Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 1, 1893 · page 3

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battcthnanyoneeisaunundn
stall hire. 1! I ask vouwhue‘yeu‘wwa
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ta,England."os-"lwaabm-nln 0W.
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pounds
«Impoundalahouldbeliavayon. ltiaa new
matter personal to £111.“. You know
betterthananyene cantellyon. Christ

1! I‘ashhowmuahestate arewath
andyeu "meflonrmw
believe what you my. You know
thanan ouaelsa Now,8hriatmuatknow
betta anymoelaewhehelaandwhat
list What: eat him howoldhs i1:
says. “MoreAbnharnwaalam.” A
hambadhesndeadllfiflyears. WasOhrist
3.“ yarn old! Yes.he says he is older
than that. “BeinsAlnahamwaalam.”
ThurChristmys."lamtheAlpha" Alpha
nrmmrnmormomrnphmme
Christinthatutteraueedeclarad.“lamthe
Antthealphsbetoltheomtnrlea" Then
hamistheaGod.

Can a man be lnatbousand place-at
ones? Christ says he is in a thousand
places at use. “Where tweor thrssare
gathered togetherin mynnnatbceam l
lnthsrnidst oi them." This ersrywhare-
aumhitchamlatlcotamuorot
aGodl And lastwe t thinkthls ev-
erywhaeatlrenuswonl eaaae heparin
andheintimatu thathewill belnail the
dtiesot the earth—hewill bein
Adam“. NorthandSouthArn-iea the
daybdoretheworld burnsn "minor
with you slwny.evas unto undo! the
world." Why,then.hernuatheaGod.

Besidesthothetakesdlrinehonora He
declares himself Lord of men. laand
devils. label HheigheisaGod. ll be
isnngheisanimpostor. Amanoomesinto
yoursroretomurrowmorning. lie saym“1
amthe put alripbullder oi Urn-pool. l

hassbullthuadredadahipa” Hegoeson

thathsianetthezreat ahlphuflIIol Lir.
«pool; ththansvsr built a ship; thathe
neverbnlltanythlng. Whatiehethenl An
in . Christsayshe built this world;
be It all things. Did. he build them?
lihedid.he is a God. Hhedidmheia
animpoator. .
nrrrnuuros'm

the

banker oi London. 1 have thewaaltllnl
nattuaiumypocket. l loansdthathrus
amnunttoltalyand Austria in thdrpsr
." list after awhile youhdthn

humloaned any toltalyrw
Anatrlanhat he mermaids;
thathsiano banker at all;that haowna
nothing. What is be? An imposta.
Uhristeays he owns the cattleonatlwu-
and hills; he owns this world; he ownsthe
nextworld;heownsthe univmhehtha
bankeroiall nations label it he inhe
iaaGod. lshe not? Then he is an im-
potter

Amen enters the White Homage-h:-
ington Hessys:“1arn Emperor“?
o! Germany. lam travelinzhcucnito. l
havecomeorerhers for Wand
re. lcwnoestleeinDrssdenandBer-
lie." Butthe presidentnudaontthemt
daythathais not EmpuurWilllamrthat
heownsno castles at Berlin or Dresden;
thathehasnonuthority. Whatisha? All

files

Alaanl Tellthattothelonatiuin
asylum. It wasChriattheGod.

ut thereonmasa teatwhich moretharn

anything else will show whether he was

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Godwman. Yoursmunberthatuaat ’

fiflxfw'fc‘h‘l "rs.
t“ ",
earthwlllllrsuunned able-thatsrlll
make it stagger the firs
windrcleflksdryleamhauauninoLthe
earth will unroll the bodtgand the
will unrdl thespifltaandsuuland

will ensue into inconnptibieemjunstlcn.
Day of smoke and ilre'and darknssaaud

mm trinln Oneneside. uplngallu'ies
st thaone h and tortyand
bur yeathequintilllau—d

the

saved. Ontheotherl piled l
lsrlsset .siWiungfi
tudeoi' whnrqlecledflnd.

two burnished pillars—Justice. mercy—a
thronsso bright you had better hide your
eyeleat it be th excess of
vision. But it lean anptgthms. Who
Illieemaupandtalreiti illyonl
“Ah. no!" youaay. "I am butachlld cl
1 would not dare to climb that
Would Gabriel climb it! Be
Whowill audit? Here corn-
lia up step
until he

.lunaoglndthatitbadlvinabslng
w comes topasdon alloursingtecgno
lurtallourserruwa. Sometime-mulch
are so pea-Libyan bzylond anyhuman
sympathy, wewant mighty syn
thy. 0h.yewho cried all last night 5
caused bunscmsntorloulinanlwant
totallyouitisanornulpotthhriuwhe

lacuna.

When the children are in the house and
the mother is dead. the lather has to be
more tie in the home. and he has intake
the of father and mother. and itseelns

lmpostor. Chrlatsays he is thekln‘m lahy

all. the king immortal. invisible. ll be is.

helsaGod. llheianot.beiaanilnpoator. h“

mouse 'nrsomnormsutr.

Btrnun saw that niternativaandhetrlea
togstoutoi‘ it bysayin; that Christwaa
sinful in accepting adoration andworahlp.
Renautrlnmzetoutot it byasyingthat
Christ-not through any faulto! his own.
northwest the isult or others—lost his
p‘lrlt oleonscisneqandhealylylntimatu
thatdhhennrtbiewcmsnhaddamapsdhis
soul. Anything but believethatChristla
God. Now.yuubelleve the lllbletohe
true. Hyoudonogyon wouldhardly
have appeared in thlacburdt You would
have consort: and joinrd the Broad
lnddelduhoryouwould tollo‘eo
kiastheloatottheatatue ‘l’haurasPalna.
You would hardly come into church.
whersthe moatotuaare the souls
who bell-vein a whole Bible and take it
alan as easilyaa you swallowa ripe
strawberry.

lharesbownyouwhatinsplredmensaid
oiCbrlst. ihavesbown you what Christ
said oi himself. Now.“ you bellsretha
thlunsguontand see his vandal-s]
aleh'hievemente , It.

, mortuary.

Wharshthamadloalieunralthatatvuaay
aesoutolsuehexploitaasflhrh P
flawedno knits. lie carried no apl

' flesmpleyadnoeompsess. llamadene

tientsqulnn under cauteriutlon. lie t

heputahlalflnamuml youand aays:“0
widowedaonhltflllbethy God. Our
phaned souleill be thyproteetor.
not cry." Then he touchsa

with his lingers sweeps
dowuyour cheek wipes away all
tasrsetlouelinasa and b-asvrrnnt.
what a larder and synpuhatle God
oomaiornsl ldonotask you to lay

has

downandlayuainthadnat andtbeycarr
nothrinaushnckapianhouldhssearsd
withinflnitefrlghtifitwtlrnnatstay
latbalravsJievsnthe bodywsreieata
inths grave. llut Christwill eons-wit
Ilerlensieonoelaaraandsplitnd up
thereelaandistnsali some The
Christcttbaraaaapis the M at the

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.Bsnlos. Guitars. Violins. Mandolin.
Autobahn. etc.

lumvam‘slargam Houses,
sommmmmsomosmnx. .- ‘

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:6 in th. "(3‘ 15‘ .
, ”to see the

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a lean-royal Ila-anal aura-scans 1-
souaaurauuausur cum...

and
h m Tbeeducaflmcommittesdtba legit,

iaturshavereportadameasursolun-

unallntwvat audlrnportancs induct.

tionaleirelss. momma...»
subject requirethestudvot phydolo‘y
andbyglene,withespaeialrstsreece to

theedsetotaleohlaodnareotimentln-

system. Several years ago thoughts,
turn put into the hands at the state
0! a

beckonthssesubjeeta shookwas
byl’rnlessor'l‘hatcher,c(Y_ale.

t wasa judicial ireatmentol thembyect.
it made certain admissions asto the
”9.3%.: mwmm...
Is very temper-
aneepsoplewho haveheeuwaging war
onitiotaloo‘time. Afnftber obj»
tiouwasmadeinsomequartersthat the
book was beyond the grasp of many
teachers. Besidcsthisit wasurgedthat
rhslaww-tnolooeeinita provisionsat

nt andwaa being vsrysndelyvio

led. The bill reported unanimously

by the committee in the House

will knock out tbe’mt text book.
ltsprovisiooaareas :

Burnout. The nature of alcoholic
drinksandnarootim,andspscialinstruo-
tion as totheir eilectsupontbehuman
s stern, in mnection wig theseveral

led. and orally in the case
of pupilsunableto read. and by allpupile
in all schools supported wholly or in part
by public .
Stones 2. text books used for
"‘1
lug secu’on {or intermediate audprirnary
pupils shall give at least unedithol their
space to the confirmation of the nature
and eilects of alcholic drinks and nar-
cotiu,audthcbooksued iutbc hlgbeat
grade of graded schools shall contain at
least twentypafieesnoimatmrelatrng' tothie
subject, but I this suluect is urn-ed
wholly or in part in a chspoerorcha
sttbeendci abook,sucbbookahal not
he ’ as meeting the require-
ments of this law.

Season 3. it shall be the duty oi all
school visitors toreportto thecomptroller
ii the provisions oi thb act have not
been complied with“?d specified” in nthe
preceding sections. any ' urn _ns

' , or otherwise ntlafaclorrly
”“an ”M‘ m"
or wi
dividend which such or ,
are otherwbe entitled to receive.

Secnos I. No certillate shall here-
after be granted to any
in the public schools of uecticnt who
has not passed antlstactory examination
in physiology and hygiene. with special
Maurice to the clients and nature oi al-
coholic drinks and other narcotics upon
the human system.

Slums 5. Sections 2M!) and 2,141
nithe General Statutes are ‘ ‘ re~
peeled.

J

mourns or rrrfififi.
ltsasa ol Interest—a;:h- Ivory Quar-
ter 0! WI.

The Waterbury Republimn has print-
ed an editorial stating that it has reliable
Information charging women teachers
inthepublic schools 0! that city with
being drunkarde and some with being
worse than that. its informant states

that teachers have been lying drunk in
the school rooms, and others have lain
intoxicated in the streets. The Republi-
can that the board 0! education
is investiptrnx the serious charms.

Aatheresultoiacollhioubetweeu the
tug Ratban Bale. at New [announamla
barge ' tothe Central Railroad
oi ear Jersey. the Thames 'i’owhoat to.
has [lied a libel suit against the railroad
company (or damages. The steam
Wilkeabarre. of the railroad company.
has been attached pending a bearing.

lira. Horace Goodwin, of Boston. poe-
sesaea the torch which lune! Putnam
used in his historical entry iniothewoll's
den. ’l'lse relic Will be exhibited with
the launchuaetla collection at the
World's Fair. The torch is a roll 0'
birch bark abouttbaooioroiacigarube
size of a man‘s wrist and eight inches
long. One end is charred and blackened.
it is insured for m.

lhe amonntolacbool ”i?

toteachllartrordl.

but selected

PAPER
DECKER’S‘

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Intdase. can by rear... "-7.... y...
to nests and or.»

[IZOJIVI‘YfllVErED - NUT ~A§IVFFER.
I Care Without Stomach Dragging.
iESiAiE 018030585.
coupurrrrs.
LEWZBfl‘r-ER. ERREQULARIUES
orsrucwasrs,
lnflzrnnmznm, Congestion, etc.
soon a nos m Denna-ad
I! warn. users;
THE v1. c. sums!» ca. it. may.
rarar. so)! so cents.

STAR

Grim-[m
IOIEV REFUNDID
Krhryfafllnlldleve arc-e.
Guaranteed to
GRIIIIP-EIE acres-:22;
n,
I. 1.. tier Huts t flaniori l. I

nwnnn II. I”!-

TBAINS LIA" 800‘"! NORWALK A8
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an. .
2%. e1. Bill anguish!

Seedl'olaloés

SEASON 0E l893.

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The most essential thing to
success in raising potatoes is
pure seed. if you are farming
for fun or money it will do no
particular harm to try a few of
the new varieties that are sprung
on a long suil‘ering public. The
best seed comes from Aroostook
County, Maine. This seed is
carefully selected in the full,
and stored where the tempera-
ture is so regulated” to keep
the tubers in ndormont condi-
tion until wanted for spring
planting.

We have those varieties that
experience has proved worthy:
Early Rose, the Early Beauty of
Hebron. the New Queen, the
White Star. Corneandseethcrn.

Seed Corn. Pens and Beans in
variety, by the measure.

.......... nibble &. tom’s.

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rows m nor am rsvroonarrs
' ms srsru.

ill lore tales. .
In lore Ratios: Boys,
to lure Sleepless lights.

WithinuaadquetttsaralwisctDlrs'
mmmmmudamamyour
’daiiy dutieabseornaaddi‘htand was
oy.

mun-mm coachwith

Yankee

lllNG - SfllllliEB.

Aakyournduhhnrahontigaralli not fully
satiaflsrlinonlreatths

CITY llflllli STflliE,

a wssnrsoros so. so. sonwnnx.

Or at
G. A. Gregory 8: 00..

NORWALK. C'l'.

SPRING OPENING.

We willmakeailnedispiayol

llllIIEll Willi! nouns
lirrslay and Friday. April l3. It

The ladies are cordially invited to “

Miss Van Tassellrito.

Sees-d Hear 81 Washington st,
norms noawarx.

 

 

To Rent!
SUMMER BflTTAGE

At Wilson’s Cove.

For these-son or by the month.
Contains Dini «corn. “when and (our

Bedrooms. with Beds
on Brovas. Tables. Crockery. Ute-ails. etc
[or particulars and terms apply to

H. D. SMITH,

lass-Ir Building. Norwalk, Can.
on r:

Merrill

A thorough training
school [or both sexes.
All business branches
taught. Graduates ID-
sistedtonosilimrs.

The short.
Terms reasonable.
Swine tam besi-
Aprll rorh. rm
Send for catalog" and
elegant College Journal.
Address

I. A. lllllll, Pres.
untried. Cos

r. u. resumes.
Paper m‘hcllflimhmu

Hill PIPER llll BORDERS
mfimrcmm-r .«
immanent!

«new ole
hum! l tit notion metal.
rnehr ”human-cw"

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College !

FUR NrTu'Ré
GREAT BARGAINS.

David Stow,

so.» vale I’M. l p-Nratss

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as Do JENN|NGSI
Undertaker.

4 serum m. Imam com
............... were

‘nssrovao .
is ls. l Isllrssl Plats.

ocean’s
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slam-rumour.
hmwsfith

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Baal

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.il 1"

.. Wei" $1..
Shoe brooms-r.

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.50ch MalniStreet. So. Norwallr.

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Glover

Boots, Shoes

yourselves.

Kawandsaeondhaad

halos. Platters. Carriages.
muesli“. ole.
Prices to Suit All.

cmaxnsnmnr.

_l:l_enry Tilly.

Tristram

WAGONS.

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’0'

—__...___

We have the largest rrssortman.t in Ladies’, Gents’ and Boys'

and Oxfords:

ever altered in Town for the lowest prices. Call and see for

Glover & Olscn’

or Washington so. So. NorWalk.
42 Wall so. Norwalk.

”ZELL‘SIZES—OFM. .7
BllllHEll SHINE."

General Contractor In SIII .
Bushes a Sprint}. '
F. M. Pierce,

Nuns-215.00".

 

Opening of

NEW SPllllfijllllllllTS!

We are showing our entire new line of Spring Garments,
including Jackets, Capes and Wraps. in all the latest shapes and
styles. Our line this season is for superior to anything we have
ever shown before in this line of goods and contains all fire very
MM latest novelties.

KID GLOVES.

All the latest novelties in Kid Gloves for Easter.
of Foster Kid Gloves in black and all the latest shades, in 5 and 5!
hooks. Ladies’ Walking Gloves in Modes, Tans, Slates pad
Brown. Binrritz Gloves in English Rod and FoxBr-own, self and
block stitched. Lucille 4 button glues in Red, Tan, Gray, Yel-
low and Pink, block stitching, large buttons. Eight button lon-
quetnire in black andull the new shades. 4 guarantee given
with every pair of gloves we sell.

”4......“

Fullline

& Hyatt.

THE LEADING DRY (iflIIDS STIIIlE.

NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 

 

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