DEATH 18 A SUNRISE.
DR. Tm PICTURES THE FILM:-
ITIE8 0F FUTURE LIFE.
law Is- as m God's M
3 mmtadmfldm
i wmmdqaadfeaselathe
! Mllsssnnest
. Mont-June lief-HIV. DrJ‘slmsp
diossssthssuhlsrs tor his-mental”
Menu-ashlar. Machine." thetetthsiug
“marinara. “’orthsfltchmus h-
Mletha lair-meat.
mt I artwherlturnedahout upon
thscumlniu. buttbelltchmsreheatenout
with I Ital asdthscumminwithsrod.
lining-umber“- hewilluot
crsrhsthrashiugit.’
; Mmthrcekindsoiaeed mentioned
Mountain and corn. 0! the last
we all know Butltmsyhswclltostats
thatthsdtehssandthseummlnwmsmall
“lieutemwsy or the chickpea
Wha thus'gralus or herbs were to he
issartwhcelturned about upon
madmhutthentchrsmheasen out
withsstsl Indthaasrnmin with I rod.
kudcoruishruisedbeeauss he will not bod
cveshsthrashingit."
The thoughtthat the tort
prunes
Wmhedsv your liietohorr
Indnohlefiurpoaeswilluotwinyou
heriorce. the Christian
aIInclpItor. was in his day derisively
mllsd DnCIntwell.” Thomas fishing
, thcadvocste of all that was
Meme-the post eon»
of his day.wss aria
media one of theatrmerlyrcviews as
"llahh‘lehtcngueliaea “ya. Norman Ito
laud, gruthiald Scotch poor,
w- indndriously maligned in all qusn
malthoughonthedaywhcuhcwascan
riedouttohbhurlslsworkman
lookedatthsiunerslproassion and said.
"Iihehaddoneuothlng tor Inybodymore
thInhshIsdonsfor rue,hs should shine
a the stars forever and ever." All the
unallwits at London had their fling at
John Wesley, the iatherof Methodiam.
*uflémwldnotmthemalim
gathwwfineithercen youespcctto
ridoftheshamkaenstroheoithetrihv
Allwho will live godly in Christ
.- Iau‘ sulisr lion. Besides
thatthcrssrethe Indlbhllk’
Indtheirfltstionnsndthedisap-
tswhichareeverputtingscupoi
alo- yourllp Thosswriuhlacn your
hasnhiuuglyphlcswhich. Ii dcciphered.
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CIDIIII I111! suxsuurr.
Even amid the joysand hilaritles of liie
troublswillsometimeshreskin. Asth
II were assembled in theCharles
Iyuminthslrstpbcqteschae us
“hwmyflmsuttousif weascaps
trial. Thdwdtchesuuafiscummiuou
t mtoths
film thrsdring loorand say:
“luck at that poor
cml W havsonlyhesnalittls
hutthat bemalmoradest " Well.
thscorndflthad Iips.wonld answer and
, my: “be you know therssaon you have
IIthssnssmuchpouIdsd-lhsval ItiI
Wynn-"note! somuch wurthssl
In liyoswwqyoumldhs-severely
rusm'
esrn. «amino-Memes.
"will. llttisw'thLod new
: hrcaussha thshrstpartof
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so v as you
”when Irena thrashed lame.”
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anyone seeking" _ quah . '-
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For further particulars
enquire. at The Senti-
thrsshed sndwinnuwsdithasagrestdesl
Wepiuionoiwinnowlng millssudcoru
“Well,"yousay, "if i couldehooss my
trouhlqlwonldbewillingtobetmblsd.
Ah. hrothsr,theuitwonldnothetrou—
Ills. on would choose that
wouldnothurtmndunlc-it harbitdoes
m
You say. “Whydoesflodsend children to
that other household where thcysre un-
welcome and Ira beaten and banged about.
what! wouldharetsksnthem inthssrms
at my Iiiectionsl" You say, “Any other
trial but this.” Your trial perhaps may
he I disfigured countmsnco or a face
that lseasily earlntured. andyousay,
“Ohllooeouldman ifmrl lwss
good king. your
aviolaittcmper, Indyouhave to drive it
like sis unbroken horses amid the gun-
powder expludous of I great holiday. and
svusndsuonltrunsawsywith you. Your
trial lathe asthma. You say, ”0h,ifit
wee rheumatism or neuralgia or crysip
elsslbutitis this ssthrna.and it issuch
exhausting thing to breathe.” Your
his is I husband. short. sharp. snappy
sud ere-shout thahouse sndrsidngs
smallriotbecsussahuttonisofll How
could you know the button is oil?
Your trial isa wile ever in contest with
theservauts, and she isasloven. Though
shewns very careful about haappeusnce
inyourpreeenceoncemow she is careless
because she said her fortune is msdel Your
triIl is I hard school lesson you unnot
learn, and you have bitten your fingernails
until they were a sight to behold. Every-
y has some vcsation or annoyance or
trial. and he orshe think-it isthooneleast
adapted. "Anything but this." Ill say.
“Anything but this."
FAULT 1'qu BIBVIED.
dh. my hearer. are you not ashamed to
he complaining all this time Igniust God!
Who manages theafinlrs of this world any-
how! Is it In infinite Modoe, orI Sitting
Bull Intege, or In Omnipotent Nana Sahib?
No; it is the most merciful and gloriousaud
wise Being in Ill the universe. You cIn~
not teach Omnipotence anything You
have (rolled and worriml almost enough.
Doyou notthiok so? Someoi you arernuk-
ing yourselva ridiculous in the sight of the
angels
11mins naval architect. and he draw
out the plan of I ship oi many thousand
tons. Many workmen are engaged on it
for I long while. The ship is done. and
some day with the flags up and the air gar»
goons with bunting that ve-el is launched
for Southampton At that time I lad fl
years of age comes running down the dock
withntoyhout which he hsdmade with
his own jackknife. and hssays: “Ilere, my
hostis hetterthanyours. Justlook at this
armour and these weather crues jack
" Andhe dropshls littlshoathe-
Iidsthegrsat'shlp.and there iss roar of
Ian leron the docks.
A . my friends. that great ship is your
Iiic as God planned it-vnst, million ton-
ned. ocean destined, eternity bound. That
little boat is your liie as you are trying to
how it out Ind fashion it and launch it.
Ah,douottryto he I rival of the great
Jehovah. God I. always right. hid in nine
casesoutofteu you srewrong. He sends
just the hardships. just the bankruptcies.
the croq. that It ishest ior you to have.
knows what kind of grain you are. and
he Icndsthe right kind of thrashing ma
china. Itwill heated orastad or iron
wheel justaccordingss you are lltches or
cummlu or corn. . .
Again. my subject teaches nsthatGod
keepstrlslouuaunrilwelstgo. The
fumershouts'hhoaiflohlshors-Issoou
Is the grain has dropped from thestalk.
he isrmrr comes with hisiwk and tosses
up the straw.snd he sees thatthenrsw
has letgoths grain and the is thor-
'y thrashed. So God. rotting rod
3..“ wheel both crass Issoouas
mietm eholdontothisworld with
its pleasures and riches Indnnoluments.
sndourknuchlsssrs so ilrrulysat that it
Issmsas ifwseouldholdou louver. God
hnissd com-along with some thrashing trouble
sndheatsnslooss Westsrtedundrrthe
delusionthatthiswsssgreatworld.
Welssrnsdoutoi ourgeogrsph thatlt
weIsomsny thousandmilesln iametcr
Indsomsay thousand miles in circumieo
m and we said. ”Oh, my. what I world!"
blss cameinsflsrlflqaud this trouble
and onIpIrtof the world and that
tronblssllcsdoflanotherpartofthsworld.
Indithasguttohss smallerworldand
almatlous I
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our June before the blouomsislhorour
is gorgeous October before the leaves scsttem
luthatlandthesoulawlll talk overthe
different modes of thrashing. Oh. the
storyoi the stall that struck the niches.
and the rod that heat the oummimsnd
the ironle that went over the cornl
Danielwill dmcrlbe the lions. Ind Jonah
Ieviathaus.snd Paul the elmwood whips
with which he was Ioourgsd. and Eve will
tell how aromatic Eden was the day she
left it.snd John Bogus will tellot the
smartoftheilame Indlilush of thcflcry
team thstwhseled him up theshysteeps.
and Christ of the numbums Ind pamystn
Ind hemorrhages of the awful aucilision.
There thsyarnbeforu the throneoi God.
Onmeelcratiou Illthose whowcrcstruck
of the stall. On I higher elevation all
those who were struck of the rod. On I
elevation and amid the highest
altitudes oi heaven Ill those who were
under the wheel. lie will not over he
thrashing it.
Oh, my hearers, in there uotcnough salve
in this text to make a plaster large enough
to heal your woundsl When I child is
hurt. the mother Is very apt to say to it.
“Now, it will soon (ch lnttcr." Andthst Is
what God says when he unhosoms all the
trouble in the hub of this great promise.
“Weeping may endure lot I night. but joy
comcth in the morning.” You may leave
your pocket handkerchieisopplng wet with
tears on your death pillow, but you will go
up absolutely eorrowleas. They will wear
black; you will wear white. Cyprc-es for
them; palms for you.
here? Is this heaven? Am I so pure new
I will never do anything wrong? Am I so
well that] will never again be sick! Are
these companionship so ilrm that they
will never again be broken? [I that Mary!
Is that John! is that my lowed one I put
sway into darkness? Can it be that these
Ire the few- oi those who luy so wen and
emaciated in the back room on that awful
night dying? Oh, how radium they are!
book It theml [low radiant they are!
501' A IL'SSET.
"Why, how unlike this place is from
what I thought when i left the world ho
low. Ministtrs drew picturm of this land.
but how tame compared with the reality!
They told me on earth that death was sun—
set. No. no! It is euurisel Glorious sun.
risel I see the light now purpllng the hills.
and the clouds flame with the coming day!"
Thou the gates oi heaven will he opened,
and the entranced soul. with tho ucutcuoss
and war of the celestial vision, will look
ten t ousandsf mile: down upon the hen-
ncred procession—m river oi shimmering
splcudor—Ind will cry out, “Who are
they?" And the ”521 of God standing
close by will any, “ u't you know who
they are!” "No." says the entranced soul.
” cannot who they are." The angel
will say: “ will tellyon, then. whothcy are.
These are they who came out of trib
ulstiouorthrsshi and had t rmlun
wsshsd and Inadew lie in the blood of the
Oh. that I could inlstersome of these
drops of celestial In no to those nervous
and excited souls i you would take
enough of it. it would cure all your pangs.
The thought that you are going to gt
through with this after awhile. all this sou
row and all this trouble! We shall have I
great many dsyu in heaven. but I
will tell you which will be the grandest
day oi all the million ages oi heaven. You
say. “Are you sure you can tell me?" Yes.
[an it will bethedaywegetthere.
Some say heaven Is growing more glorious.
I suppose ltis. but] donut caromuch about
that Ilearcu now is good enough (or me.
lllstory has no more grnlulato scene
than the breaking in of the Bug“ army
upon Lucknow India. A few weehs be
lore I massaorshad occurred It Cawnpom
and M0 wont and children luul been put
gen ilvs ywoiesslonal butchers
went in and slow them. 1'th the bodies
Inklsdespinhlood.
enthslrhsslsacrussit lestthclr shore be
m at thecsrnsgs. And on that
floorof thwewsvs lowing locks of
hair-adirsgmentsofdm
bursts warm To nail-rs.
andstIrrav
heucnsday
and Norman and
lllrllsrld Bairdsndi’esiJhshernesoiths
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You will say: “i. it possible um i am {'3
“BABE" Augustinian. ‘ "
A We and Ills “and West loath.
For Ina-e Ind roan-ht.
mums, Ind, June 12-"Bsw'
wklns, the dssperado, with a of N
h, armed to thetatb. In the town
Imrlng on t streets for the pun-
mofa glugths deathoi his brother,
iloe's'hawklns. wig- was lyrdhed I year
ago noting the ty mars .
He list not esrBherifl JamssMcGill and
informed him oi his mission and then start-
ed on I hunt for es-Sherlfl Mellon I.
whom he said he would kill on light.
not on I corner. and each drew hh piste
Mebougsll seised the desperndo and I ties
pcrate struggle ensued. Mcillll rushed to
the scene and was felled by Hawkins, who
blew a whistle which brought his no man
to his rescue.
A melee followed, and in the rush hic-
Dougall's leg was broken and several kniie
wounds were indicted on him. Citizens
came out by hundreds, and a general light
ensued. Ex’Sherid hicGill wsn stabbed in-
to unconsciousness and is in I critical cou-
ditiou. McDougIll held on to Hawkins
until he was diiarmed and in the custody
of thcodicere. "Babe" Hawkins' wife also
waded into the fight with a knife. The
omoers hurricd Hawkins oil to the city
court. Over ii» men gathered at the scene,
and a lynching was looked for.
Justice Crayon-aft held an “lamination
and houhd iiawlrius over to June so under
Mill) ball. This be secured, and guarded
by his gang he drove oil.
(In the Pension Rolls.
Wasnlso'rox, June l2.-—'I'he following
pensions have been issued:
New Y k~0riginaI—llenjsmln Arnold. Mal-
vin la ' . William Penn. John Gownsn.
Reissue—Charles S. BassetLThomae A. Stu-ens.
James II. ilmthcrc. Original Widows. Etc.—
Ellsaheth Rollin. Elisabeth Shaw. Phebe Rowe.
I Short. Marion Myrick. Nora “ - Eliza»
h Matthieu. Annie Smith, C. Templeton. S.
Romaine. 8. ('onkllng. (‘. Baltic. E. lngerenn.
Penneylr Additional—Joseph )lsckey.
nsl l's. £tc.—~lnvius Rimop. Esther
km m..i.*iiii"-t:..:m m
or, . i
Item Margaret I‘nrr. Mary File. th
Barton, LII Knhlcr. Jane Soume
Isabella V. hellor, t Seals .
Lucretia Meyer. Mary P Mary Carey.
minors of Albert listen.
MhBIID—i‘
ditlonskllcujamin M
by. Original W
Ste—Mary ll. Mime.
Mary A. Mi: ' . Eunice Meltillo. Annie
Barnes. Modes BarletMary-O'Rilcy.
Rhodslslaud
—— —Thomae Smith
Connecticut-Re Ilsnd increase—Gum
Human Brim—Ansel Wheeler. Original
idowt. Eta-Orrin Shoals Iistherl, (’Itha-
Tine Candeld.
Bkluvp Wig." Laid 3 Cornerstone.
mum N. 1.. June lt—With input
ing ceamonles. lllshop Wiggerof Newark,
assist by collar of DiceeIeIWsllsos
of Seton Hall liege, laid the cornerstone
of the Alexiau Brothers hospital in the
presence of Mayor Rankin and mm per-
sons. The Rev. Father Kelly of Jersey
City preached the sermon. The ceremonies
were preceded bye 9 ion of Roman
CItholic societies with 2, linen in line.
nee-lend the Filled Merl.
Wernnwo. II. June 12—11» dc itors
oi the deiuuet liirut National ban oi Co
(In Falls rejected the propmition oi .I. II.
March of Lernare to payiiflcents on the
dollar. This puts an end to All nountiw
tions ior the purchaee oi the bank, and I
receiver will be appointed. Threats have
been made against the lives of the Fields
Brothers. owners of the bank.
dnndny Crowd Was Small.
Cmcaw..lune lz—The uncertainty re
garding the Sunday 0 log of the isir
keptyesterduy's earlyst cedo , to
slow mark. Chici Justice lsr’s on
in granting the snperaedeas was not made
known farenough away from Chicago in
tlmatobring ln scrowd oi countrymen,
sod as a result theday's slghteeers were
mostly Chicagoans.
Aalislsvsry‘s first lastyr.
Acres, ills. June lit-0n Lowboy day
the usual 0 were held. Imvdoy
.g was the first martyr to the Intislavery
csnIe,aud was murdered on Nov. 7,1837.
The custom oi decanting hh grave has
grownis the last iew years. Theuuprw
tenuous tomb was literally covered with
flowers.
. Janie-y Prompted the Insist.
Gwnusvinu, June lt.—ln In slime“
lion here, .larurs Valentine. In Italian.
shot one oi his countrymen.th name is
not known. killing him almost instantly.
Valentine said that the man he killed had
been paying too much attention to him
Valentine.
Valuable Cattle Poisoned.
ltnruun, \‘t.. June law-For several days
suumheroi blooded lvreeycattlshe
ngtothe herd of United Stats-Best
llsddsld l'ructor, out on yrs-turn have
at.
mystwioaslydlsapceradoas
mmhik“ tthe estt
swims.
oas. Itis
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tisticeiiectwithinthehouse. It
lstheeostumeoitheroomwhloh
adds everything to beauty g
It dorstoekolneVell aper-
con . stylesforolltastes. or
all rooms, we 0 ,no
more tor our goodWall oper
others do for the poorer
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Pictures. Plotsrssirsnsi tollrter
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We will make I line display of
IIIIIIIED HITS IIIII BIIIIIIEIS
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Tiuisday and Friday, lpnl l3, It
The ladies are cordially invited to attend.
Miss vfinfiltco.
Second Floor Sl Washington 5L,
suns-u uouwaur.
"Gentiles?"
Then secure More starting an
ACCIDENT TICKET
providing Illl Death Benefit or Ilfilll “'u-k-
Imiemn ity for ill-raiding iulury It a cost oi
per day or seven day S.
03.00 inr fourteen days i Spu‘lnl rules
“.00 for twsnlywne days > for
“.50 for thirty days. I hum-r periods.
For anle by
H. D. SMITH.
Satanic Building. Norwslk. ('onu.
mu
A thorough training
uhoul for both as:
All boomer“ branches
taught. Graduates so
sistedwvosltlons.
Tile shert.
Terms rem-able.
llpriug term begins
April llllh. Hui.
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“solarium" “mantle-Irr- to
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molt latlmatss cheerfully given.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
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One lot Ladies’ fine Oxfords, worth $3.00 ........... 1.50
One lot Lndies’ fine Button, worth $4.50
8i Washington 3
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Buggies. Phaetons, (liniages.
Canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Henry Tilly.
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Greatest Bargains on Earth in Shoes
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Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No.2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of all kinds, includ-
mg Ladiee'. Misses’ and Children's garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet
Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
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Children’s garments from
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ill sell them at less than the
HALF PRICE.
lo capes will be included in this
solo. at just one—half their former price.
Tristram & Hyatt,
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No. 2 Gazette Building.
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