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Our Ladies’ Gulf and Seal Shoe, at $3.50, for winter, must
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‘ JUNE iii, l895. .
TRAINS LEAVE acorns norms 1.x as
:FOLLQWS:
Fort NEW YORK:
A M.-——5-20 ex. fimex, ti 1.") ac, 6 5 lac. 7 (ll ac.
7 55 l ex.8‘21 ex.ill):lex. lldtiac, 958 ox, 1045M.
ll 33' lea. P.M.-l'.’ 52 ex. 1 ll ac. 2 :5 ex. 1251: ac,
407w. filler. 5209!. Milan, 6208:, tifitlac,
7 35 en, 8 ll so, 1025! ac. 1253 ex.
. Seamus.
A. M.—12 53 ex. 5 20 ex, 6 30 ex. 915 ac.
414iex.7::llex.il28ac.
Fort New Haven:
A. lit-103151.120”, d32ac. 788m. r3 iii no
9 11 ex. lflflex. ll 06 ex, lift so. P. M.-—l2 0
ex.140ac. 24': ac to Bridgeport. :nn ex. l 11‘
ac. so: lex‘.5mac. 62‘: ac. 710 ex, 728st: to
Bridgeport, 8 ll ac. ll 41 ac. ll 15 ac.
‘ Snanavs.
A. BIL—103 ex, 1 ill) ex. 7 382m, 9 l2 no.5 15 ac.
LEAVE NEW YORK.
Eon Scorn Nonwaut: .
A. M.-12 (I) m'd't ex. 5 an ac, it no ac, 7 00 ac.
Ellis: 9020:. 90421, lOUliex. millennium.
llilllac, 12w noon so. P. M (Mac. 2a)»:
aosex.3mex.4naex lostex,4m1u. soul
ex,llwex,60tlac. 700ac.st;0ac. 9am.
Sunnavs.
eAs. M.—-1200ex, dill ac, was ac. i’. M.—60
P. M,
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Dsnbury Division.
Luvs Sou'rn Normans:
A. rte—c 37 an. o 15 ac. «lens u.
so. i 38 Pittsfield ex. 5 12 ex. 5 68 ac.
Strand“.
A. Dir-95 ac. P. M -'l 25”.
Leave Danni": .t
a u.—soosc.ralex.95'i ex, 11 lozenge. u
inexfili ac,tis0ex.
:Snnmvs.
A. nth—8 tibiae. I". M. ii 06 ac.
o. w. RAYMOND.
ulna outrun
an alarm.
or wasnmoron eraser, scorn
«g. noswarx, coax.
mussel. masonic agar.
P. M.—I 48
'blustcd by the lat of March.
asv. on. romance cameos? rue
armor-onus.
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Beware of the Special Altar-meats o! the
Season—ravens Bhotud Make Home At-
tractive-Arm the Tana: Against Temp-
tations-— Item's Horrors.
Wasnixsros. Dec. c.--'l'oday Dr. 'l‘al-
tango chose as the subject of his sermon
"The Opening Winter." Although the
cold cornea earlier or later, according to
the latitude, this sermon is sooner or later
as appropriate everywhere as it is in Warth-
ington. The test wioctod will be found in
Titus ill, ill, "I have determined there to
winter."
Paul was not independent of the seasons.
ila sent for his overcoat to Trans on a
memorable occasion. And now In tho test
he is making arrangements for tho ap-
proaching cold weather and makes an up-
polutmcnt with Titus to moot him at No.
copolls, saying, ”I huvcdctorminotl them to
winter.” Well, this is the 8th day of Do-
eomba' and the second Sabbath of winter.
We have had a low shrill, sharp blasts ul-
rcudy, fomruunors of wholo regiments of
storms and tempest». No one hero needs
to be told that we are in the opening gates
of the winter. This season is not only a
tort of oro‘s physical ondurunco, but in
our great cities is u test of moral charac-
tcr. A \ost numla-r of pooplo have by one
wlnior of dissipation lmon destroyed, and
fox-over. Scull-d in our homes on sumo
stormy night. the winds howling outsido,
t.'o imugino tho shipping bclplcssly driven
:m the coast, but. any wintcr night, if our
ours wot-o good enough. wo could hear tho
l‘i'llnil of u tlmusund morolv shipwrecks.
i'bcro uro runny pcoplc who mono to the.
cities on the but of Hcptl-mbcr who will be
At this scu-
son of tho ycur tcmpiulion . nmcspct‘iully
rampant. Now that. tho lung winter (worr-
lngs have come, tbcro arc many wlm will
employ thorn in high pursuits, iutclligcnt
socialitics, in Christian Work, in tho
strengthonlng and vi uobllug of moral
character, and this wi.:tcr to runny of you
will be the brigbtcst and tho host of all
your lives, and in anticipation l congratu-
late you. But to othors it may not. have
such effect, and I charge you, my beloved,
look out where you spcnd'your winter
nights.
Evil Allurements.
In tho first plucc, I have to rcmark that
at this season of tho your tboovil uliuro-
monts nro csptwlnlly busy. 'l‘bcro is not
vorymucb temptation for moon to plungo
in on u but night amid blazing grisllghts
and to brcut-bo tho fetid air of an nanom-
blugc, but in tho cold nights satnn guthcrs
n grout harvest. At such times the ca-
sinosuro in full blast. At such tlnu-s tho
grogshops in mm night mul.o moro than
in four or'flvo nights in sumnu-x'. At such
times tho playblils of low pint-cs of cntor-
tainmcnt scum cspw-lully uttructivc. and
the acting is especially imprcssivc and tho
nppluuso cspcclully bcwllchlng. Munyu
man who has hcpt right all fin» rcst of tho
your will be capsized now, and though lust
autumn be came front tho country, and
them was luster in thc cyc. and them wvro
roses in tho check and olnstlcity in tho
step, by tho tlmo tho spring hour has conic
you will pass him in tho utrcct and say to
your friond: “What's tho matter with that
man? liow didcn-ntly ho looks from
what ho looked last. Soptmnlxeri" Slain
of one winter's dissipation. .-\t this time
of the your there are nmuy entertainments.
If We rightly ctnploy thcm and they are
of tho right kind, tilt-y cnlurgc our socioli-
tics, allow us to muko important acquaint.-
unce, build us up in‘ our lnorulu and help
us in 'a thousand ways. I can scarcely
think of anything bcttcr than good neigh-
borhood. But thcro uro tbnso entertain"-
mcnts from which others will como IM'HUII-
ed in character. 'l'bcro nro thoso who by
tho springtinm will be brokcn down in
health, and, tlmugh at tho opening of the
season thclr prospccis worn bright, at- tho
close of tho season they will ho in tho
hands of tho timstors or slut-ping in tho
ccmotcry. 'i'bc ccrtillcutc of dcnth will ho
made out, and the physician, to snvo tho
feelings of tho family. will call the (“snow
by a Latin name. lint. the doctor knows,
and everybody also knows. tbcy died of too
many lcvoos. Away with oil ihcso wino
drinking convlviulillcs. ilow duro you,
tho father of a family, tcmpt tho tn-lpctitcs
of the young pcoplc? l’crhups at tho on-
tcrtninmont, to save tho fooling»: of tho
mluistcr or some otlu-r \voulc tcmpornnco
man, you learn tho dm-antcr in u sido
room, and only a few pcoplo are invited
there to partako, but it is cosy enough. to
know whon you r-omo out by tho glam of
your cyo and tho slouch of your brcuth that
you lmvo bot-u serving thc dovil.
Practice Self control.
Mcn somctinu-s oxcuso tin-tusolvcs and
soy ultcr iuto suppers it; is noct-ssa‘ry to
take smno sort of stimulant to aid digcs.
tlon. My plain opirdou is that if you have
no more self control than to stuff YUIII'SI'II
until your digestiro organs rcfuso their
oilicc you had better not cull yourself a
man, but class yourself umong tho boasts
that perish. At this scason of tho your the
Young Mcu's Christian usstlolntionsoi the
land send out circulars asking tho pastors
to spcnk a word on this subject, and so I
sound in your ear tho words of tho Lord
GodAlmighty, “Woo unto him that put-
tctil thoboltlo to bisncighbor's lips." Ro-
joico that you have come to tho glad win-
tarmoutbs that. remind you of tho limos
wbon in yourcbildbood you wuro shouo on
by the face of father, mother. bmtbers, sis-
ters, some of them, alas! nomorc to meet
you with a “Iiuppy Now" Year,” or a
“Merry Christmas." But again and again
have we seen on New Year's day the sons
of some of the host families drunk, and
young men have excused thciusclvus by the
fact that tho wine cup has boon offered by
the ladies, and again and again it has been
found out um n lady's hand has kindled
the young man's thirst for strong drink,
and long after all the attractions of the
holiday have passed that ,sumc woman
crouebes In her rags, and bcr desolation,
and her woo under the uplifted hand of the
drunken monster to whom she had passed
the fascinating cup on New Year's day.
If we Want to go to ruin, let us go alone
and not take others with us. Can we not
sacrifice our feelings if need be? When
the good ship London went down, the cap-
tain was told that ho might escape in one
of the lifeboats. “No," hu‘roleod, “I’lhigo
down with the passengwrs." All the world
applauded his heroism. And can we not
sacrifice our tastes and our appetites for
the rescue of others? Surely it is not a very
great sacrifice. 0h, mix not with the in-
nocent beverage of the holiday the poison
of adders! Mlx‘not with the white sugar
of the cap the snow of this awful lcprbsy!
liar not the clatter of the cutlery of the
testal occasion with the cloak of amul-
man’s chainl ,,‘
Pa- down the street and look i ' the
pawnbroksr’s window. Elegant watch.
is!» 1m. deem flute, deem than.
elegant~ scarf. elegant books, clean: ine-
. H ' team with
.. “out. spawn J-
~ Whilst! it Imillcoksl
W. of hell 'lbwhom did
the ' «belong? To a druukard. To
whom did those furs holloagl To a drunk-
srd's wife. To whom did those shoes hev
long? To a drunkard‘u child. I take the
titres brazen balls at the doorway of a
mwnbrokor‘a shop and I clanlt thorn to-
gether, sounding the knoll of the drunk-
ardjs soul. ,1 A pawubrokor's shop is only
one of eddies in the great torrent of
municipal drunkenness. ”0b," says some
too, “i don't patronize such things. I
have destroyed no young man by such in-
fluences. I only take ale, and it will talrs
s great amount of ale tointoxlcatc." Yes,
but I tell you there is not a drunkard in
America that did not begin with ale.
'l‘brco X's—l do not know what they mean.
Three X's on tho browvr's druy, IIII‘Otl X's
on tho door. of tho gillsliup, threo X's on
tho sldu of tho hotllo. 'I‘hroc X’s. I asked
omun. lio could not toll. lashed an-
other What in tho inclining of tbothroo
K‘s. Ho could not toll mu. Then I mndo
up my mind that tho tbreo X's wore an
silogory, and that they mount 30 heart-
breaks, 30 agonics, ill) broken lp lputsc-
holds, 30 prosper-toot a druuku 's grave,
in ways to pcrdltlou. 'l‘brcc X's. if I wcro
going to write a story. the first chapter 1
would ouli“'l'hrco X's"uudtho lustmbnp~
:or I Would call " 'i‘ho I’mvnbrokor's Shop. "
Oh, bcwaro of your influence.
Curse of Modern Society.
Tbowlutcr season is especially full of
:omptation. bocuusooi tho long cvcnlngs
Illowing such full_ swing for cvll in-
lulgcncos. You can scnrccly oxpcct a
mum: man to go into his room uml sit
;bcro from 7 to ll o‘clock in tho ovcnlng
wading .‘iiotloy'u “Dutch ilcpubllc" or
lolm Foster's cssnys. It would be u very
bcuutiful thing for him to do. but be will
not do it. Thu most. of our young men nl'u
busy in otilccs, in fuctorlcyt. in banking
lruusomln stores, In slums, and whcn (wort-
lng comes tbcy want the fresh. air, and
thoy wont slgbtscclng, and they must
how it, they will burn it, and they ought
to have it. Mos-inf tho mcn bcrousscm-
hlcd will have thrco or four cvcnings of
leisure on tho winloth'iiighlfl. Aftcr tea,
tho mun puts on his but and coat, am] he
got-soot. ()no intro of ullurcmcnt says,
“Coma in hcro." Satan says: “it is host
for you to go in. You ought not to be so
grocn. By this timo you ought to have
socn everything." and the temptations
shall be mighty in dull tlmcs such as we
have had, but which, I Ilt'IiI'VI‘, are gone,
for I Ilt'lll'llii ovcr tho land tho prophecy
of grcut prosperity, nml tho railroad men
and tho nn-rcbunts, they all tcll mo of the
days of prospcrlty tin-y think nro coming.
and in many dcpnrtmculs they have ul-
rcndy come, and lhcy uro going to comc in
all dcpartnu-nts. but tboso dull times
through which wu ba’vo passed Iun‘o dc-
stroyod a great runny men. The (IIII'FIIIIII
of n llvclihootl is with uvusi multiludo tbo
grout qucstlon. 'I‘hcro nro young tucn who
cxpoctcd bcforc this to act up thclr house-
hold, lull tin-y huvo Ilt‘l'll disrmpoiulcd in
tho gains lhcy buvo made. The}: cnnnot
supportg'tlIi'lnsclvcs—lnnv can flu-y support.
olhcrsi A'ild‘to thccursoof modern sociciy
the theory is ubrozul that u nmn must not.
marry until ho has uchicvn-d n fortuno,
whcn tho twain ought to start. at tho lmtt,
of tho bill and togclhcr climb in tho top.
That in tho old fashioned way. uml that
will ho the now iashioncd way if society is
our rmlccrm-d. lint. during tho hard
times, tho du‘li lino-s. so runny mun were
dlscoumgcd, so many mcn had nothing to
do—tbcycould got nothing todo—u pirate
burn down on the ship whcu tho soils worn
down nml tho vosscl was making no head-
wuy. i’coplo say they want more tlmo to
think. 'I'bo troublo is too many people
have bud too much timo to think. and if
our lucrcbunts lmd not had their minds dl»
vorlcd runny of tin-m would long bcforo
this buvo bccu within tho four walls of un
lnsonousylum. 'I‘hcso long wintcr ovcn—
lugs, bo curciul whom you spcnll thcm.
This wlnfcr will dccldo tho tcmporul and
eternal dcstiny of hundrcds of men in this
nudicnco.
.nuttrisctlve "antes.
Thou the winter bus cspoclul temptations
in tho fact that many homo-t uro peculiar"
ly umulructivo at this smson. in tho
sunuucr months the young man can sit
out on tho stops, or ho can buvo a bouquet
in tho \':i§(' on tho mumcl. or. tho ova-pings
being so short. soon uficr gusligllt he
wants to rollrc anyhow. Iiut them are
nmny parents who do not undorstund bow
to mukc tho long winter ovcnings attract-
ivo to their childrcn. It is ,anmzing to
run that. so many old pooplo do not undcrw
stand young [ll‘iillii'. To hear sumo of
tin-so purcnls talk you would think they
had ncvu-r tln-msolvos bm-n young and had
been born with spcctnclcs on. (lb. it is
dolorous for young pcopio to sit. in tho
house from 7 to ll o'clock at night nod to
bcut‘ parents groan about their ailmcnts
and tho nothingncss of this world. The
nothingncss of this World? Iiow dare. you
talk such lulusplu'lny'.j It. tool: (iod six
days to muko this world. and bo has al-
lowcd it 6.0”” yours to bang upon his holy
hcurt, and this world has shone on you and
blcssod you and f‘lli'l'SSillI you for those in)
or 7|) yours, and yet. you dare talk about
tbc nothlngnoss of this world! Why, it is
a mngniilccnt World. I do not lu-lirvo in
the whole univcrm thcro is a world cquul
toit cxctmt it be hcuvcn. You cannot ox»
poet your cbildrcn to stay in tbo‘houso
tin-so long wiutcr ovcnmgs to hour you dc~
nounco this star lighted. sun warmed.
showu-r baptized, flowcr strown, angel
watched, Hod inbubitod planet.
()h, muko ,your home bright! Bring in
the violin or tho picture. It docs not re—
qulro u grcat salary, or it big house, or
cbnscd silvcr, or gorgcous upholstery to
make a happy homo. All that is wanted
is u fnthcr‘s heart, a mother’s heart, in
sympathy wit-h young folks. I have known
a man with 1’00 salary, and ho had no
other lncomo, but ho had a borne so happy
and bright that, though tho son. b vc
gone out and won largo fortunes a the
daughters have gone out into splendid
spheres ound become prino uses of society,
they can never think of that, early home
without tears of emotion. It was to them
the vestibule of heaven, and all their man-
sions now; and all their palaces now, can-
not make them forgot that early place.
Make your homes happy. You go around
your-house growling about your rheuma-
tlsms and acting tho'lugnbrlous, and your
sons will go into the world and'plungo in-
to dissipation. They will have their own
rheumatisms after awhile. Do not. forestall
their misfortunes. You were young once,
and youtbud your bright and joyous times.
Nowlet the young folks have a good time.
I stood in front of a house and I said to
the owner of tho house, “This is a splcnv
did trm." He said in a whining tone,
“You, but it will fade." I walked round
his; garden and said, “This is a glorious'
garden you have. '1' “Yes," he said, "but
it will perish.” Then he said to my little
child, whom I was leading along, “Come
and kiss me." Is
chd tlu-rcol‘ In dculh.
assay. has you can masturbat- than into
laaadldwlars in thapressaos of these
men and women of woman sense that is
is a most lumortant thing for route make
your human bright if you want your
and daughtora to turn out well.
Arm Against Temptation.
Alas, that old people soumch misunder-
stand young folks!
Sunday «chord anniversary, and there were
thousands of children proment. Indeed all
the Sunday schools of the town wore In
the building. and it was very uproarious
and full of disturbance, and the presiding
olilccr on tho occasion came forward and
in a vory loud tone abouted, “Silence!"
and the mom noise the presiding otllcer
nuulo the more noise the children made.
some one ohm row on the platform and
c:.mo forward umi with moro atontoriun
voico shoutnl, "Silence!" and tho uproar
rosu to grcutcr holgbt, and It did occur as
if thcro WUIIIII ho almost a riot and the po-
lico burn to be called in win-u old llr. lico-
mun, his hair whlto as tho drivcn snow,
raid, "Lt-t mo try my hand." Ho ho ('llllm
forward with a slow stop to tho front of
tho plat form, and whcn tho chlh cn saw
tho vctu-rublon un upd the whim ha ~
thought ibcy uould bush up that instnn
and hour what tho old loan bad to buy.
Ilo said: ”Boys, I want to muko o burguin
with you. if y ill will bo still now while
I spcnk, whcn y! 11 gr: to In: (:3 oh] us I am
I will l-o us at ill as u Homo." 'l'boro was
not nnotlwr v. hlspcr that afternoon. Ilo
mm in much a boy {In any of tilt in. I‘ll,
in tlzm." approaching holidays in us turn
burl: our nut orcs to what ihcyywro years
ago and bolmyv again and girl-a again and
mulu- all our honu-s happy. llod will hold
you rc~pcthilvlo for tho inllucnco you now
raw“. and it will ho vcyy bright and wry
pit-twin! if Hmw \vlntcr night win-n wu
nro sh cling undor tho blankcls of snow
our chihlrcu shall rido along in thc mcrry
putty. and bushing a moment into r-‘uI'
cumily look oil and say, “'I'Ilcl'c slccp the
lwst inthcr and moihcr that over made a
happy ucw ymr." Arm yoursclf against
tlnm lcmpiutiorw of lh-ccmln-r, January
and I"t'lll‘l::'..'}'. 'I‘cmptutlons will como to
you in tho form of un ungcl of light,
1 know that tho [lik'irl rcpn~scut salon as
borncd and boon-d. if I worn a pot-t and I
wcrc going to ploiuro sntau, I would‘rcp-
rcscut him as a human bcing, with man-
llcrs polishcd to the last pcrfcctlon, hair
falling in gruccfu ringlets, oycs a little
blomlshor, but firmlin in lmwitcbing latr-
guor. bum] soil. and dinmoudcd. foot or-
'|ul.~ltcly shaped, voico mcllow us a flute,
brouth pcrfumcd us tbougb'nothingluul
--vcr touchcd tho lips but balm of u thou-
-'und IIIJ\\‘i‘l'.~, convcrsntion fucilo, can-fully
’nlltii und It'l'cnt'by. lint i would have the
ncurl incuwd with thc scnlcs of a monstcr,
ind how it stufiul with all prido and
bca-lllucss of tlc--lrc und hypocrisy and
h-ulh, and lhcn I would how it touched
with the rod of discnchuntnn-nt until tho
"VI" ln-cumo tho cold orbsof iIlt'lifiiil-I', and
to tho lip should como tho foam of raging
intoxication, and to tho fool the spring of
tho punlhcr, and to tho soft hand the
'hungc that would make it tboclummy
band of tin-wustcd likt‘It'Iilll, and then]
would rtutlticnly have the Ill'lli‘b hrcuk out
in unqucnchuhlc llnmcs, and thc nli'ct‘tcd
lisp oi’ tbc tongue Ili‘Cullil' the hiss of tho
worm that cvcr divs. But until discu-
cl'mntcd, ringlcicd and diutnondod and
iiuto \llli‘t'li. and conversation fuclic. curv-
iully tom-d and Frcncby.
Engage In High Pursuits.
(lb, who! u bountiful thing it is to ace n
young man standing upamid tin-so tcmp-
lotions of city lilo incorrupt whilc bun~
drcds uro falling. I will tcll your history.
You will more in rcspcctublo circlcs all
your days. and fume. day a irlcndof your
fnthcr will ltll'i‘i you and my: “(hard
umru.:;;-. lilaultosccymr. Yousccmlolw
prowl-ring. You look liko your izuhcr for
all rho world. i thought you Would turn
on: wcl. whcu l ”evil to hold you on my
knee, If you cvcr’wunt any ln-lp or any
advicc. comc to mo. As long as i rcmcm-
her your futln 2' I'll rI'IIII‘IIlIM'I' you. Good
morning." That. will ho tho history of
humlz-clls’bi How young nn-u. llow do I
krow ll? 1 know it by tho way you start.
llu: l:cro'.-: at young Inun who tukcs lho op~
posifc rout“. Volt-cs of sin charm him
uuuy. llc Inn's bud lmokr, llllnglw: in bud
Htli‘lf‘l)’. 'I'l-c glow haul gnuo from his
clm-lc. and llu' sparkle from hi< cyc. and
tho p‘ur'uy Hum his soul. llown hc guns,
litrh- by lltllc. 'l‘ho pcoplo who >uw him
who Iif/tullll‘ to town whilo yct hon-rod
owr his l.c:ul thc blcssing of‘n purc moth
cl‘ s I my r. and lbcrc nus on his lips tht
dcw 1 t u put'c ~i~‘lci"s Li»; nmvus lhcy Nl't
Iliiii In». cry. "Who! on .xl‘ul wch 1"
('ln‘l‘k ln'ui-ml in gz‘ogsht p light.
IlII'ili‘i'II with tli~>ipu .. Lipswollcn with
indulgcm cs. h- cumin] \\ but you my tr
him; for u irlilo hc would min- _\‘our life.
Lotvcr down. lower down. lllllli, niltl'm‘l
of (loll and man. he liver in the asylum, u
blotch of loutbsolncmyss and pain. (tn:
ruonu-nt. hr calls for Hod. and thou hc ( all:
for rum. llc prays; ho cursos: hc laughs
as u ficnd laughs. thr-n Ilill'> his nulls inn.
tbc quick. lhcn puts bishunds through llu
luiir Itunging‘ nrnumi his lu-ml llkl- lln
muuc of a wild in-ust, thcn shivc‘rs until
tho cot shalom.- with uuuttcrublo tcrror,
thcu with bin flats fights buck lllt' ill'\'iif'
or clufl‘lu's hr.- :-ct'pcnt.-~ that mm to wind
around him lr uul'ul folds, llwn ask:-
f'or \xutor w" is instantly consumcd on
his cruclmd . Sonic nu-rning Ilu- sur-
gt'ou going I . .ouuds will find him (Il‘lHI.
1)” hot try in . omb out or brush buck the
mutlcd livl'lw‘ Slrulglrtun out tho limbs,
wrap him in .tuhcx-t, put him in a box and
lot two mcu curry him down to flu-Wagon
at illi' door With a pit-cc. of chalk write
on top of lln- box the panic of tho dcstroy-
cr and thc th ~lroyl-d. Who is it? It is
you, 0 man. if. yielding to tho tcmptu-
tions of u dissipated lilo, you go out and
pcrish. 'l‘hcrc isuwuy that Scomcth bright
and fair and bcnutiful .to u nmn, butth
Employ thoso long
niglueof llcccmimr, .lunum'yand Fobru‘
my in high pusnuils, in inlclfigcnt sociali-
tics. in innoccnt :tlllllr‘l'llll‘llls, in Christian
work. Do not. wusfo this winter. for soon
you will have. M'f'll your last show shower
and burn gonc up into tho mmpunionsbit
of him whoso ruimcnt is whitous snow.
whiter than any Miller on earth conic
whiton it. . For all Christian hearts tin
wlntcr nights of curth will cud in the
Juno morning of brawn. 'I‘bc river airlift
from undt-r tho throno ncvcr er-zesovcr.
'l‘hc follugt,‘ of lil‘c's fair ircv is never frost
bittcn. 'l'lu- fostivitics, tho illlnritics, the.
family git-clings of earthly ('hrlstnuu»
limos will givv way to lurgcr rcunlou and
brigblcr light.- nnd l-‘“'l‘t'l| r gnrluut s till-i
lulghticr joy in lhogrcat holiday of hcuvou.
I'Iyt
v-Acemn is harmless.
if you are anxious to find the most re-
liable binodpurifier, read in Ayre’s
almanac the testimonials of those_ who
have been cured of such terrible diseases
as catanh, rheumatism, and scrofula. by
the use Aysr’s Barsaparilia. Then govern
yourself mordigly.
There was a not
What is. "
aslnia
caster-is is Dr. Samuel WI
prescription for Infants and Oilfi-
drsn. It contains neither Opium.
lorphine nor other lmotic nib.
stance. It isaharmlsss substitute for
Psregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is tlnrty' years’ use by
millions of Iothers. Castor-is isths
Withdraws Panacea' —tho WI
Friend.
CASTORIA
For [tribute and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castnria, and see that the Inc-airline
signature of
is, on the
m... we.
Weshallpro- ' ' '
tect oursdvu and the public at all hoards.
Tun Cannon Connor. 7'7 Murray scams
Gillllliii Ill POPUlIlilll.
People surely realize that each and
every one are judged why what they are
able to do. and are not credited by what
sonic one else understands or can execute.
Ladies nwakenat once to what most
concerns them, and that is their figure
and appearance.
We rcaily believe it is an important
duty we owe ours lvcs and friends to
make the most of wh nature has given
us.
Thus, to our hands are intrusted not
only the tasteful adornment of the form.
but also our comfort, improvement of
figure, and in no small degree. our happi-
“959'.
It mnttcrs not whether we are rich or
poor this subject intercds us all.
M III 9 S
of true culture and intciligcnco esteem it
a real accomplishment. to by: able by the
exercise of their own ability to cut. beau-
tifully fitting garments.
MII'I' N HRS
can justly feel proud of their daughters
who possessihe knowledge and ability.
not only to superintcml but to cut and
makothcir own clothing. It is self evi:
dent that they will make bctu-r wives and
mothers. Y
muythink this call is not. for you. but
perhaps it is.
No matter what your station in life I! you
cannot see very far in the future. and a valu-
able trade may mean vet y much to you.
Now that. your attention has been called in
the right direction. Visit the
(with the determination of bettering your conr'
dltiun if possible) and investigate the work.
School Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m.
22 sour" on man.
SOUTH NORWALK.
J
up or
GORHAM’S
T ‘ g . _
e_ a 11 P
Store, ill First AvenuaEast Norwalk. I,
Bit. F. W. D ARMER
. Silllaillli'nfilTlsTJ
42 Washington St”
South liorvulK, (loan.
wrrncc'r cars.
Artificial Teeth with and without plates by
the latest improved methods.
All ‘opevatidna ruining to modern Dis.
tisty performed lap: skillful manner at, about.
one the price charged by dentin.
Teeth Extracted Free of Charge where 0th-
er,tasth are to be inserted.
A lady in attendance.
omen nouns. , .
and”.
DRESS CUTTING SCHllllL ‘
'rssru rinse sun sxrascran.
I 5
horn smagkfg. 03anan .
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Norwalk Chronicler