‘ rar mine or as smart near an warm. on There werenodonhteorwaveringe then; with to sell mute, and a pro “mun. Cuaaus ’l'. Rumor». I. Rlloaalre, T. l. Bart-oat). tee. in. warmer, sellthe our}? thefactlwy. "Mill-l ‘1' 0X RINK. .Ir.nud Ira. laid-ck lot "vi-ghast- burner-nun“... Tbestteatiunulaomeo! theautborl- :tiesetthetowaoiDarienhsslatelybeeu adhdrbosrtaintroubh between John ‘WJladdoekand his wife, who live at 0: m‘,1y'hsoouphhsvsbrenmae- .risdabeetjevnyears. Theyareuild~ die“ and have no children. Illa. Haddock toldastamiord Advocatere porters long story’ahout hertrodhle, The morning of the “blinard,” a tew' weds-met” says that, having been dchiorssvevsidaysandbsving hsdno propsattentionnbenotontoi hedand weuttoligbt theiurnseellre.thehoose bei'ymyeold. nerhm‘baod followed harandthrvelmtediohithflwitliahig duh. Bhoran npstairsmlosingadmr hehiadhr. Hebetieroditdownwitha dub. fihstlediromtbehomeaudiaint- ediuamowhanh. Whehshereoovered he!” a dogwss licking her [see She-angedtogettothehomeollln. Draper,a neighbor, where she tell in a iaiusudremembereduothinguntil two orthveehours later. Bhesueeeeded in getting her clothing alter several at- temmesdolsimsthstberhnshandlor- hidhmmootaenmrtbebouse. Agreed street. Seuth Homer; ‘ a . oonfinuance of the liberal patronage of ' the , 5 ' oblio.. . §, _ Meet respectfully, 0L; ‘ bangiugou the crow. “Either forgive - Althoughamanmaybaveeverytbiugiu .themsnwhohasuotindulgedinthe A '1‘!" ‘m. . " mew-£1», w 'l'hs ssrvioes in the Booth Harwell: Baptistohareh.yesterday,wsraoonduet- edlayBergeuD.8tstls.ot0rorisr'l‘hso- logical Barbary. In the morning he rookies-blatant Phil. iii.. to: “That! undesehhsshhmoiattain- WWW”, . All“! . “I"- rsp not?“ :4ng whiththeteathtshsa. Paul tail- adtohdmthi’aetioninthegainmhim- remand counted it lo-to Chris: but the tutonnhins the bighmt. slimline. more. ultimatum,snd I'o should iollowhh example. Without thieving thereisnoremimlon. Christeried while themlortheylnowuotwhat theydo;" buttbedeathofChrist wouldhavebeen lostwithouttberesurrectioo. ltwasnot anti] alter the resurrection that the laithol the disciples became steadfast, they had found the sure inundation and anohorageol’their faith. The powevot resurrectionis the neutral force; death andncrilice are the true center. We all desire the iellowahlp of Christ. butdo we not mistake the method? There is no fellowshiplihethe fellowship of sulfur- ing. It was sin that nailed Christ to the cram, and ii we would share His soles» ing,wemlstsnflerhtcatleolthesin in theworld. We must be imnlted when Christie insulted. and what Bis cause sullen we must miller. Lotus examine our fellowship; we must he one with Blm,sndieel the throb of pulses lie leek it. Shall we run from duty? Naval Euler? Yes, it we msy stand lacing and Lfighting with the Hester amidst sin. We mint l'eone with Him injo'yandinsorrow.ThedeathoiChtiet beganwhenflebegen to live. and the agouyof thaGsrden “Gethsemane was theelimax ofan anguish long endured. Hedied toain Ind temptation. and we must “die unto sin” and live unto God. Our suderiu with Him ends in our deathtoeinandtemptation. and we are thatready iorthe lilo ol the resume» tion. A large mngmgaioe attended the NorwelkGong’vegational church yester. day morning to lkténvtoasermoo hy the pater, Rev. 1'. K. Noble, D. 1).. upon “A Great leader's Appeal to His People.” Thetertol hint-roman was Juhfi»:atv.. 15; "And if it seem evil unto you to serve the lord, choose you thb day whom ye will serve; whether thegode which your lather served that were onthe other side of theiluod,or Mgodsol theAmoritee in whoee land ye dwell; betas [or me and my home, Ive-will serve thalad." Herald that so etrongly and so edectually did Joshua dominate bi people that they were kept from wandering away from theGod who had so safely brought them out of their bondage in Egypt; who had delivered ermine! untold strength and number into their hands, and given them cities to limit: thatthey neverboilt; that he was permittedto teehis people occupy the land thathad been promise! tothevn. By God's grace we have power to do whatsoever hewoald have usdo. When Jesus wentintothe template pray he saw a man with a wltbm'ed arm.and although hsbsdao powerto move the muscles at the limb, yet‘hy theoom- mandmentol Chrimend the graoeol God “.690 sleek ‘ . ‘nn.,r50u1d‘moit9°&pm n , E. BARKER. Reel Esta. . Route Minuet. ‘ Holmes to Ben t STATE 'PlilSlll‘lillllllillls ' BIAVBJGIAIOII AGAINST 00l- lin'lCll'l’B WAIDBI.’ leewaatiaaa slum ta. rm: run with Anal-st Warden cos-M Id Dre-god to solitary ' nutawanem I” n she.» 4954'» ' New Your, m u-‘l‘hs‘World who nvualoolumnsnndptbehsad‘fl'hm unouoomwumlimu. ttateprison at Connecticut h s cm» other-lore. TheWorldgoesontomy: "For eight years Samuel 1 Chamber- lainhssbeeuwardenolthisprison. . but» iugthattimemsuy-suhavebsrnhnrrisd into an untimely grave, many more have bseudrlveu mad. Indeed.the mid item the state prison at Wetheradsld to the stateasylumatlllddlstewnhasheenworn barebyasteadypruormionol men. “Thewsrdeuadmitethatlilmsn out o! Is. than I» go mad yearly. Others double his figures Evan thewsrdm’maiimate aendeeohiilotterrnrtotheheart. "The punishment for oflenses in this prisouiseundnemsntin a dungeomabo- Intely dark and belowthe Matteo! Ute ground. whose walls reek with moisture. To these dungeons men have been mt continually who were sick or who were mysidlyunabletowurh. Mnbavebaen ml in them raving mad. lien lama iortunalehsvebeentahani’rmnthemdead. Oneman.aparaiytic.rottedthere. ceavleta Beaten With Loaded (la-ea. "Convietsinthisprisonhavebeenbeateu withloaded oaneaandhave beenstarved. Ottoman who,waadylngwasdraggedirom blaeell toadungeon at midnight hytha warden. Six hours afterward he was “lucredihlalas it may sound, the duo- Mmlortheldck. Warden Chamber- lalu believes that oanviets never become reallysick. 'l'bay any they are eietht theysaythisto eaeapawork. Olten these aemes'ichtaen die,hut that. of course, is due to} . When a convict com 0! what the warden calls ‘a lesson.’ He is simply, in the warden'r phrase, ‘e dead heat.‘ and the plane for 'deat heats’ is a place oi punishment. "When Warden Chamberlain took charge o! the prison he lound Dr. A. 8. Warner. the physidan. Dr. Warner is a kindly. gentle old man, beloved by everybody. ll- llvsd angst“ in resort. townfi’eth- waivers-l Morita. He In. aim was ahiprd bythe eoovieta. He broughtths dehdslieadeesnd fruitlromhlsowntsble. Dr. Valuer 3. longer Hooded. “He insisted thettbey should hskaeat to the hospital and properly cared for. Dr. Warner was not the man (or Warde- Cbamberlain. The old doetorwasiuiormed usdswtbathewasuolonaeruesded. Ba gnaw-too considerate oi the prisoners. he was “The warden appointed in his place one Edward 9. Fox. This man brings no bat hetaol irnit .0 the nick. More important atill, he is um given to sending men to the hospital.” The World prints a number oi instances of terrible cruelty. among them the use of Wales M.‘Doolittle,alile prisoner, oi whom it says: “This man'smind began townsheu alterhebad been inprisnnaiewyears.bnt he was as harmless ’l'be esnse 0‘ his insanity is not clearly established. hutinhisoase,asinmanyotbers. tbebon- rota oi the dungeon were probably reaper “Doollttle was sitting in bi cell. when a l’rueh watchman. who peasdtebepami thought it would be amusin to annoy t helpless comic-t. "At back ole-ch cell is a bell shaped iron cylinder which terminates in a small tube. no tube opens on the corridor as that aguard parsing can look inst the prisoner without being seen himself. Tre- drau hastened around to this tube and be gsn taunting Doolittle and calling him vile names Horrible cruelty Alleged. 'Thabsli manetuaturewseroussdtoa irenay.audinhlsrsgehammeradandhatp tend at thedmaudshontedout hheurses besueioh'dlovthhbarmund washesled. thb world to addtohiseomiort. yet it he has notpomesasdtheloveoiilodhe finds in his Iatterdsythatheiaehethe indispensable blmvingol hsppineas;bot pleasuresolsiuandvsnltygossdowuto hisuavsini in] rit,hnnwlng that than is a?“ ”finalist when he rhellmsstlaoetoiaostbslasts'vhsbas served solqng. He has accepted the maturities-aw who himself: “Hymn,“oigoodeheevdhy iaith hsthmsdethee whole. "Godh- beeu very near to us deriugthepeu weeh.Dr.llobie-ld,bavlaglaleni‘rom our numhsroaswhom weslllovedand ohmsnmalahhflldelvfltltothepther- tag olthe heavenly best around the ,5adgmsetsestot0d.whsrshswlll at his unseen loo. “Warden Chamberlain was at ones sum- thaw-“rues dean. washepstsuty lass-s. llabuewstthslilllstuwaasy- u” l millennium-tail fimwuumu Doolittle hm-hhlhgdths “math-rd L hum”... Willi-wallpflestu Asaleamsstlogoithsw church-s htthviehhywlllbsbflea My alt-sum and svmbg with eharehial‘ovwelh. sumo-I'll devotional the HULK. Atiflth-uwillhus listnptewiiibst'ths ,mtrdecuunnponthempnd-oe hap- themwnbmaare almostwithoutexoep Vlad“. Mthocslloleveryapeciesol DR. TALMAGE'S APPEAL as man erases—Jew us nuns m Lawton-sis.” AWN-choir)!!! d Mil-an" the spacim Tabmmcle in Brooklyn. whwe Rev. Dr. 'l‘ahnsge speaks evi'y Bundaytomousmda. llitbenotspeedr ily dbpslled, thh great psmeber and Wmudglveupfislabmuina lemlitywhsrehemndomeregoodthsa hhyplaeeeissoumrdt. Thederyd fishnehlflouhlsstthischmohsswua tobeaflmplsone. ltosdanotthssllght. oriordghtotdtbsrnr.’rahnsge_orhh W Sererslyearsagoalarge ehnrehwasbuiii. Theyearioiiawing ltwssloundnsommrytoulargeitat slmosttheerpmseois mahureh. Justustbeyweregettingit paidforit toohfinmdhurned down. 'l‘hensn- otherlargsedidoewascoustrncted. But alightning bolt net lire toit.and this alsowssdesttwyedjustasthedebtnpon‘ itwasbeingwipedoot. Thentbepres" eutgreatstructnrewasereeied,whieh, iacludingthe enlargement on thenrst. practicallycornpriseslourchnrcheethst this congregation has built within a law years. During Dr.'l'almsge'spas- husteinlh'oohlynhispeoplebaveraised thmd.i.0(0,000iw religious por- posea'l'hhloracongregationotwhich tioninpooror modmatecircumstntem financially, is a remarkable example at sellsacrifloeaudlibaality. Revive theywearyinthlsweiidoin‘. They-y tbeyarewlilingtoworh dayand night toberidotthisduancialembarra-mmt. Twenty-Ive thousand dollarsol thsdebt mustbapaidatonce.or thenohleinstl— tntlonwillpsmoutol the poem-tone! WW 'l'hepveamtpecunlsry distressispsatertbsntbeyoranyother avevsgvchnroboougreptiouwbere the poorlaroutnnmbortherichcanearry. Will they get the needed assistance? There should heuoquestion about it. ltusednoteomessaworlroicbuityor «goodwill either,butrstherirorne sensed oth. Dr.'l'almagelsthe world's preacher and theworld's bene- WhM-Wfikvm hilt will"? ,' 4"“ as “nontraditional. mm bysthswss alsadc'iu world!“ Wlln'lb Johnstown flood utestropheooonrred. hisrepoussiudssdssudwovbwasmnat potent. Wbmths ayeldbtremosrss hummus-mnemo- wmttmrsiisstodhtrlhuisbrssd. For evel'yloealehmitysadavsryoassolln- dividustdistrewhierlghthudbssiitvr» allybsmsstsudsdat all amenable chewuothingaboutlt. it New Ia-eisl sub» aflhepuie'a, new as human needaand ashighsaheaven. Hoisnohellheurted or doubting preacher. but hell-indies the truth terribly and fearlessly.‘ A movement has ht’ClI started to Mp lk. Talmuge and his rungngntirm. Per- haps many readers of "its paper who hva had the rare pleasure of reading his sermons will hegind to contributeto the noted of this movement. The testio martial is tobeapopulnr one,and dol- lars. dimes and pennies will he received with mun] gratitude. It in hoped that I large number of contributions muy be M by our r a!» re, in whom Dr. Telmage's nt‘wnx.‘ :~.«_ lum- proved help- iuiuethey how appeared in those col- tunns ahd elsewhere. ‘ All minoripiirm sent to the oiiieeoi this paper will be acknowledged and ior- - worded at once to Dr. Tolmuge in Brink- lyn. together with the names of the do- non Rev. Dr. Tillman. whuee church in Brooklyn is hymn 3.;l3yrmlmmeaerl.*waa the fourth broth-‘1 to «our the rank: 0! Christian minim is. [lie first pastorate wee at‘ Bollm‘liin. . , ‘. Subsequently st Syrtmso hit pr 1 attracted great attention. “in removal lo Philadelphia increneed ready the umuheroi hie adv minutes-til his ministryut seven years in the Quaker (‘in was is great success. He went to Wyn in lwandaoon filled a church which hadhevn much too large for the I'mitiprn. The new Tab- ernacle will acmmmuluie uhout 6.000 permns. and it in tilled at every service. Contributions to relieve the churchmllt the liability of a ions-lined mm may besent to thin oillco, whence they will be forwarded to Dr. Tolmsge. Bothfiembn'l‘almsge and his cou- greaatin have slweys been distinguished for public spirit and liberality in all philanthropic causes. The Tabernacle is not a Brooklyn imitation solely. bow- tver. it belongs to every locality where the English language is spohen or read. rtromc urr sorts. the ”ea-we ceveetvy l'asses 'l‘we at no. '9‘”?! “P M“: _ Q Moraine-mm " xiii refit. sou tit-rte been Murrow IMP” twollie hosts hearing theums“flar~ ouio"ol unhanholflewiouadlandon the 4th lost. the Liverpool owners believednllanxeieislostasd that the u . reams-Idahwdthsslr. Matt-ism. floss-eventual hrs-um lthsqasuihtt is tell sedan! tutu eel w“ he hates. a. » - ‘:a 3 fl and" you will fill ta], ethical, financial, etc. . nel 11's 80. the splendid assortment of some nutrients, an, line. -—~uo— JACKETS range in price from. $3.98 to “4.98, capes from ”53.49 to 313.49. Full assortment of Tans, Modes, Navy, Blacks, etc. Alter this date our store will be seed on Tuesda , Thursday and Friday eve-lags. s 0 o‘clock. open oa laaday Wednesday.» sad l3 Waéhifiéinil Si. Saturday evenings M. 5. SMITH” For the present eeoeon is displaying I Scotch, French and Domestic fiinghams in all the newest styles. in Endless Varietyfroi liming Flannels. A New Arrival of Low Priced Dress Goods , in all the eeasoneble coioringe. A large line of Lace Trimmings. Centric. Iainsook. and Swiss Emhmiderias. linoleum. India linens ..., .. Militia Intranets; ; 1" ‘_ «low . ’ ~’-‘ Putnam The Latest Styles oi LadiBS' Collars and one. ' gr Stool: oi DilIESTIC llil WHITE BilllllS‘ fortheootalugseasonissoppliedwitheverythiugdssirable. M—y , llu when; smut ummonimmwhuuianm‘ WW“? . "Oil Clbth‘s,” www.mm ” ill “bile-i4 ~ Emmi!“ SHADEE...W..W; , ““M“”” ”"4? owl? f i h‘r'j ”in”! I , , :pawe‘ 9 a l 3 sold The law of iolilreservanon Antedates all Other laws, either moral, men- The entire forceyof The soundiincliid. :. ing the,World’s“Faired_itor are my; anthol- ity for! the above 'et'etéinent, and the work on the basis that if you“ see it in The Senti— But that has nothing to do with the fact that we would like mean your attention to that we are showing thieispring. It will be ‘to your advantage financially to give us a call and see what We can show you in this EEO. VllllSTllE. Prop. ” 4 so ,, nd You can buy for out. I” can mnkequarterlylnymefiy,‘ ' Youcanpay mm,” mr ‘1 oranount tosnityoug. 2°... n" . If yonwill onlyfly MW? , ,. own a lot in Jshorfiunt ' 33:83. Etrjézt-‘M? $350, $400, etc. For further particular: on- quire of JOHN Elm . On “I0 Walte- m a}: CHRIST! I ‘y’ l‘ :- Palnts.‘ *Uiies' l‘LV
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