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Wmdthe ”Joyou-
typo-thehymthapruymaudtheaw-
nuwuuorlehthaotthenflraeniuv
‘nhhmtdthafloathcdehtdam
Wilma-Maw»
quill b‘hulldh‘ o! “tuba-e
church mustannmund
tho-rs."
lapesttohauagsodlmtth with youlu
heuvou. tor the Bible aayalnLuh. sixth
chapter. twenty—lat vane. ”Bis-ed are ya
thatwupnow'quyadatl laugh." Wefi
not Ip-tl eterultypealat Ito ’
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nothing
the judgment 0! the
nub-slumber“ the past,
says. we shall laugh. There ll
mainlauxhter. ltelldqeudstnwhat
mkflfllfl, and when you laugh, and
you laugh. Nothing it actor will
more thoroughlyklndleour heavenly hilar-
.thhmaullfl-fldw let-once we have got mad. the pearly loimeutol time am the leawhlch,
“I. mute-u." M wethmtotee howtnthlnworld we cot llitheupprovedhyt‘lt'exaueulllrlty. will
Wmuaturallyaohusyhptr amudatthtngawhlchought not to have mitotavoteheingtakon on the quest
thslwovlit-nflythrouhthtp-rted Mshuueduatall. iiowotuuwewarkmr “Sh-litheopputhommdr" tomorrow
a...“ the lamina wow tn Worm-m-tw about nothing! ninhtor Wodnuday morning,
TheRadu-hetoremayhedoepand the
lgptiau cavalry behind or maybe well
mountedbot ttwctrutt the Lordwawill
no uomorehurthythewaterthau
wIItulu hoodwarolledourptrmtsto
thukusuaudharelootcruaasd the meadow
hoohouthooldhomautead. Theoddaluay
aaautohuallaplnat yothut l sue-it
willhoallrlnhtwithyouit youhsve God
ouyouraldeaudull the angelle,eheruhlc.
output: and Wit: hi "I!
God be loryou. who can be you!”
Loyholddthelmd in praya.ondyou
willpfree,aodid Nth-rd Cecil with
wot rahlwary money in his saddle-
hau ant the highwaymen grabbed his
hauhythahrldleaud told him to deliver,
andhoprayulGodtor tatery.aml sudden-
[lisp
Aaaehnrrhwe Mathis dayuuke'new
deporturo. Wewlll more lustruo
tin-tenuous. “'e will olerutora faithful
prayers Wawllldohettawuetluallb
put-tumors We will in the outuutu re
moonrlayoolque. Wowill fill alltho
roomot this magnificent ptlswlthworh
tor God and altering humanity. More
payers harshest: otlered for this church
and on both side the authau ttwauy
ehurehthsth-evuealuutandall those
willhranswered. Clurthetraek
themooklyn Tabernacle! “Susy-to
mime!
Autumn-t dual-mutated:- 1..., (0..., b‘m’uwn.‘ . Ir one at 1|- mblm said: “Mr. Cecil. l Latinumnher. will hededtledh
ulnhogwithptu-d-dalflndlu gmwgmmy.“ mwlmm Boyaktthouw mm... t.._'
lb “ d It. V“ nad- l W mmuu mm.” W-—
and. all at- whirh hoop '3? ct ”hymmMmu,mh3Mm tum norm. tumult. THE DAVIS CEREMON'ES-
w '- m lid VII delhnw too mp Do But I‘ In criticise Miriam alittlelar I “R “"‘W ' u a. le 0'
hythaWdthpch-er. youuotthluhahsoughttohavewaltedtlll thallium-onto! nuslc aha mph!“ in 1:1... “‘1 n
no huh-.m- thshtuehol film W not Momma, thedlvhclervloeouthaaandyhach Why “'1 '3'“-
Iran More In. drunk her knuckles against not take lotus other instrument! The harp
mm the lsmhne. m mm... w-aaaaudhatmusent. Why did then-1t 1mm Davie. one: moo-inc in Lani-r
antllh‘t’the luauwlthtlaetr :fifiwhzmuém “,2: tahathst! 'l'hocymhalwaaaaacledin— “M10! mlllmmmrwwspeed»
ha-Vdanandl hurthetluthrelot waitalittleheloro W“ play it. you; are atruutaut. Why did the not take that: WIWIY‘H‘IMI' final MMWNH‘W
‘l’he trumpet was a sacred intruutaut.
Why did aha not take that! Amid that
great host then It!“ have he. nautical
Want-movement Inn tartan.
lo. Showohthatwhtohsha the”
and oawhleh aha could but upt- h.
over a natlou's me, hat
the retreat at the waves at the
Mata. audthea thmugh theeiopplugot
fiche-bot thetrdutruettou. So with-
draw ray altlehut oi ”man. Let every
mutate heroehla heat mode otdlvlno
worship and celebration. My idea at haav-
eulathat lt la a plaeowhereweouadoaa
we please md have evuythlng we want.
0! coun- wewtll do nothing wrong and
want nothing hmtul.
“Munch of the metal»! and physical
will finally make up the heavenly world I
how not. hit I think Gabriel will have his
trumpet,“ David his harp.antlllandel
”mund’l'halherg hit-plum, and the
neat Kaweainu performer his violin, and
Miriam hettluthnl. and In I cannot make
lute on any oi them I thlnh I will more
madamallottheut and listen. But
then II'I our friend! at theficutch Cove»
melmmh, whodohot llka musical hr
uruuteutaat all ladlvluaworuhip,undthey
need not hey-then.
I tdl Daueau and McLeod and Brno.
they-sell never hour In haven a single
tutu; the-nor a nlnfllomn roll. “'e
ahallalldoa-wepleautothst radiant place
meprdouingaml annulyln.
ot CW wan-rm that What a
yltwtllhewhen we stand oathe heath
ol havnawdlook bachon them-ea at
this world'latl and troubleund celebrate
the fact that we have mt through, and got
oval, and got up. turrets. aad our troubles
um toiollowgoueclesrduwuumhr
the war. 0h. trim load» roll over
them and drown lhfl.“ drown them
[or-Int
rut outrun or an. Jrnuu
m a celebration it wlll law—our tour
noted WWW ou the beach. whoae
pull- on Myst Hui emerald and
auto out diamond-t What-shaking of
hauls! What a talhtn. our old times:
What. jaw-r! What an opportunity to
II this worht we have an little line
uotyet thejourueytrotafigyptto
thePromiasd You will yet hereto
drhhmtdthefluuwfludflsrahaud
myolyourartuywtll outsoheunllyot
the tallen quail: that they wlll die of colic.
ndyouwflLatthotootdSlnaLheae-rad
withthnudu'aud there will had-yan-
pentaluthewuyaudmyhattlootofi‘ht,
audiutotalltharnuddy Jordan toaoaa
flirtatut l have uoohjosttautothetan-
hourine. hutdouotfiltskltahelluorthu
new porch-tut until you-n3
Ah, gym llrlaur waa nun. It
we marlhoutedvietovytlllwept clear
through the struggle“! thbltte. we would
wubhontatull. Copythahafltolfllr-
to. out] More: The moment you yet-
victory celebnte it. Thwtltuu no place
tohotrl a jubileefov the sale coda. ol
thallerlaeulson itshtuehaatlhdoruyou
leave it. It to awlul, the delayed horn.
an. the belated “Idol-I. thepoltpousd
WWtbmdthuan—
inginmlongattertheyaudu his-aid,
do not rejoiceoverarvvivaltooaoonJor
thouwmetuhau-lghtwutholdowt.
Do not thank God (or the honey you
MtodsyJov totwortowyuu might lose
ttullaudmore. Doldhotoonatefultw
your'ood health todayJortuutwruw you
myptthentp. lbwothatoonladahout
your eonvnalothw you I“ tell {mt-
page. Do not rejoice too soon over a
church'- deliverance.“ there-w
India-eter- yet tom Okla-shove
nomadjoontodnutltude! Thetlueto
thouhGod loraruaeuelroutta-ptatlouh
themeutyouhuvemthwhol-h.
Thou-retothauhtlodtovyuur-lvatiou
totheutooentaflerthelm Iah at par
don. manhunt-uh] [orthono-
tortotyourhurettaoulhthelnt-o-at
otChrH’a attheutattwteuutot
hear-a Tau-alarllrtadstauhour
batons-ad Ito host Julia-at uoto tstha
I'll” Mil-slut lwaelltoputa its tootu
theta-dot“! Woman. Alas!
“'9 thatwhrn ' 's-Iret-haveuuehewilt
“3'.“th have—Chloris.
tool.
auvaut manor.
Noththatllrlan'una‘inuytenhad
turtle horde-the overthrown cavalry. It
won moon-oh the hilaatryovthe ate-
autonovarwho-odrlewt ohnjoto-vl with
mm.htovutheluouhone
non-tat troops! “The horn-
nadhhriderhahhrthrowntatothem"
M b eon-thin. tonihtvh a unity
ah... You are It b not lit. a soldier
“amt-aw»
but them
llle.
Mthauwheuthehtwtaotw or»
numbed-«mummy.
when “Markham Sentient was aet
fiegthauwhn thalarl ot North-thee
laudwladrtuuhaok at Brauhala floor.
thsuwhoatthohattlootWakeflddYorh
"flu,“ when d Ito-worth field
itch-rd was ten dead. th- wheu the
Mondallmdaae Mamba:
putthaP-shnatofllghhiovthbvlctury
duytautwaa about without word or
dumb-w. Thawoaponw-allttul
n! eta. “Autl Ilrtwn, the
thlhtudmmhutin-
In hahaudnud ell thewotnenweut
mm.
elation. Governor
guislml veterans.
Louisiana to \‘Irgiuh.
at: aermuttt.
In the
earth
the hated the lat momma-.1.
tronthawaters By the help
thy-aortas! Meade
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rep tht In that host that
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mewtlo with
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am on his malryltw
thentnta at “am. nun-mutant
“.th rim-pol“ the French armle-
bnuaathuat him.“ the m
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at lauthn and M and WM
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memmyugmMm—nmtmdm tor-t rn‘teuotgla-nlnglod
" Michael. the with will!
amnm ttmtort nultitudlwuo
crying: "Sing! Sing! Slog to to the
thahonlawdhlll’ldflhalhhuthrownluto
PROFESSOR BRIGGS 0N TRIAL.
lo legi— I- Its Me- Ila-r! Argu-
uncut.
Wuutsom. May 29.~Tho trial of Pro
{slum Charles A. Brigg: at Union Theologi-
cal seminary. New York, upauthe general
charge of holding m error in his teach-
ing, was begun before the general m-
bly of the Presbyterian church thh mane
lug. Jl'he ease mmes up 'on appeal from
or New
York. which acquitted the prolawor alters
trial Inning several weeks last (all and
winter. X0 witnerm are tohw Introduced,
the evidence helm; before the assembly in
the may. The judletalemumttteeot the
unearthly, new. George D. Baker 0! Phil-5
delphia, chairman. have agreed upon an al~
mposetl to give the proaecu
committee 4% hours in which to open
close, hotmr Brigg: in to have seven
hours inwhich topruutt his argument.
andthetueuthenot theNrw Yuri pr-ltyv
tery two hours in which to let torth their
deter-ac or uplansttou o! the action of the
. Theauemhly has voted to slt
morning. afternoon and night until the
ease is disposed at. Allowing two hours
{or the night amnion the a-embly will he
in tension eight hour: adsy.oothat two
days will aflord ample time lindertltecornv
mittee’a arrangement {or hearing and di»
posing oi the case. By the tom of govern-
ment the you and trays annulled only
upon the final vote on thequutton, so that
the several npeeificatiomol error in the up
.\'r,w (intense, May 21—11» mnatno ot
lywnod cemetery. at Richmond. the scene
of the most momentum occurrence-s at hla
All day Sunday the body lay in state in
ltetaovial‘ hall. surrounded by the guard
ot honor. and thousands ot pesptepaoted
through the hall, paying their respects to
the revered dead. Flowers and than of the
Confederacy were grouped in picturesque
contusion and (armed a harmonious hush-
groundlorthoblack bieraud whet. At
the hour fixed {or the simple cerenmnles
the hall w” patted utmost to summation
' around thehter with headsbowed
were l. Whittle hilt. her sister, hill.
llayor Elinor; at Richmond. who
to president at the vtsllnnumeutslm
out". General John
Glynn. amine of 1mm. the lilo-lung
[rim-ml at Mr. Daria, anal “lb-rt tl'm‘m-
(iuverrmr “1'!!! without any prelimi-
nary whatever stepped lorward and made
a eturartorlatlally eloquent speech. an
naming the trustee at the remains [mm
In. MW. m lap-rinses.
’l'msonwom, N. 0., ltay n—un. Steele,
bod a mutterrible upe-
. She had made an aeration and
war- 1,009 {set in he air when the lvalloon
caught fire. She tried tocut loose the pur
chute, but wu unable to do Imam! at
tkluuaepfudthahlloouhepn lode
mud nwtttly. Ira. Steele kept ha seat
hute.aad at the and the
was enveloped in who from
the flrealanehev. Shestrueh tho-ground
ao violently that the was rendered uncou-
Pm‘teowx. lay rowan“ O'Donnell
otlhewesteuddlod at the hnwpttallrom
theeloctsotaguauhot woaudtrome
waiver to the mothllchad Nether»
outta-tn. O'Donnell was a bully.“ {m2
Mien-tutu went up a
cinhtoout owned by O‘Donnell. and um] av
adrtahla. plan. tout almksud a rpigm
Wu.» hln. O'Donnell would not
letl'lerheuouta leave the room, and that
latter. (eartw‘ ltodlly injury, abut tl’lltruv
New You. May Riv-«The floral-l nte
today the tolltmlugeahle true. in Alter
a.” w-fimh .
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Inflammation, Cmgatino. etc.
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OF “HIS“. “Him!
In: w.c.sum£s Cut, )3. may.
TIIlL MI 80 cans.
Get Cb do: 04 Drunks.
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35%“
In late Elam
to Ian Restless lltys,
It It“! Sleepless lights.
Witt)Increasiuhppatiuandputteetlllgwr
tlouliopehl-thspiaoaotderpamnur
dull: dathhasonaadalightand uto-
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strongest, purest. and best, insist on
having W‘u'hms' It is unequaHed in
wholemmeness and flavor. One home
ofovtrz makes 5 galfisnz. Ask forit.
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TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK A3
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an. Ills Adams ex. sml nr. Sunday?!
ac. Hz ae..a. hm} is ac. p. szlua. m.
towel. 13-. In. “nah. el-
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P. )Lv-«rium 1209 us. (via Sprint-aim. 1
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Ffluihtex~finndanhlwtm an. 'i. v as.
.l. llLea..l8..ttmmldnteht.
$223 “cash!“
New Upright Piano
flumntntl to? In year».
t Jam u taou. trill I "auto.
”5'5 m '5 - "an ..
Ivory he”. lwtll loop“ la tuna
~SII'. AM"-
JOHN H. DAKIN.
urn Ana-t.
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SPRINMNINB:
We will make a line display of
IIIIIIEII lltlgutln IIIIIIIHS
Itttstay ant Friday. April I3. It
Thladlumrordhnyhflhdtofltflld.
Miss Van Tassel 8!. to.
Second Floor 81 Washington St.
sou-rt: uouwatu.
"fining? veg?“
Theumunhalmstartlu‘au
ACCIDENT TICK ET
rmfldl Death Benefit 0151!) Week.
gclltdezt‘ t (or (“cabling In?" at noon d
per day or seven days.
.3.” for hurt". day- ) Special rates
“.00 (or twenty-on days > tor
00.5. hr thlrty days. l longer periods.
for salehy
H. D. SMITH.
lmalc Bailllag, Norwnlh, Coal.
all! ti
Merrill
A thorough training
school tor both nus.
All butane breach-
uught. Graduate-a aa-
slstod to Winona.
‘I'I-e tam.
Tor-s reauaahle.
Spring terut he‘l-
Aprll llth. I“.
Send tor catalogue and
shunt College Joufnl.
Addre-
l. A. IBIIIIJ. m
”(0!th
l. of JENNINGS.“
Piper WWPW
two ”3.9.55.5”
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
lathttdam. ‘ rye-om
REMOVED
to It. I talks-t "In.
5.5.3 mm... fig."
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“'snsuttlti’sm
’3'
Restaurant,
maximums".
lemme-Indyhm
so all I! m me.
man. a.
college !
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FOOTWEAR
Greatest Bargains on Earth In Show
Onolotudierononuuonsms.... ..... tut
Ono lot Iadlss’ fine Button, worth 04.50 ....... . . . .
Ono lot Ladies’ Button, Tip and Common Sense, hand sewed, .
Ono lot Children’s Shoes. ....... . ....... 5 .............. 450
One lot Child’s Russsts, 8; to 105}, worth $1.25 .........
Ono lot Misses’ Rusaet Shoes, worth $1.50 ............... . . ....950
One lot of lion’s 81:005.. ............ . ........ r. .
100 pan-s Men’s Shoes, worth 85.00, for
E‘TIIIS SILE FIII Tlllll'l'l DAYS IllIll', BEGIIIIII Ill IItI.
Gloverfigiblsen’s
link . Platters, Carriages.
Prices to Suit All.
Henry Tilly.
c-o-R-s-E-T~s'_
Tristram & Hyatt’ys,
we will sell at less than one— alt the regular price. Thus X
are made by the Bridgeport Corset Company, and are ‘ 5
01.25 and $1.50 qualities. We shall give our customers M
choice of the lot at 60c per pair. The goods are sold at that ray
low price subject to manufacturer’s imperfections.
Outside Garments received nlunng the past week.
Tristram & Hyatt.
Which!
out... in
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I: anarpmn'wmntn-rép. I .-
Callaudonmlnothetnbotoropurohulngtnyothulhogy
South Main street. 80.”th
Bargain Sale
“or...
ladies, Men’s and children's Shmf
-—-—-.o*——-—
——~SEE HERE—~—
Onslotladiss’fineButtonShoes .......... I.”
Onolotladles’flnBOXfords,worth$3.00 ......... LID
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8| Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
WAGONS’T “
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BRUSHEI] ' STIIIIE.
General Contractor at M
Btiigtss a Spatially 5 II
F. M. Pierce,
Box ”at. South W .
Norw‘alkmonu. poet“ “1
Emits, Spindles, tic.
CALLANDSEITHII.
SpecialSal?
——0 15—.—
———A '12—-
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
We will open on Saturda , May 16th, 50 dozen Corsets, which
0!,
Jackets and Capes.
New styles in Ladies’, Misaes’ and Children’s Jackets ltttl
TIIE lEAIlINIl IlIlY IIIlIlIIS SlflIIE.
No.22 Gazette Building. L.
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Norwalk Chronicler