EVISTS 0P INTEREST IN PAIR
- FIELD 001ml”! TOWNS.
I... of tho Things Our Neighbors arc
Dolls all laying. Pen-ed. Sole-oral
and Boiled Down Into short iltorlap
that Those who Baa its, lead.
Bumenewsonevery page.
‘ The trial of Florence Hawley for the
harder of Mary Manson, in Shelton,
h. gone over to the October term of the
Superior Court /
Gregory T. Osborn, of Georgetown,
died there suddenly Sunday, in the
seventy-third year of his age. He was
present as a juror at the Superior Court
hat Friday, apparently in his usual
health. He represented the town of
Weston in the Legislature in the years
1881 and 1882 and was also a selectman
of that town.
Charles H. Sherman, an old and
highly respected resident of Bridgeport,
.ja'dead or the residence of friends in.
Branchville. Mr. Sherman was a can
penter and builder by trade. Last spring
befell through a building in course of
erection and sustained severe injuries.
which, with rheumatic and other com-
plications, resulted in his death.
At the annual meeting of the Fairiield
County Sunday School Superintendents
union, held in the Disciples' church at
Danbnry, the following otlicers were
elected for the ensuing year: President
I". ll. Bailey, Daubury;ilrst vice presi-
dent, Cfi Jeiifi‘, Southport; second’vice
president. J. A. Wood. Stamford;secre~
tary and treasurer, L. B. Silliman,
man, Bridgeport.
The County Commissioners have ap-
pointed J. D. Tourney, Jr,.of Bridge.
port, game warden for Fair-field county
tosncceed James A. Wilson. It is ex
peeled that the new warden will appoint
the following deputies: Bridgeport, J.
W. Skidmore, Charles Janvrin; Strut
ford, Charles Curtis; Dorian, Ernest
Koch; Danbury, W. H. Lynch; Honroe,
Stephen B. Hayes; Newtown. M. J. Cay.
anaugh; New Canaan, Robert C. Ray-
mond; Norwalk, James Toner.
BUSINESS OF A RAILROAD.
Annual Report of the New Haven load
Directors.
The twentyaceond annual report of
the board of directors of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad com-
pany. which will be submitted at the
annual meeting of the stockholders, to
,; be held on October 18, shows the road to
he in a flourishing condition, with a con-
Ilderabie increase of revenue over last
year.
Thettatement of the receipts and ex-
penditures from July 1. 1892. to June 30,
1808, shows the total gross earnings for
the year to be $18,113,474 38. The oper-
ating expenses being subtracted leaves
the income from operation at $5,707.:
“0.1!. The income from other 800mm,
such as stocks and bonde.brings the total
Income up to $5,017,553.52. The balance
of the income applicable to the dividends,
when the necessary deductions for tam,
rentals and interest on debts have been
made. amounts to commas This
sum, less the amount of dividends paid.
leavers surplus of $2363.69.
The report shows the gross receipts this
year to be ”337,617“ in exerts of last
year. and the net earnings are ahead of
these last year by $835,713.
The figures given include the business
of the roads leased during theyesr. the
”commie. the Danbury and horwsik,
the New liens and Why, the herb
shire, “Stochbvaige and Plilifisld and
West more» tsllosds.
They do not leoiude the operations ac-
quired usdsrlssuof lheOlri colony
railroad. Reports will be madebythe
Old mm officials to theolossnf the
fiscal year, Jose 30. will. and from that
ti-shy the New York. New Havens“
Hartford Railroad company. The rs-
port last year covered 606.09 'ltllu. The
mtmt mammoth». The
may to new operating Ll. miles.
Another Min-II limit.
it was rumrsdlnllsw York yesterday
ihatthsllsw England rcad.usrlse le-
isslnrsilsi lest puritivelyrstelrsd as
area's-sub which it wilisseuvs its
MWNM'MIMI‘W
lute low York city, Melvin I hid
securities
overashorter roatslh.
the M furthest liavsa mm
3 MM. itwefssldthstieissd
“would at Ilse-ls histo-
NW
Wymalsd
Measureme-
ssrstssur more mutton»
w. Minimisation:-
firsthand-nae
river y“ . W
0T Fill Fillifl liiiilWilll
' in go out of the mum, but shot himself he”
Spanish fort. The bodies of duaans of hu-
Quay said in an interview: "l am not in
chasing Cillilht‘ of the Sherman act; will
against the repeal bill if amended so an to
(‘t‘it’lirflft‘rl yet-sterility at the Church of the
Wmlid have dune credit to St. Patrick's cu~
says it is the first time such a celebration
our and four ordinary cars. the latter being
a—uusu
ca...
cot?
ENGLmTS GOAL FAMINE. ‘7
a Vessel cautious to Bring Incl tn-
Minivan! nigh Illnes- ,
Lotions. Oct. lit-”Tb! shortage of ooal,’
twins to the colllets‘ strike and the dill!—
mity of transportation.“ lwcomingworsa
sndwovse in nearly every coal center in
:he kingdom. in Dublin, for instance. the
docks will be exhausted in a month if int-
;ortations case. On the Landau Coal Ex-
:hange ly trifling supplies are oflarsd,
Ind the round is strong. The factthat
ihe Durham miner: have aired for an ad»
mace in wages complicates the present
titustiou. A meeting ofwthe miners and
nineowners will. he held on Hand” to
discuss the matter. A remarkable in of
:he times lathe fact that‘the firm of Ellip-
ruh, Spence & Co. of London has chartered
r steamer to bring a cargoof oualfrom-
Philadelphia. paying 13 shillings Int! 6
pence per ton height-fie. This is deal-pd
Lo he an unprecedented occurrence.
TRYING TO dfifionam.
Report of Altos-pt to Buhtltntw J. I03".
Maxwell-a President.
Lora [stun Citizh'. Y.. Oct. unit is
reported here that a combination has been
Formed between .1. Rogers Maxwell. preei»
it'll! of the New Jersey Central and for-
merly vice president of the Long island
railroad. and Director Pratt of the latter
road. for the pnrpuaenf deposing President
Austin (‘orhlu of the. Long island railroad
and electing llnxwell in his stead. ..
Hope of the office-riot thr' unipauy could
be found to verify or deny the story. It is
also said that the licriin disaster. in which
16 pl‘l'eflnfi were killed and nmro than .50 in-
jnrod. will result in a change in the man—
agement of the road. and that General
Manager E. R. Reynolds and W. H. Blood
«re mentioned among the nilicials who may
be tlisi‘iiwt’ll. Frank M. Kelly, superin-
tendent of turtles, and Assistant Superin-
tendent {innit have resigned.
Why the Count Killed Himself.
hlsuwsu. N. J., Oct. 5.~lt has been
learned that Count Rudolph I'aiify. who
z-ommitted suicide. had a quarrel with his
wife a few minutes before he shot. himself.
The quarrel was the result of his wife’s re—
fusal to catch some chickens which he had
sold. The couple made up, however, and
kissed r itCll other The count left as though
lore he reached the door.
Scenes Alter tho little.
MMHHD. UL'l. 5.~—The field after the bat~
tie with the Moors presented a terrible
spectacle. 'l‘ii: bodies of 160 Moorsterrb
bly mutilated by the Spanish shells, lay in
heaps. The village of Frajamr was almost
wrecked by the fire of the guns of the
man beings and dorueetic animals were
buried under the min: of the houses.
senator army's l‘usltlol. a
llmvm FALL-n. Pa. (in. 5.——.~‘~euator
favor of free coinage of aill'fl' i will vote
for the unconditional repeal of the pub
vote against any amendment, and will vote
include other financial legislation."
anthi Mass In a Iratestaat Church.
New Your. Oct. 5.—-.\ nuptial mass was
RHlt‘t'nlf‘l' il'mlnlmtl l-Ip‘urcopal) which
thedrai in point of splendor and strict ad.
herouec to ritualistic forms The vector
has taken place in his church.
Transferring “any Insane People.
Formulations. N. Y.. UN. 5. —A novel
train came in from the north yesterday. it
was a special lritlu of locomotive. home
filled with 1!!) insane people being trans.
ferred from Willard asylum to the [liaison
River Smit- hmpiiul.
Administration lien Wow.
Ltsmts. Nah. Oct. 5. ’l'heru was a hot
llflt at the llrlmcmlirt stale («invention
over the election of a chair-bran between
supporiri'suf Piers-land and the silver inert.
led by ttmsgrrsemau Bryan. who made a
simuu starch The Cleveland men were
victorious. .. ‘ a
One of the fan's Hounds.
er. l’iLTiaimu'ito, (it-i. 5min: acermut of
ililtrt‘t't'l‘ii) of the press criticism» on the
loosulilie ironclad ltousalhs the filtration
prm will..." have forbidden newspapers to
refer to the disasters in any way or in upon
relief fuodn without permission.
latte Against lea] Potters.
l'trrsst‘mt.0et. s~ Tyndale Palmer of
Philadelphia has instituted suit fovllhei
epithelium newspapers hers and several
humlml other papers throughout the sour»
try. claiming that he has been lihrlrd
thmuxli it»- .‘lmyelstssi l'vew.
Threw; from a 1;». by: Negro.
Murmur). (let. sum burly mum tried
mm». mm l’milie‘s watch on strain 3‘
rue-bur through Windsor limits, and fall-
ng he picked i‘evvllle up and threw hint
from the train. The lattermlmliyihi
jut-«l. and the negro word.
awn-11.4..A/Wmnuwwmm
has news br a resin.
Wssulxrmis. Pa. Uri. hilarious and
Julia ultimo. lsrrum. while driving
across the railroad resets our Billy" sis.
linemen run down i an express tutu.
John was instantly lit and float“ ss-
riously tainted.
v. m: “mm“
Artists. mr. 3.»th lleary Turner
MMMamlimmhaiis emphasise»
3%. turn mortiuaofeulassrl use to
west at Cincinnati on iiev. am review
satire: upon the resent lmhiegs la the
sou . .
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tress ugh?” two years i... disem-
mm “a: new of
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lhshal't‘daysslosabw.
boasts. the. Irv-fill saw transitive
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llminary roll came up. Mayor Manning
naked thot the antistate machine delegates
Reilly—be placed upon the roll from the
mitten. will adjourn until sometime Fri-
day morning in order to give the mmmit—
tees. especially that on credentials. ample
time to mneidrr their work. it was gossiped
termine the entitling of delegate- desiring
arimissimi ton state convention in tho fu-
eud Kirk o d Curd hieyev of Queens coun-
ty. it was
when!
draw from under her wrap a syringe Ilka
quickly Wight assistance. Fortunately
‘ Fbr Friday.
W
”iiiinlandilldlfimtezilorwall,"V
«nonstructural
their Statefionvention Hewitt"
Set-low Swim
“In.” WILL BE “IOIIIATBD
m filibusqloaslvad In, mill-eats
to: ra- .m m Isis-s. ta. cos-
muu- loll—Ma. «sa- was. cons.
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Ss-unooa. Oct hw’fhs delegates to the
Democratic stats convention which now
rsae‘d here today at noon had
ind before midnight. .
The convention hall. which seats 4,200
reopleandaoao in all 1,000 peo-‘
its, was in ehlpshape. and many were the
:ompllmsntary allusions heard on the pub-
ic splritcdnues of Earnings citizens in pro
inning such a substantial and cummodlous
rail. Thegallery of thahall is draped
with American lisp. To the rlghtof the
than hangs a large uncaring of President
neveland and to tholelt oneof Vice Presl-
lent Stevenson. 0n the siege to the right
«tends a framed campaign lithogra h of
humor Flower and on the left 0 , of
[lieutenant Governor Shoshan.
The lieutenant governor arrived here yea
.erdayaftenoon. 0n the waynp hehsd
”sugared by Senator Edward lurphy.
iv ' two were in close carry-salon
luring the.jonrney. but on arrival here
raid that nothing could be stated definitely
regarding the nominations for secretary of
start; and ”tutors-amt». ‘
e nomina Judge Maynard as
mists justice of the court of
sad the ruminations of Attorney Gan-
.»ral Roaeudale. Comptroller Campbell and
State Engineer Schsnck are as certain as
my political events can he.
lath. of the It.“ committee.
The inn three candidatu opened head-
guarters in the American hotel, the head-
;narten of the state committee being nut
loot, in the Adelphi hotel. There the
.eaders were domiciled last night. Clerk
ifharlu R. De l‘rernt was busy from the
clone of his arrival making out the pre-
.lminary list of delegates, which be pre—
vented at the meeting of the stats commit-
tee last night for adoption. The commit»
tee adjourned at to o'clock. All of the
members were present or represented ex-
:ept Samuel J. Tilden of the Sixteenth dis~
tflrict and Dr. Tailrnadge of the Twenty-
rst.
When the question of adopting the pre-
nearly all ar-
—David B. lllll. John lrarkln and John
Fourth Albany district. instead, the Gar-
side or Hill delegation. also healed by Sen-
ator lllll, were placed there, Chairman
Murphy remarking that the last state can-
rention had decided that the (inside Dem~
mall! in that district were the regular
ones. John ll. Gleason was then substi-
tuted for Senator Hill in that district in is
(inside delegate. ‘
District Attorney James W. Ridgrvay of
Brooklyn said that he would second the
nomination of Judge Maynard in behalf of
the Kings county delegation.
Toss-any Canto la Two Sections.
The Tammany special train arrived in
two sections. Richard (.‘roker came up on
the sound section and immediately proceed-
:d to the Adelphl. where he joined Senator
Murphy in his headquarters. in company
with Lieutenant iiowrnor Shrehan. who
and home over from his headquarters at the
)ther code! the bell. and Mnyurfiiiroy and
'Jorporatlotr l'unnael Clarke of Sew York
city. A lengthy conference resulted prev l»
we to the meeting of the state maturities.
Secretary [is Frees! said he did not think
there would be more than lode-leaning in the
convention who would not he in sympathy
with the state organisation. lie thought
that contests from not more than it! asst-tn~
bly districts would he presented to the com-
mittee on mleutisla it appears as though
the convention. after appointing the oom~
that the convention will adopt arewluliou
looking to a single plan for holding prima-
ries and «inventions thrutmhont the state.
the living up to the rules of which will do-
tun
was tho lie-lasso lay it...
Senator liiil left New York yesterday for
Washington and in not attending the cou-
veutlua.
After a «inference between Messrs. (fru-
ker. (Kilroy. P‘hfihlflt. Candidates Dolly
billed that Mr. Meyer should
be the candidate for secretary at utats and
Hugh Daily for slut-r iremmr.
The New York World t'tlfi'mtmtiileill tel-
his paper that this ticket would
he minute-l:
Jmnf Mom of Appeals» lease H.
y ,
Secretary of Htsto silent Meyer. J r.
mote Treasurer ilutth fluffy.
Comptroller rerahlr Campbell.
Mime ileur-rslmll. W. ltossudale.
Stats .nxinrer sud Nuvvnyorwilavtln
Meson.
All This fits, “and by Jeni-lay.
New WK‘flhllit.. .V. ‘i‘.. lit-t. lie-Mrs.
“any Fallen of limb. or Park. entered the
stove or Mrs. ’i‘ra lingers. in whom she
staine- her list invest too attentive.
with vitriol and forced the ilald late Mrs
's tree. Mrs. Trapbscra's etlss
sale of the vitriol voided linens. but
herisre is lastly starred. A warrant by
been Monitor lira. l‘nllru's arrest.
3 :fl “he Initial the In
rw mum. when (3. mo
rm“ rune-to" “we.“
seas . as oases
“ ' in”. for all:
atlas the elections oi motel-ails wile.
Hewitt nu unsuited to the Hudson
my tail to suntan or who.
manuals-arrows.
Pum=m.8.a..msaamsssss
meeting was list-l to try and losses the
mflthflmlu the ’
walls bad mm m
IN I!“
«beside.
. "new withths brown stain of the face.
i
* Fair and Warmer. ‘
0
HOW TO TELL FORTUNE.
A Temporary Gypsy unseen h‘tstea hallo OI
II. Events of "I. All.
e is slack just cornfield)!”
Hag she jumped from the hay filled.”-
sy . onset the attractions of the coun-
tryfair. “out [new that twill helm
Joshua Goldtho for the out his lulu-
utes and get a Maillot freshnlr." 0.3
came the starlet handkerchief from her
head, revealing inure! as yellow as cold.
0i! came the menus blanket from her
shouldens. revealing a trim costume and s
auspicious line of white throat. greatly ni
“Oliyhlother Meg. wewonld. not li'eil‘e’v'e'
one word of your‘fortuuus if you were to
tell them now." laughed a group of merry
maidens.
“Well do I kuowthnt." was the reply.
“Makeup counts for much. Still. were Ito
giVe you a few pnimenv on how in tall for-
tunes I venture to say the crowd nf‘you
would take up the business this very min.
uts nor bother in the lens: over brown faces
or gorgeous apparel. Want to know how?
Of course. Well, sit down on this hay
mound, and, mind. if you see any customers
coming. intent on missing Mother Meg’s
palm with silver, let me know.
“Now, hold out your left hands. Do you
see any little fine lines verging toward the
base of the thumb? Well, they are trou—
ble; to route, and. the deeper nnd longer
they are. trouble to be measured according
1]. Next, if you lillllit deep line in the soft
cushiouol flair ill. ihehuse of the forefinger,
that means that you will not die an old
maid. If you see a omen there, that means
a happy marriage. Now. at the base of the
third linger. as many lines it! you liutl
there indicate in how many whys you could
earn your living if thrown on your own to
sources In other words. it is the “reason!
of your talents or uncut“ gxlishnients.
"if the flesh. however, n sunken. you are
devoid of ambition. if a plump cushion,
you are always ready to be up and doing.
0f the big lines in the pulmthe one nearest
the thumb is the life bur. the next. the
head line, and the horizontal the heart line
if this latter is hmkeu or Jerky. you are
fickle; if tho-bend iiiit‘irl dim and broken.
you will newer be famous or rich. and by
the erennm and length of the life line you
can tell of um -i health and longevity.
When 1 tell forum-s. 1 generally estimate
characteristics of persons by looking into
their faces. These estimates. clapped in
with the rest. give customers the worth of
their money.
"Some otwmminu.’ Quick. help me on
With this gorgeuuanexs. You have learned
enough for the first i:~\ioi)."» l’ittsburg
Dispatch.
The ('tramcieon l'lim er.
Thoprincipai y.(‘r".'.iiliill:v' of the Hibiscus
mutabills is its iznl‘vit of completely clums-
ing its color in themum- of. the day. its
beautiful flowers, generally double. are
white at thr- tirst owning in the morning,
pink at noon and ml at Min-6: before they ‘
fade. with a bluish lingo at night. The.
leaves Iomoulmt i’ta‘t‘lllliii' those of the
vine and tire mutthlsh and variable in the
IQ is of their points. The lm its a hail"
of hina. .lupsn and various parts of the
East lurker, “Luv. as well on tn the West
Indies, it is cuiiixnml for the beauty of in
flowers. .
The flower lately discovered in the lath»
runs of 'l'eimmm-pvc i~ u bite in‘ the morn-
ing, ml at noon lllni blue at night. and is
called the tiizumiwn flower in default of
any botanical mum». it is probably» ape
cles of the llibiaillfi qumhiiis. The colon
do not pit-m ubrubtly from ulic shade to the
other. but viimwr. gradually from thew-bite
of thuiuurniizg in tin» pink and roll and
theme- in the blue 1.: night. The Telniuuto
peclne grows tuiiwnize of a uumn tree
and gives out a slight perfume when the
flower is ui :i mi miur.
Some ('lilt'i run or.» L‘hllliul' minr. but not
daily. such an the "ll’hivllrit‘nill, which is
first yellow iiml lill‘li blue; tho plilux,
which is first bim- :iml ilim pink; the i‘hi-
new llytlfitiiilvil. whit b i~ lit-st urn-n and
then rosi- ruler. rifIvI rill-i'liii-vnnihus muta-
hilia. P-‘iiicii elmngw lrumy‘eiimv inmnnge.
their in mi and tin. it Eur-onus“ iriil pur
pic—lirmkiyn ling}
Wis-la and lionmlmy.
Alnvdug-i mm o path-nun entered h
Liverpml lu-ivurup‘u illliilt‘. mui inking some
forum down filled tin-m up as butmlie
whirl. lluringuwl all be liiui.iie “Nit“!
forumrv mul dill likr-wiseiill Hlllt’tl.‘ Were
umlizp. i'twm ihi- nuiuis-r helmdilllml
up and irniri his asking for more itllti more
and yet more. the clerk: Imiuruliy continui-
etl that be mus going to give them uwhole'
Himmler fm' rillmpfi umi lliiiliiiimlilt‘ the
win-at for an hour or iwu.
Atlrzwhihinrnuu u.’ i-imritl two with
the llllltiiil' in his bun-ix null :ippruzwhiug
the clerk, iL‘sllt'd him fur l. impuririy ntuurp.
The clerk xvi-hurl to know wlutt nil tin-nih-
U‘n were. He replied Hui. be burl uni) mud
thrill to ill in the woulnm of the inn-mite
he bud to “semi. 'l’itrroup-m liltI t lurk l-m‘.
the pile and counted. only In ibul that this
individual lwi mots-l mi forms in trying
tnwurtiu munislllfl‘ within the pmwibod
Value of ni‘ipruce.
Theronpm the clerk tirnmmiml iii-- mime
turd address illlil filttll‘tl that the mid lililfift‘f
general 511th it" itiful'iitt-l of this willful
We. After i'uitiiiiuttlmtilm with tit.
Martin‘wic-(lrtuui«ml worn-h lwimt unmit-
for the individual be linri “norm no ml»
areas.“ This is pmleriily ibi- hum-14L Willi:
her-of forms cruvuwi tn “’l'ill‘ n mow-tit
of l! words. minim wool int. 1'.
t‘iiaih Tuned In Marble.
The example furnished by morn- ill the
action of tum-his. fmm chalk by outer
mills latter percolating armlnally and
miliythrngh the chuihy (termite. Ills.
soivlu the chalk. portiv-lu by [atrilt'iiu and
crystallialng it. Iriumimin x-wmun- mm
is; its sir-restated.» minim. it i» mm
Mud hilyha the hum of newmnpbsbing
similar results by a mum in chemical pro-
esssaa Bile!!! of chalk are for this purrm
dipped iiimucolnrlmii. «minim; them with
tintotiiat will imiinieimy k‘miul rubble
KW it. the nitrite mineral stalls iiiist‘. eritru
ihleemlasare implored luliutmo. lurin-
staucenn omino- the apparent-n fl the
flail“ supp" app ivatimt is moi-mi to.
and in a similar urannev green. llli . black
sad other winging» are bids tied 'l’he
stiles sfterthis are placed iaunother hath,
wherethsy are hardened sud mmlltmi'
aching out to all intents and perms-u mi
Mire-Him York sun.
The lobb- Wss around.
a lame robin homing on the
W flint}? M lrmmi till ll!
it in theater» otsomly
lhhwltof «barium
has stats lands lune
m“
well known and pa nlar reuleanlimwmu The
“Miler-eel Merriam“. N. Y" M
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
* ‘ 0‘
LESSON ill, FOURTH QUARTER, lNTER~
NATIONAL. EEiilLS. OCT. 15.
rm of the nu... new. dram—Hen-
cry Verses. 8404mm!” «Test. Bout.
v. OI—(‘unmmntary by the film. I). M.
mourns.
1. “'l‘lwrt-fore. heingju-‘tiliod by faith, we
have peace with God through our lord
.iesui-i Christ." if therevis u inundation
truth that needs to be fully rocél'wd, firm
ly held, daily enjoyed and joyously passed
on,itls this—that all who receive Christ
are justified and actually have point? with
God. for Christ Himself is our wavy.
through the liniaiml work of Christ with
out. any works of ours. (.‘mnmit llmu. iv,
5; I-Iph. ii. is. 9; Time iii, 5. all notable proof
texts. ('hrisl made the pram- by the blood
of His cross, and it incur privilegetun»
ceive it (Col. i, '1").
2. “By whom also we burn not-m; by
faith into this grace wherein we stand. and
rejoice in hope ofihc glory of God." it is
by grucrrwilhout a single work of ours.
that we are saved. and in that grow- it is
our privilege to live. for our High Priest
within the veil represents us before (ind in
all His purine-these, and we may come bold-
,ly for mercy and grace in every time of
need (Heb. iv, l5. lrli This covers all our
life from the moment ofnul‘ acceptance
until we are taken hump, The last clause
of this verse calls attention to the blessed
hope of Titan ii. 13. when we shall be like
”lint if John iii. ‘3, 3).
3. "And not only so. but we glory in trib-
ulations also. knowing that. tribulation
workelh patience," The Mutterings of this
present time are not war: by to lwcuuipaml
with the‘ glory which shall be revealed in
us. and all our afllictinmi are working out
for as a far more prim-«ling and eternal
weight of glory (lloiu. viii, lb; ll Cur. iv.
17). By ills grace m- tfity learn to count
trials a joy. knowing that when patiently
home they bring glory to Him and great
Rood to us, conforming us to His image
(Jae. i,'.i.~'l, l'.‘; lifior. xii. it. it); Rom. viiizl‘i.
29!.
vi. “Ami pmirnru.extn‘ricnov. and expert
once. lmpr." Patience untim- trial lut'i-ry
glorifying to Hill and very mhfusing to sa-
tan and is one (if the unrest convincing
proofs of the reality of Christianity (ii
These. iii. 5 margin; Jan. r. l"; .lluv, xiii,
10', xiv. 12). Thu,- \nml trausintul "oxpcrh
choc" is in H l'or. “.9; xiii, 3; Phil. ii. ‘22.
translated "proof.” it is the evidence that
we are the Lords and develops in us a
firmer grasp of the joys set before us and
lhc glory to be brought. unto us at. the rev:
elation of Jesus Christ. ll l‘ot. i. G. 7. 1:1; iv,
19. iii).
5. "And hope li'lltkelll not Minimal. be
cause the love. of God is shed abroad in our
hearts bythe Holy Ghost which is given
unions." The Holy Spirit is the clinical
of our inheritance until the redemption of
the purchased ”session (Eph.‘i. in. it).
He makes known the love of God to us,
and that He loved us even when rvo were
dead in sins (Eph. ii. 4. fit; that, knowing
even in the curl (Deni. \‘ii. 7. 9; Jon xxxi.
3: John xiii, ii: that, having loved us
'enough to seek us out and umkc us His
own. lie will not ccaw till He has finished
the Work and made us just like Himself in
tho! bright morning \l’hil. 1.6; iii, 20. :11).
His people shall nevi-r bu uslmnml (.iurl ii.
36. 2?".
6. "For when We were yet without
strength in due time Christ dial fur the
ungodly.” “Without strength“ nit-nus that
we are as helpless to better cumin». spirit-
ually M the lame man at the Gate Beautiful
of the temple was to walk of his own ac-
cord, for the wonl“luiputent" "milk-Ii to
him (Acts iv, 9) is the very word here used.
”Family" is said by Young to signify in
some places ”Wllrillim‘l, or without \ nine.“
We are apt to think that lhi‘h‘ tuned inm-
been something about us to must- (lml to
love us. but from this verse it is‘not m.
Ask the missionary in Alaska or in central
Africa what there is to low in the “I'M-l
degraded they. have ever seen. uud from 1"..-
dnvk pictun- rm: yourself in the sigh: of
God.
7. “For urnrr'rly for a righteous man will
onedie. yet peradrr-uturo foragoml mun
some would own dun» ,torlie.” in mono
strange. yet we all know it to ho true. limt
there are righteous persum‘. who are not
much given to growl works. They imvr ac
cepted Christ null are outwimily biotin-inn
in their line and very religious in the way
of chn‘mhguiug. but as to helping the poor
and making the widow's heart to sing for
uy.thal. is not their way. it would be very
ard to find a substitute for such a puma
in the matter of death. but for one who
has lived todu timid and scatter his sub-
stance uniting the needy it would not be so
diniouli.
8. "ButGud commeudoth ill» low toward
us, in that while we were yet sinners t‘hrist
riled ferns." Here. is love beyond all that
earth over witnwai. The objects of this
love are not only felt negatively impotent
and worthless. but primitivciy sinful trains:
one mini-t illrn who loved them and
led for them. "Hereby perceive we the
love of hind." "Behold what manner of
love" if John iii. lil; lil.‘.l). 'l‘lmtthis love.
can he slighted and despised allow» how
banished is the Mart of men.
it. “Much more then being now justified
by ills blood we shall be saved from wrath
through film." in the first new it. was
instilled by faith and now by blood. in
chapter ill. at. it was green. and in .les.
“.3. it is by works. here is no conflict
nor contradiotimi in these statements. We
are instilled meritoriously by the blood of
Chrlet. instrumentally by faith in film.
freely by, liis grass, and the evidence of
our justification before their is our good
works. ilsi justified, we on: dolivmvl
from the mat to come (i There. i. 10).
id. “For if when we were enemies we
were reconciled mm by the death of ills
sou. much more. being neuuellsd, we shall
heaved by ills life.“ The work of remn-
oillatlou is entirely of (ital; the need ls
whollyours. God was in chrhiaeeoncih
in. the world unto illinsslfiil Our. v.19).
with it the mm is that
also love on the part offlod.
who seeks the welfare of the impotent and
worthless. the sinner and command
providal Miniseries: for rush. the mini
thouid be willing to believe and receive
melt love. The further icy is that having
Belivss to keep us. lie is oarli e
Gui. ii Ii
mfiigfiififi "
all about us. llr loved us and will low- fill it
has» 3.,
it. till . soomu.
on his unit.
Hale’s
BORDIM.
lures lit
nova illillills.
25 etc.
m_ :DR. GRADYJ. 1
"r-
omdthls'nlan: That he will charge
for advice. consultation or treatment,
until tisnt runonneea himself well
The only c e a: made is for: medicines
used dnrlnu treatmen .
['Ni'fl ECEDENTED SUCC 858.
Home ' Cures.
» —WiLL BE AT- '
illl'l HOTEL. South llorwalli.for
hays onlyflladnssuhxdictlsnrlll
‘onsuliut on fine from iila m. to ii p. In.
file remarkable surcese: Over 2.5m testi-
monials received. among item being the
names of some of the leading merbbants and
manufacturers of Fairilrld County.
Mrs, Forbes. of 2!!) Ogden hlft‘fl rnys- »_\ly
little girl suffered with Eczema from birth,
a‘eo time-ml weakness. Doctors said hi)»
t-uuld not live. llr. firmly Marni brr with
muiiciw.
Henry Million, 33 Fri-nub sirwt. bra! n-
mnnori Naumtimrklfii'i.~‘ir-nnf :5. Y. .‘1. ii..- .
ll it. 11.. was a terrible sotl'nrer with rhuumu.
”rill and kidnrydlsesre: confined in h a bed.
Dr. tirariy cured him.
thamnol Abbott, who is em loyui Al the
Bridgeport Brass cumpanyund Wind at H (.‘on-
grsss turret. suffered for rnurtwn yours will:
sciatic ilheni!iut..iii and i'aturrh. nevi-nil
doctors fallnl to do him any good. i‘r, firmly
«Inn-d him in eight melts
. laryJuyothll North ll‘:t~.iiiri.r‘r~n :ii't'llllv.
moles and superfluous hair: all over fave. wrrr
removed in one week by risotriritywiilwit
pain. '
Thus. Burns, 7i Sterling offl‘t‘i, fistula (um!
after suffering view-n i‘rill‘r.
Mrs. Mary For. 3:! fulriielri tin-mil“. limi a
large cancer rotiioved from the lifttlal alter
pajinguver 8.3!! in N. Y. '
nhn Norris, gnu-tr. of Souiiipml. has] a
large tumor on fave for fourteen years: Win re»
moved in one sitting by elur'iriciiy without.
pain.
Mien Nellie Wolch
all her life. Dr. ”fail
they are now
.u
iii) Main alien. prose «3 as
y operated (it) “it‘ll l'.ii
rfert. C
Aill‘l‘ Mort! I. iii? iirc'ror)‘ :lrm'. mini-tit.
dyspepsia and rhrnnlv skin dimmer. aim in r-
vons headaches. cured in all Wr‘li'aii.
Miss Lucy Hill. titratmrd. had been sick
eight years. five doctors failed to cure. fir.
Grady unvu her tnwlirinn and she [‘ll-FH'li a
tape worm 3': :mi [uncanny be Mr“ hi dur-
ior's omro.
John Kenney‘. Elm Brid upon. Lad war: on
one eye and blind in the at her for forty years.
Dr. tirady operated no them and his sight is
now perfect.
Hon L'H!Sfi.0f 5': Warren street is»; “i
can lllli my testimony to that of many others,
vlztilnl eint‘ul imvoheon mull-r our lit-at-
mcnt l have been womlurtully h.- loved. and
such r midi-rite hnvz' l in Dr Grady (but i
ave sent or relatives to him for treatment."
Miss Wont . Milford. birth murks and mains
on face. removed lnntze sittingwiiholit pain
by Citi‘lrit‘ll)’.
Miss Lizzie liar-l. l‘airllelil. wrnluluus lin-
mt‘r. turn eyes and runnln curs from birth
and confined to her bed or the last nine
months. had in mmultation with fulfill?“ phy-
slvlan non-n llllt‘llli'r. from New York. .Ii 1 gave
her upm Ilie. After lnkillil three bullies of
nmllrine. her P’t‘rt inn‘is‘tl bright and her ears
linppr‘rl ill-whammy. (lnly four u upksiiniinr
ireainwnl and she is now upnnai mum: 1hr.-
bimet- gaining in limb nu'i t-lf‘r‘nglh and rn lht'
rapid mat! to n‘cuvery.
llr. ilrwiy Will not publlsbnny lilill’l‘ciL‘ir!
unless requested to do so by Patients. .
ills microns In runny ”wrinkle-i is mnu‘ilung
wonderful. and filt'f‘i‘iivlfls that! daily seek his
villi-e but titles! tlw ll'lllilllliHC‘S or his claim.»
l’nii‘lii’s‘ any (Wan that is curable- by human
skill. FACIAL “LEMINIIE‘.
Ladin will linvl Dr. lirmly thvir lu-nu'nv-iur
in all 'lli‘ troubles peculiar to their err.
Sivrility‘ or intrllnrns currri in all lf‘y mixes.
Vinita rumiv to puilumn' rmhlenreufh-r olllre
hours.
Patient-i ill ndlsiuncu mt-reslully ll‘t‘D-ll‘ll by
mull. All letters promptly itin-u‘t-rt'd. barium
slam i.
(‘itTAl’iRil r mm» on xrwiinnou.
The doctor will remove one ‘i‘npo \turm free
of church also struighirn lill‘ i.r.~t raw 1)
(‘mas Eye’s that prevail iivull’ of list” liulel
a
M.
t‘unoom null roman remove! Willi-till min
or the use or a Knife.
Consult the Europvun H N'litiie‘. or. ill] Sexu-
al. Nervous unzl i‘l-roniv ill-ls Mrs.
D“. GRADY. RPIUIALIHI. lifii'iilit’e «l
N. Y. l'uivvrslly .\lulir ill ('nill‘xe.
l'vrturtnentl 1... Med at :uiu at.th 5T»
Illtlutil'li'll . l‘llNN. l'nftstlililliull null
chmulnnlion lrt‘i}. 'l'lu-rlm‘inri'an imi‘nneuil'
ml at lmmmvlilcc (rum in in i: a lil . :3 in 50ml
’i‘l‘ull‘ot-
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EVERY
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
‘ ** No. 2**Gazette Building. Norwnik.
In order to make
close out our entire stock of outside garments of all kinds, includ
mg Ladies’, Misses’ and Chi!
black, navy tan and mixed.
full back and ar e1 sleeves.
years in plain jac etc and with
4 to 12 years in light and dark on ore.
sold and in order to do it we will sell them
manufacturer-3' price.
HALF PRICE. .
All of our new an
sale, at just one-half their former pri
Leading
Wagons of All Kinds and at All Prices i
to w’ftliis sermon I have a. superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
BliiiliiES, PHAETMS. CiiiflPiES, SPiNDiES,
CiRTS. CARRIAGE. illiil BUSINESS “MEWS“
Which, for Quaiiiv and Price, cannot be beat in the country, and
I will make it to t to purchaser's advantage to buy of me.
Don’t go out of to
SECOND ill
FOLLOWE;
Full New l'r in».
dndyouwillseeaotonlya
neat ano Perfect ’ Fittina sues.
Best Material is listii£omliining ammo
Making it the best 08.00 Seamless Shoe in the Inertial.
”Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe:
H s. B ROWN’
South Main Street. 80. Norwailt.
CioEiHé Out Sale
N0. 2 'Gazette Building.
Buv AT "out
rim New ll.i van.
But one in which the
‘ PAIR WARRANTE‘D.
fit
'1‘ I
room for other goods we have decided to
dren’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
ca es. Children’s garments from ‘
Every garment muetho *
at loss than the
d fashionable capes will be included in this
ce.
Tristram & Hyatt,
Dry Goods Store,
ANll SAVE MliNEY‘i
\vn until you have united at my stock.
ND WAGHNS 0F ALI. KINDS.
ilnpair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
liar. Madison Ave. and Franklin St.
south lam
ll. 1.. New Haven & Hamill itilmsnuiuioiviii suites stilt '
ut:\"(mt:lt I. was.
LEAVE tiOlJ'l'il NilllWALii All
it} \. e- Lingiw. sire»
.3 tin. ~ IM :2 a. amend min I”
1‘. 211.. and on Saturday Merlin“ iron. link
”psi. 2.“.
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