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flush—A Christina’s Life. Death and Isn-
mortality.
Biwoxum, Aug. iB.—-—Rev. Dr. Talmage,
whole now abroad, has selected as the
subject for today's sermon through the
press the word “Suicide,” the text being
, Acts xvi, 27, 28: "He drew out his more
and would have killed himself. supposing
that the prisoners had been tied. But
Paul cried with a loud voice, saying, Do
thyself no harm."
Here is awould be suicide arrested in
his deadly attempt. He was a sheriff, and
according to the Roman law a bailiff him-
self must suffer the punishment duo an
escaped prisoner, and if the prisoner break-
ing jail was sentenced to be endung’ccned
for three or four years then the sheriff
must be ondungeoned for three or four
years, and if the prisoner breaking Jail
wastohave suffered capital punishment
than the sheriff must suffer capital pun-
ishment.
The sheriff had received especial charge
to keep a sharp lookout for Paul and Silas.
The government had not had confidence in
bolts and bars to keep safe these two
clergyman, about whom there seemed to
be something strange and supernatural.
Sure enough, by miraculous power
they are free, and the sheriff, waking out
of a sound siecp,and supposing these min-
isters have run away, and knowing that
they were to die for preaching Christ, and
realizing that he must therefore die. rather
than go under the cxocutioner’s ex on
the morrow and suffer public disgrace re-
solves to precipitate his own deceasc. ‘But
before the sharp, keen, glittering dagger
of the sheriff could strike his heart one of
the unloosened prisoners arrests the blade
by the command, “Do thyself no harm."
In olden time and where Christianity
had not interfered with it suicide was
considered honorable and a sign of conr.
age. Demosthenes poisoned himself when
told that Alexander's embassador had de-
manded the surrender of the Athenian or-
stors. lsocrates killed himself rather than
surrender to Philip of Macedon. Cato,
rather than submit to Julius Cicsar, took
his own life, and after three times his
wounds had been dressed tore them open
and perished. Mithridatcs killed himself
rather than submit to Pompey, the con-
queror. Hannibal destroyed his life by
poison from his ring, considering life un-
bearable. Lycurgus a suicide, Brutus a
suicide. After the disaster of Moscow, Na-
poleon always carried with him a prepa-
ration of opium, and one night his servant
heard the ox-cnuwroruriso, put something
in a glass and drink it, and soon after the
groans aroused nli tho attendants, and it
was only through utmost medical skill ho
was rcsuscitatcd from tho stupor of the
opiate.
A Spreading Evil.
Times lmvochnngcd, and yet the Ameri-
can conscience needs to bo tolml up to the
subject of suicide. Have you soon a paper
in the last month that did not announce
the passage out of life by one's own in»
best? Defaulfers, alarmed at the idea of
exposure, quit life precipitatcly. Mon los-
ing largo fortunes go out of the world be-
cnuso they cannot endure earthly exist-
ence. Frustrated affection, domestic in-
felicity, dyspeptic impatience, anger, ro-
morso. envy, jealousy, destitution, mismv
thropy, are considered suillcicnt causes for
abscomiing from this life by purls green,
by laudnnum, by lwiladonna, by ('lthcilo‘s
dagger, by hnltcr, by loop from tho nbut~
ment of a bridge, by firearms. More cases
of “fclu (lot-lo" in the last two years of the
world's existence. Tho evil is more and
more spreading.
A pulpit not long ago expressed some
doubt as to whether there was really any‘
thing wrong about quitting this life when
it bccmnodisngrm-obic, and them are found
in respectable circles pcoplo apologetic. for
tho crimowhich Paul in the lvxtnm-slui.
i shall show you bvfnrc I not thmngh ihuf
suicide in the Worst of all crinu-s, and I
shall lift (swarming unmistakable. lint.
in tho curly part of this sermon I wish to
admit that snow of the lust Christians
that cvcr llvcd have committed self do
strumion, but always in donu-nlinami not
responsible. l have no more doubt about
“‘ thclr eternal felicity than i lulvonf the
Christian who dies in his bod in thodo»
ilriilln of typhoid fovor. Whilc lilo shock
of tho mlmlrnpho is wry grunt lcharuo
all thom- who have had Christian friends
undcr (‘ld‘clll’lii ubcrmtlon slip oil the
imululurics of this life to luwunodonbt
about the” happiness. The door Lord
took them right out of ”Mr dosed and
frenzied state into wriwt safety. iiow
Christ fools toward the insane you may
know fool: tho kind way he touted the
lionnmimluf (Eudora and the child luno~
tie and tho poicncy with which he hushed
the lclngwsis clthcr of rich or brain.
Scotland. the land pmlilic of intellectual
giants. had now. grander than Hugh Mil»
h-r, gmst for science itiiil great forilod.
lioclimu of tho lwst highland blood, and
he was a demmdant of Donald Roy, a
man cmineut for his piety and the rare
gift of wound night His attainments.
climbing up as he illil from tliililllm'f‘y and
the wall of tho stoucmmun, drew forth the
Mklnlnlunl lulmirution of lluoklmnl and
Mn hum. tho Mildlitlfits. and lit. filial.
soon, he ihmloginn, and bold universitim
spell ml while he told them ihostory
of what be hell new of (Bud in the old red
sonliswno.
Allow-non Maria.
The man did more than unyhciogthat
ever lived to show that the first of thohills
is the God of the Bible, and he struck his
tuning fork on the mks of Cmmsrty un‘
ill be thought gracing: and theology ac»
sealant is divine worship. ills two books,
entitled “h‘mtprints of the Creator” and
the “Testimony of the limbs. " proclaim“
the boom of an everlasting marriage ho—
swarm genuine science and revolution. (in
this latter lull: he killed tiny and night
through love of nature and lore of God un-
til he mull! not shop. and his brain gave
way, and he was found dead with a re,
solver hyllls side, the cruel instrument
having had two bellman for him and
the other for the grinsmith whoat therm-
user's inqmat was examining it and fell
dead. liars you any doubt of the breath
deletion of iiagh Miller after his hot brain
had ml throbbing that winter nightin
his nerdy at Pnrtehcllof Among the
mightiestei mil, Milling the mightiest
silicates.
No one ever doubted the y of Wit.
liars Cowper, the author those three
t hymns, "on, For s cm Wain
til God!" "What Voting film,
We tinsel" "There is ”s rman filled
new it, s ,
ight'tbrew himself upo hisiewn
but the blade broke. and than he,
, himself tcthe ceiling. no them
1 _ . No wonder that wheadod rami-
fully delivered him from that ‘ awiuids.
mantis he set down and wrote that other
hymn just as memorable:
God moves in a mutations WI!
His wonders to perform.
iie plants his footsteps in the see
And rides upon the storm.
Blind unbeilef is sure to err
And seen his work in vain.
God is his aim interpreter,
And he will make it plain.
A Leap to Perdition.
While we make this merciful and
righteous allowance in regard to those who
were plunged into mental incoherencel
declare that the man who in the use of his
reason by his own not snaps the bond be-
tween his body and his soul goes straight
into perdltion. Shall I prove it? Revels»
tion xxi, 8, “Murderers shall have their
part in the lake which hurnethwith fire and
brimstono." Revelation xxii, 15, “With-
out are dogs and sorcercrs and whoremon-
gore and murderers.” You do not believe
the New Testament? Then perhaps you
believe the Ten Conunandlnents, “Thou
shalt not kill." Do you say all these pas-
sages refer to the taking of the life of eth-
ersf Then I ask you if you are not as re-
spouslble for your own life as for the
life of others? God gave you a special
trust in your life. Ho made you the cus-
todian of your life as he made you the cus-
todian of no other life. He gave you as
weapons with which to defend it two arms
to strike back assailants, two eyes to watch
for invasion and a natural love of life
which ought over to be on the alert. As-
sassination of others is a mild crime mm.
pared with the assassination of yourself,
because in the latter case it is treachery
to an especial trust; it is the surrender of
a castle you were especially appointed to
keep; it is treason to a natural law, and
it is treason to God added to ordinary
murder.
To show how God in the Bible looked
upon this crime I point you to the rogucs'
picture gallery in some parts of the Bible.
the pictures of the people who have com-
mitted this unnatural crime. Hero is the
headless trunk of Saul on the walls of
Bathshan. lien) is the man who chased
little David—10 feet in stature chasing 4.
Here is the man who consulted aclairvoy-
ant, witch of Endor. Here is a man
who, whipped in battle, instead of surren-
dering his sword with dignity, as many a
man has done. asks his servant to slay
him, and when the servant declines then
the giant plants the hilt of the sword in
the earth, the sharp point sticking up-
ward, nnd he throws his body on it and
expires, the coward, tho suicidoi Hero is
Ahithophci, tho Machiavelli of olden
times, betraying his lwst friend David in
order that. he may iwmme prime minister
of Absalom and joining that follow in
his attempt at parricido. Not getting
what he wanted by change of politics, he
takes a shortcut out of a disgrnccd life
into tllosuicido‘s eternity. There he is.
the lngrntc!
\Vorlw Than Judas.
llcw is Allilnclcch,practicaliy a suicide.
lie is with an army, immbnrding a tower,
when a woman in the towcr tnkcs o
grindstonu from its place and drops it up‘
on his hcud. and with what life he has
left in acrnckcd skull ho commands his
armor bearer, “Draw thy sword and slay
mo. lcst men say a woman slow me."
There is his post rnortcm photograph in
the book of Samuel. But the hero of this
group is Judas lscariot. Ilr. Donne says
he was is martyr, and we how in our day
apologists for him. And what Wonder, in
thisdny when We have abook revealing
Aaron liurr as a pattern of virtue, and in
this day when we uncover a satellite to
George Solid M the lwncfm‘trcss of “form
turn. and in this day when there are be.
trnyalsnf Christ on the part of some of
his pretend-xi apesllosan betrayal soblack
it makes the infamy of Judas lscariot
whilo! Yet this man by his own hand
hung up for tho cxocratlon of all the age-s,
Judas lscarinl.
All the good men and “pinch of the
lilblc loll Io (End the dccision of their
earthly terminus. and they could have
said with doll, who had is right to cullunit
suicide if any man ovcr had, what with
his dosimycd properly and his imdynll
uilanluwiih imull‘crobio curbuncics and
cvorytlling gone {mm his homo cxcl'pt tho.
chic! curse- of li-—n [instill-runs wif:-—~und
four gnrrulous [H‘Iiplll polling him with
nolnfortlms talk while he sits on a hoop of
ashcs, scratching his scabs with a piccc
of broken pulii-ry, yct crying out in iri—
nmph, "All liminys of my nppoinml time
will I wall. till my chnngo i'ilillt',,_',‘..
The Prime Can".
Notwithstnmllng lilo liiblo is against
this evil and tho aversion which it cn'uu's
by tho lmrtinuuno and ulnwily spectacle of
Uliilfl‘ who haw hurled thvmsclwn out of
life, and notwithsiomilng Christianity is
against it and tho armllucnis and the
\lm'ful live-s and the illustriousdcathn of
its disciples. it is a fact alarminglypatont
that suicide In on the incmonx What is
thucuu-wl I charge upon infidelity and
nguonticism this whole thing, if there be
no hereafter. or if that hermit vr bo bliss-
ful without n‘fvrcilcc in how WU live and
how we div, why not move back the fold-
ing doors iu‘twwn this World and the next?
And when our exishenm hon» becomes
imuldmmlc why not pass right over into
Elysinml Put this down onmng your
lnost solemu reductions and coluddcr it
after you go to your homes: There has
never berm a cam of oulcide whom the
operator was not either dcnmntml and
therefore irmrmnsible or an infidel. I
challenge all the agree, and l challenge the
wholeuulvomn There never haslxycna
also of self (instruction while in full up
preclusion of his immortality and of the
fact that that immortality would he uh»
rlous or wretched, mulling as he mumps
ed Jesus lihrist or rejected hhu.
You say it is business imu‘ble, or you
til, it ill electrical currents, or it is this. or
ltis that, orit is the other thing. Why
not go clear back, my friend, and hes
knowledge that in new case is is the all-
iiiestlonof more or the teachingnf in.
fidelity, which practically says. ”if you
don't like thisilfe, getoutof ill“ And
you will land sithcr in annihilation. win-re
there are no helm to pay, no [I'm-clitltma
minder. no gout to torment, ur you will
land will v.4 them will he everything glori-
ous and nothing to [say for it. infidelity
always has linen apologetic for self immtr
lstiem. After Torn Palm’s "Age of Bus
mm” was published and widely read
than was a marked increase of
slaughter.
WNW
A m in issues ism its Own do
it“ his infidel lecture on “Winn"
‘of the centuries!
self '
Mme inner diverting. {811di
of . . from their ordinary abound l
And having written the may he leaned it
too friend. The friend read it, wretea
let go! thanks and mimiratiou and then
M lmself. Appendix to the some hock.
Rousseau, Voltaire, Gibbon, Montaigne.
under certain circumstances, were apolo-
getic for self immolatiun. infidelity puts
up no bar to people’s rushing out from
this world into the next. They teach us
it does not make any difference how you
live here or go out of this world, you will
land either in an oblivious nowhere or a
glorious somewhere. And infidelity holds
the upper end of the rope for the suicide,
and aims the pistol with which a man
blows his brains out, and mixes the
strychuine for the last swallow. if in-
fidelity could carry the day and persuade
the majority of pctmio that it does not
make any difference how you go out of the
world you will land safely, the rivers
would be so full of corpses the ferryboats
wouldbe impeded in their progress. and
the crack of a suicide's pistol would be no
more alarming than the rumbicof a street
car .
Ah! infidelity, stand up and take thy
sentence! In the presence of God and
angels and men, stand up, thou monster,
thy lip blasted with blasphemy, thy check
scarred with lust, thy breath foul with
corruption of the ages! Stand up, satyr,
filthy goat, buzzard of the nations, leper
Stand up, thou monster
infidelityl Part man, part panther, part
reptile, part dragon, stand up, and take
thy wnnulcc! 'l‘hy hands red with the
blood ill which thou hast washed, thy to ‘1’;
crimson with the human gore through
which thou hast waded, stand up and take
thy sentence! Down with thee to the pit
and sup on the subs and groans of families
thou hast blasted, and roll on the bed of
knives which thou hast sharpened for oth-
ers, and lot thy music be the everlasting
misercro of those whom thou hast damned!
I brand the forehead of infidelity with all
the crimes of self immolation for the last
century on the part of those who had their
reason.
Make the Best of Things.
My friends, if over your life through its
abrasions and its molestations should
seem tobe unbearable, and you are tempt-
ed toquit it by your own behest, do not
consider yourselves as worse than others.
Christ himself was tempted to cost him-
self from the roof of the temple, but as he
waisted so resist yo. Christ came to medi-
cine all our wounds. In your trouble I
prescribe life. instead of death. People who
have had it Worse than you will ever have
it have gone songfui on their way. He-
member that God keeps the chmnology of
your life with us much precision as he
keeps the chronology of nations, your
death as wcll as your birth, your grave as
well as your cradle.
Why mo; it that at midnight, just at
midnight. tho ilmtroying angel struck tbc
blow that sci tho lsrm'lilcs frct- from bond
ago? The iiillyl‘nrs won! up at 12 o'clock
that night. 'l‘ln- 4:10 yours \W‘l‘t‘ not up at
11, and l o'clock would have bm-n hardy
and too inlc. Thu 4:30 yours vvcrc up at 1:!
o'clock, and thc dostroying angel struck
the blow. and lsrnci was from And God
knows jusl the hour when it is time to
loud you up from earthly ixnulngc. By
his gnu-c mnkc not. the worst of things,
but T/hi‘ bust of lhcm. If you must take
the pills, do not chow them, Your over-
lasling rewards will (sound with your
earthly wrrnrhations, just as Cains gave
to Agrlppnn r brain of gold as heavy as had
boon his chain of iron. For your asking
you may have the Sunni grace that was
given lo the lluliun nmrtyr,Algoriusmho,
down ill liii‘ darkest «.f dungcons, doll-d
his lctlcr from "the dclcctubio orchard of
tho lwoninc prison."
ilhiln-Iy Arrange-d.
Ami n-nu-mbur that thisbriuf lifouf ours
is surroumlvii Ivy n rim. a wry thin but
vvry illuminant rim. and close up in llmt
rim is :l on :zl vlvrnily, and you had bctlrr
km-p oul of it Until (Boll brooks illot rim
and Hi‘piil'lllvi this from that. To got rid
of tho sorrows of carill, do not rush illlll
groan-r NWT-"NS. 'l‘o got rid of a swarm of
sunmwr iii-l Viz-l. imp not into a Juxmlv of
licuuul ills-rs.
'l'hcn- is n sorrowicss World. und ii is so
radiant that tho nonndny sun is only the
lowest disarm-p. and tho nuromliml lights
up our northern bcuvrns. confounding
astronnuu i‘s’ as towlmt it can ho, is lin-
\vm'ill5.:uf tho bump-rs of the lll‘lll‘l'ssiuli
Come to l.ii\l' lilo complcrors llullli‘ from
church llllilillllf to church lriumplmul.
and you and l have ten thousand humans
for warning: in no thcrc, but we will llrvrl'
gn-t thorn vlliwr by soil lmlnolnlinn or iln
pcllllullr)‘ .\ll our sins slain by the
(‘hrisi who value to do thatthlnq, m- want
to it" in at Just the limo divinely nrrungml
and from in Which divinely spread, and
tin-n fbc clung of tho scpull'hrnl gnlm bo—
hind us will bo ovorpowcmi by the clam:
of ilu-opvnin z of tho solid [war] lwforu- on,
U (ind. \vlmfvvcr others may clnmsc. iris-o
mo a fibrin! lun‘s life, a Christian's (ll'illil,
a Christian's burial, n Christian's immor-
tnlily'.
little 'ime-n and High limits.
The owe-4m height of a woman in ii foot
2 inches. ion rurcly docs ono find a house
in the city or country in which any nits-n
tloll is paid to this fuel. in arranging I'lus
I‘ll. The books are phsccd ll ice-i. high from
the “00". and lucky for the housewife if it
in not lllnl‘t', and above that is placed a
llhclf. which is practically nilliost ilwlcrm
Nownmnn «rum to mount a chair or inhic
every time silo wishes to get her bounce or
shawl, and the ru-sult is that tin-re iua
scrim oi lumps on the door, which. if
handy, have to be wonwmi with cwry
sweeping,“Moorish.
A l’m-t on liousckrrping.
Mr. William Morris. the poet, says: “A
woman‘s apcclnl wnrltwhousekeepinuse-is
one of the most difficult and important
branches of sludy. People lift ihcir cyc-
brows ovcl' wmnm loaninring the higher
maiheumtirs. Why. it is infinitely snore
difficult to burn the lll'tllilliflf gmni helm-
keeping. Anyhod y cu a learn mathematics.
but it iakosn lot of sleil to planner a hunw
well. llun't let the llimlt‘l‘ii Woiliull new
loci. or despise,- bouseitocplml."
Where Women had.
in his uramfol introduction to "A i‘iu-zl,
Book In English” Mr, Harwell » ‘sr-t
“Women are moresuoccssiiii than me in
isschirn young children. A lti'lgglmj'c
book for rhifvircn should lush if... .341.
may of who». the hem unpw'boion of
children’s Ilium and iilriihifl, ilm iuluiiiw
semrdwhat nobiill our ill" innmt do.
Which only a wonmo posses-4.
wm'llrsl l'lmeiric Lighting,
Time is a steadily lncn using interest
in the winner of NP“ ‘ iiglltniug,_eirpo«
cially in suburban districts. and liars have
been West-llamas on the mo of a fairly
well «more plant. it ill we tiuljt simut
imam Wt will furnish a light
and should yield an 1 comes!
Mei-WNW Yeti Led
‘ canvas
$3.00;
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from 10c. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of wines
we break the combination when
desired.
Giits are from 15c. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters’ supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting. Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
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Patent Medicines
AT OUR PRICES.
iii FABT. Hlllll NOT TO TAKE,
Inxalonikl $1.00
lloc xi's Snrsaparilln, .630
Aycrs’ Simiaparilln, .67
Ilana‘s Samamriila, .617
hi fuiicura Resolvcnt, .70
Scott‘s Emulsion,
firmn's Nervum,
Jill
Stillson's Specific for Malaria, 75
l‘aine‘s (Merv Compound, .65
lirandrcth‘s l’iils. .12
Alcock’s l'lmitcrs, .lO
licnson‘s Cawico i'lnslvrs, .12
i histories, .23
Carter's Pill». .12
Atvvmnl‘s Bitters, .lii
lbplam's Microbe Killer, con, .75
liarlam's Microbe Killer. gal. jam, 2.50
Yankee Lung trimmer, .25
Bee 8. Siillson’s
Drug Store,
ii Washington Street.
BUY 05'
W. Podmore,
A51) RAVI: MONEY.
Kitchen Tables. pm)
Extension Tables. tram
Dining Chairs. .30
common (malts. .40
Reed Book". $4.00
Splint Rocker. .ae
Mammoth Rocker. $2.23
High Chair and Table. .80
Clearing Sale
lira ad ll ;
OXFORDS, R
50“ “Pail; Willi] 31-15,
ladies’ line Russell and Kid
OXFORDS,
500a Pair, Worth $1.50
Men’s Russell Bluehers, worn
8| WiSillliliTilli STREET. -
Only S l .50 a Fair, at
lllSEN’S,
- SillIlH rennin.
THE CENTRAL
fliSH BRUBERY
l5 liillllll Milli STREET.
M.—
IVB Ounces 'lo 3 Pound
and line Price to ill.
EBflNilMYisWEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
will save money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best breed by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Teas and Coffees are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Tees and Cot-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge. ’ ‘v’
New is'fhe time to buy when 'mes are the
lowest. Wall Paper never has our will it
be agiain as low as we are selling it. Notwith-
slam lag the low price that we have been
charging for it, we intend to carry them down
one peg lower.
Commencing June 20th, until further
notice We will give a discount of 10 per
cent. on all our grades of Gilt Papers
and Borders, we have a large stock and
must sell it. as we do not wish to carry
it over.
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PICTUREERAMINB
llEl’AHTMEhT
is ,, or ilnlc. We currytbe lnr est stock of
“omission, and our prices are t is lowest for
lirsl a iii-"s work. Our Mats are cut by machin-
or). \\'I‘ will Mi them lower than part escan
that cut tin-m by hand. Picture mould oz by
the (amt. A invin- Mnllrfmfllll of unframet
picture». We are the only one that carry a
nil line of
ARTISTS' MATERIALS
For f‘rnyon. Wateraml Oil Work.
The famous art alnaleur studies. Regular
price.fl-’r;our price loo. Wehavsagold slut
that will not furnish. and can be wash . its
and Lion a bottle.
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PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
(tom'hihllors and varnishes our rlcesm
iimlowmt for iirst vim goods. e do not
keep see-«incl».
Painting. i'aocr hanging. ngn Writi
fir-«mating and l’rmroiug. n“,
L. H. Decker,
19 Washington to. to. Hermit
P. J. FLYNN,
Plumbing. Steam and lies Filling
108 WASHINGTON 81’.
J. l". Flynn will have personal chum thb
department.
numbing overhauled and out in first slot
sanitary condition.
PilRTEil WITER Mlll'llll
Best in the world. Call and get prices.
am if
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Pepsi Hespehhisimlm
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