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IE]. DR TALMAGE GIVES WARNING
TO THE IMPENITENT.
There Is no 11......1 of Judgment—Ila
That humus: wot, Be cum sun.
Wrights Concerning a Final Refer-ma;-
tioa~€onaequence of 8111.
830031.111, J one 17.-—Rev. Dr. Talmage,
who is now on his round the world jour-
ney, has talented as‘the subject for his ser-
' Icon through the press today "Another
Chance.” the text being taken from Eccle.
siasies xi. 8, “If the tree fail toward the
“south or toward the north, in the place
where the tree fallcth there it shall be."
There is a hovering hope in the minds
of a vast multitude that there will be an
opportunity in the next world to correct
the mistakes of this; that if we do make
complete shipwreck of our ear.th life it
will be on a shore, up which we may walk
to a palm; that, as a defendant may lose
his case in the circuit court and carry it
up tothe supreme court or court of chan-
cery and get a reversal of judgment in his
behalf, all the costs being thrown over‘oh
the other party, so if we'fail in the eartth
trial we may in the higher jurisdiction of
eternity have the judgment of the lower
court set aside, all the costs remitmd, and
we may be v ctorious defendants forever.
My object. i is sermon is to show that
common sense as well as my text declares
that such an expectation is chimerical.
You say that the immnit‘cnt man, having
got into the next world and seeing the dis-
aster, will, as a result of that disaster,
turn, the pain the cause of‘» his reforma-
tion. But you can find 10, 000 instances
in this world of men who have done wrong,
and distress overtook thorn suddenly. Did
the distress heal thcmi‘ No. They went
right on.
The Course ofDlseaso.
That man was flung of dissipations.
"You must stop drinking,” said the doc»
tor, “and quit the fast life you are lead-
ing, or it will destroy you.” The patient
pullers paroxysm after paroxysm, but an
‘ der skillful medical treatment he begins
to sit up, begins to walk about the room,
begins to go to business. And, lo, he goes
back to the some grogshops for his morn.
ing dram, and his evening dram, and the
drama between. Flat down again. Same
doctor. Same physical anguish. Same
medical warning. Now the illness is
more protracted, the liver is morn stub-
born, the stomach more irritable, and the
digestive organs are more rebellious. But
after awhile ho is out again, goes back to
the same dramshops and goes the same
round of sacrilego against his physical
health.
Ila sees that his downward coursois
mining his household; that his life is 11
perpetual perjury against his nmrriagc
vow; that that broken hearted woman is
so unlike tbohopoful young wife whom he
married that her old sohmlmntos do not
r1 ognizc bar; that. his sons are to be
taunted for a lifetime by the father‘s
. drunkenness; that )thc daughters are to
passion) lifo under the souriflr-niion of a
disreputable ancestor. lie is drinking up
thulr happiness. their prospects for this
iifo and perhaps for the life locomo. Sumw
times an apprwiation of what he is doing
comes upon him. Ills nervous systom is
all n-ianglc. From crown of head to sole
of foot ho is one aching, rasping, crucify~
ing, damning torture. Whom is ho? In
hell on earth. Does it inform him?
After uwhilohu has delirium lromcns.
with a whole jungle of hissing rcptllcs lot
out on his pillow, and his surname horrify
the neighbors as ho dashvs out of his bud
crying. "'I‘nko those ihingsolf mo!" As
he sits pale and ronmlcsr-ont the doctor
says: “Now, i want to havca plain talk
with you, my dear follow. The next at.
took of this kind you have you will ho be-
yond 111‘- Inr‘dir'al skill, and you will die. "
He gets honor and goes forth intotho same
fight again. This time illl'ilif‘lilt‘ tnkus
no effort. (‘onsuliarion of physicians
agrco in saying tin-re is no hopo. lh-ath
ends the Hl‘l‘ili‘.
(‘Imncra or Ilrforui.
’l‘lmt pron-raw of inobrlution, warning
and dissolution is going on within storms
llirmvui‘ )‘ull. goingon in all thonviuhlmr
hoods of ('hrish-nrlonr. l’nin (lili'ri but our-
rI-r-t. Sum-ring duos nut reform. What is
trur- in one sonsu is true in all sons-as and
will furvwr ho to, nndyot111011111'1-1-xpovi-
lng'in tho noxt world pnrgntorlal rejuvw
nation. ’l'ulw up tho printed rrporis of thr-
prlsnns of tho l'nitml Status, and you will
find flint tln- vast majority of tho int-ur-
cm‘uii-d haw. I.I(‘i‘ll tin-1'1.- lwforo, sumo of
them four, ilvr-. six tinu's. With a million
illustrations all Working the other way in
this World, people are expecting thntdis-
truss in tho noxt state will be salvntory.
You ('ullnut inmgin’c any \vorso torture. in
any otlwr world than that whirh sumo
men how sullorcd horn. and without. any
salutary coirwt’pimrw.
It'urthornrorv, the profits-Pt of n reformu-
tion in the hurt world is more improbable
than a n'formntion here. In this world
the ilfn- started with innowrn o of infancy.
In the 111113 supposed, tho otbvr lift-will
open with all the nocumuhmd bad habits
of many yours upon him. Sunvly it is
easier to build a strong ship out of now
timber than out of an old hulk that has
boon ground up in thrl lm-akom If with
innocent o to in glnwilh in this life a man
dot-s not lwoomogmlly, what prospect is
there that in the next world, starting with
sin, there would be a oomph cvolutcdi'
Surely the sculptor has more prospectof
making a fine statue out of ahlock of porn
white Pariah marble than out of an old
black rock wanted and cracked with the
storms of a half century. Surely upon a
clean white sin-ct of paper it is easier to
write a deed or awlll than upon asheet
of paper all scribbled and blotted and torn
from top to bottom. Yet men seem to
think that, though theiifo thatbogan hero
comparatively infect turned out badly,
the next life will stressed, though it starts
with a dead failure.
"But," says some one, “I think we
ought to have a chance in the next life,
because this life is so short it allows only
small opportunity. We hardly have time
to turn around between cradle and tomb
the wood of the one almost touching the
is of the other. " But do you know
at made the ancient deluge a necessity?
was the longevity of the antediluvlans.
hey were worse in the second century of
' their lifetime than in the first hundred
years, and still Worse in the third century,
and still worse all the way on to 700, 800
and 900 years, and the earth had to be
washed and scrubbed and soaked and an-
chored clear out of sight for more than a
month before it could be made fit for de-
ctnt mpsople to live in.
longevity never cures impeniteacy. All
mmth'flnlw repmnt him with a
teen never saw stars
at 'l‘ltua with a case of medicinssmto p
Km lif
”3m” Mill Q'Mdi
Himsdsth
A: Ellis
Mahmudantanybettcr,
em worse, ”wages of eternity
could have no cfiect except mprolongation
of depravity.
Wrongs and Rights.
“But," says some one, “in the future
Item evil surroundings will be withdrawn
and elevated influences substituted, and
hence expurgation and sublimation and
glorification.” But the righteous, all their.
sins forgiven, have poems] on into a bee.
title state, and consequently the unsaved
wlli‘be left alone It cannot be expected
that Dr. Duff, who exhausted himself in
teaching Hindocs the way to heaven, and
Dr. Ahecl, who gave his life in the evan-
gslization of China,and A donlram Judson,
who toiled for the redemption of Borneo,
should be sent dorm by some celestial
missionary society to educate those who
Wasted all their earthly existence. Evan-
gelistic and missionary efforts are ended.
The entire kingdom of the morally bank-
rupt by themselves, where are the salvatoo
ry influences to come from? Can one
speckled and bad apple in a barrel of dis-
eased apples turn the other apples good?
Can those who are themselves dowa help
others up? Can thosewho have themselves
failed in the business of the soul pay the
ldebts of their insolventsf Can nmillion
wrongs make one right?
Poncropolis was aclty whore King Phil-
ip of Thracla put all the bad people of his
kingdom. if any man had opened a pri-
mary school at Poncropolis, I do not think
the parents from other cities would have
sent their children there. Instead of amend-
ment in the other world, all the associa—
tions, now that the good are evolved, will
be degenerating and down. You would
not want to send a man to a cholera or
yellow fever hospital for his luaith, and
the great lazarctro of the next world, con-
taining the diseased and piaguosrruck,
will be a poor place for moral recovery.
If the surroundings in this world were
crowded of temptation, the surroundings
of the next world, after the righteous
have passed up and on, will be 1,0110 per
cent more crowded of temptation.
The Count. of Chateaubriand made his
little son sloop at night at the top of n cas-
tle turn-.1. whore the winds howled and
where specter-s were said to haunt the
place, and while the mother and sisters al-
most dicd with {right the son tells us that
the primers 5:. yo him nerves that could not
tremble and a courage that new rfaltorcd.
But I don' 1 think that tour rs of darkness
and the spectral world swnpt by sirorro
and ourorlydon will over fit ono for the
land of eternal sunsbim- I w-mdr-r what
is tho curriculum of that (oilogo of infor-
no, win-rm aftor yropcr proparation by the
sins of this life. tho candida“- r-nicrs, pass—
ing on form froslmmn rltlssnf depravity to
sophomore of aiuurdonimmt,11nd from soph-
omore to junior, and from junior to senior.
and day of graduation comm and with
diploma shroud by sntan, tho [if‘vnltluill,
and oihr-r pruft‘swrinl domonlars. nttcst—
ing that thr- r‘andidntc has ln‘t'n long
cmrngh undo: their drill. ho, [il|\5\’§ up .11
cnu-rhoavr-n! l’andmuonium n propul‘n-
tlvu course for bmvn-nly admission." Ah.
my frin-nds. anion and his cohorts hiii‘r: lit»
lod unmunivd 111ulii111dos for ruln.l,111t
never fittvd ono soul for lmppinr-ss.
“‘lmt Another ('lmnrc Means.
Furilu-rruorn. itwouid not 1..» sufo for
this world if 1111111 lmd nnnthr-r vbnnn‘ in
tho nuxt. if it had [11-1-111111111111111-1-11that.
however wlrkr-dly :1 man mightat't in this
world. he muld fix it up all right in rin-
next. emit-1y would lie terribly dclnoral
bed and Ibo human race demolished in a
few yours. The four that if we are bad and
unforgivvn lu-ro it will not be well for 11s
in tho noxt existence is the ftlllf‘I influence
that hoops civilization from rushing bar-k
to smuilmrhnrisln, 11nd sciuilrnrbnrisn1 from
rushing into midnight savnuvry. and mid-
night suvugory from 1-xiim-rion, for it is
the astrlngvnt i111;1r1~s.~ion of all nations——
Christian and lu'allwn—vthnt them is no
future ('llllill'ti for llium‘ who huvo wastul
this.
Mnltiindvs of mun who are lu-pi within
bounds wunld say ' H11 to. now! Lot 1111-
gut all out 11f thislifr there is in it. i'orrw.
gluftony and Modulation and nnolnnnm-as
11nd rvvvngvz and all swnsrmli'fivs. and wait
upon 1111-. My lift» may lwsonu-wlmi short
Hill in this World by di»oluh-nvss. but
that will only milkv luovvnly induign'nuo
nnn lnrmr .wnlv llm mom-r [His-mild“. i
will m'ortnlw tho minis at lmi and “'ill
vnivr [ho hum 1111' (1 topic only 11 liiilr-
lntr-r than lllimr' 111... lulumtl thvmsvivw
hero. i will on 1111' unry in March tuiw a
litllr- wirlrr i‘Ki‘lll'leli lhun ihow who
Wt-rv 1111 I'Jll‘lll plain. 111111 lslmll 1:11 lolwuv-
en \‘in p‘lu'nna nnrl via hlli‘iil.” .\noihrr
cluinvv in tho 111M \wrld imam frr-o Ii
conso and 11 ild 11111111111111.111-111 in ti1i.~.
Huppuw _\'uli Worn a party in 1111 impnr.
tnnt. row at law. and you know from mn~
slilintlon with judgvs and nttornr-ys that
It Would br- rriml twirv, 11111ltln-iir:~r trial
Would lwof littlv importum'o, but that. 1h:-
scmnd Would ilr'i’ltlt' rwrythinu. l"<rl‘
whlvh trial \i’lilllil you irrnlwtlu- 1111M prop
oration. for which Main rlu- :llilt‘ni attor-
noys. for \l‘lilt'li luv 11111514111111.1115 about tho
llllf'lllllilli‘t' of \h’lllit'snt‘fi? You Wulilil put
all flu. alrr‘sw‘ “pull lilo N‘t'lillil li‘inl. till flu-
anxir'ty, all tho r'xpt‘liillllil‘v, saying. "The
first is nothing; tho lust. isowrylhing."
(jivr- tho I‘lll'i' assururm-nf 11 around and
innru important trial in flu-slrnlrsmlumt
life. and all the pnrpnratlnn for eternity
would be "post nmrtr-m," [11ml fnnvml.
post m'pulvhrul, and the World with who
jerk lm pitrlu-rl off Into lmpivty 11nd and
lessor-11.11.
Only lins- Invitation.
Furtlrvrmorv, lot inn ask why a charm-
should bogivcn in the next world ii We
have refused innumerable charm-s in this?
Suppose you give a banquet. and you i11—
vltc a vast number of friends, but one
man declines to come or treats your Invl‘
tatlon with indifference. You in the course
of 90 years give 20 banquets, and the same
man is invited to them all and treats
thorn nil in the 111111111 obnoxious way. Aft-
er «While you mauve to another house,
larger and lmttor. and you again invite
your friends, but send no invitation to the
man who declined or neglected the other
invitations. Are you to blame? line he a
right to expect to be invited after all the
indignities he has done you? find in this
world has invited us all to the banquet of
his grace. ile invited us by his provlv
dance and his spirit till!» days of every year
since we know our right hand from our
left. If we declined it every time or treat
ed the invitation with indifference. and
gave ill) or 40 or 50 years of indignity on
our part toward the hanrprcicr, and at last
he spreads the banquet in a more luxuri-
ous and kirrglypluoo amid the heavenly
gardens. have rm :1 right to expect him to
invite us again, and have we a right to
blame him if he does not invite us? .
If iii gates of salvation stood open 90
years or to years for our admission. and
at the end of that time they are closed.
can we commute of it and say: “These
rates ought to he again. Give“ us at»
othsrchaneci" if steamer» total]
were-dinner;
mam torthsfirstfivsrufll
will WWWWI‘D -, '
‘1 111‘s of
9. same time her «institutional timidity
our eyes. ml then so don the
ducks to minutes after it has shoved 0!
into the stream ,and say: "Come back.
Give me another chance. It is not fair to
that me in this way. Swing up to the
dock again, and throw out planks, and let
me come on board. ” Such behavior would
invite arrest as a madman.
The Necessary Surrender.
Jind if after the gospel ship has lain at
anchor before our eyes for years and years,
heaven have urged us to get on board, as
the might sail stay at any moment and
after awhile the sails without us“, is it com-
mon sense to expect her to come back?
You might as well goouthn the highlanda
at Navesink and call to the Modestio after
she has been three days out and “pest her
to return as to call back an opportunity
for heaven when it once has spad‘ swam
All heaven offered us as a gratuity, and
for a lifetime we refuse to take it, and
then rush on the bosses of Jehovah's bud
kler demanding another chance. There
ought to be, there can be, there will be no
such thing as posthumous opportunity.
Thus our common sense agrees with my
text, “If the tree fall toward the south or
toward the north, in the place where the
tree falleth there it shall be.” ,
You see that this idea lifts this world
up from an unimportant way station to a
platform of stupendous issues and makes
all eternity whirl around this hour. But
one trial for which all the preparation
must be made in this world or never made
at all. That piles up all the emphasis and
all the climaxes and all the destinies into
life here. No other chancel Oh, how that
augments the value and the importance of
this chance!
Alexander with, his array, 11le to sur-
round'a city, and then would lift a great
light in token to the people that if they
surrendered before that light went out all
would be well. But“ once the light went
out then the battering rams would swing
against the wall, and demolition and disas-
ter would follow. Well, all we need do for
our present and everlasting safety is to
make surrendor to Christ, the king and
conqueror—surrender of our hearts, sur-
render of our lives, surrender of may
log. light of gospel invitation, light kin-
dled with the wood of the cross and flam-
ing up against the dark night of our sin
and sorrow. Surrender while that great
light continues to burn. for after it goes
out thon- will br- no other opportunity of
making pmw with God through our Lord
Jesus (‘hrisL Talk of another chance!
Why, this is n supornnl chancel
The Judgment "all.
In the limo of l-Zdward \‘l. at the battle
of Mussvlburg. a private soldier, swing
that the Earl of lluntli-y had lost his hol-
nu-t, took off his own lu-lnwt. and put it
upon the hind of the curl. and the head of
the privaro soldier uncuvr-rrd ho was soon
slain. while his 1-. illillllillili‘l‘ rodt‘ safely out
of thr- Imtilv. lint in our 1'1151'. instead of
a jif’li‘nfoHuldlr‘rnlll'rlniz hr-lmvr tnnn earl.
it is a king puttingr hiwrown upon an 1111-
worthy subjci-f. the king dying that Wt-
niipht “11- To” it to all points of the
compass. 'l‘rll it to night and day. TL'll
it to all irnrih 11nd lit-awn. ’l‘r-ll it to all
"'r-cnturirs, all ages, all nilllkvnniunis. that
we haw NlL‘ll n magniilwni rhnnrv in this
World that We Ili‘i'll no oilur chain-1* in 1111'
next.
I am in tho burnished judgnwnt hull of
the last day. A grout whito throne is lift-
t'd. but ”it! .Iudgr- has not yr-t taken it.
While we are waiting for his arrival I hear
immortal spirits in convorsation. "What
are you waiting hrn- furl“ says a soul that
went up from Madagascar to a soul that
ascended from Ainvrlt‘ta 'l‘ln- lnilvr says:
"I came from Arm-r1011. whvrv to yours I
heard the gospel punched and liiblc road.
and from the prayer that I lt-nrnod in in»
fancy on 1113' mothor‘s know until my la~t
hour 1 had gnsprl mivnntugv, but for some
reason I did not make~ the Ubrlstian
choice, and l mu lwrv waiting for the
Judge to give nu- 11 new trial and another
chance," “Strange." says the other. "i
.hnd lint mw 1:115va roll in hiadaguscnr.
and l :11-1'vpn-d it, and I do not mood an-
oil” r 1 ham-u '
“th are you hon suysnnv who 111
north h id for bl: <t inn Ill 1‘! in «1111- who laid"
gr~ 111 l min. and silvtrv ltrili'lll'. and m p
influrm-r- 'l'lu~ lutivr rmpnmiw,
"Uh. l l.:111w moi-o than my {1‘ ions. 1‘
tnw-ivrvrl lillrill'll - and hurl lr-urnml tith-
lrnnr r1<il«-;rv~. 111211 UL" 11:11111- \\';‘1~ 11.»)1r
11113-111{111wlmpivur-t-amlpum-r. And yvrl
1»
iii-giwtt-d my mu}. and l 11:11 in I'll waiting
for 11 in w 11ml " "r-trumnn" sag.» lbw 1 111
of tho i'wlvimnrthly f.lI,liilll}'. 'l know
but 1117‘11- of \\'1vl'Illl}' knnw‘u 1131-. but i
know i'hrist and ironic lillli my pui'tw r.
nil-l l lawn1m11.1111ofnnnilur111111.10."
('lu-Ing llu- Iimrk.
Now the ground tn-nddrs with tho ap»
prom hingrlurrint. 'l‘hvgmd fnidingduors
of tho lmll min): “pill. "Hand luck!"
cry llit~1'rlr‘-li;il 1..~hv~r~e. "Mural buck. and
lot. tho .Iurl;n- ni’ quirk and ilk-ml pass
illrkrliulif" lli~ lukt's- llu' llil‘ulw, and 11ml;
lug on»: ihothronuni‘ liutlnus in! says:
“L‘onuvtn jmlunwnt. (ho inst judizmr-ni,
rlwonly jllllmltr'lili” lly lllll' limb from
tho throw all the lilalnl'y of ouch one
flnnu-s forth in the \I‘ltili of hlmwlf and
all ntln'rd. “llividv!” Hiya iiw judge to
llro liaal‘lfllil)’. "Divide?" who tho walla.
“ilivldr-E" try the guards atria-lie.
And now the immortals sr-purato, rusir
Ing this way and that, and allrr awhile
there is a grant aisio ls'twwn them, and a
great vacuum widening and widening.
and tho .ludgv, turning to the throng on
ouoaidu, any», "lie that is righteous, let
him be rightooussilll', and he that. is holy,
let him be holy still," and then, turning
toward the thmngon the opposite side, he
says, "lie that is unjust, h-t him be unjust
still; and he that is filthy, let him be filthy
still,” and flu-11, lifting one hand toward
each group, he declares, ”if the tree fail
towani‘thc south or toward the north, in
the place where the true folloth there it
shall be.” And than i lwar something jar
with a great sound. it is the closing of
the book of judgment. ThoJudgo nmnds
the stairs behind the throne. The hall of
the last assizo is cleared and shut. The
high court of eternity is adjourned forever.
Woman's Advice.
it is a great advantage to a man in every
pursuit or vocation to secure an adviser in
asensihls woman. in woman there is at
oncea subtle delicacy of tact and a plain
soundness of judgment which are rarely
combinsritoan equal degree in man. A
woman. if the be really your friend, will
have a sensitive regard for your character,
honor. repute. She will seldom counsel you
todo a shabby thing, for a woman friend
always desires to be proud of you. At the
makes her more cautious than your male
friend. She, therefore, seldom counsels
to do an imprudent thing. A man's
t fmsls friend isawifeef good stats
and heart, whom he loves and who loves
Mummies” Herald. . ,
a. mutilate. “HF-Mia‘ll’:
ism”
and all the benign voices of earth and .
thing. And he keeps a great light burn- .
Tristram ll Hyatt, Horwalk, Bonn
W .
( Dress according to your feelings is acceptable sort of advice
and very easy to follow,especialiy when you can do so for a very .
small sum. Now you feel the need of a
DUCK SUIT
for this summer’s wear, and your own interests will naturally be
consulted 1n regard to where you will buy your suit. We don’t
say buy one of 11s,. Decide about that for yourself. But surely
it' is for your own interest to accept our invitation to call and we :
the one we are offering at
$l .98. ‘ P
It 18 made in the latest style, with newest collar and sleeve, 1n
stripes, dots and linen effects, accurately cut, carefully finished, .
and are positively the best garments ever offered for the money.
Sizes 32 to 38.
If you are gomg to the seashore and are in need of a bathing
suit remember that we have them at $1. 00 and $1. 90 each.
Tristram 81. Hyatt, No. 2 Gazette B’ d g’
NORWILK. CONN. .
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South Norwaik, Conn.
1 The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
FINE HHTEL, FINE BATHING HOUSES,
General Attpaations.
Every facility for providing for large excursions
, a s s s s ,.
llancmg Dally Ill the Pavrllon.
\
Sunday, June 17,
Grand Bunsen by Philharmonic Band. Bridgepop‘
Huron Point Improvement ,tompany, Owner‘s anti Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
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Making it the best 83.1111 Seamless Shoo in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 50. Norwaik.
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Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
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AND PARllIR FURNITURE ‘
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