lilioriliginducementstoPurynhasers
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“rum-rt: RE.
it their Ware Rooms 46
Ladies’ Oak Desk, 35, $6, 87
Large line Couches, Lounges,
anti 48 Plain 8t, iiorwaii.
, $10; Fancy Rocker, $2.80 to $10;
Easels, Hassocks. Hat Racks,
Foot Rests, White Chamber Suits complete. Also a large lino
Oak» Chamber Suits, Book Cases. (ilieifonieros, Hat Racks.
d7
THEY TAKE Thu PREY
inrv. DR. TALMAGE PREACHES worjos
or HOPE TO THE WEAK?" '
A m 'I“ of Encouragement to Those
Who Labor Under Illuadvuntagu In the
Ill-“loo! lifewliloqm-ull'lca to Tim-o
Who An Unconvr-rrnl. ‘
NASIIVILLE. Der-l i‘r‘.~l)r. 'l‘alnnurc. \vho
II now in this city on his western lrcturo
tour. ulecfibdmi his topic for today a text
full of spiritual encouragement for those
who labor under disadvantage in tin: strug-
319 of life. The text «lumen war. lNiiull
Xxxiii. 2‘}. “Th0 lama lulu: the pn-y.”
The utterdrmoiirion of ilnui: s'vrirru host.
was here predictr-d. Not only robust int-n
should go forth and gather t ln- spoi is of con-
quelh. butevou nwn crippled of arm and
crippled of foot. should uncut. uurl mpture
much that was \'I\lililillv‘. 'l'lu u physical
disadvantages should nor, blush-r l bur grout
enrichment. So it basin-ruin \li.~pust.so
it is now, so it will in: in ll.t‘ futurr. so it.
II in all tiépurlmoiitza. Mun laboring undvr
mmingly grout disudvautngos and umid
lb: most. unfuwmilic circumstances, yet.
making grand orb? ullll‘lllfl. getting grout
blmlng‘for than». lvrw'. great. blowing for
the world. grunt bio-4r»; for the church.
And 80 “the lame lulu tirr- pl't'y."
Do you know lira". :iw tlrrpc grout. poetsr
of the world \l'r'l‘v ltrfdll)’ biinrlullomer.
OlainnJohnMiEmn? Do you know that.
Mr. Proscottnvho wrote that enchanting
book. “The (,‘onrpmt of Mexico.” never
Saw .‘Iexico. could. not (“van see the pnpor
on which he wast writing? Air-.inuvwork
was. the Nllt‘t'l. brim-en which. up and
down. went the pen immortal. Do you
know'thnl; iiamhassin. tho sculptor. could
not. see the marble belon- him. or liioclrlsei
with which he cut. it into shapes bmvitchA
iug? Do you knowthut Alexander Pope.
whose poems will last as long an the Eng-
lish languugr. was at) much of an invalid
. that. he had to be bowed, up ovi-ry "turning
in rough canvas in ordz-r to stand on’his
feet at all?
“5031135 Dnsrr'll:1)lS.\lr\'A.\T.-\ur~:s.
Do you know that Stuart, tlw (-i-ir brawl
paintcralizl n'liltfll rll' his \\'ondcrl’ul work
under the shadow of llil‘tlllligl‘oli. u-lurcbc
had boon unjunriy imprimnr ii for (lcbtil Ilo
you know that llrmosthr-nus by almost su-
perhuman emotion first. had to conquer thé
lisp of his own spew-h before in: conquered
assemblages with his cloqin-nce? Do you
know that. Bacon struggled ull through in-
numerable siokuesses. and that Lord Byron
and Sir Walter Smith wont. limpingon club-
foot through all their life. and that many
of the great. pug-ts .mil pawn-m uud orutom
and historians and heroes of the world had
something to keep them back. and pull
than down. and impede thulrwny. and crip~
pie their physical or tlu‘ir intr-ilcciual
lnovement.:nui )‘v'l that they pilnllutl on
and punhul up until they 1'» acbr-d tln- >poils
of worldly nut-cons. and timid tlu- hummuf
nations and cr'nlurics “tin: lumctuok the
prey?"
You know that a vast. multitndoof these
men started under tho disudvnntugn- of ob
scare parentngr-wifolumbus. t be non of the
weaver; Ferguson. tho astronomer. tin: son
of the shepherd. Anwrica thc prey of the
one; worlds on wuridsllu‘prcy of the other.
But what is true in su-niur directions is
more true in uplritualnndrvligiouudiroc-
lions. and I prmwd to prove it.
Then,- urc in all rummuuitiw uniuy inva-
lidl. 'I'hr-ynever-known wvil tiny. They
adhere to. their occupations. but. they go
panting along llu‘nlrm'ts with oxliuustions,
and of. evolution I buy lrorluwn on the lounge
with aching-s bryond all lncditranicnts.
'l'liey huvr lru-rl all prcsrripllons. they burn
gone through all llrtr (‘lll’l‘ri which mu-o pro<
claimed inlnlliiriv. undtbvy buvc CORN! now
toburrcnrlvr to [terminal ailments. They
consider they on.- umong many disinlvan~
mgr-a, and when tiny not: those who are
buoyant in lrvalth pass by they almost.
envy their robunt frruncu nnd crnry rr-xpirn-
lion.
Bullhuvu noticed urnoru; that. invalid
clan lboocuhu lravu llil! greatest. knowl-
ulKeof thalliblo. who are in neutral. inti-
macy with Jesus librist. who have the
moat glowing cxrwriruccs of the truth, who
havelnul tho moot. rrvmnrkubie answers to
payer. and who have "told. oxllllarsut an-
ilcirtloas of heaven. The temptations
\vh Ir weary minim are in robuut iwuith
they have conquer-«l.
Many who am alert. and athletic and
worthy latter in the way. The lruno take
the prey—Robert “all an invalid. I‘ld-
ward Payout: an invalid. llichard Iiuxtcr
an invalid. Isunuwl Rutherford an invalid.
'l'bio morning. when youwanr to call to
mind thonc who rm: Cllriaillkt'. you think
of some darkt'uod room in your father‘s
house from which there Wont forth no in-
fluence potent for urn-rut y.
A stepfartirr-r: ’i’lrrmrgh ruinmlluttumtbo
Moi printing has boon hrougbtto the rib
tuition of the blind.
You take up the Iiibia for tho blind. and
you clou- your cyst. and you run your uni
M over the raised lulu-rs. and mum '-.
"Why. 1 uovcr could get. any information in
thin vvay. What a slow. lumbroua way oi
Hiding! God help the blindi"
And yetilinrlumrmg that cimur of per
sun-«among the blind. the deaf and the
dumb-«tbs most thorough acquaintanci
with God's word. Bbut. out. from all other
new of information. no manor rimtbeir
band touch rho raised lcltm than they ath—
or a plant. Without. cyan. they loo oil
upon the klumlomr of God's lovo. Without
balling. they rrntclr the minstnlsyut‘ the
“is. Dummy”. with pencil ortritirir:
radhtui wantcuanw. they rlouiruv t burglary
of God
iflllfl‘uill‘ Full Till-1 MAM).
A luau audience agar-misled in New York
attheourrlumryol tia- rirenf and dumb
“plum. and mm of the visitors with chalk
antic bloolrbrnrrivvmte thin question to
th- pupiis, “Ila you not that irvory haul
in be deal not] dumb?" Andorra of the
pill tmk the chalk and wrote on the
kboard thin nuiriimc neutrons in on,
w, "Wirentbe mug of the: angels shall
bum upon our ennptrned our. on will
was regret that our um um never
mm! with county womb." on. rim
brightest. cm In heaven will be than» that
manhunt-tin! Tbs can moat: stoma
bum: will be those that. in this world
but our!» vote: of friend. our tbmm at
hip. nor mi of bird. our analogy of
vomiting.
All! whom been blind from infancy
“and. The whilst operator! uprm the
hi art thou put a very heavy Rodrigo our
m and alum few tracks but pm by
gig on mound. ml the methyl
m u, beehild. "Whitman you are?" lit
«at. 'm.wm. in this bmvmi“ The
W hum rim darkness before and
in W now-rd rm methanol.
5 M 1 roll ”loll? ultimo of heaven
‘ karmic ' brighter for than
”some in mm on north. lb
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a. m1 r
’Wfiw urchins-r culi-
wnt‘o'of bnngma‘hlgifi ofhfi
lino-dag” Ina-um)“ W
Baum-M Wand m m
unruly-y r ,
sorrow- their advantuo. And so “the lame
took the prey.” .
In the seventh century tin-re was a legend
of fit. .‘leobert. It was said that his moth-
_ gr was blind. and one day. Whilp looking at
his mother. he felt. so sympathetic for be:
blindness that be rushed forward rind kissed
her blind vyvs. and. the legend sastter
vision cnmo immediately. That. was only
a legend. but it is a truth. a glorious truth.
that the kiss of God’s eternal love has
brought to mauyn blind eye eternal illu-
urination.
A step further: 'I‘bcre are those in all
communities who toil mightily for alive-
llll’rfill. ' T‘hcy burn scant. wages. Perhaps
they are (llncllfit'il or have physical intlrmi<
tics. so tin-y are hindered from doing a con-
tinuous day's work. A city missionary
finds them up the dark alloy. with no fire.
with thin clothing. with very coarse bread.
They never ride in the street car; they can-
not aii'ord the 5 cents. They never see any
pictures save those in the show window on
the street, from which they are often joatlod
and looked.” byroma one who seems to'
any in the look: "Move onl What are you
doing lu-re looking at. pictures?"
Yet many of them live on mountains of
trausligurution. At their rough table he
who fed tin: 5,000hroultslho broad. They
talk oftr-n of the good timr-s coming. This
world has no charm for them. but. heaven
entrances their spirit. They often divide
their scant crust with some forlorn \vretrch
who knocks or their door at night. and on
the blast. of the night \viud.n.-r the door
opens to let them in. is heard the voice of
him who said. “I was hungry, and he fed
me.” No mhort of heaven will he too
bright to transport. them. By God’s help
they huvc vunguished the Assyrian host.
They huvo div idul among them the spoils.
Ln me. lame. yct, they tookthe prey.
txcxnnxrs FOB luxsmniox.
I was riding along tho country road one
day, and I saw a man on crutches. I over-
took him. He was very old. He was gr.»
iiu: very slowly. At that. rule it would have
taken him two hours to go a mile. 1 said.
”Wouldn‘t. you like to ride?" He said:
"Thank you. I would. God bless you."
When sat beside me. he said: “You sec.
”Hun vr , ,lumc and very old. but the Lord
has bot-n a good Lord to me. I have buried
all my children. The Lord gave thcmmnd
the Lord had a right. to lulu» them away.
Blessed be his name! I was very slck.nn(l
I had no mum-3;, und nlynrighlxyrs came
in and took can-vol um. and I wanted noth-
ing. I suffer a great. deal with pain. but.
than i have N) runny mercies left. The Lord
has been a good Lord to me."
And before we had got fur ltvus in doubt.
whether . was giving him it ride: or ht- was
givinirlncu ridc. Ho mid: “Now. if you
please. I‘ll not out. here. Just help me
down on my crutches. if you please. God
him: ynn Thank you sir Hood vunminu
Good morning. You have been feet to the
lame. sir. you have. Good morning."
Sivarthy men had gone the road that. day.
ldo not know whom they came out. but
every hobbit- of that old man was toward
the shining :zalln With his old crutch be
had struck down many a Sunnaclivrib of
temptation which blur mustered you and
mo. Lame. so l‘vurfully lame. so awfully
lame. but he tool: the prey.
A stop farther: There are in all commu-
nities runny orphan-v. During our last, war
and in the ycnrs immediately following
how many children at the north and south
we heard suy. “Oh. my father mus killed in
thewar!" Have you over noticcd~l fear
you haw not — how well those children havu
turned out? Starting under the greatest
disadvantage. no orphan asylum could do
for them what 1 hair father would have done
had he lived.
The skirminlivr out one night by the light
of ingots in the swamp writing a letter
home, when a sharpshooter-'5 bullet. ended
the letter which was nuwr folded. never
pooled and never read. Those children
came. up under great. disadvantage. No
father to fight. their way for them. Per-
hnpn there was in the old family Bible an
old yr'ilmv letter pasted fast. which told
the story of that father's long march and
bow lu- suffered in the hospital. but. they
looked still further on in the Bible. and
they came to the story of how God is the
fatiicr of tho fatherlesa and tho widow’s
portion, and they soon took their father’a
place in that. household.
Tin-y battivd the way for their mother.
They conic on up. and many of them hnvo
already in the yearn since tho war taken pr»
sitions in church and mate north and south.
While many of those who sum-ml nothing
during tlmac times have had son» no out.
into livuu of imlolcnco and vngnbondngc.
these who started under no runny disadvan-
tagcu because they worn on early bereft.
[hobo arc the lame who took the prey.
A atop further: 'l'hcro are those who
would like to be good. They say. ”Oh. if I
only had Wealth, or if I had olrxptence, or if
I had high social position. how much I
would accomplish for God and the churchi"
I uiurui bore brainy to tail you that you have
great. opportunities for rtufulnoaa
Who built. the pyramid“ The king who
ordered them built) No; the plain work-
men who mlrlml stone after atone and stone
after atom. Wbo built the dikes of Hol-
land? The government. that ordered the
enterprise! No; the plain workmen who
carried the earth rind rang their tmwels on
the wall. Who are thaw who have built.
tbeoe nutrition? 'l‘hecrrpitnlinisf No; tbs
carpenters. the murmur. tbs plumbers. tho
planter-m. the miners. the micro. depend-
ent. on a riay'n wages for nilvolihood. And
so in tho grout work of assuming human
suffering. and uullgbwning human igno-
me». and baiting bummiulquity. In that.
great. work tho chief pm is to be done by
ordinary men. with ordinary speech. in an
ordinary manner and by ordinary menus.
The trouble in that. in the army of Christ
We all want to be captains and oolooels and
bummer gerrmis. Wu are not. willing to
march with the rank and tile and do duty
with the private soldier. We mutton.»
long to the reserve command read about
this brittle vvbito warming ourselves at the
campfire: or on a furlough at home. our
{set upon an ottonuru. we hugging back into
an armchair.
As you go down tho mm you no on a»
«ration. and four or five men an working
and perhapsifiorwinntagon tbs all look-
lnrr cm- at. them. Tint. is the way it. is in
the church of God todsrmvvirm you that
on. Christian hard at work thorn or. to
ram watching the job.
“litili‘i'ililfi Wigwg’f PULP”; to
Oh. my friendmvv v 0 you n no
work and preach tho WP You guy. “I
have no pulpit.” You hlvr. It may In
the amnion”: bunch; It may in the mo»
son's wall. The robe in which youanho
pmisim thin smut may be a shoemaker:
Iron. lint. woe unto you if you preach not
t in mpei namwbmnomshowi If this
wigbovu mum ho Christ.“ will N
W the unanimous and lmwutiu
«lions of mu who. «lilting for no spacial
Mutant. Who and «but its:
1. I , “ . “,-
’ my {mm
7?] ' ‘mmwumidm
”Mil - attractant may kw
who are warring walnut the legions of
darkness—.sIu-cemfully warring: tract dis.
tributors month by mouth undermining
the citadel» of sin. You do not. know their
going or heir coming. but the footfalls of
‘ruur‘minsuy Misheard in tho palaces of
heaven. Who are this workers in our Sub
bath schools throughout thislrmd today?
Mrncelebratcd. "I?" brilliant. men of vast.
estate? Forihe rnmt purl not that at. all.
lhave noticed that the chief character-
istic of the must of those who are sitcom
fnl in the work is that tlruy know their
Bibles. arr- rumcst in pruyvr. are anxious
for'tho urination of tin.- young. and Rob-
bulh by Sabbath am: willing to sit down
unobacrvod and tell of Fluid and tho resur-
rection. 'l'lwac- are tho humble Workers
who are recruit lug the grant army of Chris“
tiun .youthsnnr. bymight, not. by power.
not by profound argument. not. by bril-
liunl. nntitlu-hiu. but. by the blessing of God
on plain tail. and humble story and bill-lib
tour and anxious look. “'l‘holume takethu
prey."
0h. llrnr work of saving the youth of our
conniry~how few uppr‘rciuic “but. it is!
This gum-ration trampling on to the grave
~u‘cwillmonull bu goon. What; of tho
next? ..
An radium-r. on u ilxmnrotivo goirrmicruhs
tho western .pr‘nirir~.«r day ultr'r rluy .~.‘uv a
little child rnruu'out in front nth cabin and
wave tp him. So he got in the habitof wuv-
lug bull; to Illi.‘ little child. and it was the
day‘s joy in lzim to 51-» this little out! come
out in from oi" tho h‘llilli door and wave to,
hinrtv'nilc lu- uu~\vr-r. ll buck Urn-day the
train wuss lwlatml. nu-l it clinic on to tho
dusk of tin- ewniug. p
a'is tho cupinvr-r amid or bi»; po-u ho saw
by the headlight rlmr. firiiv girl on rbr-
tr-ark. \rourlr-rlzu: why the train did not
L‘Ulllt‘. looking tor tlzr- train. knowing ninth.
ingvtvf lu-r peril. .\ grunt. horror soizr‘d upon
llwrvnuint-vr, ilcrrrwm-dthat-union. ilc
guru it. in rslnrxcof Ilitlolllt'rilllill on lurard.
‘nurl ilmrhe clilulx-duvor tho nuginc, :mll be
Ctiilli'tltnwl nu tlm (‘il\\l‘.‘lil'l:t‘l'. lir- mid.
trough he had run-mod tho «union. it worth
ed a; (trough it unruly-lug at lightning
fipwd, finder and fruit-r, though it was no]
_ly blowing up. and with almost Milil‘l‘llilill'
ml clutch ho taught. that. i‘llllrl by the hair
and liftulil “p.1illll‘vlll'llilli‘lrilllifillllll'rill
rind lin- passr nucrs :;.|: iu'rmi around to are
“but u..~'.rlu- urutrrr tiara lit‘ nirivrigiiirwr
luv. fainted rlr .nl uwu) . tln- little child ulivr'
and in his r-wurthy firms.
"lib,”yom-ny "tin-t \»v"i'§ 1M ilrlnpc” lint
ltvrznt you to run. iw sumo i.ill|lli"\~~ .uarl
Millll' ixppn-r-iallr-u tmvurrliinm‘ in lllt‘ ("rill-
niuuity “in; an! nlltlll'lililg lln‘,‘ liltil» mm.
from lIIltlt‘l‘ t in- wlrrvlm‘ltornptstinni-nrl sir.-
-5nutt-hin,; 11mm from llllili'l' liliilulvl‘liil;
l'llllli'iiillsiil' . =. I'llilliihfl .Yr'i‘. luinxingtiu-m
upin‘m I'ihlli rublity iur‘ni. u’urldnnd into
glory forllu- \\ or-ld tuconru. You appreciate
what. the maxim-or dill, “it can you not
upprvriuio tllv grand. r work r our by m rry
Sabbath sr'lzonl il'fl"ll1’l‘ and by r\\-l’\' l lrll‘r
tiuu worker"
till. my lr'lrrnllu, I \mm to i1np;'m.~lipou
niywll‘ and upon )nut‘sclYl-N that. it ii Ltd
the Illllllllt‘f' oi lull-uh \vti liti‘.‘t"‘. but tl'o
use We ntakv of them.
'l‘lilr. not .\l. mum:
liorl him a royal family in tlm :1.‘.
Now. if l should thit. "ih‘iroul‘rtlir' a ,,:l
{auxilirs of lxi~rur)‘.“ you “liillil my.
“House of ilupsburg. huusu of Stuart.
house of linurlmn.” 'l‘hoy livul in polar»:
and hurlgrmt vquipagm. lint who :uu llir'
Lord‘s royal {until}? Sonu-ot' thorn Ina}
servo. you in tiu- imnwlinld: mrnt‘oi liwm
are in unlightmi garn'ls; noun-of tin-m “ill
walk this «itrrnoon down rim .‘il‘l‘l‘l. on
lht‘irnrrn u llfl‘vkl‘lr of brokru (nod; ‘trlllt' rrI
thorn on' in rim .‘lllnhlltrllkr.tir~pi~ul and r“
jetted of man. yet. in the lust urmt day.
while it will be found that mum of n. u ho
fared aurnptuously every day an- hurlnl
back inlodiscnmiituro,thr‘yurt- tlu‘ lame
that. will take tho prey.
Ono atop fnrtlwr: Thor.- urr- u urml many
people discouraged about uniting rob. arm.
At. mydrsk in The t‘lrrisiiun lll'fllld oilin-
I am in daily n-ccipt of mum-mus 1mm
from people irmuuht up in mind lanolin
and who had (‘brislian purrnrupv. but who
frankly tr-ll mo tlrvy are astray. u il)rrti:~.tlul
miles from the right track. and iliH'illl'lI'
also is hopclt'ss. My brotln-m, ll r». to you i
Want to munch no“: I burn lwril l‘l‘iltillg
for you. lwiil lrll )‘nll how you got minty.
It was not rrinitrimr-rmu on )rnirlulr'l. it
was perhaps through iiw mourn- uud :m
clulityol your nutnro that you full intmiu.
You wnndvrrd away from your duty; you
unconsciously left. the boom-of find. You
admit. rim gospel to ho ll‘llr'. rind Yrt you
have so nrivvounly and no prulnnnr-dly wan-
drrcl you my l‘t-actte in itilpmnllllt'.
It would take nwuek to count uptlw
names of tho-10 in heaven who “no on
earth worse than you tell mo you urn. 'l‘llvy
wont ilu~ win-be round of iniquity; Hwy ill .-
Krncod tlir~rrm-lvo~; llrvy disarm-ml llnil‘
lloimt'lulld: tin-y dr-erpuirvd of I'vluru h.»
canw tlwlr rvpututiun was grow, their
pmpcrtywua “our. evrrrytbiug tvu» grrun.
lint in PiDllli' hour lllw tbiltiu-ylwm-d tho
voice of liod. and tiny ilm-w tln-um-lvoa
on tho divine cumprmlrru. and they row up
mot-o tlmu courpwrnrn. And I tell you
thcrcistbo mrriorebnnco for you. ‘l'hutis
one rctrrron why I likn to prvucit till» gospel.
so free a gospel, m trouwmlnun u nonpel. it.
takcaalnnnull wrong and make- lrlrnrrli
right.
In a former settlement. wiwrc l pronubml
a urcruim- of my congregation unit the
hour“: of (ind. quit. n-rrpor'tuirlv r-irr-lr-x. wont
Into all atylr-nuf alumni \ruawluiu of his
Iliirpliry. 'l'lm day for his burial columrmd
hilt body was brought to tho home of (tori.
Bomb of his cornmlcowim had rlvstroycd
him ware overheard along the. rrtrcot on
their way to tho burial saying. "Como. let.
us no ruui bear 'l‘uimruro rimuu this obi sin-
neri" Oh, I hurl nothing but, tours for the
rind. turd l burl nothing but invitations to
lboliving. You no I could not do otircr~
wise. "Christ Jenna came to weir and win
that. which WMlitfll‘u.” (.‘lu‘iab in his rlrluu
prayer said, “i-‘atlrcr. lumivc tiwm." and
that. was a pruyr-r for you and a prayer
for mu.
0b.!!be on the road in imlvm torisyl
You are not. happy. 'i‘lm thin-r of your-mid
will new be staked byrlm fountrrins of
Ila. You turnowrywhuru buttu (Jud for
help. Bight whom you ore. call on him.
in knownryon. lie known all about. you.
lie how‘s all themillsngrtlnntwlucliyou
have been onutomilru; in life. llli not. go to
him with u long rlgmru-ul-a of n prayer. but
Just. look up and my. “Help! Help!"
Will“)! 0" r-zxuurn A‘I‘lllN.
Yet. you pay. “Mr brunt lrt‘fl‘llllflt so
from my dissipation»! can“: own tnkoimiu
of a bymnboolr to sing." Do not Worry
Ibout that. my bmilwr. lvriil giro outn
hymn at the cum so inriiiiiru- you can plug
it without a book. but you my. “I luvs
lurch terribly habits on luri can‘t. [got rid
oftbom.” My unmet- is. "Almighty gram
can tweak up that iurbit llitl will tumor; it
out up." but roomy. “The wrormlrlluwu
to one dual and in brown bow, and I can't
m that wmfi Yo'u “nonhuman! it.
t W o no u t a ma
Jim on». not the intrinsic: you ought to
m on earth mate to harm.
”0b." m mm mm. "it I Would m to
do» if I mun tor-a
pic-rm mamas
liahinat Photographs.
Prices unusually low to‘suit
North. Photographer,
be inseam in
god in Ilt‘ll\'t‘!l,l give you tridny the righlr
hand of i‘lll‘lulllln fr-liowrahlp. God sent me
here today to pn-iu-lr this. and he sent. you
here to hear this. ”Let the wicked forfitkc
his way and tho lturightwul man his
thought. and let. him return unto the Lord.
wmwllihave nit-rcy. ”d unto ourGod.vrbo
will abundantly pan] n.”
Though you may have born the worst
sinner, you may become the belt. saint. and
in the grant. day of judgment. it. will be
found that. "where sin uboundod grace
does much more abound," and while the
spoils of on evorlastiug kingdom are bola “
nwardud for your puruuit it. will bu foam
that. the lame took tlieprcy. Iliussml be
God that. we on: this Sabbath Ulii.‘ week
nearerthe obliteration of all the invqunliiim
of this life and all its disquictudesi
Yuan: ago. on a boat on tho North river.
the pilot gave n n-ry sharp ring to the bell
for the boat. to slow up. Thu engineer a!—
tendcd to the machinery. and then he came
up with some alum on deck to are what
was the matter. llc saw, it was a xmoon-
light night. and tlucru \vurc no nlrsluclra in
the way. lie. wont. to the pilot and said;
“Why did you ring the lx-ll in that. way?
Why do you want to stop? There's noth—
ing the manor." Ami the pilot said to him:
"There is u mi.~t guild-ring on the river.
don't you see that? And there is night.
gratin-ring durin-r and darker, and Ican‘t
see the way.“ ’l‘iim thu r-nginocr. looking
around and saving it was a bright moon-
light. looked inmtiw face of tip pilot and
saw that. ho ward dying. and then that lie
was dead.
God grant. that when our last moment.
comes We may be found at. our pmt. doing
our \vliolo duty, and when tho mists of the
river of death umber on our r-yelids may
the good l'ilot take the u’lmcl from our
hands and guide us into the calm harbor of
eternal mil 3»
limp tbv Iilll‘lll‘if. fin l the mar.
lulu flip uithin the mic.
’ A PLUCKY WATCHMAN.
Fought n (Bung of Negro Burgh-n and
l'uplnrrrl Two.
I‘Mun‘uux. l’n., llcc. H.-—i:‘uur ncgrms
brokn in tlrv coni‘lmny nittf'i' of the Percy
Mining company at 'i't-rr.y station. near
hrro. William .ltllill‘. lilo night watch-
‘lnun, hoard liu- robin r~ altt‘r thvy worn in“
sirio. and in» :vllrrl nun of rhn- rtillll‘rh named
Juno-s li. .‘ilyl‘l‘tv ‘i’iu-u. with an empty
pistol in bi. baud-r. rin- plucky watchman
runv the robbrr‘i in tin: building coming
out, and tin»). promptly lilll'lll'il lirr- on him
to clout tln- way for iliuir' ruireui,
Julrnu run ililn rln- building and got his
shotgun. which in- t‘lilirilt‘ll at the tlering
urncknmcn, but two of them “or away.
The fourth member of the gang was can
turod as in- raino out of the More building.
He is John Lightlmu. one of the worst
ilk-gmdvspvrad-m in tho county llelnuz
boon ldt'llllilt‘tl with wonu‘ of the biggest
I‘Dlibt‘l'll‘n iii this purl oi the stale und Wu:-
run out ot‘ tln- muuty u yvar ago.
Sayers. \\lr.i um hlitll, was found tube
in u llltllflt‘l‘r-ll: rumidiou and lrrr~ lu‘cn nu
blur in spinal. Nliit't’ lu- rm'i'lvvd his “mind.
liq- lilllih tram .rnvuionvu and luL-sbocn
ln-rr nill)‘ lilullllil' ni \vw-wk», Suyr-m says
ho \‘v‘lln tlrlvri‘. to tho «mm to procure the
nil-um to im ; lliui lu- n.“ .1. allure. pruni-
ll'fifilllltl luul r-utr-u nothing for twodnya
prior to tln- night of tho robin-i'y
Janey (‘ranbcrrim Served to tho Queen.
‘l'l:i:N|o~.. llcr. ir‘. Andrew .i. llulcr of
’l‘n'utou, “no “out in l-lnulnnd three
months ago as agent of the American Cran-
berry tlrowurs‘ association. writes home
that. his mission is about ended. lic any:
cx‘uulu‘rrics lmvc boon served on ihr- tables
of tin» qtlrvn. lllr l'riucuu of Walnut and
of nourlynli the nobility. lim-xpccts to
sail for thm' in a low days with large on
tiers for cruuiwrrica.
Kabyiu live-k 0n! Again.
MADRID. Dec. i‘im—A dispatch from 3er
lillu says that the Kubyluu utirrnpird to
capture it Spanish bar-it which mu. drilling
in tho river tiro, lit-norul Mortincz ('ain-
pm ordered him iroupri to slu'll the Aruba
Soon after llro \\'l\htrpt'llt‘tl upon the enemy
u Moorish pashu calm: into tho Spanish
camp and lunged that the tiring should
run-re. promising to punish the hilt-ruler».
l'ickorl th- Gold 0|!th Tru.
li.\ruu.~nt‘ra.. llt‘c. in.» .\ nirvak thief un-
loved the rcsidvuu- of Rev. .1. t'. l’fulrldur-
lngtbo aim-um of rho frnniiv at church
and stole Olin). 'I‘bo mouuy was in gold
pieces which were fir-ruined to tho branches
of u runall spruce.v ircu pronoun-d to Mr.
l'luhl by hi» r‘orrurcgutiuu.
lulutnm‘a Cabinet Crisis.
lira “slain. lluc. lia- 'l‘lm pmuicr inti-
ruutvd in tho rubiuvt on Saturday that he
intended to resign tomorrow. owing to tho
uncurtainty whetiu-r rim umuburs of rim
iiinht would «prev it! tho principle of pro-
rmrtiunute representation in the new elect-
orul bill. .. . _
Hunting For IIridn Violins.
i.nr'r,-.vn.i.i:. Doc. IN. . Work was con.
tlmu-d at the acum- of l-‘rltiay'n bridge dis-
order, and a largo lure» of mon in at work
clearing away tlro wrurkuui- lit tlu- march
for the butiilill of tho missing men. ”My
one body WM found.
Pollution nor Motirnr-ln-Ilw.
liom‘ob’. lit-r7. Medina. lilivn Kane. aged
tit. thn given a do»; of purin arr-cu by her
rirurubturainaiaw. Margaret Kane. During
u apron Mar-gum. put llm poison in a glass
of \vhlrrky. .‘iru. Knur- now lion irradan‘
gcrrui-r condition.
Ballad or. l‘iuguo romp.
.\i I;t.lnrt ' nan. lim'. Him-Tim rover stricken
imrk ‘l‘rrrfnignr urr'lvr-d burn from ilatlvin
uftrra fearful voyage lasting “days. A
youtlruuiy tit yutrbnf raw mitigated tho
vorrsol altar tho deaths of tho r-upialu and
critics-rim.
”auxin Mm! the Anarchists.
boxoos. Dec. tum‘l'iu: llritrl lcubla anar-
clrlsllc attempt to Intent to ’i'rafulnur square
was inside. illml‘itlllnlrt wrro com-
pelled touch him protection of tile police
from the rouglnr.
tum (Innis A“ faith! I“.
hit. i’brrcrurrt'nu. Doc. tau—Ar. an nomad
banquet in tho Winter palm: to guests.
mid to lum- partition: of a merit pie which
want in a putrid state. have trim-o riled of
chulvra. . > 5 , -. . ..
Ar- can“ limit Another inn.
Ut‘ilA!’l‘.I. ’11. live. I~.~lluva Bohaunoo.
tbu unitary nuiiuw. has added anotiror
one to his lit-t. Ila umrdevetl a pal MM
'i'mu his-(toy tiller a bitter quarrel.
hr. limit-tn “OW Int
l’rurannrmms. ”it‘. il—Tlrc but of
Dr. lirivmrri ”MM“. milior and p
of Tina (imam murmur. rm incinerator!
at the lirruruutowu crummy.
w»....,m.-. .. ,
“flu—w-
In cm in mi MM
7 Humour. mill... Dun. lbs-Tho m-
mwmrmmimsahmm
put _, “columnar mama.
small want «valuing ml: “up ,
sale or to let. boarding. personals and busimopportnnlties, will
The Sentinel
at the low rate of twenty-five canto for one insertion; fifty cents
for three insertions. or oae‘doliar for a whole week. "All such
advertisements are carefully classified. State clearly what you
want and you will be pretty sure to get prompt returns for
The Sentinel
has an established circulation in‘the homes where such advertis-
lag is read closely—Just where you want to reach.
lime. in the prom-tic;- :rf till-Church ought":
“also, maintain, in
STiilililllli Ill BROOKLYN.
Rev. Father Mahoney Preacbes
a Startling Sermon.
A VIVID PICTURE OF POVERTY.
The Print Talk of Puccini Visits to
Mom" When Thu-a Is No Ilnul and
Denounces the Mum “’Im II." Caused
the Hoping olfactorlu and Mill.»-
lilumnux. ilrt', lat—The lit-v. lr'atlwr
Mulroney. parlor uf tlrel'hurch of Uur Lady
of (loud l'ourm-l.r-mtwdadccldml M‘IISI~
lion at allubv um»: a. by hi» startling ref-
“Till": to the urinal also» of starvation at
prunenl rxlutiug in this city. in corn—
pany nirh bin ruminant pried. be has.
during rlw tau. week nnule u borne In
llousri‘vunvusi of his parish. lie personally
in’spvclnl tntmi than half the rem-mental,
and tin- result of his im‘eutigutiun was
gin-n to tin- l,\!llKI‘t‘gflll0ll. Ascending tho
altar Mops during every moss. in: graph.
icaiiy pictured canon of liungcrunddcsti»
tuition of \vl‘rich‘lio had born on vycwitnrss.
‘iNrevcr in all my csprricncr.“ he said.
"has lirmiklyn been in such a condition as
at pron-m. Hundreds of families are stun"
ing, and ltlllr'lih‘ rolirf comes. and that
speedily, llw results will br' appalling to
contvmplntv. _l have seen strong men,
ntcrnly and iritlmtrious. actually begging
for lm-ad lo fwd their running children.
For montln tiny have been out of employ
"lent. 'l'hr-ro in nowark forthrm to do.
not aw thrro any indicatiousntlmt the sit<
nation will iulpruvr- ivl‘ ism or thru-
ntonths at trust, "
.\ Pictnro of Povarty.
"'lhin lh tln- lint linu- Ln my «rum-v as u
l'allioiic prirwi that i' limo imvu ubligoal‘iu
liN' Mich language. I lmt‘r: invariably llf‘lll
that actual want and puwrry arc cuirch ll)
the people.- tlmn. Wit, and that tiny urn
shiftinss. ipondtl rifts or tlrunkurd‘. This
time it'll: ditforrnt. Hood. honest l’amiiim
urnfrclingit p
i"l'lw lililr- tho} ruunzugmi to saw in
llmua pu~t bun illitlpprsirr‘c‘, and on u I‘t')llll
in many homo; tin» ruornlon ihrrre is not
llhllillt‘ll an :r ‘nuit n1 tun-mi. \Ymtirrllii‘
int-n \I'lur lrnw lvroirglrl llil~ lllnrlii .\
blight worn in limi- l'nllvu upon tin:
country and tor nu upturn-m h'fluill i‘luu‘v
is no pnnn ~ at haunt lllrr‘“ ‘lirrlilll ln‘ none.
.\'n «lineman iv. sprawling niamn: um 'l'lu:
prmprrrlx of good l'l'l'll‘ urrr nun-r inirur.
:ruri cvr'rytliitu: puinh to a much holler
rpring than “c inn 0 lJlUl in '11! years. Now,
lmuowr'. or .rrv. and in: at lr-stt two
inonllm Ill-)f‘t‘ \vr \\ ill br. lili't- to (are with
nuluu: starvation \Inm-y l. not in r-lrr‘ti‘
lotion. 'l‘lu- building trade: llcruurc at a
filillltlhlill. and the [non him have ilu'
molwy bags will not loam-u tin‘ string-i.
“\\'li.ri bu.- rsalmrl tiu~ roudilion.’ The
Hill! oi ihr illllr-tllllililiil- it In» call llil‘lll'
Heir-w men in iv: in . Huh tlu- Milli-i-
lunurv lullrr ill“) .v .i wml up illt'lifirn'i
and 'n.izl~ indu- haw imu l'rll‘lli'il
:lnrl prurlur‘trnu \‘l hull-Ii so that llllli‘r
may he forvrd up _\’u our lI't'lb this runn-
tlmu the tvorkrunu llv i~ llltllli.‘ lo fr-c-l it.
no that nr'xt your lu- \\'ill lu' glad in lake
\vlmlrn'r‘ “axon llit‘ lilmirllii|lillll~ ili'r “ill-
lllg in t‘ill=‘l‘ lriill
A Plrung Appeal. .
"livm’y «ll-liar u'r' hurl." mutintu-rl Father
Mallow-y irnliuuly, ”rwry rent We- l’Ollt't‘l
ed day ultvr rluydurinn the pad “wk has
lu-ru <pvnt to n-lieu- the initial \vunta oi
lire moment 'l'lrr- wnnwu .‘lllll"ll(‘ll to tin-
vlmrn‘lr rliuv N-ilrlig \ui'lt'ly and tin‘ SI.
Vim-out dr- l‘uul incruiwn bun-done all
that tin-y mold. but flu: litlt‘ oi powrty is
so great that ilwy cannot light it l‘urk,
Ncithor do the vbm-ity commissioners scorn
able to dull with the disli‘cfla,
"i want. you to give every wut you Mir."
llv‘ mild. "to prevent bundrnln living from
starvation. i do not :wpval to rim rich I
am afraid it Would bu “N‘llfi‘. I want
those who Ilt‘t‘ll all they haw for tlrrnr-
selves. but \iiur .ilstr know “but it iv to
want. to spare a litilv and show tlnv \wt‘ld
how the pour can lu-lp tlir pour in tho hour
of udvcrsiti. luw iln- \wr-la they nan-«l
to mo, 'l’oz' tlu- low of God lu-lp In. m- are
slarvinu.’
"i have only to rrpoat llrut you unr'
wllrll you ran willingly unrl uivv it quick
ly. or it. may ll‘ ton Into,"
The iii-v. Father Mulroney has tlu- rvpu»
tattoo of bring our- of the most couwrvrv
live priests in Brooklyn. For that roam“
lrialauuurruo created conoidcrablc sxcitr»
runui, and afterward the congregation
author-ml in groups outside tiw rlrurclr to
rlleu‘lws ii.
Rollo! Mon-urn In Now Jarny.
l'ATluutuN. .\'. .l., live. in. llurnanu turn
of all nlrrulrm of rvligious and political frntb
met. in tho city bull to dovirre int-unit in it“
llcvc tho widosprmtl distresm must-d by tin-
»luulluu down of mill» and larrturiw. Viv»
uwrubvm of rim board of aldermrn were
present. and a “elli’i'lll discimslon of the
situation took pines.
Mayor llrauu. who is a brew-r and a
Democrat, unwanted that. a conunlttoe lurk
turtlrufrtcitmmto reopen tlrrir mills and
factories and muploy workuu-u. om: at a
loan if nuccnrmry. in tmivr to tumble lira
poor to ride over tiw winter. lie said that
the brmvurirmof the city. lllntiflh only do-
iru; unotblrd of their rmml buslnum. wurv
keeping their muploycen and giving them
ilvodayrr' work amok. A mmmlttoo on
public rvllcf was uppointvd.
'flto "robot"- uracil.
Nair You. "no. mane Symphony or-
cbestry. led by Mr, Walter Dnmmcbno
fused to play M. t‘sruorrio Manic. hall boa
cause a cello player who won generally din.
liked was retained. A largo Iridium) lrrrd
to be dismiwsd in commutation
righting 1mm flutes.
BALTIDIHRE. nee. rs..-'r‘ha oynter miles
sloop Addie Mhrltou and the oyster rod -
lag schooner A. E. 1'er brain light. Ito
art itirigeley lmlmodl but bin right jaw
allot. away. _ “WM .
campus lint-«ton.
(:lrlurruo. Dec. ismnhim a worm Mm:-
rile Samuel Hampers mu Miami! p -
dent of the chmtion of Inbor. melvlnu
ram votes against 1.29% for John McBrido.
“a... h.
”at” an Girl's mu...
iruouro, Doc. multitudes Krona was
niobium-d to dealt: by Frank mun. lliiakl
vm drunk and milled upon Krouu'a «laugh;
tor. and Krona momma! to put him out.
Viking ship at listen“.
samurai, Mini. new. laJi‘lur tun mam.
will: the Viking drip in tow. arrived but.
and will depart for Now Oriana. when
the burn W tutu alum quarto".
1‘... m.- walla
honor. the. is.~Wbilsin a ill of out»
on tin. brute it. Emilio mt a
Mini of mm; on ms and and.
wwwc. .. “w...“
mun-tram
‘3 VIA.
“HI
Burp: All
Billlfl liililliliES
25 cts.
l'r\i*.i._‘r‘()
:‘.V‘ v' .wlr‘il't'
.» t. .. . ll..l.l)
1.1.iLlrlikri ..lllr'rl?
I DR. CATON'S REUABLE
linprincipie-i Parsons imitate our Id. and
counterfeit mlr lubrl‘ I'ii Lb. therefore take
Ipecinlcsrr you g r in r; \nws. and avoid
Ill'lllrllllcns“L'nii‘llpuundn” Remembcrtbis
is lit. ORllii‘Ml. propamtinn ul thie Humans!
the only l‘VlHih‘SH H S! CCFSSFI'I. our.
Alwnvi sun m! -. it drnuuists. or sent
dircct. :ciiwi i all ininrmstion irrr.
L ‘. cu . ilrrzton. .V‘luss.
m‘tlri l1:
..
lluuzh. Iiy mull.
mutt-o In t‘llltlnl’
. c
n 'l
u-wuik.
‘\
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will: iyr
4796lba
Fine Dairy
BUTTER
from Delhi. ilriuuau- l‘wnup. Sm» York. lllm
lll :«lrlrir'. Tlumi- ulru lmw l"“‘ll In llu‘ lull-ll in
yruru purl riftaliiru: on u« for tirvlr‘ wintr‘r'.‘
p). can nowluw-iltui. Wr- uni m‘ll 335i illr.
or nwr ui Zulu: lr-u quantity. ‘hk iii, l‘ariiw
wlrolrusl u-t to llll tin-ir nrrlm lor'iillu. or
our. runl-r- irriain of grilling ulvv but in,
(«Intuit-familyiiyuurilu and for ynumlf it
on live Take an emlowmuut paltry that. you
in not have units to will.
Hmmri Lita lunrrruru-u-r
l
in tip: l'onu viinrt
on"? inrtfnrv.
8. s. L'Hommedieu. ig't.
J.
S. reminds."
Underarm}.
tit morn mam. trauma. Wit
ma rim urn-1M.
m viral-t.
ill
mm mm Mirroring”!
an
changes int e si
troduced, which
goods.
guarantee every garment we sell to be first-class in every respect ,
and as low in price as any firstjclass goods are sold. '
I-
3‘3.
But one
And you villi see not only a
Neat and Paris“ Fitting Shoo.
3.003
in which the
‘ Best Material is Used. Combining [inability and Styli}.
’ “out... up the best ”bosom... Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any othermahoe, It .
H. s. BROWN’S, f
"racing Dry
Tristra
m
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk. ‘f
Goods Store. ‘
;& Hyatt’s.
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
Cioaksfiwéioaks.
We are showin 'all the Latest Novelties of the season in
Infants’ ULOAKS. a great
in white and colors. _
ULUAKS JACKE S, CAPES and WRAPSV for Ladies, Minoan
and Chil ren.
variety of styles and material:
, FUR YEAPES.
At the 0 coin
as attracted
We are showing only
Here’s a Bargain.
ll lAIlEWilllll PHAETilll.
{faiths present Fur “Season some important
e and shape of For Garments have been in-
the attention of the trade in these
the Very Latest Styles and we‘
4 05——
.
Tristram &, Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
(or Park wagon. i
Considered the most graceful vehicle made.
easy of access, trimmed in‘ cloth. paintod dark green. strong and
light.
it is roomy and
Usual Price, $500.
It is a Gen
~ ' ~Q§O
This line for $350 Bash.
uine Bargain.
A full line of all other f tshionablo
Buggies. Phaetons.
Call and
They Will be Sold
Wright’s
Cor. Franklin and Madison!
iii.trawlrr'aieniiraniomh.ii.
.\O\'EMIIEB I9. “IDS.
TRAIN?! LEAVE SOUTH NURWAHK All
The i'ulli‘nvniu Hr i'rtlnr It FOLLOWS;
r‘orr Saw You. You N“ Ilsvur.
A. .‘i. lii\\'unlr. tax. A.M.-—l ill cm.
H one hurt «it. run-n.
’ hill r-x.. I22 «in.
615 lm‘ttl at. Milan.
gm} 1. o: Hum-u
' iii-zinc gull." i: nilih .mt. rim r uwuurr’ Hid“? 9R3:
a 2i 01.. lit in M .
about Irh' iii. Wmuii bl urn-mu ‘l‘n ii. pm pm, llutu,,
sari run. it u ac..
lr’til em. P. £42050!”
. ltHr'il’iticiloidM.. lid 03..
II it? local urn. Hill?"
i’. )lw- 2:62 rm. ii (iii 01..
in run. iii-'10..
2% r .. 601w. tn llrirluoport.
9M rm. 51’? um.
ll rrorrur rum mm. tilt}; iiitlzz
twin" no no. to Brlrluopnrt.
MR can. Hi -..
. . 5 bit or. ii it no.
Tho Bast lihrrstmas Present mm "1° .r...............
t ow .. Sundays» 7 illimn.‘
765nm. 9l2M‘.. rum:
101nm. fill or. p. m.
Hunrlnys».\..\i.. it iii an.
F. . lulu
’ 1 rum.
26 ac.
tort llamraub. A. Mann mu. till 9
Max. It iii no. l‘. M. moo out ill on. 1
ac.
.6! 32. I’. M.
Ml trig-r.
l!
+1 my};
no.
on Srutnuntrm. A. M.~o:r:sc.. tr lion.
ilitlii 31.. ii iii) P. M. «if other“ 1 ill 91.. ii ll
r phonon. . .«im not
it (31mm. rox. dnkiimtni‘rb. liar.
m
Pylmflvgfltm‘vhflt i
r I r r I It)“
"turnaround”:
l
.u'dy figrflt .rg . m?
Canopies. Sieighs. etc.
Sec Them.
cheap. it Bold Soon.
9»
Repository,
Straits, South Norwaii. lion.
‘6 per céiiiima
DEBENTURE BONDS
hiiiiiilESEli liiillliliii COMPliill
hiiirlieiowrr, Bonn.
oerrnmirmtinm tromi SIM to $5.000.
vaFliif HA hIAHYw
H. D. SMITH.
itooru l Iuonlc Building. :nonvalk
WAGONS. '
Now and noonri hand
Buggies. Photons. carriages
Canopies. Spindles. ctr.
Prices to Suit All.
(5AM: AND "it 'I‘II H.
x.
it)
Luv: rum roux H T. I l
‘ . A. H.401 .. out
til Washingtonian. glyph”??? M... m" 3... enry t y.
"‘ . . ‘W' ’ l " ... . . W...
South "”3““ lgfiiliiirr-erdiflmfilaid
.. .. - -. .....c L Ogd
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