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AT THE TABERNAGLE.
“as a HEN oavusnem HER crock-
Eus ounce HER worms.-
Mothefll’almngnfalwndaylarnbglu-
mam—In complain-flatmunn-
tlanea lava Boon lining Ilia In With-
. out Authority.
mu". Feb. n-Mioutothean
men In the Brooklyn tabernaclethln morn
tag llev.l)r. 'l’almage. In giving out-aura
huofnntloqdwclt npouthelactthatcer
Iain picture maker! 01' Brooklyn had omd
hknnrnaaanrelerenm in their admire
menu and circular: without his authority.
Thou-and- ol Intern oi complaint have
anmeto him in thin reaped. and he wanted
I my underlined that hekaew lath
ingolthmepeopleor their budnma Incth
«in The text nelected [or the morning
neuron wan IlatthewaxiiiJl. "An a hen
gathereth her chicken under ha winp.
mid ye would not.”
I'll! 'rms alum!
Jerusalem waain sight miChflwtcamr-to
the auto! Mount Olivct, a height of woo
M. The splendor: of the religioun capital
dthewholcearth irradiated the Iandsrmpo.
Than in the temple Yondcriathe king’s
palate. Sprud out before hbeymnrethe
pump, the wealth. the wickrdncrn and the
coming dmtruction of Jerusalem. and he
hunt- into learn at thethoughtoitheob
dnrneyoi a phcethat he would gladly have
mvod, and apolurophizca. mying. “0. .le»
rumlem, Jernmlem. vhow otter: would I
have gnthered thy children ‘ o ‘ even
an a hen pthereth her chickena underhcr
wingw. and ye would not!"
WhydidChrint aelect hell and chickens
-nwimilei Next to the nppositcnan of the
comparison I think it wrote help all pub
lietcachunlnthemattcroi rationto
.Hrdonanrthbthebnroyard towL Its
mlyndoromeutn are the red comb in its
:haddmandthewattlco onderthe throat.
lthannogrnndenr of genealogy. All we
haowintlmtltanaecmwncamehomludia.
anndth.tromahdghtott.flllieaon
thaddcaet lb lthaanopru
tmaiouotnmtlihethecwgle’acyrie. It
hoolmtadplumapliketheunldflneh.
lbw-dogmythatallowa flight.yct
abutthelmltthlngitwantatodolntofly.
maiin retreat nsmloot almort aamrrehna
I“ have writtar out in musical
acnletheaougol Iark and robinmihreaat
mid nightingale. yet the hen oi my text
hathnothingthatmuld betakeniorawoug.
lutooly dock and tackle. Yet Christ in
thetext. uttered while looking atdoomed
Jerusalem. declares that what he had
wlahcdtor thatcltywnrlikewhatthchen
do-[orherehickcua Christwnthnsaim
pbhhhtnchhgnndyethowhardit in
low ue,whoare Sunday nehool intruder-
od editora and and reiorrnera
andthowewhowouldgnin thecarroiaudi
coccaJoattain that heavenly and divine
artot simplicity.
Wehavetorunneourseollitenrydisor
deranschildreoacourne oi physinl disor
den. We crane out of school and college
Imdeddown with Greek mythologiasand
out o! the theological aeminury weighed
downwith what the learned tathrruaid.
andweilymthwinprolenglrwandflamm
”and alhatromqand it taken apod
wflle More weenncomedown to Christ’-
dlnliitudu. the «mile under the bathe].
the unit that has lost its savor. the net
thmwnhtotheutheapittleon theeyen
dihhlindmnn and the hen and chick
-
There in not much poetry about this
winged creatureol God mentioned in my
tonghut ahe inmore practical and more
motherly and more aoggeative oi good
thintmthan many that fly higherand wear
hrightercolora Shcisnot a primadoonn
oi thewhiea nor numt oi beauty in the
aialonoltheiorcnt. Shedomootcutaeir
cl- nndrwtheaun likethe lloeky mountain
angle. butataynat honetolook alter lam
lly alaira She doea not awoop like the
condor oi the Coulillerrs to trannport a
mhhlt hora thtnlley tothe topolthr
mhtjamanmchatorallving Now
My with hcrclawa she pulls away
thngrunnd lohring up what In hidden he
oath! Whenthe breaklauordining hunr
arrives. the begin- to prepare the m
aadealhallheryoungtopartake.
To: It" anarvrl.
I aminaympathy with thouupreteutionl.
old inshioood hen. hecarne. likemoat oi on.
inbuilt-crutch ioraliring Sheknown
nttheatanthalamouwhich mmtpropleoi
unannonlowtolenrn—thatthepin
of a livelihood ImplimworLandthal
noctewneadoootlieon the cortace.hntare
to heupturnrd by plowitlveaod continuous
«but. The raaaon that society. and the
ehurahand theworlrl are molull o! iai‘.
mwiullollmlmmlulloidewdhuu.
thrown people are not Wine enormhto
takethe lean-m which any hen would tench
thorn—that Ii they would find for them
demand luv thmedrpuulent upon them
anything worth having they murtarrnteh
lorlt
Solomon mid. "(lo mtheamthoull
prd.” l-leotothrht-rnthonnlogrfl.
m
lathehlhaviorol old Dourl
:
i
hhahelter."mahenuthaothhmchickma
nod. her wing!” The fact b that thn
mammmmmmwui
lemwhiletheynrnehlekma ltiaaaiurpla'
mattereflneaorableatatirtiuthflummot
thonewho donoteomatochriatinyooth
”cantata“.
Inwmananrrm.
Whatdranoeintharniorthnyonngwith
outdivineprotcctionr Thornarethegrog
dopa There an the gambling brill.
Thmearutheinddelit‘ia and immoralitim
daplritualiam. Thoreau the hadhooka
There are the impuritim There are the
hodncmraacalitiea Andronumerournrn
thaea—ilmmtathntlt iaawondcr that
andvirtnearonot loat aria The
hirda of prey. diurnal and nocturnal. a!
the natural world are «con the alert.
'I'heyarnthnanmirmolthanky. They do»
have variotiud hate. The mgle [Intern
thoflcnhdthelivinxaaimal _ Thevolturn
prefers thecaram. 'l'he lalcou killawith
one stroke, while other atth o! beak give
prolongation o! torture.
And no the temptation- d this life are
varionn. Sane makeqoick work of death,
and otherugoulre the mind and body for
many yearn. and some like the living blood
dgrmt mola. and others prefer those al-
ready gangrened. But for every .ater d
youththeniaaswoopingwing. andasharp
hunk, andacruelclaw, and whatthe rising
generationneedsiaawingoiprotectioo.
Fathers. mothers. older brother-nodular”.
and Sabbath achool teachers. haquick and
earnest and prayerful and importnnnte. and
get the chickens under wing.
lay the Sahlmth schools of America and
Great Britain within the next three month
, all their . ' into the kingdom!
Whom they havcnowunder ehargeiatm-
catain. Concerning that aerawoy, puny
child that lay in the cradle many years ago;
the intherdend. many remarked. “What a
mercy ii theliord would take the child!"
and themothcrreallythooghtmtoo. But
what a gun! thing that God apnrcd tint
child. [or it become world renowned in
Christian literature and euro! God’a moat
illustrious rename—John Todd.
Remember. your children will remain
children only a little while. What you do
(or them asehildren you must do quickly
or never doat all. "Why have you never
written a hook?" said some one ton talent
ed woman. She replied: ”l am writing
twoand havehemeugngnd ouonewurk lo
ycannndontheotherhyeara-mytwo
children. They are my lite work." When
the houneoi John Wraley’a lather burned
and they got the eightehildrmt out—John
Wesley the hat-helm the root tell in the
iatheratrid: “Let us kneeldownand thank
God The children are all mved; letthe
rut oi the place go."
Myhemmitwesecnmtha . tand
everlasting weliare oi our ch n, most
other things belonging to III an of but lit
tlecornpnrntive Im Alexanderthe
Grnt allowed his soldiers to take tha’r
laminar with them to war. and he no
countedlorthehraveryol his mum hythe
[act that many of them were born in camp
and were used to warlike Iceua [tom the
start Would God that all the children oi
our day might be born into thcnrmy oithr
Lord! No need 0! letting them go a long
way on the wrong road before they turn
around and go on the right road. Theonly
time to got chickens under wing is while
they are chickerm
Hannah Whitall Smith. the evanglin.
took her little child at 2 years oi age when
ill out of theerib and told her plainly ol
Christ. and the child believed and gnveevi
dence of joyiol trust which grew with her
growth into womanhood. Two years are
not too young The time will come when
hy the faith oi purenta children will he
hornintothiaworldand hornloto thehon
our of Christ at the same tinm. Soon we
parents will have to go and leave our chi!
liter; We fight their hattlu now, and we
and between them all! harm. but our
arm will after awhile g1 wmk, and we
cannot light [or them. and our tongue will
he pended, and we cannot apeak [or them.
Are we going to leave them out in the cold
world to take their channel, or are we do
log all wecan toget them under the wing
at ctm'ual safety!
I! "an 11!! mxu wlxo.
Bot weall need the protecting wing ii
you had hnowu when you entered upon
manhood or womanhood what wan ahead
«you, would you havndaredtoundenake
life? How much you would have been
throughl With most liie has beenn dieap
pointmcut. They tell me no. They have not
attained in which they expected to at
lain. They have nothad thephyaicaland
mental vigor they expected, or they have
met with rebuilt which they did not antic
lpate. You are not at renewal-morn:
new year-oi ngowheve youthooght you
wooidhe. ldo not knowanyone except
myrclitowhom Iii-baa heenahnppynnr
price. I never expected anything. and no
whenanything earnein the
[norm anniortnhle polliiou "widening
held oi work it wan to tan a aurprier.
I wanteldhthe theolirgicalaeminlryhy
wouldgetanyhudy tohear mapreaehua
lawlehaopdtnyatylenothat when!
tnnndaomepaopledid cumntoh-rmaii
waan happy aurpriaa But moat people.
according to their own unto-trot. have
tout-d l e a disappointment. indeed we
allaoedrheltavirurnitn lmnpema Ahoul
la'eloah on a hot Annotfltaraouyon
hwhnflamfloummhtmeoakhr
awn-dag n W, M
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cold all the time. Forgot not that ith
mlderntthaaouthpolothnnatthonoeth
pohandthattheArctleianotnodrntruo
tire-them Oncaln awhilethn
Amhwflhtuphwuamhchhotthn
Antarctichardlyever. Whenatthaaonth
poleanhipmila in.thodooro€icahah
mortuntohrclorcd againatltarmarn.
Solitetomnnymilliormol peoplaatthn
nothandmauymilliouaol at the
nerthir a prolonged rhiver. whm I
mythatthiaiaacoldworld lchidymean
figuratively. ltyouwnnttoknowwhatia
the meaning of the ordinary term one
cdving the “cold shoulder." get out o!
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nndyouthink of what youwmethennnd
otwhatyoonranow,nndallthmethonghta
marmdhytheaightotthaollheucoop.
Source! you had batta- urhackodetart
lulu
which till amolnent hdovohadhaen a
warm room. 'l'akewhat in an on
pudtlonrm no public question tea
youririmbly-ehallhei'oreawindmlll.
Altar an myncli' booncerned, lhaveno
woldoi complaiut.hut l lookofldayhy
dayandaeacornrnunitiea finedngootmeo
mrdwomeool whom theworldianotwoe
thy. Nowittakcsniteroncnndnownitu
another. lthceomcapopnlnrto
anddeiamenndexccratennd lie about-ulna
This in thebeatworld I ever got
butitinthemeaneatworld that-aloe
peopleevermtinto. Theworatthingthat
ever happared tothcmwastheircradle,
andthebedthingthatwillevcrlnwento
thanwillhothdrgrare. Whatpcoplnwant
inwarmth.
lanyyearnagoamanwaaloatingdown
on the ice 0‘ the Marimandgrentel'
Iortawern made to rmcuahim. biceha
not hold ot a plank throwntohim, and
twicehealippedawayiromltbeuuathat
cudoftheplankwascovmcdwlthice,“
heeriedmt,"i'or God'a nake,givalun the
wooden end at the plank thistlme."and
thisdonehewmhanledtoahore.
Thetrouhlaiathat In our cilortatoaave
theaonl there is too much coldne- and
icy formality. and aothcimpcriled onenlipa
oilandiioatadown. Givait thcotherend
oi the plank—warmth oi’ sympathy.
warmth oi kindly association. warmth oi
genial surroundings. The world declin-
togiveit.andin many casuhannopower
togiveit,andhere is where Chriat cornea
in.nndasooncolddny.therainbeatingand
the atmosphere full of elect, the hen cinch
he! chickens under her wings. and the
not.” AlarJortherouldnotal" lithe
wandm'ing brood- ot the (arm hard not
theirmother’a call andrinkthehawkand
thnagoodmanarkedayoungwoman
whohadahandouadherhomeaadwhowaa
deploringhrrwretchednuwhyrhadhinot
return.thereplywm: ”ldarnnotgohorna.
oltheiniantyoopotthahlrly-d.” channelwaanmriutha
Mar-wthudct-ndmm mrhmllwltho'itmp Bel-rm" Under
Wendhmotthoworldmln thetnpmt thev-rtwmm
outotthelarehwindaottheworld’rait gumbo-1’5".“- “them
lei-armameinoutolthealeetoithewra-Id‘a a... U“ in pack the fin ad
usaulkctmreinoutotawovidthatdou mdowgaudnolha Marthe
notonderrtandyooanddocaootwantto u,thm and”
noderwtandyon. lwillcomlwgandlwill nd 5-.” m with tum
sooth-nil I willlrorm warmth."aaa tam-anther manhunt—I.»
rudytornllthooe to whomthewra-ldhnn
.irenthewldahonlder.
Burnoticr thatnomeonemuattakn the
mormlortheehicheua Ah.thahartakta
the-term. [have watched haundrrthe
peltingrain. lhave aeeuherin theplnfi
lug lrmts almost (much to death oral
most atrangledin thewaurgnnd whatn
light the maker iorthe young under will.
it a dog.ora hawk.or n mancome too
near: Andanthebroodingt‘hricttakathe
atormior on What floodoi anguiahand
tears that didnotdnwh upon his holy-null
What beakoltorturedidnotpiercehia
vitalwl What harkingCerhauaoi hell wan
uotlet out upon him (nan thekennela!
“'hat Mention-d. oh. who no "it
Tomvouuraouiairomdcathandhelli
cnttls‘t “rants 1oz norm run on
Yes. the heutook theatorm iorthrmhlck
enanndChriat tnkcntheatrwmlorua
Oucethetempeat romnoauddeoly thnhen
moldnotgetwithhnyuunghack tromthe
nrwgl'ound tothe barmand thee-theta
under the fmcehalidead And nowthe
the atom lorothera
1n linking up theraoordaotlongaul
lonndthelhelD-dhqnn to look up
derwhiehweeoroeiovqriritnal mtetyare the Inthecam I lthatll
brow apatternd winga. are my»
wings. aretetnprwt torn latheltle
at Wight I new the grnvnol Elisa
tnth,whodied while a prisoner at Carla
hroohcartleJerInnrronu-mmm thaholliaarmdaranawrrnnamrtaia
nodpointloatothewordt."Comeuntome, attcrtheyhadremovndmrdharbdthedmd
nllyethatlahorandarnheavyladao.nndl lMMW-mmdm '0‘!- W
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EVERY PAIR WARRANTED-
Gallandenndnethemhetorepurcharinganyotherrhogat
H. s. BROWN’S
South Main Street. 80. Nor-Walk.
'qu vmnm or room.
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my attention what
Sill In routine. mydmr. would hronly
ltlplicatlon.
ma
In. BlownJlmm—Ploaaa don’t be willy.
We a oration ot ancitty.
Ilr. What In—rllllneml
Ira. Brown-Jooea-No. no. line we have
ml invitation [root the Bauhlry-Pokedyen.
and one from the liickal’arkara, both (or
Ir. Ju—Arewngoing to have theinv
vltntionn tordiuaeri
In. Brown-Jon. (ignoring the remark)
~Non'. I don’t know which to accept.
Mr. Juice—So thoughtiul in you to nah
me. I my neither.
lira. Brown-Joucr—But we must go.
Mr. Juror-A dictum oi aociety. ha! Then
accept both.
Ira. Blown-Joneatwoafllykllow can we
when they’re both tor Wednesday night?
Ir. Juror (triumphantly)—Why. you go
tonne.“ l'llgototheother.
Ira. Brown-Jonco—lmpouible!
llr. Jones icalmly)—Not at all We can
rate—
Mrn. BrownJonu—Wa an demonstrate
nothing. Society In not given to demon~
Itratiorm Whatlwant tonsk youir,
which shall we accept!
Mr. Jonu—Tom up a penny—vbeadn, the
WIntqou-call-‘rm'a; tails. the [lick-ca.
Mm. BrownJona—The HickrParhera—
the lednlaturegavethem the right tonne
the hyphen.
Mr. Jana—Very kind in the legislature,
lmuataay. Whatdiditcoat.‘
In. BrownJom—Sodcty awepta. but
never quatlona Now——
Mr. Jones—Andi“ dictum. i should
adv-he. then, that weaccept,nasoggeated
More. Andaethcrenre ' naked,
we can atay at hue.
Ira BrownJonea (rennin—You would
try a taint.
Mr. Jones—Never. my dear. never.
wouldn't accept me on the jury iiatnint
w- to he tried.
Mrs. Brown-Janna (“din—Have you no
answer?
Mr. John—Certainly. Which oi the-two
will give a better dinner! By the way, in
ally sanctioned? We'd better dine with
, the others, an auto heart the rule side.
In. [1me iignoring the latter
wt oi the morn—We do not accept in-
vitations with aview to—
Nr. Jom—Gmrmomic attractions?
flu Brownian—With a view to the
m
Hr. Jena-What then? Family? Wraith!
In. Brown-Jonen—We oonaider moiety.
”Ami—But arriety doeao't consider.
my ’a a tort ol arr—shoe
Ira. Brown-Joan Wrap-El think
we’d meet more people at the Batchhy-
Pokedyna
Mr. Jenn—Then there might be lean to
fit. [A’s go to the other».
Era Droquoncs—Bot we are more m
m to the Hicks—Parker's.
Hr. Jouee- in what way. my love’ I've
never hormwed a dollar (rum them.
In Brown-Jonas (teariullyi—“le do
youact so ioohsh?
Mr. Joueslgravely)»i.rt me are the in
vitatlooa llteadathem and-miles.) Why.
my wife, do you consult me?
[Actually grim] One in [or Wednesday.
the Nth, and the other (or Walrus-lay. the
Sim
Ira Brown-Joueaipenitentlyy— Don't you
aeehow eaay it Inioryoo toamwrr-Il you
tryl—llarper’n lull.
The Degree 0! A. 3.
Detroit haa an industrious young man
who. (rude guy him aomewhat on his
hahitoiearlyrhing Not longagohieai
ma mater made him a manta ot arta
"By the way," remarked a young woman
to his roommate. "l undrratanrl Henry'-
eollegn haa contend the degreeotAJl.
on him."
“Y‘H
"What w. it tor. do you aroma-tel"
"I don't know exactly. “rile-n it wan he
antlta ha up nearly in the morning."
—Detrdt Pres
A MOI.
Pint Where yr loin?
Bastard —Down to th' more.
“What tori"
"I for-pet. Where you point"
”In th' atarn."
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“Well. H'nfio together."—~Good Nrww.
A Plly.
Little liallle had very much enjoyed the
oelehvntlon oi her birthday annivrraary.
”I" "fully Irony {or m." the laid to
hm dds-ovary ranch chime-aim".
”my,”
you never have birthdays any
more."-—Warhiagteo Dior.
mate her hmhaod."aad India. him-
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Gas-filling.
Tin and Sheet
Iron Work.
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MRS. J. A. DECKER,
lie. In Heat Twentieth street,
low rm cm. or u
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monomer.
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David Stow,
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air-we.
“Henry Tilly"
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One of the firm of Lounshury, liuttlrowson & 00., holding a.
shoe in his hand as a. sample, said: “Theodore, this is the beat
and finest lot of shoes we ever otter-ed you; they are slick, and
I want you to have them at a bargain,” and we bought them, and
now for sixty days offer them at Reduced Prices.
500 pairs laiies’ Hand-made Shoes. llllllll $5.00, at $2.50.
loo “ “ Shoes. imperfect, 50o. I pair
Illll “ lisses’ Shoes at 50o. a rail
———AT-—-—-——
Glover & Olsen’s
8! Washington St.. 50. Norwalk.
TIIE LEAomo onv oooos soon, '-
Tristram & Hya
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
New Dress Goods.
We are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in -
Dress Goods. 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 pn'ces to be lower than the same goods are
sold by city houses.
run BAPES Aim TRIMMINBS.
We have a full line of For Capes which we have on opened, ,
Fur Trimmings in all widths. J
Tristram & Hyatt,
NOR_WALK. ‘
COAL l”
COAL !
Wood Split to under.
HALE’S; I
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FOR THE HAIR.
Remover all dandrofl
and will poaitively
the hair irorn falling out.
Used and endorsed by
the leading [lair Dre-err :
in New England. ‘
H. REALE.
Grain,
Feed,
and Hay
._ A1“—
WHOLESALE PRICE.
MYMUNB BROS.
closing" no “on”
of Mullinory !
ll Wuhiumhe. Harwell.
liss E. Van Tassel & Co.
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lemon-flier. laiaaofl'mcm
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ammveuaouu.
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moon some oormv
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laid up Capital - - “00.000
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Ina- ). Ina—lo Milli-c.
.osnréce.
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law-damn.“ Mus-rim-
llttb. MM W. r"
momma.
Prices to Salt All.
CALLAIDBII'HIII.
HORSES CLIPPED.
hammer-whom.
Ill-nub
Glllette Machine.
magnum- "
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m- unnatural-ham
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