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DR. TALMAGE FINDS LEWNS IN THE
BIBLE’B MENTION OF SHELLS.
no nlvtns ascension-"n. Peal-I III
that nicer—n. Purple at am:
labs—II. neat. er the Ina-rues.
“immanent-linen.
Bunyan“, Feb. lit—In the Tabernacle
this lorenoon Rev. Dr. ’I'nlluauccontincod
hbtconrleuiulmonaon God everywhem.
Hist-rhino wuthe “Conehologycl them-
hie. or.GodAtnong the Shells.” the text
being taken iron- Exodus. m chapter.
nth verse. "Audthelnrd said unto Moots.
Takenntothsoawestspicenstactsand
mm"
You maynot have noticed thsshella ol
the Bible. altbtrngh In this esrlypart of the
maul bookflodcalls you toconslder and
employtbern a heullod Mora toconsider
sndemploy them. 'l'heonychaol my text
lira-hell inundon the banks of the Rod
aea.and Morten and his my most. have
cmnhed many oi them under loot ”they
cruncd the bisected waters. onychs on the
bunch nod onycha lnthe unfolded bed of
the deep. I shall speak oi this nbcllns a
hesutil'hland practical revelation oi God.
and not true as the first chapter of Genesis
and the loot chapter oi Rerelstionorevery-
thing between.
Not only in this shell. the onycha. lound
at the Red era. but in the waters of In
till. It not only delectatu the eye with
Ila convolutions ol beauty. white and lus-
trous nod serrated. but blesses the nostril
with a pungent mm This shellfish. no-
customed to feed on spikensrd is redolent
with that odoroua plant. client. when
alive and redolent when dead. Its shells
when burned bewiteh the air with fry
fiance.
In my text God commands Moses to mix
onychawith the perfume-oi the altar in the
anoint tabernacle. and I propose to mix
Iomeoiitsperinmuatthesltnroi Brooklyn
Tabernacle. lor, havingapoken toyou on the
“Astronomy of the Bible; or. God Arno: g
the Storm" the “Chronology of the Bible;
a. God Aaron; the Centurion" the "Ur-
nltholo‘y dthc Bible; 1'. God Among the
Bird-t" the “Mina-logy oi the Bible; or.
God Am the Amsthyata;" the “lcbthy—
ology oi the Bible: or. God Among the
Filbert." I now come tospcak ol the “Con
chologyoi the Bible; or. God Among the
Shells"
Till VASCINA‘IIOK IS A SKILL
It in asocret that you may keep for me.
for I have never beiore told it tonny one.
that In all the renluur oi the natural W0: Id
there is nothing to the so fascinating. so
completely nbrtorbing.m lull of suggestn'e
neat lot a nhell. What? More entertaining
than a bird. which can sing. when a sin ll
cannot ring! Well. there you have made a
great. tniwtake. Pick up the onycha lrtrm
the lmnku oi the lied out or pick upn bi
valve lmtn the bench ol the Atlantic ocean
and listen. nod you hears whole choir of
marine 'tllfl'flr-Im. alto, soprano—in an
unknown tongue. but :e mingtoehnnt no
I put them to my ear. "Tue sea in his. nod
he made it;" others singing. ”Thy way. 0
Got]. in in the item" othemlxyurniug. “lie
mirth the raging oi the sen" '
"Wharfmyh more one else. “does the
shell impmur you more than the star?" In
some new». yes. because l mu handle the
nhell and timely study the shell. while!
cannot handle the star. and ii I study It
moot study it at a dirtanee ol millions and
million-oi miles.
"What." my some one else. "are you
more inrpremed by the shell than the flow-
er?" Yew. for it but tar greater mrinim
and int greater richness 0! color. to; I could
Tabow you in ‘thoumnda ol uyn'cimt'm‘, and
blame the rsht-II does not imit- ms does the
rose lead. but maintains its beauty century
alter century. to that the onyche which the
Jim! ol pharaoh's hon-e knocked Amide in
thediashoi the Israelites acrw the llul
sea they have kept its luster to this hour.
You. they are so partlcolorcd nod runny col-
on-d that you might pile them up until
you would haven wall with all the colon
oi the walloi beaten. irom the jasper at
the bottom to the smetbyut st the top.
0b. the rlbrllul The petrified loom oi the
gen. Oh. the shellel The hardened bubbles
oithedcep. Uh. the uhellai which on: the
More thrown by the ocean tuthc leet oi
the wotlnente. How the shells nre ribbed.
gnawed. cylindered. mottled. iridescent!
They were ruled as coin by sorne oi the the
lions They m lantern-d in belts by oth
enanti made In handles oi wooden Implo
menu by rtiil other». Mollurks not. only
oitbeuen. but mollusks oi the land. Do
you know how much they have bod to do
with the world’s history? They paved the
church ol God irom eatinguhdrtncnt. ’Iire
lmreiitea marched out oi liqypt norm»
alums. lrroiderr dock» and bent».
Tbr Ilible wa“'l'be purple took their
dough belore it was travelled. their knead
in; trough» brim: bound up in the clothes
on their abouldera. They were thrnut lorth
out oi Kgypt and could not tarry; neither
had they rspsred lur themselves any tic
min." out think oi Ill Forty years in
the wildflower. Infidelity triumphantly
Inks. How could they like“) you» In the
wildernvu without hull You nay manna
loll. (III. that wan aitera long while. They
would have starred w limos balm the
mantra lrll. The tact In. they were ilIlIt'fl’
kept alive by the mollusks oi the land or
shelled creature: Mr. l’mnlon and Illr
Midtown-enamored» Iron: Egypt to
ward Canaan that the irraelltes took. and
they air. this - lheir mummy:
fill") l! Till DIIIIIT.
*Altbouub the children oi [Incl must
have melded oi about 9.0mm studs.
With Tm and lnnumeflrhle docks and
they were not likely to experience
any “convenience in their march. 89va
thou-ed mutant walk vibrant with
them-rue Into-very unmwmt part
tithvalleyln which they lint begun to tile
. It Irena “mud or our toshore
three Irena bwldtb. ith mpect to
would be at on low. The
end with tamorlek. broom.
trt loln.oi which letter "I
are [minutely land. be
every va'riety oi odoriieroua
W 0“ WWII!!- ,
olden oi the valley through
ldrea oi lnrsel marched are
lth bvoshrreotl. which doubt
loud [or their Math. TM
y drier- sum luv light re. on
“liar could hw’ltlr t meat
dough t Wilt with
how platen. which town a
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“fiv'nw’irv-vmu’uv-erqelrr'
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{weird
bonded «rigour-anon In writln’caod
printingour Interrogation point basal
thcbmornsmarklikeapcrlodandorer
lllslorn'irlr llkethe swingol' swsmster's
whip. and we put this interrogation point
stthsendofaqurstlon. hntln theBpsnisb
the interrelation point Is twice
usedlorescbqusstlon. At the beginning
oithe commas: inter-raga“ do: pm;
prorated n down at t e
thequcatlon rightsidcup. When infidel-
ity puts a question about the Scriptures.
as it always Indicates int. lance. the on-
lion ought tohe printed with two Intent»
gation nts. one at the beginning and
one at close. but both upside down.
11!! Dmx‘rt alcurrmunx.
Thank God iorthewealthoi mollusks all
up and down the earth. whether leading
the Israelites on their way to the land flow-
ing with milk and honey. or. en we are bet-
ter acquainted with the mollusk-t. when
flung to the beach 0! lake orseu. There are
three great Iamilies oi then. ll Ishould
ask . 1 to name three of the grunt royal
into-ms of the earth. perhapsyou would
respond. the house of Stuart. the house oi
Hapsburg. the house oi Bourbon. but the
three royal families oi lnolluriss are the
univnlve. or shell in one part; the bivalve.
or shell oi two parts. uud the multivalve.
or shell In many panhandle“ God in
their every hinge. in their every tooth. in
their every cartilage. in their every Ilsa»
merit. in their every spiral ridge and in
their every color. prism on prism. and their
sdsptntion oi thin shell for still ponds and
thick coatinga Ior boisterous sear. They
all dosh upon me the thought of the provi
dentin] cure of God.
What in the use of all thissrchltectnre oi
the shell. sud why is it pictured lrotn the
outside lip clout-down into its labyrinth» oi
construction? Why the infinity oi tkill
and radiance in a shell? What isthc use
of the color nod exquisite curve oi a thing
so insignificant its n shellfish! “'hy. when
the concboloytiet. by dredge or mks. fetches
the crustaceousepecimens totbe showdoes
he find at his feet whole alhnmhras and
colisenrns nnd pnrthenona and crystal pal
sees oi beauty In miniature. and these bring
to light onlynn infinitesimal part of the
opulence in the great subsqneous world,
Linnenr counted 2m» species of shells. but
conchology had then only begun its achieve
moms.
“'hile exploring the bed ol the Atlantic
m in preparation for laying the orbit:
shelled animll were brought up from
depth-oi Ll'lll isthoma When lilting the
telegraph wire from the 11dean
Red “Labelled creatures were brought
up lrom depths oi 2.000 fsthoms. The Bug-
gliqh sdmlnlty. exploring in behqu 0‘
science. lound mollusks nta depth ol 2.43.”
iatloms. 14.2w lest deep. What a nulm
awlnl for vastness!
As the shell In only the house and tin
wardrobe oi insignificant animals oi the
deep. why all that wonder and beauty ol
construction! Gal's retre- ol them is tin
mly reason. And ii Gm] providemrnunili
untly [or them. will he not see that you
have wardrobe and shelter? Wardrobe am‘
shelter [or a periwinklcl Sholl there not I
wardrobe and shelter irrrtrnnzr.’ \l'oui.
God give a cr-nt of mail for tie llé‘lt‘lk‘lfl of i
nautilus and lem'c you no defense ogrninst
the storm? lines luv build n Home house for
a creature that lasts n n lb‘llll and lent.
without home it NNII that takes» hold on non
turies and cons?
Hugh Miller (flood "the footprint: of tin
Creator in the old "1‘ sandstone." nnz‘. i
hear the harmonies oi (it d in the tinLle or
the whellswin-n the tidesmme in. 'I‘b.
some Christ who ilrl‘Wl lesson of protitlrn
tinienre from the inctthat lit ll (lollies n'rtl
grass the field irmtructs me to draw th.
mime lemon iron: the shells.
‘t'ttlBl’LA'nox srtotrur worm PATIEKI‘E.
In almost every man's life. however u'ei
born and weep: : our luv years. and in nl
most every wormrn’a lile. there comes i
very dark time—at least once. A conjunt
tion oi circumxtnncca wl‘l threaten bunt
ruptey and IlOlIll'Ielilnl‘Slt and atan‘ntiot.
It may be thrt than words it ill “I“! ll:
ear or will meet the eyeol thwewliom
In such a state ol iorclaxling. l‘orne. the:
and rice how God gives an ivory palace to.
water animal that you could corn-r with l
likent piece and clotheuin armor agnim.
all nttnck owrnl no bigger llmn n emu
duke. I do not think that L. d will ml.
better care oi a bivalve than oi one ul I;
own children.
I take to your [net with the gmmi ml
the most thorough evident-moi God‘n my.
lot bin erratum l pile around you we:
mounds ol nbrllr that. they rnrty teach yr
a '1!le comforting theology. Uh. yo (
little laith. walk among there arlmm i:
cornlint'nnd look at them lmuquem i
shell lit to be bonded n queen on hereon
nation day. and we tbm' fallen minim:
oi mlor.sndrxnrnlne lIlI’l‘it lilies in nton
the c primrose» in stone. time Ilcliilll’flpt
in mine. tho-no "Manila in fillllll', lIli'M' 1.
ranirxm» in «tone. there jnpon'u-m in «tour.
0h, ye who bore your teimnpea mid
looking out on char night» trying to at
what is tronspiritut in Marry. Jupiter an
Mercury. know that within o lew hour
wolk or rideoi where you now are tin-i
are whole worlth that you might. explon
but of which you are notormcious. on
among the moat beautiful and norm-am
oi there worlds is the mocholwxlcnl worlt
Take thia lemon oi It providt'ulinl car»
How does that old byrrm not
We may . like ships. by tempest be tossed
0n Willi)!» deep-i. but cannot be lost.
Though satsn enrages the wind and the tide.
The mire secures us. the land will provide.
000'! "III! Til IEL' Iliibl‘.
lint while you get this pointed lesson u
pvovidentlal are irom the shelled em
torus oi the drep. nmlw In their oonrtrm
tion that God lwlpsr them to be! them
solver. This home oi crime In wh .h the.
live It not dropped rm them turd in no
built around them. The material for I.
exudes from tlrclrown bodleuaod isadtmm
with a colored lluld from the porooi thci
own neck. It burnout lnlcreutlng thin:
to see there crustacean animals lotion.
thelrown bonusoutol carbonate ol lion
and membrane.
And all at this Is a mighty let-m It
than v'rbo are waiting I" mwlmlt.
their onuau. when t ey tngnu
work and. like themellusks. build thti.
mlmummdtbeirm brain.ostor
theirown rweat.ont oi their own Indus
trira list a mollusk on all the beaches oi
all themwooid have a boon til-bell Ii
hhadaultsaflbulltone. Dolottnltlor
otbento shelteryouor pro-gr you. All
m ' 1' Mum
every halts oi mm every
chlordlbelrtinyeesllcs es Atlantic and
Pacific and Mediterranean roman. a.
"Help mltmhllenol helpsyoo to p
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Thor-e whomwaltlaatortbelr
manor oldaselelealeladlaarr
MIMHHCIIIDIW
- r» 1.1 e»; {for new“?
W rug. we
emotion. flanyleudutetnotbuand seem
to think that God italiod oi cold geometry
andlron low-and eternal rpmhy and err
throned stoiclsm. No! Kol The shells.
with overpowering cmpballl.
While law and order reign In the universe.
you have but to ace the lavishnels oi color
on thecmmmallebodesoicrimlonirom
faintest blush to blood oi battlefield. all
shades of blue. ull shades oi green. all
Ihatlcsol silo-riots from deepest block to
whiten light. Juat calla! art on the shells
and buy rho shall give her babswaklnx
up in the mornlnfisunlight.
Yes. my God no emotional God. and
he says, “We must have colors and let the
shell. and we must have music. and here Is
a carol lor the robin. and a palm (or man.
and n doxology for the seruphim.nnd a tu-
urrec'tion cull (or the archangel." Aye. he
showed himseli a God oi sublime emotion
when bellung himself on this world in the
potentiality oi Christ to save it without ro-
gnrd to the team it would takeorthe blood
it would exhaust. or the agonies it would
crush out.
When I we the Louvres. and the Luxem-
bourgs. and the Vatican: oi Divine point
in; strewn along the amourilesol coast.
and I hear in s forest. on in summer morn-
ing musical academics and Handel's aocl~
etiee ol lull orchtptms. I say God iaaGod
ol emotion. and il be observes mathemnb
let it is mathematics not to music. and his
figures are written not in white chalk on
blackboard; but written by uflnger of sun-
iiuit on walls oi jasmine and trumpet
cnchcr.
TEE SWEm’IZSB OP RELIGION.
In my study of the mnehoiogy oi the
Bible. this onyebo oi the tennlsoitnpn'sm
me with the fact that nligr'on is peziurued.
Wlmt clae could God have Intuit when he
laid to Monet. “Toke unto thee sweet
Eices. storm and unyehal" Moses took
at shell oi the onychn. put it overthe
lite. and no it crumbled into ashes it ex-
haled nnodor that hung in every curtain
and filled the hitch nt tabemuclc. and lie
sweet smoke csenlrul from the mend pre-
cincts and saturatui the outside air.
Perfume! That In what rtll‘jon is. But
inatmd 01 that more make II. a malodur.
They serve (Rod in n rough nud acerb Why.
They boa their child's care because he does
not properly keep >illttln)’. Illhlt'ad ol mak—
ing Sunday so attractive the child could
not help but keep it. They runlsc him learn
by heartadiiiicult chapter in the lxruk 0.
Exodus, with all the hard unmet. because
be but been naughty. Ilow many disagree
ablegood people there ml No onedonbta
their piety. and they will reach heaven. but
they will hnveto get fixed up baiore they
go there. or they r; HI nzuke trouble by culi—
Ingcntto us: “Kn-p ozithnt granaf' "What
do you Illl'llll by I locking that flower!"
"Show your tickt :3!"
Oh. how many Lhristluu people need to
obey my text and take into their worship-
wnd timir behavior and their con-reunion:
and preshy lt-rim “LII general awmblia
and conform ‘ .5 moreonycuu! llzuurnome
times gone in u wry gain oi ‘piill into thr-
presence of some disagreeable Christiane
und in the minutes lclt wretched. nod at
some other liuu: I have bOIit‘ tit {mused Into
the cotnpnr;_v oi sum t‘ and buliztl souls.nmi
in a lew txmnu-nlsl tclt cxlnlumnt. \' but
was the tluirruu'e? It \z’nuthe dill-delta
in what they burned in tin ir comm ’I‘..e
i no burned ouyehn; the other burned out
(ii-kt
Axum r SKILL nxo cop‘s. DESIGNS.
In this (uncllulogicnl study oi Illu Bible
lulu) notice that the mollusk! or shelled
unirmie lumish the purple that you he
richly darkening so runny Scripture chirp
tel}. 'I be purple stuh' in the ancient taber-
lIM‘lI’. the purple girdle oi the priests. the
purple mantle: of Ilumnn emperora. thnap
putrid lilt‘eslzl purpiennd line Hunk—aye.
the purple robe u hich in mockery was
thrown upon Christ —wete colored by the
purple oi the shells on the nhores oi the
Lu'r-xfumnenu. It nun discovered by u
hip cm’s dog inning stunml his mouth
uy breaking: one oi the ehciln. and the pun
.llt‘ uroused admiration.
(‘mtly purple: blx pounds oi the purple
uquor manual hunt but! nut‘IIuhmn were
Int‘lI to prrpnre one pound ol wool. Purple
mu. also used on the pagesoi books. Bibla
Mil prayer boom ILJMR‘I in purple rel-
ium. nhich may Mill be (mud in somsol
.Ilt‘ nutionni lihrnr'lm oi Europe. Pinter-ch
.p-nhnolnonm ill-pic which kcptlla beauty
.or no yenm or after awhile the purple
mature comer to get. and that whicu had
been a Align ol imperial authority when
worn in robes mm ndopted by many poo
pie. and so on emperor. jealous oi thin up
propttntion ol the purple. mode a law that
on; one i wept royalty wearing purple
dilillIII be put wtlt'ulh. .
'l m n. tut ii to plilllnIl the world for that
outrage oi vacuum-neon. God obliterated
the color Imm tot- earth. arr touch an to my.
"Ii all entrant have It. none IIIILII have it."
But. tlwugh God luul deprived the men oi
that nhelluxh which all'onled the purple.
there are ultellacraough lelt iotnake ua glad
~oul wornhiplnl. (m. the entrainment oi
line and chops still I\ Stall up and down the
'1'th of all thewnilnetttol Thalia cm
luresoi til-eta barewkat root-oi scam
vied minim ’l‘hoy dwell under what
pavilions. blue as the aky and iier as a
unmet and myatt'rioua as an auroral And
:unlltot right in harlinuyon ioraiew
moments th un- mlghty realm oi
:lodwrr'vulswrybumeyundhum
Itinaldthattheharp and internal»
vented tron: the fact that in Egypt the
Nile ovarlluwed Its banks. and when the
waters remand turtoitrur were kit by the
million on all the horde. and these tortoises
Ind. and soon nothing wulelt but the cur-
tigblcned «our the boot Into musical
rtrinru that when touched bythswlndor
the [out at man titrated. sweet
woods. and to the world took tht hint and
lurhlnnsd tboharp. Andam l ootrlghtin
trying to make music wool tho-ludi- and
lilting them as a harplrotn which to thrnrn
tbejnlalnut Willi-helm“ thepa
rhetio atrium ol human condolence?
wmmt'e tunic: or mean.
But I llnal the climax oi this
at the Bible in the pearl. which has thin
distinction abate nil other army—that It
requlrwr no human hand‘ to bring out Its
beauties Job epenks oi it. and its than
it In Cbrirt'a neutron. trod tho Bible. which
openswith the outsells oi my
tattoo. product I do but wonder that lor
the excluslrs right of mining (or It on the
memo! veylnn a men paid tothehcallrh
government W lot one are“.
deny It;
with no more order than a mother pro,
mediums or calculutea how many kins-i
sun point all of them on the scroll oi that made.
an...“ and WI. ol thdsenatnres. «no 9'
illerusmberthesosrcsll
wrisdintosurnmor,hencetho
I would m...
20 Per Cent. Below Actual Cost.
wings-“goalie wdmthey must not b0
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H. KRIEGER,
. Under Mahackemo Hotel.
” mud , 1:!” 'r: I‘ll-hie" r "FF” whifdotu” rte.
from all lead claim w Ir m
pearly mfg-1b rsndiallslstoun- ” mu...,:.l.::m:::'
t 0b.“ In ”fill a ‘I'IIII annnrnts. Feb. Elk—A conference
exposure
andpalltodshiorpnrlqandyetthcydo
In Andlaltuotawonhthattoflthat
which the Biblemllsthn psuielnsst
priee.worthnrorsthanallotberpesrlaput
togetherJheresbould he sollttlsanday.
to little struggle. to little mthtflaamr
Wonklilodthatwswers allaswlssastho
nhen h kneh‘n‘d purl 01“.”.
w e on one
irice.went and told all that h hurl:
ht it."
But what thrills mewlth “north-re-
Irrthernatevlaloutoiwhlch
Theyalelashionsditumthewound
oi the shell lb. The exudation cl that
wound is and bardenedandeolarycd
lntoapenri. The ruptured vuscls oi the
water animal fashioned thegernthatnow
adorns linger or earring or sword hiltor
king’scrowu.
Soontoi thewoundsolearthwlll come
thcpearlaoiheaven. Otrtoithowoundoi
convictionthepesrloiprdcn. Ontoltbe
wound oi bereavement the pearl oi solace.
Out of the wound of lo. the oigaln.
Onto! the deep wound of grave the
pearl oi rcsnrrealon joy. Ontolthswounda
clsSnviour'a liieandafiaviour’sdeaththe
rich. the ndisnt.ths everlasting pearl o4
heavenly gladum.
“And theta gateswuelapesrla" Take
theconsolation. all ye who have been hurt.
whether hurt In body.orhurtinrnlnd.or
hurt in cool. Gctyour tronblu unaided.
liyon antler with Christ unearth. you will
reign with him to glory. Thetearsoiesrth
aretbe crystalaolhesren. "Everyaeva-al
gatswssuimepesrl.”
Active “tempera-co Wales.
The World‘s lair temperance headquar»
let-s. which balloon to widely noticed. and
in which over 30.000 tempuance people
have become deeply Interested. with the In-
tention of making their home at that
during the World's lair. Is no more. On
theereningoilan. 9 the unthotelstood
complete. At It o'clock on that evming a
tire broke out lnthe portionoithebuildinz
where the puinters' supplies were stored.
The wind was blowing a genuinewesten
blizzard. and it who one of the coldest
nights of the winter. It was lound Impoar
elble to extinguish the domes. and the
building wan completely reduced to ashea
In this experience. however. the nature oi
Chicago enterprise and the metal 01 our
temperance people have both at once been
given a lull illustration.
Within Id hula alta- tha dam. were
out lumber was sheady ht. flan-d upon
thesiteandplanswereon indictehlld-
log. Thelaeaislaruly corned by inane
ance. Thehnildlugwill bsrebnllton plans
submitted to and up by theinanr-
sues authorities will be made the
mien building oi its sort lath-maid. The
omen oi the headquarters“ bear louder!
with letters iron: the gods who have en-
mgr-d lodo'oga In advance. and without ex
ception itiatbsdeclared oi Itspar
to stand by the enterprise and makeiteven
a larger comm than nt any time belore pro
notwithstanding its mislortune. -
m...
oman’a Serra
She Is Bound to llavs a Placa-
A fortnight sgo a woman came Into the
olllce ol the appointment clerk oi the Irene
ury and said: “I have come (or a place. and
I mean to have it. I shau’t leave thobuildv
ing until I get It."
"I regret to say that there in no vacancy.
madam." replied General McCanley.
"Then discharge somebody and make a
vacancy." mooted the visitor.
“I can hardly do that."aald diaper-a1.
"Thenlwlll stay here and flarvo."do
elated the woman.
"All right. madam." a-entcd the gur-
eral. “Sit down and starve comlortably."
But Ibo would notaccqit the invitation.
Shepreierrullomtotho tint-arm oi the
secretary of the treasury. while lhl drove
the olilclals nearly distracted. Finally they
appealed to the appointment clerk. and be
right here.” ..
"lint. madam." pm Gen-ll hie
Conley. "you can starve lutas well in my
room.audthersisspleaasnt cornerwhicb
you can have all to yourself.”
"I choosetoatarvs onthlsepot."nspood
edthewotnnn. withunphasis. Bhshns Io
lar kept her word as teapand evu'yday
tincsthenJromOto “tubs moo
the great discomlort oi the clan—Warb-
luxton Cor. New York Sun.
Theatrical W
lie was not verytall.so thatth the
managerollbethestevlooked himoverhr
really looked over him. but he was savvy.
“I more to see nbont mt a place In a
theatrical company.” he . with confl-
dance.
"Urn—er." hesitated the measure as be
rubbed his chin outward and upward iron:
thunder aide. “haveyun bad aayeaprri»
error?"
”Some to n amateur m."
“That dorm’t munt termed.” ventured
the .
"lhlbly sot. sir. hat I have great conn-
done-is myabllltyuir. lbeitrvslsculd
beanstactonbutliear there lecneoh
starlets my way."
”Iliad what's that!" inquired the aunt
.mwllllngto knuckles.
lichenlaurlsllttlaandeknpdeolw.
“Myriam. Ansmsmrhorgsirl"
heamedanxlontly.
”Iithat'nallthetwmlasyca.”oxelaitned
mammtwnlllnn. "Istltaridutmes.
lbsvekmsctorsall-yllielougaudl
never knew or» who wastn't short aorne
Hominid-experience.“ not most oi the
tlme."oerl the manager youth-amount
influential tiprou tb bola-which
ialrly male the reload the man's
ehoaaqonk-Detrolthssl'rn
invariance-meant.
ls ”fix!”
Bo ulsitehthepasrl locum
that y t It unratemola
dlopdllwdhom to- are
a
trunnnswellutheplnaoi tapruluoten.‘
“Ii-rm“ Sulndalyd between the Reading
ta poop a a some one represent)
' the Drexelr. Where the conlerenee 'r:
held. who was present and what was done
couldnotbeleamed. but that a meeting
took lam between the Reading oillclala
and t Dreaela was cor-timed by a direct-
or oi the road. Beyond admitting the
last ol the meeting the director would ray
nothing. bin one reply to all other one.
lions being. “I can't tell you.”
President nit-laud was seen last evening.
and he was as uncommuniestivs upon the
subject oi the altairs oi the Reading u
be has been since the attack upon the toad
began.
llr. Noland has declined to see newspa-
- per men sinceFr-iday. and the reporter who
‘ nw him last evening met him as be I‘ll
leaving his carriage to enter his hotel. In
reply to the question it be had any state
ment to make in regard to the Beldlll‘.
Ir. McLeod replied. “I have nothing to
lay." Ilia reply was the same in
I 3 El. ll AND
tilt)“ :8 £1511".
kidneys. ul‘lsaflm‘lz "Fl; midi":
mherhaandlapreparg'twhn usually
I
sue; II healed
IrllllE'S WISH“:
emu-momma:
tothequearion asto—‘ ‘ a '
was held with theDrexels. Without walt-
. ins ior any more questions to be asked
hint. Mr. McLeod said. “I thank you [or
arming." and bidding the vepork-r good
night he went. into the house.
THE FIGHT is ON.
Mitt-I Mill bell Will Fight toallalah
l‘nr What‘s In It.
lilw Your. Feb. m~Mitchell wanted
the loser to have to per cent 0! the stokes.
and bin insistence on this point. while Cor-
bett wanted the winner to have all. upset
everything, although all the , " ‘ ‘iw
had been agreed upon and both badde-
poslted 810.0% stakes
Alter a very little .m" ‘ 1 di ‘
at the lat meeting Mitchell announced
‘ that he was willing to rounds the: the
. winner should have all thectakes. and that
‘ diapered oi the only objection in the wsy
oi the fight.
In view oi the int that Superintendent
Byrues had declared that he would arrest
all concerned in making a making a match
in New York. it was decided as n saleguard
not to sign articles at present and to with-
draw the money held by George Dickinson.
Accordingly each man withan his “0,-
M An agreement was then drawn up
that representatives ol each ptrty nhould
meet on Saturday. F-b. 21st 9 p. tn. on
the Canadian aide oi Niagara tails and
there deposit the stakes and sign articles.
It was understood by all that the arrange
mentaa made in relerence to the time ol
the match (Member) and the tire oi the
amt-0mm lkeoualldefldao bind-
} MAKING DEMOCRACY PERPETUAL
like Aloha-s halal-Inn ”Intranet-lava
4...” Negroes
Imam. All. Feb. 903-“! will.
passed the Sayer election bill. It had sl-
. ready parsed the house. The governor will
dgn it. and it will then become-slaw oi
Jhe state. The new low provider the All.
trolian ballet. Its eflecl will he to dit-
iranchiao illiterate neuro voters to the
number oi about 40.4110 or more in Alar
harm. The penalties lor violation oi the
section governing regiutratioo and ratio;
are very rigid. The new law uill gr Into
elect at the next general elation. The
Bulb third party Populism in both bonne-
were suainst the hill all the way through.
They but been clamoring lor it new and
lair election law for two yearn past. and
when this one I'll oileved them lbev op-
pom! it directly. The bill means everlast-
ing Detnocratic rule In Alubrrma
wvoumo Lzovsuruitz amounus.
'l‘bsa the United Itales lie-atarahlp la [alt
Will- the Governor to Appolat.
Culture. Wyn, Petr. n—Ths Damo-
trata and Populiata are having' a row over
the contusion ice Iheappoinlmeni 0! a sea
ator. and thefeiaa split between the irietull
oi New and Thorns-eon. the bitter claiming
that an be came within one roteoi an else
tion Governor ("time should furnish that
one vote now. The Populist: are with
Thompson.
When thejoint rte-don oi the leginlatnrs
met to ballot for senior. a motion to ad
inure sine die waaearried by two votra.
This leaves the selection oi a mtor to
the governor. provided it eaubr shown that
such an action will be legal.
A Orb-I Prwgra-rvae For Detroit.
Dnaon. Feb. Ho-Ths Michigan eitthls
preparimr to outdo lteeil and celebrate In a
manner never baton attempted hylt the
birthday oi Geom- Wushlngton. Senator
McMillan will preside rot toastmaater. Tho
ape-ken and tbaaubjecteoi their-tritium-
are an iollo'wa: lloa. Charles For-tn. sure
tary ol the treasury. "The llsrvirua Ad.
ministration? Senator Anthony [Hui-s.
Delaware. "(luv Manllest Ilestinstloa-An~
erratum" llnn. Roswell 0. liter. New
York. '"l‘ho Duty oi the Ilene-3' lion.
Stephen A. bunnies. Illinola. ”Blood by
the Gums" General Stewart L Woodiord.
Blew York. "lacs-oi the Pam” Janna
hand- Burke. president ol the American
Ila-imbue" Collette Irene. "Our banners
and Our ”min.” Secretary Ruck oi the
Ikrlcnllnral department and Chairman
Carter oi the Republican national” a“,
[bitter are also expected to he meant.
Iveeetary rum Will Ilene “
Win-frown. II. I. Itch lb-Joha W.
Porter. aseretsry of mete. reached bus
from Wanklnatu on Sunday to visit HI
wile and his dungbtera Ila Mt arrea-
preterlly toe Washinlnn Iset sight tease
the dorsal! «preventive item llswsll.
whore arrival at the national Isl be
learned-ti m altar beraaobotlt lldty.
Mutiny hater son he rapt-eta to rail
iron New York on Walnut-lay tor Parts.
A Dyna-as Ian’s Hillier-a.
trauma. ho. mm id" oi ‘l'llouae
Iccetthy. sacs a! u—Oongrvsamas lies-
atr llcCanhy. who died in Perle. has
been lied ice probate. To the surprise
at thenertol Mambo alway- sow
tewres bashlce.nvarlyall the estate is
lrlttsa amoral daughter. whn was bus
lbrsoweeka hetero his dumlherssthee
Vedanta.
. 17'3“" 3“:
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EVERVPAIR
{and Perfect Flttlntr
fill
. =7 ,7.“P!".°P““'mlh°‘
Mllaterial isllsellfllombiningnnr‘abililyani
mltmwuwmieushoonmmt ,,
wnfnnnrtfiao.
Oallnndmminothcmboforepnrchuinganytflwrlhobfit,
H. s. uptown?
Soutli Malir""st'reet. So. NorWaIk.
and finest lot of shoes we evrr
IOO “ lisses’ Shuts at
slant I seat!
I“ byx-fie-Tllrg I: the bowels
but-ton r. woonrv 1.: m1;
“392““ - were» - ~01" smut?»
. Cure Without Sleuth Dragging.
STAR FEIME DISORDERS.
COMPLAINTS.
3’ \ trunnion. IRREGOLKRIIIES
- DISPLACENENTS,
Iulhtrrmation. Congestion, etc.
at.” u Eur tenant ‘
SIXTY OMS
._.‘»—-——
rum
One of the firm of Lounsbury, "Jitthewson & 00., holding a
shoe in his hand no a sample. said:
"Theodore, this is the beat
oiferod you; they are elicit, and
I want you to have them ata bargain.” and we bought them. and
now for sixty days ofier them at. Reduced Prrces.
Still pairs ladies' Hand-male Shoes, worth $5.00. at $2.50.
Shoes. imperfect, -
50¢. a pair
501:. a pair
—-—AT—~——-
Glover&Olsen’s
8i Washington St.. 80. Norwalk.
If IllitIS‘lS,lllllS,or
'ntra wasnmcs co. It. may.
TRIAL I01 60 CENTS.
cam-mum
collu' tron“ atrortnco
use, Fail to Relieve «Cm.
‘ crnuo. Riemann
OIIOOP-E,
l. l.. trillion & flamed II. N
DECK-BIB ll. rm.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK A.“
FOLLOWS:
Fort SN tool. A. 1-5:!) ex. us ea. 5 65
«1.5 15 local ex..056 1. ea '1' all. ex. «1 than. 524
Lellllm-alexPMDW u. 9:5 ac. loll ex .
IUi’rI'tlls’l’Ield r3. till? local ea. P. 1—42-52
t-a. ill at. 2:3) or :54 ac. 6071 ac. ill) ea.
35 or. 53!? ea. 654“ch eaJfiI-aefialex.
{M It. In :‘M.. I Ills. to. Washington rupture.
~nuda 'r—«i‘ I5 at: I'. M."“ It at. 7 film. Baas.
Eon .‘aw list-an. A. ll.—l "l u. ll'clJi II
n. : :ro aA:.. ll =3 ac... ll «L. tune a. ton ac. l‘.
\I. »- BID em. I I0ex.. l 44 run. 2 "I 23.. dill I. ex
near. 63: l. value-can ridtepurr some:
u'..7 Irma. :2; ac. to rldgeporr MI an..lt-ll
on. ll I5 Adams ex. and It.. [:5 a. to. ca
Tundnysvl lb or 9 [2 run. a. on; 7 to at‘. p. to
15m in. Wise-h er. I Ina. m - «rerun ex.
Fort IIAltTI’tIItD. A. M.~olo at... “5 an.
union. in t: tux P. )l. 42!! ea.. i It) ex.. 1 41
«a. 7 l5 al.. h H on. B!) a. m. ea.
For; Srmnrrsur. A. 81.45 lilac" $1521..
m‘t'D ra. roe-c. P.M.-l:lbna_. iii if“? Ibex»
" If.
You Booms. A. 1—!“ (via shims [Anal
l’. his—13m ea. lvla Springfield). Ill) ea. via
lanlurrb.
LEAVE SEW YORK
Foo Son-n Son-an. A. M.~~501 91.. sm
'4‘»: lilac..5ta!ox..tltll ea..lltB an. II II) ex..
Ll It! an; 12% noon ex, P. hi. [245-12. I filler.
:«ou. -tlsac 23lex.3lllex. 3meaJltZea. “I
at. 48 s. S. ea.. Silica. hmse.lll2u.. 7 III in
~01 run. 02!! Adams ex. and ac.. [2") mid
';i in en. tirtmln e A. MAN ac.. illiac. P. I
ml l. ex . rem m nieht
F. H. NASH 8:. Bill.
Plumbing.
Gas-Filling.
fin and Sheet
Iron Work.
ORION SH RANGES.
OIIOIE NICK. OOOIIESS
and Hill IOIIK RANGES.
neonatal china
Dinner an Tea Sets.
Plain China. Agate
n WW 3". [in line
Purchasing Agency !
Guaranteed In
{recent end cure
lira Iluvkr-r withes to lnlnna her Irons.
and the public generallydbat rhewil make
port-nmee-let-t materials. and d» shopping
oi slitlnds 'nl’ Indllll'lu unto! thee: y.
Pettlrslar attention will be aim to match-
mods.
has I. (first,
lie. In that 'i'wealtelk'lltrset.
on 1.». cm. nut
NEW” ILIF‘E.”
Tristram
We are
Dress Goods.
sold by city houses.
FOR OAPES ANO
Fur Trimmings in all widths.
COAL"!
COAL I
Wood Split lo OlllBl'.
Grain,
Feed,
and Hay
-51.
WHOLESALE PRICE.
BIYMONO BROS.
a rerun Buds
(lent
l denomi dose 1'
" .‘f‘n ....I’ nor"... . “i “P
HIOOllSiI BANKING lOIPllil
Hildlotowht Cola.
Pall sp Capitol - - mono
surplus ~ ~ - - loom
[ml Isvesttnsnt for Trust “III. in (,.‘on~
beetroot.
"I Do SMITH. A": g; Silt.
locus I. lass-lo Italian-g. - lure-Ia.
oil It
‘ . . w v
.wt...mtw m t...
area. ts. .. Prue»
Ween-rel by Worm“ ‘
'fiad-“n rat-ruins”:- u ll Prensa-
arm-qt.
swarm! u
. .l . [banana
'glo '2'” «I‘m-ilk
In. no... “mm
trauma-asu- now
I
MERHILL
tunngmgqpnt,
when
WW
"FURNITURE
GltlA'l' 3mm
wKGoNa
mime...
we. swim.
'- Prlcee to Suit All.
OALL All) m Tlll'l.
THem-y Tilly.
Illinois CLI’P'PED.
unmrr "
item-cc.
W,‘
“'7
We have a full line of Fur Ca
THE .lEAIllNG nv nouns swat, ‘"
& Hyatt-
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
New Dress Goods.
showing our entire. new line of Fall Novelties in
The largest line that we have. ever shown.
have styles that cannot be found in any other store in town
we guarantee our prices to be lower than the same goods are
We
and
M...-__.
Hill TRIMMINGS.
Tristramwdt Hyatt,
NORWGEK-., .
Ir
HALE"?
COMPOONO
OOININE
FOR THE "AIR.
Ito-mores nli dandrnII
md Mil ilke‘lllfl‘ly mop
lln- hair irom iallrng out.
Uod nnd r-htlurml by
tltr‘ lending Iii-tr Doreen;
In New England.
H. R. HALE.
Sole Proprietor.
Pay the Marléagt
It on live or die by taking on endow-en
wile). )onnu mat. I“ come so.) will in!
one you iur i-IM’ Thousand Dollars Ii on
w ‘m to moon your Iandly or roam-lil-
old axe. loan: at once in the
OOIII. BENIOII IIIE INS. OO.
0' HARTFORD.
S. S. L’Hommedleu.
Agent. III \l‘aaldngton ill. lioalh Novwalk.
11""6T’iiiimfi's.
Papal "T'Tlhhflw- Plum
liill PIPER iii BORDERS
palm-tn Isl: nm‘m. "ma
banks r l m
hours. Ilordereand o'ln " " h.
beaten (or Ins-WM on mic-w
rnc . Intimates rhservslly aired.
4.9!?“
ii. in Rolland lob Printing
' war Tor-—
..,-warmed-minor. .;
Walg-
Evening Sentinel Office.
IlliESTllllElliilil‘ééM
Evil "Qt-nu. Low
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pes which we have just opoircdfm
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