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be. mm; VIEWS THE SOUTHERN
csosa room THE srsiuen'soecs.
flis Eloquent Description or the Celestial
Crucifix—~What Christianity n... Done
For the South Sea Islands—A Native Boy
Hero.
[Copyrighh Louie Klopsch, 1894.]
Smausiiir ALAMEDA, in Midoeenn,
July 10.--Thoro are seine things in the
mind your after year remaining undefined.
The time for explanation does not seem
to come. We had for years seen allusions
to the southern cross. We knew not what
it meant. We suprmsml it to be an appear-
ance in the heavens at certain latitude and
longitude, yet we knew not exactly what
that appearance was. But seated a few
nights ago on the deck of this ship in our
voyage around the world agentleman bent
over me and said: “The southern cross is
visible, Let us go and see it. ” Going to
the opposite side of the ship, I looked up
and behold it in all is suggestivcncss, look—
ing down upon us, and looking down up«
on the son. The southern cross! It is
mndo up oi {our bright stars. ()no star
standing at the top oi the peniendiculur
piece of the cross, and another star stand,
lug for the foot 0! It. Ono star standing
for the right hand end of the horizontal
piece of the cross, and another star for the
left hand eml of it. So clear, so rcspleir
dent, so charged with significance, so sub-
llmvly marking oil the heavens that
neither man nor woman nor child nor an-
gol mu- dvvil can doubt it. The southern
close! To make it God put. tlioso four
Worlds in their pluses. The tender and
tremendous emblem of our religion nailed
against the heavens with silver nails of
star. Four are enough.
God wastes no worlds. lie will not on-
oourngc stupidity. it you cannot. rule the
southern cross in the four stars, 40 stars
will not make you see it. Up yonder they
stand, the four stcliur evangelists uphold.
ing the cross. What a gospel of the tirirmv
menu The cross that Constantino saw
in the sky with the wards, “ily this con-
qucr," was an cvnncwent cross and for
one night, but this southern cross is {or
all nights and to lost while creation lasts.
So every night of this voyage among the
islands of the Pacific I am reminded by
this celestial cruciilx of the only influence
that has turned the islands from their
cruelty and shumclossucss and horror—tho
Influence of the cross.
Exrri-pting the throne of the deity, I
think there will be no higher thrones in
heaven than those occupied by tho mis-
sionaries. Others have lived and (TINT for
their own country. These lived and diml
for the natives of other countries. Many
of tlieiulssiomiriirs won! the graduates oi
Yale or Princeton or New Brunswick or
Oxford ‘or Cornbridgr- or Edinburgh imd
were qualified {or pulplts, for editorial
chairs, {or invdiml itL‘IiIi'Vt‘llll‘lll, for grout
words illiil iIi'i'tlS in i'iIili‘ti‘unliit-i, for min-
moririul HIiCI‘l'h‘ni'n‘ that would have brought
all honors and till luxuries to their loot.
Many of thy \A'Uilit‘ll ml this fin-omit iiils-
sion i'llllh't‘ were brought up In T‘l‘illli'il ilH'
sot-lotions, could ploy Well on iiiiisimi iii-
strumvuts, were thiwliiirm of best society,
bud attractiveness thut- litti-il them for tiny
(‘ll‘t‘ll' of rose or opulence. Hiir'li men and
Women took ‘Vllilli'h’lllps for forvign lands.
lived on fore that only court-tout. digestive
organs could llllliliugi', were tossed {or
months on rough sens, lunch-d ntiilil liiikt‘il
savages, obtain in gross huts, ”writ. their
lilo amid the squalor, and the stench, rind
tho vermin, and ”iv epidemics, and the low
vices of those whom tlivyhiul i'oiiii- to ros-
i~ui~. (if n roll of is!) norm-s of such mm
lllltl Worm-n not more than four or live of
them were (‘\'i‘|' heard of outside of their
kindred or the circlcsof barbariansmining
whom they lived.
The story oi the ("bristlun Tit‘rm‘s‘ and
heroinvs \vbo Ciliilil to Tlil‘l’k‘ islands of the
Pacific ill the brig 'i'horldeiis, the Leland.
the Benjamin Bush, the Averich rmd tin-
Mary Frozii r under (,‘iiptillli (,‘Iianr-s Sum-
ner criii never be fully told. All the till
outs, till the N'IliilllT‘SIlllt. till the nerve and
tiiiisolt- riml bruinnull tin-spiritual t‘lii'i‘gii-s
ol’ Tllt‘Sl' (‘hristly lilt'il rind “'iillli‘ll put
forth on Iii‘lllllf of pmplv “born they Illill
nevi-r swu, and whose mind's they biid
never Iii-:ird [ii'iiiiillint‘t'd until the (hiya!
llli‘ lll‘l‘lVill on illl‘h'l' Islands. Sumo of tIu-se
lllt‘Sfii'ili’i‘l's of light. were out to ltlt‘i‘i‘S mul
dvvmirud by i‘illllllIlilIh. Some of them
tullml inurivi' lbw br-wttml savour“, “lilll‘
prollignti-s oi t'liristiuii (flilllii‘li's limited
from illt‘l‘i'lilllllllltlll or “TI"USM‘A or whal-
ing ship \vr‘ri' tr) Ilia! Tiiili’filrliy Tlli‘lll. The
daughter of om» of the iriisslouiiry tnmllivs
describes her motiii-r us tolling until thu-
sklii woe blietivrvd oll' Ill'l’ nrms rind suys
tlint \vhiln her filtllt‘l‘ was rib-mt in [)l‘l'ilt'It
h group of drunken srillors broke the win—
(lows iiml one bmridlshcd u knife about his
face, buying: "Iii-to he is. l have got him!
Como on!" These iiils’sioniirics sent their
little children to Aiiii-rIi-ii rind l'llll‘iipi! All“
onus-w tin-y mold tint be properly brought
up iunlil IiiiiitIn-riism. rind wbut hi‘urtrond
lug pnrtings took illiico its trithi-rs iiiiil
riiothvrs Hlli'i‘t‘llllt'i‘t‘tl_lhi‘li' children for the
voyage llr't‘rre‘n’ the sinus, Iii miiny cost-s
those parents nevi-r Ht'l'lllg their children
rigiilnl No rr-giilrirpos'tiil .‘li’l‘llllgi‘llii‘lllh,
letters were often not l‘M‘i'lVi‘tI until iii
monthsor two yrnrsulil. 'l‘hi- ship cop»
tain, (.7Ilnl‘li‘fl Sumner, for the llrst portuf
the voyage toting l’m-Illi: with his group of
iiiissioiiorlos sooth-d tit. Christianity. but.
he was converted under the Illlllli‘llCI' of
their example and became tlii-lrr-Iiiiriipluri.
He sold about one ol those Pacific islands:
“1 have been hum lwloru, and l soothe dil-
Titl‘l‘llct‘. Ir‘oruwrly us soon as my ltlll'llill’
woe down my sblptvus surrounded by lIIti-
solute men and Women, skimming out
from shore llllil trying to coinii ulmriril.
ilow dim-rent now! Christianity has mode
the oliungiu” And when some one trii.
dueed the missionaries he said: “Uh, you
need not tell me these stories. 1 have lived
four months with those dreadful people
and know them well. I know the natives,
too. as they were many years ago, ill’lll i
am fully convinced that the change I see
is from the influence oi the religion of the
Bible."
line boy was the moons of the clvillzrr
tion and cvnngoiizntlon oi the Sandwich
islands. ills (other iiilil mother were
killed, and he run away with his bnby
brother on his back. The itiliiiit was
slain by u spviir. 'i‘hu heroic boy got on it
Illlp fur New England. llu Wits {mind
weeping on the so .19 oi Yiiii- college, ('ori-
necticut. lie told the. story ot his native
island. 'i‘luit story aroused the Christian
world. “A little child shall load them."
Tho'l‘nhltiiiii islands have ieit the same
superiinl power. They had been in the
habit oi slaying ngul parents, and where
their: were too many children in the turn-
iiy they ware put out oi the way. Conni-
balism was a part of the diet. There was
no law oi morality tor unmarried Women.
One at their rel ans sacrifices was a men
nail a pig together. little Fiji iv
lends parents were buried slits. sad
wives were captured as bullsloare lss~
sons. inssntstion wss eanuncn and snake
, 8 .
no: man. «the custom or having
many husbands, was considered right.
An iron needle was worn in the nostril.
The lower Up by force of torture‘was
driven out wutmost distortion. There
was a canonization of filth and obscenity
and massacre. The Friendly islands and
the Society islands were at the lowest
depths in morals and cruelty. All these
islands have been iliumincd, and the most
of the abominations have sped away. not
because of the threat of foreign guns or
use insult of national or international
politics. but by the influence of that
which yonder mighty crucifix in the
night sky typiilcs. Lot no ship captain
ever see it from a dock on the Paoiilo, or
passenger, whether {or pleasure or proiit
sailing amid these islands. behold it, with-
out remembering what the southern cross
has done for the besottcd savages bounded
on all sides by these vast wilderncsses of
water. ‘
Oh. that southern cross! Wore over four
worlds better placed than those which corn~
pose it? Though they were uninhabited
and built only tor this significance, they
Were Worthlly built. Shine on until all
the people of this hemisphere who see thee
shallhethiuk themselves of the sacritlce
thou dost depict! A cross not made out of
darkness, but out of light. A cross strong
enough for all nations who see it to hang
their hopes upon. One night while i
Watched this celestial crucifix the clouds
gathered, and the top of the cross was
gone, and the foot of it was gone, and the
outstretched arms were gone. No more of
it to be soon than if it had never been
hoisted. Had the cloud conquered the
stiirs?“ Xo. Alter awhile the clouds ported
and rolled buck and oil. and there it. stood
with the same old embliiiionmeut—tho
southern cross. So the hostilities oi earth
and hell may roll up and smut to destroy
the hope of communities and of nations,
but in God's good time the antagonism
will lull brick, rind ull obstructions will be
dispelled llilti oil the earth shall sum it, the
southern cures for the south, the north
ern cross for the north, the eastern cross
{or the trust, the western cross for the
west, but. all (cure! the crosses found at
Tin-it in the new astronomy of the gospel to
be one and the canine cross. that which was
set up Limo yoursago, and of which I have
found either it prophecy or a reminiscence
in that. tipilltmd splendor seen nightby
night while pricing the deck of u steamer
on the Pacific.
'1‘. DE WITT Tumours.
It's the- I'm-specter) This! Happens.
“Ever trip when you expected to?" sum
tentiously queried tho cuiiductul‘ as ho
finished making up his account on the
rear seats. “Course. you didn't. Nit mull
over did. Right there's the Whtilv, secret
of many ii railroad and street our :N‘t'llIL‘TlT.
Nobody exports to trip—ob. tin—but that
Is the time they do trip, and Llll‘ll it's ltll
()Vt'i’.
"Do you ever expect to trip? (if ('(iili‘h‘u
you tin, rim) you don‘t. know win 11 tbut'li
be, All ot'ridi'nt'o on accident pure iiiiii
simple, and the most union-soon thing in
tho \vliolo “'llIl‘ world. A lllltll doesn't
know he's going to {all in front of ii truth
or our until in": down in front of it ”till
In~_\'nli(l hope A man ilrwsii't know Ili">
going to miss the liuritlrnil and slip iiiiilrr
the whwis until Iii-'sgunin 'l'lii'uiily thing
to do is to miss your train. Your lllu's
worth more than on hour, Street (fill's
must. be looked out for in the soon- way.
Unly thv runrplv who are sure they run get
across In'i'oru the car are the out-i5 to get
hurt. ' '--l’liiliulclpliiu Cull.
A Grateful ReJecii-d "no.
“I run truly sorry to give you pain, Air.
lliiiikliisoii." sold the young lady, “but
please do not. allude to this subject again.
I can nevi-r be your wife. "
"’i‘hut, is yoiirilimi unswm, Miss Irene?"
"it is, "
“Nothing can induce you to change,
your decision 7“
"My mind is finally and liliillli‘l‘flllly
lllllilt‘ up."
"Bliss lruno," sold the young mun, ris-
ing and limiting illiirlli. for his but. ‘ before
coming lll'l’l‘ this t-vvriiiigi llllitlt' ii but of
£5 with You l’i-rklns that. you Would say
‘no’ to my pruqmsul. l hove with. it was
taking :i risk. but i was dead IIl‘iIIli'. Miss
lrviio," Irv mntiuuod, his volw quivering
with i-iimtlon. "you have sun-ii u llt‘bllllll“
lug mun from tho faith of ii hllll‘lili' illlil
\vnn tlu- llI’v‘IIIIiH respect and t‘htl‘rlll of ti
gi‘iili'llil Ilr'.‘ll'l.. tiood cvouinu."—l.oiidon
'l‘it liite.
(‘iwducullons
llr. .inlm l’. Gulliver, iormvr prrsidont
ol Knox wilt-go, used to tell ii story in
\\'Illi‘l| i'lli‘IIlIl'fltAUn figures. 5min llrii‘r
Knox mill-go IIMI iii-gun to admit Women
to its collegiate(course an anxious trillion
ilhkl'il llr. lilllIIV'l‘l' ii the young people lili-
di'rhis i-hrirgo were not liable to {all in
liil't' tliltl income engaged while in mllvgo.
in reply ilr. Gulliver said: “I Nilppuhi'
Llli‘l‘t‘ are not more than two or three
young men in the village where you live
whom you would be willing your dough
tor should marry. At. home bur acquaint-
lllll't‘ isuoullnvd to tilt-iii. Here she bus
no opportunity to become acquainted with
the very ilucst- young men in this port oi
llliuois." in telling this story Dr. Gulliver
used to mid, with n smile, that. the (laughs
tor was built to Knox—Now York Sun.
A bum-p Tliist lllhornntes.
Unlike most. Gill'li'llldecruiitlinifi of the
animal creation, the Persian sheep bus
"two chief peculiarities." During the
spring and summer months ltiicciimuliitm
lill i-uonnoiis iiiiiouiit of fiitin its tail, that.
appendage frequently liccrmilug so enor-
mously enlarged us totvoigh from it) to 65
pounds, ll two wheeled curt. being provided
(or its ri‘tii‘ptlilli by most of the shepherds
who l‘illr‘iu this peculiar brood of intimate.
its other “rill!!! peculiarity" is this: lliir~
' ing the winter or dry sensor) the big toiled
sheep lmrmiiics dorriiiint, hibernating like
u boar, time consuming the int stored up
in its toll during the more favorable
iiioiiths.~«r‘~t. Louis lli‘puhilc.
. Mm. “we”. Mm..-
Quebec Familles.
The province of Quebec has a law be-
stowiug iooiicms oi government land on
every {other of u family who has iii living
children. Up to the most-tit time 174.200
iii-res have how given under this low. Not
all of those liithcrs, however, are satisfied
with the summit of this bounty, for lam-
illos oi no children are not rare, and the
lather-s of those want a pmportionntoiy
higher reward. One old gentleman, Paul
lielnngi-r oi ltlvnr ilu Loop, wants 800
acres in recognition of his {molly 0! 36
living children—Vow York Tribune.
Potatoes.
How low housewives who have patrol
and waited twinkle! in water before cook-
ing for years know why the potato should
be soaked! The potato, specially it it
lies sprouted, may contain an excess of a
issue” principle celled soisnine. This
rumored by seating in water. The pc-
tsto lseloselr rels botenlosliyto the
stem shades-
Jarvis
tic ilN
and get the bargains.
.30
Kellogg, of Norwalk,
4'03—
AND IT ISNUW UN SALE.
The goods are all right, and you will get the benefit.
IIAN,
a.
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon
700 MILE
SEA TRIPS
By the beautiful new utcarnships of the
Old Dominion Line.‘
'I‘o (lid Point Coiiiiort or Virginia
Beach and Return,
iilygcln llotel.t fil‘rincess Anne llotei.)
Most delightful resorts on the Atlantic coast
for a SUMMER OUTING. May be made [or
tie. on Point Comfort, SIB.
Sll. Virginia Beach. in.
A day and a quarter at either hotel.
INCLUDING EVERY EXPENSE.
Oi meals and berths on route and a day and a
quarter‘s board at either hotel.
This trip is an Ideal one. as the course skirts
the coast with little likelihood of seasickucss.
and presses in review many write-ring places
and points or lull-rest.
IllU UUMINIUN 8. 8. UR.
w. l..Gl'il.l.Al'l)El‘,'l‘RAFFit‘ MANAGER.
l’lt‘l‘ '26, N. AL, NOW York.
lyiiiim
MUST MAGNIFICENT
TOUR OF THE SFASUN
_,'1‘0,,.
the Thousand islands
$i5.ilil $l5.ilil
l'uder the management or llygi-irt dv Rec-rea-
tlon Tourist t'o. riperiul triiiri Iran-e lirookiiiild
Junction in 9:2” a. m.. ’i‘ueminv. Align-t :th
arriving at Thousiuui Islands early the same
evening. l’nrlrirr'rir-irittiwhed (seats :3 extra
ciwh wu‘i. Willi‘llrlliltlllil be l‘t‘mil't't‘i in ad-
viiiico. st tour of the svasou. therefore
everyone should avail lIit'ilIHt‘IVos of this trip.
For further iiiii'ui'uuiiloii and tit-kids, Hill on
lli'kt'l ogr-nt. N. L. N. ii. or ii. ll. it.
Pays rill Expenses of
Four Dayn‘ Tour,
Two more-oldie: delightful
Tours to Saratoga.
AUG. llllh anti lith.
Preys all Expenses or
$9.00 Four Days' Tour.
Hood for “'I'ourist World" descriptive of
trips.
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Tax Collector 5 Notice.
—-..———--¢>~»-...
TOTICE is hereby given to all persons lliiblo
tnpiiy taxes to ilie'l‘owu o Not-milk. Til
the County of iv‘nirilcld and Htrito of (‘onnei-tl-
out. on the assessment list of trim, that i will
meet them to recelvesairl train-s lit the follow-
ing times and places, to wit:
At. the store of W. rl. Hartford. East Norwslk,
(Down Town), on Thursday, August mill. him,
irom ltlo'clock torenoon uutll illzlli alteration.
At. the store of J. (l. ilnridsll. nt Winnipnuk.
on the afternoon of Thursds ', August limb.
lhiil. from 3 o‘clock until 4:30 o vim-k.
Attire store of Alphonso Dibble, at, Honih
Five Mile River. on the evening of Thursday,
Almost 30th. 1894. trorn 7 until mill) ri'clm'k.‘
At. the office of the collector. lilimri bio.
Masonic BuildingJu the (fit of Norwalk in
said town of Norwnih, on Fr day. August .iIst.
MM, from do'cioclt foreman. untililo‘clock
afternoon. and from 7 until it in the evenln .
Mr. ll. 1). Hmltli. at the Collector's o no.
Not-walk. and Mr. Jacob bi. Layton. at. his
otlioe. Railroad l’lsi‘e. Booth Norwaiir. are
authorized to receive taxes for me.
(in all taxes which shall remain unpaid alter
the ilith day of September, iliiii. Interest. sit. the
rate of nine per cent. will he charged from the
that do of Animal 1894. until the PMllD shall
be “IAIN: one ie‘. ii. s'i'. .l()HN.('oliector.
in and {or said Town of Harwell. on the list
“limb at Nomadic. Conn. August 1. 1%”
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Nemrtaiciniuerdalrtir
M m All
ripen rennin.
.i.“r‘.!. ’W‘“
‘7 0’
u
BUY 013'
W. Podmore,
AND SAVE MONEY.
Kitchen Tables, saw
Extension Tables. 3.5.00
Dining Chairs. .80
Common Chairs, .40
Reed Becker. 84.0
Splint Rocker. .85
Mammoth Rocker. 32.25
High Chair and Table,
Clearing Sale
liaby Carriages.
Jars, Hammocks. Seats, Screens, Ice Cream
Freezers, Hoes, Rakes, etc. All new goods.
clinicitchiness.
U ndertaker.
t K NIGHT STREET, NORWALK, come
Opposite liorse RailwayDevot.
Residence. 3 Elm street. Telephone (1% 11-!
a ti'
;—
Groceries
If you want good goods that can’t be
be beat call on
A. T. MERRIAM,
i28 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Fiilt’ No. i Mackerel, at 10¢ each] =
leiiuiudScused Mackerel rind Canned
Fish of all kinds; Ham and Tongue.
As to flour we have the best that the
market can furnish. Will guarantee
every pound of it.
Teas and Coilees of the best, but no
.presents.
To
Reach
Buyers
Is the cherished plan of all ad-
vertisers. The Base Class of
buyers buy THE SENTINEL,
and it is through their trade
that all
Business
Must
Prosper.
I l
Norwalk Chronicler