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'A'PRAGTICAL SERMON
“SAY SO" THE SUBJECT OF OR. TAL-
MAGE'S PISCOURSE.
The Eminent. Divine Believe: lithium
Religion —- Nothing (7m ritiiod Before
Payer-mu; tho Redeemed show Tholr
Colon-"Pi‘llflfllll Teutlnmny.
“'Atilllh'ti'l‘t'lV, .hm. likmli‘w’. lir. ’i‘iil-
mum! tutor pi-otlwcd it more; m-iieiil nnd
\ll...'l£t“~tl\t' sermon thun tin» of t. tiny. Wo
helium it will oilr (Thrhti'iiilutn. ”in still-
Jei-t was "Soy :' 1." tool i".- text whirled
wns l‘uitilmii evil, :3, "Lot tho redeemed of
tho Lord my .50."
An uyurturo. lin tiiitlplion. n ilotnlvdfv' 11‘
thisi-hnptor. unit in my text llm‘oi mile
for on Uillapi‘uli religion and ruin: ~i.~i nil
who now been H'm‘lli'll um: bl. . .d no
louuvr to hide tho opleinizil lurtl. but. to
reelio tliiuu. publish them illitl. o.- i’ur on
possible, lot till the world know :lll in it
“he! thorodeonieil of the Lord I m."
There is it sinful rotii-onro whirh h.“ llt‘l‘ll
nliiiootetiuouitod. ’l‘ho pl'uplu me quite
nsutttopiikon all they ought to ho on till
subjects 0! polities and are fluent and \ ol-
nhle on the Vfillu'lhi‘lllli question and hi-
tiietnllism and "it‘ll“. high and int iuiil
remodeled. undrfunute null'rnuv. and you
how to skillfully much your ii: .ui-i- if
you wont to put into the urine (4'. .i'l'sli
tfuii .. modes! .~ii,':!i-<lluu of your on ii. but
on llll‘rillltjt‘l‘liil tl!\ inogmnlnws. rt“; minus
Mipi-t‘lidii‘.t :iud t‘..‘l‘li.‘ll lilesm-ilnié- . my
tire not only silent. hi.t lltliitllul i». ilu'll'
ri-ili-i-neo. Now if youhriyoln-oii rut. llltll
oftho Lord why no you not my R if
you linvo in your l;-~:iri tho pom' 7‘. « root
priie. \\'t i‘lli inn” tlztiti llll ’ :czunnr
iuuoni‘: \ i. no Ann v» \i’t‘ln. why wt ' tuli-
or, ”to it." 1. “or. P: ziil‘i’ Hy- \ l- . .. l: ilii'
hronlmrs. iii .' not li‘iltil'liiit.iv i‘»1~l'lll'
Hillli lllii.i.i1l!..‘il .- h:ll".' 2.! "-l p . if
from the tout-ti: .l« 2y 3m”. . 1v .1 ill
time of Cotlliri 'i:ili . Vii." : t '- lo
fin-hum and i3.-- l. >2. .. * .. .i'o
t‘nrried y. .i. it yi-i l lye ,i ill . in
heaven unnltiin; _\. 1. ' lul ~h. tho
deed to tlio.~o \i'lio m'iy by t‘ . Hid! troo-
i'Sh fli'l till ctuerniil i‘nstlo on the shunt
houlvvnrdl‘ liy tho luut two words of my
text ovoid nulls uponnll of ii who have
revolved :iny merry til the lllllill (Ml to
Millilllllli-l‘~ill::’.lllll1 tho i“): i ' the
dumb. llllil in tho possum o. i~ -n \ -ni-
in, :iuuols. ileiils :nuliillwiu'hl- ..;.'.-o."
A l'tilyeriml llevii.;i.
In these .liitniury duy< l‘m» 1rd. of
iiiiiilsti rs iiuil primto l'liri~"‘. :i! n twit-
doriiit: :ihoiit lllll‘lii'hi ways or in: a
revival of religion. l min t~-‘l go .i\ :iy
of Hurling! :i l'i'\l\'iil. C(llllliii‘lil.i' in tui-
split-rii- and worldwide. You m} .i 'niiuil
>i:i‘.‘i~ in llt'llYt‘ll. Well, if. shiiu i . melt
jun .". prmperuus hunt->1 ~i w. ' .. 1. 'i\-
en. 'l'ho sun must» sliiuzv, ill '1 "mus
mu~t tli‘.~t't'llll, but llllli'ri ) :ud
miv nnd iiiltiynio the on 1h \. -‘l not
riiiw :i hu~hel of wit-oil . r .i ; . . i «- urn
ludiieou Dow and ll.i- end-i : ~ \\'l"'ltl
WW
W“ ' um
new. rm. unit o mum motor-um
By all Clot-tine people alumina story at
their own oouvonlon. hot too men and
Wtillluu not up next week in yotir prayer
meeting, and. not in a oouyeutlo or
muting or doloful way, but in the the
time they employ in the frunlly or loco
of business. tell how they around the
line, and the revival will begin thou and
thorn it tho pnyer meeting line not boon
. iio dull mi to drive out all except thoiio eon-
ioerniuu whom it was limuiriliiiuoil froth
all eternity that they ohoiild ho there.
There are so many ditforent ways of being
oonrerted that we wont to hear all kind».
to that our own one may be helped. it
niwnyu puts mo book to hem only one kind
of oxporienoe, liit‘h on u then given when
he tolluot his Pauline conversion—how ho
was knocked senseless, and thou bed a
yhilou and heard voices. and utter n rer-
tuln number of days of horror got» up and
.‘llillllt‘il for Joy. All that; dimourtiirel mo.
for I was never ltuooliod “lwll‘dfll, and l
hen-r hnd ranch is iiuddon burst of roilgiouii
riipiiiro tliut limit my equilibrium. lint
:ifier iiwllllo tbClll’ltillllu mun got up in
Home meeting and told liti how he won
brought up by n devout puntntngo and lint!
iilwoyii bum thoughtful about religious
things, and grniliiiilly tho pmwo of tho flitti-
pi-l t‘llltit' lnlulllri ooui like thodnwu of the
l morning—ho llt‘l'f‘t'ltlll'lil difference bo-
tyxeen monwnt iuid tuiunellt~lmti nfter
:m-liilonll porturboiloii wtiiod down into
it hopo thut lintl eonsolmlnuvl strengthened
him during till the yielnitudtu of n lifo-
tizzio. i said. “That is exhilarating; thnt
my. my experience." And so I woe
is: ri-nmhoned.
In another prayer meeting it mun got up
wont through nil tho round of iniquity
un- it no Were all on liNtltN lest ho nhoulil
day be wmt hysoino religioiuipmver hurled
lint. unil then not up n Christian. and luui
over slut-o been going uround with it time
tor lllhlo- with large flnpst under liltllil'ili.
:i tl-mtiui: evangelist. Well. under this
urn-y mnuy nro not helped tit oil. for they
know they tit-yer tinted (led and they
worn nevi-r ilissolutiu But. after uwhllo
ovum Christionwnmun urisou and my»:
" 1 how nothing i-xtrxwrdintiry to toll. Yet
I thlul; tho 0mm of life. the anxieties
tibont my i-liililreu. and two groves opened
in our family plot mode mo feel tho net-ii
i‘i' Hod, llllll wrnk :ind lit‘lillt‘flfi ntiil heart-
broken 1 flung myself upon his thorny.
:nnd i feel whut tho lSihlo mills tho 'pi-nt‘o
,oi’ ti-hl whir-li pom-tit oil understanding!
'tiudI u‘l‘ your prayers that I may lli'o
noun-r to thot‘hrlst who hint dnnuon min-ti
for mo." 1 iieelnrothut betoro thnt Woman
.mr throiiizh we were :ill eryiuu. not. hitter
litll'rl. hut tours of joyful emotion. and in
threeilziys in that neigliliorhonil all the
time Irwin-t. of nillWlilt‘ll.
ili'i-Iui'il of the Lord my so."
Person-l Solution.
1 hove but. llttlo interest. in wind people
my ohoiit rrllgiou us an obstruction. hut
! hove illltnizublo interest in whnt noonlo
Sturdevant
BLOCK.
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The phenomenal success of our
“Great Manufacturer's Stile" of
Clothing eclipses anything of the
hind ever heforenttempted. Thoug—
nnds have taken :idyniitnge of this
grand opportunity to ’Plll’t'llllSC
suits, Overcouts (lllll l'isters in less
than cost to manufacture. 'l‘rude
increases daily;du«: to the Wonder-
ful values we are giving. There
still remains mnny thousand illil—
lzirs worth oi" dcpcndnhle merchan-
dise which we shall offer :it still
lower prices-~giying greater values
than ever before. This sale in-
cludes Furnishing Goods, llillS,
Caps, Sic.
ilElGS S; CU.
$ 8 ()vercoats
reduced to
$4.89
. $6.25
. $7.75
$9.75
$6.25
$7.75
$9.75
Sto Overcozits
reduced to,
8 I 2 Overi‘onts
reduced to
$15 Overcoats’
reduced to
I
the Ulster-s
reduced to
$t2 L'lsters
rt dnced to
815 Ulsters
reduced to
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“ GREAT
Manufectrer’s
SALE.”
You will save dollars by pur-
chasing NOW.
Meigs 8; Co.
tuni told no how he once holed Hod. Mill l
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no inn lllllt'li into tho particulars. hut ono ’
no madman they new mutiny to“
o! religion. It yr:- ,ou oxpmiou 0! his
own gratitude for porwniii iiiilyiition
which led Charles Weidoy, otter n memo
of (was dint-tindouey olmiit hin mill and
illiriiit had spolmi portion. to wrlto ilinl
immortal hyuiu:
uh. tor it limit-Ind tonnitevi to uni:
”3’ "out ilodei-iiier'ri pru‘isoi
It won tifier Abrohuiii Lint-olti huil Iii-en
condoned in tho hum of ’l‘liil. tho bright
boy of tho White llouw. llllil lm sold. "1
now soo till item below tho pl'i'uiulirilli'fl!
of (lod'ri love in .iooiio Uhrlut ouii how we
M‘ti brought near to iloii «3 our Father by
him."
What it thrill went. through the mention
in I’ortliuid, (in. when on tax-attorney
general of the lfnlti-il Htiiti-x‘ lti‘llrlll and
mid: "Lilith night i not up uuil usLoii iho
prayers at tiod'ii lu‘tilili‘. I fool now per-
Ioetly mthtflod. The burden is rolled off
nuil iill gone. unit 1 fool illitl l i-oulil riiu ‘
or fly lulu the units of Jesus i‘hrht. "
What. it l'wtifll {or lill time und urrnl'y ‘
With innilo by liellnrlii:.. tho plziy .il'llil‘. in .
the theater tit lieliopolis. A lillrlt'rilllo of l
Uhrliittnnity was put: upon the utiigo. in l
l
iii-rhilon of tho orillniint-o o! baptism ll
hiithtuh. llllrd with water. won put. upon .
tho stout». and another actor. in iiiylul'
blonphomy. dipped llollni-liw. pronounoluu
ovi-r llllil tho Wurtla, "l huptlzethoo in tho ’
lllllltt' of tho Fiitlii‘r. of the. Son and of tho {
Holy “litlol.” lint eotulmgt‘ortli from tlio'
lilil'li‘h‘illit'tl baptism ho hmlmd ohunueil l
ntid wmi i-hziiiged, and he vrird out to tho I
niiilieni-i-z "l mu iit‘lirlnihiu. iwill llli‘
int n Christian." Though he wu- drugged
out and sioivod to death. ihoy t‘lllllti imi
drown the testimony niude undrr ~ui-h
nwfiil elri-unistnni-es. "i uni :it'hrlniitiu.
lnili illii:i.~' u t.‘hr‘i.~ii:tu." "hot the re.
deemed of llio Lord my on."
Etncuy or l'royer.
What it rouglrniotlou would come if till 5
who hnd nuswori-t to lil'll)‘t'l'ri wuulil spool; ‘
out; if till tiierghnntu iii light lililt‘t‘n ill"
t'ililuu of hard thuoo Williltl tell how. in n--
alumni to Miliplltfflllfiil. they not tho mom-y
to pny the note; if all farmers in time of ,
drought Would tell how. in unsun- In
. pi'nyi-r. the ruin hill)" just in How in mm .
tlo- orop'. if all purl-tits who prayed for n ;
’iilulez'int: wit to come homo would tell
how, not long tillt'l‘. they lii‘nrd the boy's .
linud on tho liiiL‘ll of tho front door. i
Samuel “ink, on l‘illull~ll Methodist l
preacher. “tilll‘iil'll old for West llllll'| nil“ l
slouu froth :i l‘ii.‘li till-Air nud tziili-d. 'l‘lu n
the minister dropped on hie ltlli't‘a. and tho
mist-r sold. "I will give. thee ll ',.'i!llli‘.'i if
thou wilt “ill! over." lint illl' lullllxil‘l‘
t‘litlllllllt‘ll to proy. until the mlwr :iid.
"I will giw then '3 Killlli'nh if thou will.
girt- over." Then lllt' money wn~ lulu n ;
to the iiii~.-'ionni‘y llli'l'lillu. tlh. tlu-‘
i '> " 't -l' ilvlloi itlr li'tli‘
. pomrofptnya! Mi .iti .. l i. l r_
ire had gone out of tho river in n oprlng— ‘. ' .
't‘tll r ted. v. r ”in" W n 'n Ilsi'o win-re
"Let ”w m“ int. \ iqii ,. . .. l .
i'hildri-ii irrru iii-uni priiyltiu. and lie ('lilllt‘
hawk. tuning" “lil‘i'llirt'll, tailto i'tllil'Jlli'.
'I'lii- rhildrru ore praying for us." Noth-
lugrnn otuhd iii-fore pmyi'r. .\u lnluh'l 1
'i-iimo intozi liihlo t‘ltl-o to ml»; pill/lip;
3 always to begin with pruyi-r.
BRIDGEPOR‘I’, 011‘
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' of course submit to our rule. iind thut l.-l
questions. .‘inuy of tho neluhhon more
in to llt‘iil‘ the iliseiiv‘ion. ’l‘he llllltll'l
urn-to and mild to the lender of lllt' Hilda
oliius. "I hear yllliilllni‘i'1|lll'n‘lltill‘4ltd-it'll?"
“Uh, you.“ mid the lender. "hut tit, lliii
Mort let. IIF kllt't‘l down and oak tied to
guide usi" “llli, no," sold tho lululel,
“I did not mine to your! I mum to dish
" lint." mid the lender. “you will
I'Ilhh'.
’l'lio li'llllt‘l'
knelt in pmyrr. nnil thiviiuroseiind hlitl to .
the infidel, “.\ow you pruy." ’l‘lio itiildi-l l
replied: "Ii'unt ot pray. 1 how no that to
pray to. Let me go! Lot me go!" The .
speetntors. who exported fun. found hotly
tin.r but oyi-rpowvrinu ooh-tunity. mid u re- ‘
vivid storied, iiud uniting the. first. who i
were hrouizht in was tho lulldol. 'l'h:it l
prnyer ilid it. in all our llli'ri tlwro how '
llt‘t n times win it we felt that prayer moi
lillo‘i‘.‘i'l‘i'tl. Then let its my Sit.
'l'ln-rt-lihgi-Nmi this hillt', of tho rirer
thut diiidos Hil‘ili nud hi'tivi-u. rmdy nt ?
nny llllm [it i'ritss l]\'t‘r, lliii .‘Ilillxlll‘ til"
proyer for this ri-ntiiry. .loreuiluli t‘.ilvln
la’llllilllt'l’, the founder of the Fulton street
prnyer meeting. {Hill if he should put on
hi~ spii'ttii-li-s :inil rend this l mini:- laitu
n“ more ipiziliih-d thou tiny mun :-lllt‘fl
lllhle times in demonstrating wluii prayer
i'nn do. lleur lil‘llilii'l' Lnnphh-r! 'lhe
high lit-ovens lll'l‘ fiill I‘llllfi fume. ll:-.\ lug
unnuiiueoil is meeting for 1;! o‘elovk Supt.
‘J: . 1.5.37. ho so! in tho ilppi'l‘ room on |"ul. _
ton ntreet. Now York. waiting for pmplo
to «onto. lie. wniied for n lmlf hour, :Iud
then it l'oolfiill was lll'lil‘tl on ll‘t!.‘~li‘]i~. .‘illll'
:illt'l‘ nwhiln iii .“ill ti personslnrilwd. lllll
tho next ilny :H. and the next day lo. :iuil
from that time to this. for over 35 _\'I.’il'H.
every day. Sabbath exeeptod. tluit Fulton
street prnyor meeting has been n plltt‘i!
whoropooplo luivo naked prnyer and un‘
sworn in prayer him: been illlllllillll'i'tl. and
the throh of that grout heart of r-lllffllli‘ii'
lion haw llll'illoil not only into the item’-
eus‘. hut i‘lonr around the world. moretluin
any spot on mirth. Thur hits horn tho
pint-e whom the redeemed of tho Lord mid
do!
The Value of Kim] Wordn.
not ”to amino Ulli.‘|lllht'lllli“.~i no euipioyiui
townrd those by whom wohnro lli‘t'll person-
olly nilynntiigrd. ,Wo wait until they nro
deud before we my so. Your pnreuts have
planned for your best. interests nil thoso
years. They may oouietinios, their nery- ;
one systi-iii used iipbytliei-nres. the llwsos. 1
tho disappointmoms“ tho wurrliuenis of ,
life. he muro ll‘l'lilililu lhnu they ought to v
be, and they prohubly have limits which ;
lili\‘t' iii-mine oppressive no tho your}; ,1!” by. l
lint thosu eyes. long heforo they took on
Slii‘tiilii‘lt‘r‘, Were, watching for your in lfnre.
:itid thélr hands. not. :is smooth and llllli‘li
more dei ply lined than nili‘i‘. lim‘odoue. .
for you muny :i good day's work. Life
in»; lil'l‘ll to them more of n hil'llgyllt' than
you will over know about, zuiil lilllt'll of
tliostrinzglo luvs been for you. nod how
much they are wrtipped up in your n‘el.
fnrn you will iieyor zippreeinto. ’
Have you by Word or gift or heluivior _
(‘Zpl't's‘i‘tl your (hunks? tlr if you i-uunnt
quite get up to say it limit to fare, Inivo
you written it in :vtllllt‘ holiday sniuintiou?
The timo will simu puss flilll they will ho
gone out of your sight. and their l'lii‘ri will
not hour. and thoiroyos will not see. If
you owe. them any kindness of deed or lllly
words of iippret'intlou. why do you not. any 1
so? How nun-h we might till ot‘ ma sure !
ourselvos in tliomntterof regrets if wo did ;
not delay until too into on t'Xlll‘t'ihllril of l
’iiligtlii tti ll" -.=iti.~piil»;i‘li.
‘ they ,‘le i~ l..‘r~Il Milli-tutu. or ri‘lilllsl'. m
' tin ll‘ own fatigue. if you how nor in .ird
'fill‘ llllt‘.
3 l-t‘l'ttllil illihL't.‘ you are .ilwnys \\'lll(‘ tiwuke
' Hull \i'lll'“:~.t_".‘ Mi."
§ trt-iyvil one, “"
the wont of on the serum in loot you
did not ottoner. it you-over did at all. tell
her or tell him how indliipen to she won,
or how indiiiponiinblo he woe to your hop-
pinmot, and that in itoiiio plolli, ll||lilfli toll:
, Moo—«watt
= lmiu nun you did not link for torglvoneu;
tor inilrnilthm nnii lii‘flltmlo, unit by iiouio *
unlimited iittorotico iiiiiliil lt ululerotmd
llnit. you fully lt|i|ll‘iitllliloil tho litlolity Mid ;
ro-oiii‘omouont of many yt‘iirn. Alma,
how miiny Min-h how to hunt-ht the Will of l
their lives. "Uh, lfl hull only Hold no!"
The (’iirlntian Ideal.
lily subject tiilieii nwliler riin'uo. Tho
Lord bio; hundred» of llltillhfllltln at people ,
uniting those who him- never joined his
lil‘lllV lit‘l'fllisi' ot sumo lil;.‘li idoiilot' wlint o
Christian ohould be, or hound-o of ‘i fear
tluit thoy moy not hold out. or because of
n i-plrlt ot’ prooruntlnuiion. 'l'hey hiiyo
iiovi-i- publicly [Ii'Uli'owil t‘hrhit. They
have u». tum-h right to the onermnontx lillil
in‘ liilii‘li rlulit to till the lil'l\'lltli.'f"~' lil’ lJii'
i-lniri'h us lliUlihllllllx who into for your!
“11‘” ourollnii ln rliiiri-li llll'lilllt‘l‘rlilll. and
rot they have nuidi- no ptnltlvo litteruni'...
by widen the world may know they love
find and lil'l' on the mud to heaven. 'lliey
ore I'tlilt'tllilt'll of llli' Lord. llll yet. do not '
my on. (iii. “liiil tin nugmoniiiiiou it 1
Would ho if by isomoilhluo liiipul~o illl‘
Home. outsiders should lo i'ohii- ill-lill'i'hl l .
toll you wind would bring. I! no to melt-
rl;:ht plum a. lllltl pi-rliups noiliiimi-lso will. i
l’iil'ilif iti‘l'fl't‘lllltiil! it they net-o littlll'
poliod to “the iltlt's its lll‘l'»\l"'li Illiri-t- iind .
lil~ l‘lll'i‘lll". they \voiild hike the old“ “fl
l‘lir1~i. and the tumult-u uud the lll-ll‘ll‘
llll'lll‘iif torture. lilill tho iiiizitlieiinw of
lill i-nrtli und hell Would not make them
hlntii'li, Martyrs iiri- nuiilo out of fillt'll
otntl' 1H tliry uro. ltui hi llli'lli not wuii
for i-‘iii-h ll:i_\"£. in l ptuiy l-t Hod muy il\'\’t‘l'
t‘lilllt‘. limwu liy |hl' .-t‘li-I' i l l:|ll‘lli'~'~ iitiil
' loath-o nudohilgntiou. lei thoin rleW'llt'll'
t‘llliil‘a‘.
on!
’i'hk elinptvr from which linLo my text. ;
mentions sat-vexed plow-o of poi-mun who;
Among them till .
lllilsi' w..o go on .‘i journey. “hot on up-
portunuy you how. you who t-[Il'llll on
tum-h of your llim' on roll ll‘fillh or on
bill] llllfll'll. “in tin-r on in..-w " :‘ii: .' or nail
.‘prond tho :tory of Unit‘s L-.n?'.- ~- and
your own n-iluiiitii-ui \il‘ \.i x".
You will liriiii liil..i_\’ u
some one whom you will pm 9 ~i e .iunlu.
i-oiiii- one who l~ \vuii lll‘; by mud of
ri'wtiiv or you Mimi-in, .‘dnlu- I ll ry mil
1mintiniisti-giuii'rniiioyliiupiilui'oofatx’i-d
.“IlilN. ('ueuzil t'vui\i-r~nlloli~' lt:i\‘i- liziri‘t'sl-
Let. the reilu-i-iuiul of tho Lot-d any
.4 I
llt“lll|l
.r-"'.~.i'
«int
7 ed it um; li'I-l for (ind.
'i'lwr-i- mo imiuy I’liristiun Workers in
lpiilpii-u iii minim: stnlions. in Sulvl'uth
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N'lliiiblr. lli ll?ilil'.‘ll‘tl of plot mi \ilio iiro il-i-
' rolled up for eorotioilou. ’l'hiit will ho tho
. tiny of etiihrohimiiiut for tliooo whom the
in. «cutout we omit w you nun use pio- '
titre that. whieli unite: the but Judgment
a magnificent opportunity We omit the
foot that it hi to lnlnilny of glorious ex-
planation and ooiiimouiliitlou. The limit;
jinitiou that millions of unrownaloii Mid ;
unrwoanizeii iiuil unnppneiutod nion “Nil i
wmnou get will ho on that tiny whon Mll\‘- f
lee» thut. never rolled forth rm mueh tui tt i
liltWhililIM‘r line of tin-mt pond or iilomonii T
type. we tho prllitorn‘ term it. ohull ho
world i-tilh-d "uUlMtillt‘i-i." Joshua. who
commanded the illlli nod moon to aloud
. still. lit't'lln‘ no hint juduuuvnt to not jinitlro
1 dohu him. but llitthu men do need it llinl
judgment who it! limos, in oil iil'llllml. un-
der tho most violent. tumult. lli obedleiieo
to rouuiuind. theium-lros ntoodoiill. lit-h—
ornh. who tun-oiirnuod “and; to hriiwry
lli llullle :Iiziiliiid tho oppremwu of l~rui~l.
needs no hot )llilllllli‘lll Iogot ju~ilro doiio ‘
her. for Illizl2~.iliil‘i of )‘t‘lil‘rl lum- i-liippod
hi-r tipplziiow. lint tho iiiiw who in oil
lull" lmyo euroiirnued their lili‘llllitlli lu (
the bottles of life. wimii-u wit-m: imiuoii
Were hardly known hoyond tho hm xi rout ‘
or the mm farmhouse. must have Hod Miy ‘
to tlu'm: “ You did Well! You illii glori‘
ousiyi I now you down in thut iliilry. l
Wlill‘lll‘tl you in tho old foriniiouw mend-
lniz tho~o children's oloilii-ai. I llt'lll'll whiii
you mid in tho way of three wlwn tho
lll'i‘iiil\\llll|l'l‘ of the loom-hold true in do- .
i-pziir. l ri-iiii'uilwr till the hll‘k i-rudloo you
have Hill“ in. l l'l'llli'l;.lit'rllil‘ lllll'iilll‘lli",
; tho hot-.iiiit'lii-u, the lutirliii'liw. 1 Mom tln-
story of your knitting nei-dlo its will its 1 l
. know the :-ini‘_\' Hi :i quot-It's bl't'llll‘l'.
l‘llsllt‘» on tho lit-:ivi-iily hill in oil ri-.iily for
you. Ho up and hike it 3" And iiiiniug
iothi- Mil‘pl‘lr'il ltllllililltll'ilil lll‘liYi‘ll he
will my. “who did who! die could." Hod
will any Ml.
Pernomsl Teflltnnny.
And now lelouo with giving my own
per-omit li‘~llitmn_\'. tor l must not. r'hjnln
upon hilll‘l'vt tin-.i \\'lllt'li l dei'liui- Ill}"‘-i'il
too... liorn‘ut lioiiuil llr-mh. .\'. .l.. ”in
piireuzoge n4 pit-mi no the wnrld t-i‘i-r .-.i\i'.
I nth-q. belon- north and limiyi-u llz‘il
linie always felt tho oleyntli dhiml l't'~
straining lllilllt her of hitting litlll it good
father not} it good mother. i'lllll if inn: nhl.
in do lutlf lt~' will for my l‘llllllrl'll :h the
old folkulid tor me I will hi- thankful
il.l'i'\l'f. 'l'lie yours of Ii._\' lift» [lthht'tl on
i
1 until. :it about in yours of one. i felt the
‘ [ll'tN‘ili'il
ol' eh-rtml Tf‘fllllli‘~'. and after
pruyur and roll-xii lih ('tlllli-i'l l lilh‘fl‘il into
who: I took to ho .‘i mmd ~ltt'l‘ lillll jolnoil
thi- l'lllll‘t‘ll. and I uni-«t- lll‘l-ll‘t‘ l‘ltl'lll :Illll
lrl‘llvt‘ll llliil lliMi' found it :i tiiml helpful
lilill Motoring ii.» minilon. l lilo- :iuv mur
puniumhip no w. .'l tlmt I riiiiiioi ho stills
tin: llit'll' host for lit 1. :wd without any i llnl if i how it day hws of it than all eter-
' 'uuioii. 'l'lioy :w stud rotor. and “I l filly .M’t-rmnduot’ug :it rolleu‘into :ind
oui- elm r~ ill-"ill. l’vrh:ip~ all the i'i-wiiri.
of any good tln y hav- lllrlll'. h-l tlu-in lino“
Zilliilll ii. if you find some one l|"lli'lllt'll
by their units, or tin ir [‘l‘:i\'t'l‘~. or lllt'll’
chm-ritzy rord. 3;” rind trll lllllll. 'l‘lw)
“my lm lillll' ~t lR‘Jtil' to uni» tip lliolr mi...-
rilnil. They may ho ulnyml in despair ho
rim-i- ol' the M'l'llilll“ hit-l. of rwiiliw‘. titu l
word from you they he on ordination thin
ili rlltl'l tin-mi.“ tho «hit-2‘ \yrii‘l. or ihn‘ir
A l'liri~ti:iti womni. mid to hot
illis‘itll‘l “My usriulneso is done. i do not
know why my lilo i-i spared iiii_\' lougrr,
heroine i can do no good." Then thi
pmtor replied. “ You do me great good ev-
ery >:-.hhniii." rho ii>lii‘ll. "llow iloi do
you :iuygi-odY‘ ntid ho replied. "in the
lll‘ri plot-r you on» always in your seat in
line l lilil'i‘ll. tinil that helps luv. iiliil in lln
and uh rt. hulking: right up into my fury,
and that hell» me; and in tho third plnro
1 often in o ienrs running down your
('lli‘l‘lH. nutl that help. me " What :i good
thing he did not. wziit lllilll shi- \\.i.~‘ dend 1
lit-fort! ho mid no!
llelpfnlueu of Appreeimion.
'l‘liri't- nre linudmi.‘ o! punish-rs who
hziyo li:ird “-vl'k to limiu' .~v.~mou~ hit-nus:-
no “no I'X]ll‘|'.~-l'§ nny liltltl'l'! lotion. They
{ire afraid of lllllklilt: lulu min. 'l'lii' no
no iii the bout-diction l~ prouoiinm-d they
turn on their lll'l'l~ and put out. l'. I‘lml" it
want Hillji'l‘l on \\ lllt ii ht- hziii put i~.~p.-i~l.il
ptiit‘». He sought for the right iuvl. Mill
[in ll did his boat to pi.: the old thought
into some how hllt‘il‘t’. lio hud pixiy. d that
it litiglzl. :10 lo the lli'lJ'lntll the people.
lie luid :uldril to the :lr‘llllllt'lll ilio must
\'l\ld liliiwii‘nllmnn llt' t‘lllilll lliilll; (if. lie
llilll deliyt-rvd till with n pom." that it'll
hint normusiy i'FCl|:u:.~li'il. l-‘ivi- liuiulri-u ,
)voplo imiy liiiyi' lrm-n lvlt ~1~tvd by it, :iinl
ri suited npoi. it higher life and humor pur-
pomx‘. Yet nil he hours la .- «hull; of lllt
[WW tlthll‘. Ut‘ llll‘ bllllllllltg’ ili' l-Hi lll lllt‘
(llnll'. or some I‘i'ill‘il‘l; :iIa-ii: tho \'.'t-:'.tlii-r.
the l:’..-l I'i"~ll‘i of imitiiiy. "u'iiy did not i
that mun eonu- tip and .~: “ trunkly. " You ,
have done mo good?" \‘ iv did llui wine i
wanna mum tip nud so}: " i >llltll go home ,
to tnito up tho llllilli'll of life more More ’
fully?" \Vliy did not some pi-vl'.-.---inii:ill
nniu l'nlill'llii and soy: "'l'linuk you. doui- s
lnio, for that. good :uiiirr? 1 will itii.i' it. I
(loll llli'.~~‘ you." Why did they not toll.
l
l
V.
til
hint Mli’ Ibtiye linimn mluidem in the
not-yous. r-5ii'liuil t1..-: eomi . to :-«.un.- ililt'l'
tho ilelli’i'ry of :i fii‘i'illiill who no r» t'llillli: .
result. to no homo and roll on the door in :
tigony.
llu! tomoke up for this Lit-l; of our »
spokon religion ih. ro lll't d-. to be null v. ill I
be u grout day when. umid titusolvtiiiiities‘
and grandeur: of :: “denim: lllli\\'l"t'.
Nostiiiistive run rill“!
how many pituin rs lune l'l'l'lnl'll errvili-s
:intl liiiVi‘l‘l‘ll niei‘ i'lil'ntttiin- .‘ll'ltllanl'h :‘lIJl
brought up their lliinililm~ to manhood and
wmnnuliootl .‘illtl lunui-lud then: upon ii>i~ .
fill :ind sorrowful li‘n - nmi yet lil'\l’l‘ re-
‘l::ii:i; you'” :1 niuouutvd «
to. iinytliltig "he ilziuuu . li'T'tllil"
lllll‘t'lh‘dil sot‘inl lil‘o or. x i1-- :ii!'..iin~i-ii in 5
highest rezilin-t of prmpi-rliy: the sons tool:
llut first honor-t of tho university and lie-
i-nmo rndlnizi it: iiioiiotnry or prol'i-«ionnl .
split-res. Ncitrtlio N'IIYi‘li of nil tluit tip-
lllted mutt-rind lhtlnoni-o must. come. out.
Society ilLtl not my .~o. tho (hureh did not.
say so. tho World did not say no, hit: on i
that ilnyof all other tuiys. tho ins-'1’ tiny. I
(lod will 5in so.
There are men to whom lifo is it. grind
unil n ioutlit‘l. liori-tlituryti-ndenrios' to ho .
overcome, tit-(‘idrntnl onyironnu-iits to ho
endured. allzldlllllgiiilllittsllltlll to he llll'l- 2
unit ronouirrod. and. they never so mueh
. with tire.
l flirt iititl tidili-il thtit Iii! Wm that boy.
‘ old M‘lllltlllillilt‘ looked hliu over without
illlitli'ljii'dl iii-til lll'l"‘- l llud lllt' hands“ :1
ton i r i‘.‘i't'l\i‘ purl int-lipid upon my head
insidiniii oidiiiutinu :il lit'l'l'l’llll'. X .l..
untl l nit-wt Iii-for . earth "“4 hi'mou tlnit
the work (if the I; v~pi~l lllllil>lry lizi-t’ lwi'Il
delightful. uud onpw: to pronvh until in)
l:i.~i hour. Moor llllll'~i l huyi- [lll.~~l'll
through dwp water of lll'I'l'fl\"‘lilI‘lll_. and
but for the divine promise of hem-only rv-
uhiozi i would liriyo gone under, but int-
lrsi lwllirt- t';il'lll Mid llt'llll'll tho! the rum-
fiitt of the gospel is high. drop. glorinlh.
"ll'l'lli'tl. Molly lime~ lime i been nmlignrd
1nd my Wu‘l‘k llilsl‘t‘]ll’l'~l'lllt’tl, but :ill molt
fi|l~t‘lltitiil uud pi-rsi-i-ution hiiyr turned out ,
for my nilyniuoui- und i-nlnrgwd my work.
mil 1 illl-‘Hl hot'o‘u' eni'th tint! iii-:ivon that
(ind has fulfilled to lllt‘llll‘llrtillllri'i. “Ln.
into with you iilwny!” :itiil "'i‘ho L'lilt".
of in ii shill not prevail :l',',lillt'-i you."
l"-»r the l'llt‘l‘l' of younger “15'” in all do-
pnrttin-ut-z lot the fili)’ you will route out
'lll right if you llilllll your own lilidllll'.“
stud liTt‘ patient. The assault of the world
'i.-I only lu-iug ruldmd donn by it rough,
Turin-h towel, and it. improwo the i~iri-ii-
lotion and mold-r. Him moro vigorous.
\i‘hih» :hi- futiu'i- holds tor the runny mys-
lt‘i'll‘fi Wllll’ii i do not pin-tend to .‘oil'i’iil .
lllll hilt}; in evpu-intioii tlmt win-n my
;. .or Work i~ done. 1 shall go through the
uni; ~ and “it'll my Lord :iiid :tll my kin-
dn-il who hum prim-did llll‘. it pl‘i'rl'uliil
group \llittltl 1 mi~s mori- :ind moi-o :i~ the
via-ta “it liy. :inil I :lllt'r~i hivfol'o i-;i:'lli :itiil
luni‘h'li lint, llit' Killrll‘j of lliit liiu‘ivi'llly
iiorld illinniim my pothwny. Iiii-oiirts
.ti’luw tin» lilillt“-’.~ may l-;i.~s tho lililoor
lift l.i< right bond in with, but u»; i have,
' oftoti Lint-d :ln' dour old lion]; i now lift 1
my right h.iuil nun who onth by him that
liynii [ori-wr and over llu'il (it d is ,‘Iit'ltl,
‘lllil tli'it tlii-trnjpivl i-i ii lliljllily roti>.;l:i- '
. limit it! do) 4 of troiiltlv. :iilil ll..ll’ the boat
friend :i limit our luid lm' Jest». rind tlint
llt’ilit‘ll is tillrtilllll‘ly sure to illliri' ixho
trim and ~"‘r\'i- the llll'a‘d‘ll lit‘lll'l'iilifl'. to *
whom he glory uud Illllllllllilll nud yiwiory ;
niid Milli: unil l'lliil‘llt‘ of white rohi-il iru-
. mortals Mandingo” 51‘:l.~iil gln“ mingled
.\Iili u and omen!
Dr. llnlmeii' Selmolmate.
0110i 1' the most :imusiugof Ilr. lloluii-S' I
exporii-ut-i-s was ii in?” in; when he was 111‘ ;
roudy post his pi'iino with on old .\uiloyer ;
bL’llhIllllliillf.
’I'hodot-tvr linilgivt it n lecture in u )liw- 1
Slu‘llllfiz‘llh t-ity. lilltl tho uuxt duy his lltlni,
2i lending i'itizeu,‘ tool; him out for :i drive
ul‘oui town. 'l'ho ihn'tnr i'>lili‘tl over at door
.'| unuu- tlmi, loin: :luowm i'nmilinr to him.
ills t'llli‘i'llllni'r mndo tho lllll‘iltlllt'iltlll.
but the uteri-hunt >lliti\i~il more iuti-rt-st in 3
the citizen thnu in his iiuili-rdyoil L'lll'bl’.
Thi- tlilt'lill‘ inquired if lm With not. it rtu—
dent in Phillips. _\uiloyer, in loci).
After it slight hesituiion ho :iuswered:
“Ye". Littli: follow, woau't lit-‘1"
Tho (liif'illt‘ admitted ilizit rill'll was the
The
‘ nllll'li uppi-nrnui'o of inn-rest.
v
"So you didn’t tuko a college. Course?
remarked thodoetor.
"No; l'i‘ofolloWi-d the. hnriiwuro hush
ness. and I'\'" done very well in it. Where
i have you kept yourself?"
“I've been prm-tic‘iug mi-ilicine in Bus— .
Y1
ton.
“Strange l have never heard of you. I
have been in Boston (llllili often, nndI
know in good many doctors there."
"Well, I have ulso been n professor in
’Hnrtntd Medit'nl college. tiud my lei'tureu
there. hayo occupied most of my thin) in ‘
late years. so that I haven‘t prllptlifud‘
Yiilll’ ‘
The
l lilt'l'i‘lltilli replird thut lii-wns illt‘l't' :it thut ;
‘ tilm'.
“llo you reinviiihor A boy tin-re named .
' liolnii‘s—(lliver Weudoll llnliui-r?”
‘ obligation that would hnyo mndo the. lost.
years of enrtlily life more ntlrnetiyo. 'l‘lio
grave is ileuf, iiiid epitnphs on cold murhie
onunot. nuiku reputation.
In conjugal llfo tho honeymoon is soon
post, and the twiilti tnko it for grniiti-d
that. onrii is thoroughly understoml. llow
lit‘pelliii-ln, on molt other they heroine. nntl.‘
the years go by. and perhnps nothing. in 1
said to make the other lolly understood 5
l- no hot! n roso pinned to their cont lnpi-l in
l ntlitilmtioti. ’I'lioy tit-yer had it song dodi-
l colt-d to limit mime. 'l‘liey never haul :i
‘ hook prosouted to them with it roiupll-
; uwninry word on the fly leiif. All tliiiy
ilniyo toshow for their lifetitno bottle is
sears. But in the lost tiny tlio story will
tonne out. and that. life will he put in holy
nnd trtiusmmdent rhythm. nnd their eour- ,
flftt! tutti persistonoo niid folth and victory :
that sl-usoof dependence. Impatient words:
sometimes 51mm forth. and motli‘i-s tire
llllolhll‘rpristivil. and it. is taken int u :not-
terof mun-to that the two will wnlk the
path of lilo sido by Eildli until nhout the
sometime their joumeysholi lll' 'enilivd.
lmsens the right hnnds thut worn clasped
yearn l atom-at the ultorot orange blos-
limos i. in winning takes place. imii uino‘uy
but mine sudden muloppnlllml illness un- ‘
I will not only honnnouneed, but- rewarded.
l ”'l‘hesonre they than. mine out of grout
:trihulution and had their robes washed
l and mode while. in tho blood of the Lamb."
i God will any so! .
l Lat Judgment. »
We miss one of the chief ideas of n l at
judgment. We put iniotho picture t o
l tire. and the. smoke, and the earthquake.
l and the descending angels, and «the unfil-
i l
lunch.”
Independent.
Dr. Henry J. Gnrriuoes any: that bl-
cycle riding for women is apt to oyer—
ecinc the inipnlsiveuess iind \vhimsi -nl-
. ity Wlllt'h render so many of them on i
‘ happy- m ,-_,_.-.
The porte will soon be rend y to treat
with the powers as fully on they ileo
mend. There are not many more Chris-
t
l
i
i
Dr. Holmes,physician. si'lontist. littir- .
. nteur, poet and wit,‘ wns midi-titty of.
small account to his whiloiu selioolumlo.— i
NO MORE TO BE SAID.
if you “loll perfect more“ in the
" l‘tillhll‘llt‘lltiil " of light. lu‘nltlilul.
delirious pin. mite and biscuits. your
Looking School Teacher will always
my -~" lint above all. one only
Boss Baking Powder
lorit's wluit nuiilcthelr i'riielier famous.
You know lllt‘lli of worse. for over
3.oim.imo pounds \it're ~old lost year."
Take no hlllihilllllt' trout )(ilil‘ grocer.
HANUIAQVUIIO IOL!LV ”V
t'. It. Bill“ 1 §il.\'. New London. i‘on
l
; The following extract speaks
~ for itself: '
'll’roui the linki'r's Ili‘l"‘7‘(l. London. .\’o-
' vemher l, 1W3»
“WASHBURI’l'S SUPERLATWE,
' the CREAM of American Patents
.was the ONLY American Flour
‘ used by Mr. T. E. Turner, who
‘gainedthe Champion Gold Med-
al at the late Baker's'Exhibition
for the BEST BREAD. See Bait-
er’s Record, October 4, l895.
‘Can be obtained of all respect-
able Factors and Millers."
This dim-r». tl::it \\'.‘islihurn’s
Dupet‘lntirc as gaining world wide
‘fame.
u‘a,”
Roberts, Tucker
& Goodwin.
Hartford. Conn.
700 Main Street
Mill .‘ffl'llls for t ‘uniu-i'tii'iii.
1THE RIGHT
jFLAVOR
if you lil‘t' fond of ten. i~ :i lll’lllt'lptil i-ou—
*lllt'l'tlll'lll in !llt‘ soloi-tiou of this or that
: pairtii ulnr kind. “3* have some. of flip
i-litlimwt tons to lit' found in the dry. as
rouuoim-urs l'illi :llit‘fii. We have sow-
rtil hruuds. >o thut we are likely to pietis'o
you “'llillt‘Vt‘i' your llt.~lv.
Try llll‘ MA Y QI'I‘IICN.
Samuel
Comstock,
Jr.
72 North Main
Street.
hornet“:
BOARD or RELIEF.
Notii-i- i‘i hereby given that the Board of
Relief for the Town of Norwulk. 0n lllt'
. tissessitieut li~t oi loin}. will meet in the.
fil'll‘cllllt‘ll"llillt'l‘. Monilnv. .ltinitury iitli,
Ill ‘1 o'i-loi-k p. m,: \Veilui-sdtiy eyeninlz.
.lnuunry \lli, Ill To't-lni-k; Saturday, Jlill‘
ILU‘V ilth. tit t: o‘ivloi-i. p. or: Wednesdey
evening. .liiiiiuirv livth. :it Io’i-lnek; Satur"
ilny. .lnunury Nit. :it '3 o'i'loizk. p. m4;
\Vt‘lllll‘fitllly eveuiuu. .liiunnry L’L’d, tit. '7
o‘clock. and Shim-tiny, .l:iuliiiry 25th. tit 33
o‘clock p. in.. for the purpose of hearing
and deter-minim: :iuy uud nil appeal».
mode to them from the doiugu oi' the as
~essors.
The 3mm] of ltellt-f will meet. with the
assessors :isn ioiht honrtl. Jnnlluryflhth.
*nt 1i o'clock p. in.. for the. purpose ofnbut-
int; the poll! of nick and indigentpersens.
u. s. Klii'l‘ll. , llonrd
lil-ZXItYSEYMnl'ii, ‘ of
.t.t.\ii-:s .\i. i..i.\'i~:. l miter.
Norwulk, t'otm., Der-ember 24. Hit).
:12.” im
City Board of Relief.
Notiee in hereby given that the Boarder
Relief for the City of Smith Norwnlk will
met-ton Monday. Juunury iiih. liltiii, m 'J
n‘cloek p. m.; Friday. Juniimiy 10th. loll“.
‘ \\'etlne.~ttlny. .liitiutirr lSih, lh‘lltl, Wedues»
’ dny. Jtmuury rind. NM. ’l‘nestlnyJenuury
12min mm. tit 7:30 o‘louii p. in.. otthe Coun-
cil Chamber. on “iii'llllnll i-treit. in said
city. for line purpose of iii-tiring nut] deter-
l miuitiu nil nppenls from the doing» of the
City Assew-rs in the li~t of 1395.
CHARLES l“. HALLOCK, .
ROBERT M. Wild (IX.
i . liitaril of Relief.
Dated oi the (‘ity of South Nornol‘leM
26th day of December, not.
1 (Hill as
Norwalk Chronicler