
It.
IIIIIII’IIIII t llanlorl l. l.
03033833 ll. rm.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH KORW'ALK LE
YOLLOWSI
l’on Newton. A. X- 520 ex. 39! en. 55
es....6!5k~:sler ofiLu father. ”Idea
e.x it :trlurnlexpv our ex. Dal le. Mlle
lllh I’Iitslield r3. Iii" local ex. 5’. H.-
ex. lllle. Zalu. 21% no.4"! latalex
55 he. 5:!) es. swarm es. tar-cum“.
I ‘Mst mangoes. In.Wlshln’gton upress.
Sumhgy- w-QII'III‘. P. ”.4141. I980. 93!!
Fort . en ”4qu Alb-l Ill ex. lines. Hf
st. fillies-..btsse..fllex..willes. tote-r.
M.~—l2mer..l10ex..lttst..20lex..3tll.es
349st “1.4.9:. 5Nnc.tol'ridueport52ilo65
new? tires. 7 2m to Iridgepurt “1 ””9"
ll 1!) Adams er. lull lc.. 125 l.tn. ex.
“undlyy—‘Iili or DI: lo..n.m.; 715w. pan.
J5lm. Witsh enlMlm Mouton ex.
err-.2
Jr a
r ‘i
Pun “amen. A. ll. 410.1! sis a"
IOD_ex. loft-e. P. .—lzlflex..llbel.. l“
.. I lhs..ltlse..l£$l.m.es.
Fol Belrsonstn. ll. H.410leqlliu.
“res. wen. P.l.-I1flu..lulc-.‘fllu..
so.
Poems. Ala-IN Ml Shore “not.
1’. flag?“ .1.th ID ex. vIl
I.
fllrt
LEAVE NEW YORK
70 slicer-MALI. A. than em. .01
senor-r. 13¢me ex. on so” not ex.
tilt-2.. IZI'ӢI. P.
itseLleleJfleLfllquu. It's-1.4%
ex. 48 s x. cm. files In». BCmIol-s
am In. rat Moms es. sud on. not mldy
nizhv ex..§nndlvs AJl—G ('1 le..'.' lilo. RI.
5”! I. t: . Bflimldnirht
and finest lot of shoes we ever
500 pairs ladies' land-mate
mo "‘
mo lisses' Shoes at
Tristram
‘~___.‘
New Dre
Dress Goods. The largest line
sold by city houses.
5...
Hill BAPES AND
Fur Trimmings In all widths.
Tristram
' Sines. imperfect, -
——————-A'l‘———-
Glover& Olsen’s
8| Washington St.. 50. Norwalk.
THE LEAIIING nnv aunts still?”=
W e have a full line of For Capes which
“WW
”—0...—
v
One of the firm of humbury. it attheweon &: 00., holding :9
shoe in his hand as a sample, said:
olIeI-ed you; they are slick, and
I wantyou to have them ata bargain,” and we bought them, and
now for sixty days offer them at Reduced Prices.
Shoes, ronh 55110.5“ $2.50.
I
& Hyatt.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
h.—
55 Goods. .
We are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in
that we have ever shown. We
have styles that cannot be found In any other store In town and
p_ we guarantee our prices to be lower than the same goods are
”~—
Fllll TRIMMINGS.
& Hyatt,
NORWALK. ‘
h AW \G SECURED
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
‘Wo now oli'er them
for sale at prices rang—
ing from
$350
upward These lots
com prise the Choicest
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utes’ walk from the
depot,with good side—
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than these ofl'otu
ed, either for location
or plies).
Select your Iote .in
time to secure elicit a
site as you wish. ‘4
For further psrtieullrr en-
golmof
JOHN KINDS,
0n the wonders, or
"BMW “It'll.
COAL!
COAL'
Grain.” M
Feed,
and Hay
—A'I' ,.
WHOLESALE PRICE.
RAMON" BROS-
Mlss Emma Van Tassel
at 00..
will ofler for the mt tends "he entire stock
ltcost lnrmlhe'rrtom enroll for
lists lfllllld is latest Style. 25c.
IIII 3| .0.
Mglvonslclll.‘
IISS [III III IISFF' $00.
flmanhfltssolt'I \I IIIIIt.
WAGONS
“Elfiéfi'fifl‘
Prices to” Suit All.
01].]. Al“) I!!! rent.
Henry Tilly.
Ilwrssellnllhr startle-I costlier.
Del-brill
Gillette Machlne.
«5;.
Wood Split Io llzu'er;
HORSES CLIPPEDI
Ifl.“ mfifi.”&fl.’“”
HALE’S
,Iunc
BALSAM.
Cures all-colds.
Will cure yours.
f.
Ask for free sample
Pay the mortgage
If when live or die by Ishln‘ so endowmel
Young Inst. I“ cents ndsy will In-
nun you for urns Thousand Ilollsu
out to pmtm your family or yourself". In
old lye. Insure lt none In the
fill". Bilfllll [III Ill. I20.
0? narrow.
S. S. L’Hommedleu.
Agent. Ill Washington III. Booth Moll.
NEW LIFE.
LP. warms KYIIIYlnAIII l
mhfiiflfl'f’m lit-"forM gusts.
floor-kiwi I M"?
Int m «to-ed bysleoho ...
none. Netti-I
rlurdnfidnslnltm misery .dmyJfi'"
tlrs t Am. With”,
Mord lndn nos. .nollh'k
.IIu-[ntJl "or ”Bill,
Eir'gh'rim null-Illus- touts
;w w e
yin” II. 'm'fl‘.
"Ill-l. Drum-It". Ml- Iogollu ltorws
Uonn. loll
le'lm either res. Imp-Ilene WI 0) '
rune-s. M III WM”
2mm “gag!“ m Ill:
“.1;
even-unmanned
“Theodore, this is the best"
lot. a pair:
501:. a tail.
M
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Norwalk Chronicler