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Glowing Picture of our Futon Pout
bilitiu and Prosper".
, Wasntxut‘ox. March B.--'l‘hla discourse
‘ present: a sublimo thrmo and l.» of na-
tional importance, and coming from the
capital of the nation moat bavu a stirring
(fleet tlu-oagllout tho land. ilr. 'l‘allaago
than for his text Hort-iatlon xiii. )1,
"And! behold another L‘t‘mt coming up
out of tho cardhaud ho had twahuraa,
like a lamb. and he spake an a dragon." ‘
in America mentioned in tho lllhln!‘
Learned Ind eonsct'rateti men who have
lilllllttll the inspired buultsaf Danieland
Revelation more titan I have and under-
stand them better agree itt saying that tho .
leopard maintained in tho ilihle lllt-ttltti
(in-tin. and ”to bear tumult )lt’llIl-Pt'l‘r'lfl, i
and the lion meant llabylnn, and the beast
of tho tcxteotuiug upout of tin-earth with
two horns him a hilnb atal the who ot a
dragon nn-an-i our country, because amour:
Olht'f reason- it stoned to come up out of;
tho earth when Columbus til-ecwratl it. 3
and it. has bran for the aunt part at peat-o,
like a lamb, unless awtulud by foruign
fun. in which (mu it. had lead two hotztt
strongand sharp, nt‘d tho valve of adragon
lord enough to make all nations hour tha 1
roar of its indignation. it it rmsunublu to
rupposo thatfiod would lom‘o out from tho
prophecica of his book this whula wt-stern
brtuispharc? No, no. “i lit-bold another
beast coating up out of the earth, and ho
had two horns like a lamb, and ho spake
its a dragon.”
Got-many for scholarship, England for
mautlfnctorirs. France for tnntmrra, Egypt.
for antiquities, ltaly for picturos, but
America for God.
America For and.
'I atd‘rl‘iviih the cheering thntt'pbt lhalf
, the in“ popular bunk on t‘nrtll today in .
3 'ho 1h. , the most popular institution on
earth today is tho thumb. and lint mot
popular name on earth today i: .it-ma.
lllzht from thisrtallencnhundreda of turn
and wnnicu would, if need bu, march Hill
and (Lin for hint.
Am I too confident in saylmz “Alanrlca
for God?" If the Lord will help the, l
willehnwtho strength and extcut of tho
long lino of furtrcstsouto be taken and give.
you my reasons for saying it can be tloltt'
and will ho done. Let us decide in this~
battle for God whether we are at Bull Run .
or at Gettysburg. There is a Fourth of
.lulyish way of bragging; about this coun-
try, and tho most. tired and pinched bird 1
that. over flow through the beavvn.»~ in tho ?
American eagle. so much sotbat Mr. Glad.
stone said to too iucetionsly at ilawardt-n,
‘ litenr that tho flab in your American
taker am so large that when ono of them
is taken out the catira lake is perceptibiy
lowered." and at. a dinner [given in Paris
an American cf‘l'crt-d for a suntiment. ,
"Hero is to the United States—bounded on *
the north by tho aurora boroalltt. on the
south by tho procession of tho equinoxos,
on the cast by printoval chaos and on illt‘ ,
west by the day of judgment.” The ctlocl l
of such gramiioqut-nco‘ is to discredit the '
roul facts, which are so tremendous they
nt-cd no garnishing. 'I‘ho Worst thing to
an in any campaign, military or rolipiouq. ',
m to underrsthnato an enemy, and i will ,
have no part in such attempt at. buliltle- 3'
meat. .
This land to bo taken for God, accordlugl
to liassrl. tho statistician, has 14,210.00?!
squat-o milt-s, a width and a length thatl
none but the ()mnisciont can apprvciate.
hour Rumpus put together. and capahlo of I
holding anti funding, as it will hold and g
toad, according to Atkinson, tho Matistt
tlan, if the World continues in t,‘thlt'llt'tl
and does not run afoul of mnnootbt-ruurld '
or got. consumed by tho ilros‘alrt-ady lllll‘ll- !
lag in tho cellars of tho planet—rapid)le, l ‘2
my, of holding and {coding more than ,
1,000,000,Ul(t inhabitants. Fol‘you tone: 3
rcmunher it. must in held for God as Well i
as taktu for God, and tho lllfih (100,000,000 ,
zuixabltantumust not hoallowed to swamp 1‘
tho religion of the first 500000.000. Not l
much um: in taking tho fortress if wo cau- l
:mthold it. it must bu held until the l
t:l'.ll{lllgt,l'i~l trumpet bids living and dead
arise from this toundcring plauot.
A Nation'l Morning.
You must remember it is only about. 7
o'clock in tho morning of our nation‘s. :
life. Great tititzs am to flash and roar 1
«HIGHS what am Ulllll‘tl tho “Bad Lands"
1 f tho Dakotas and the great “Columbia
l‘laius" of \‘.'asl1imztou slate, and that on ;
which woput our schoolboy lingers on tho ,
map, anti spelled out as tho “Great Amori~ '1
can tint-rt." is, tln'ouph systematic and
consummation irrigation, to bloom lilto
Chatsworth purl; and hotnudo mom pro-
ductive than thoso rogionsdepondcnt upon
uncertain and spasmodic rainfall. All ,
those regions as well as thoso regions nl- j
ready cultivated to“ ho inhabited! That
was asublimo thing said by Henry Clay
while crossing tho Alleghnny mountains
and he was waiting for tho Hugo horsos to
ho rusted, as ho Hood on a rock, arm“
.oldod. inviting; all into tho valley, and
. ililllO ouo Said to him, "Mr. Clay, what
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are you thinking; about lie replicd. “i
din listening to tlzonncomingtrampof tho
future guucration of America." Havo
you laid our homo missionary schomo on
such an inilnitodo at scale? If the worl:
of bril):1,ing‘ouo soul to God is so grant,
can 1.coo.ono,uoo bo capturodl In this "
country, already planted and to be over-
come, paganism bras buzlt its altar to
Brahma, and t he Chlnusouro already burn-
ing incense in their temples, and Moham-
modanlsm, drunk in other days with the
red wine of human blood at Lucknow
and Cawnpur, anti now fresh from tho
diabollsm in Armenia, is trying to geta
foothold bore, and from tho minaret-s of
her mosques will yct mumbio hor blas-
phemles. saying, “God is great, and Mo-
hummcd in his prophet." Then there are
the vat-tor multitudes with no religion at
all. Thcy worship‘no God, they live with
no consolation, and they die with no hope.
.\'o star of peace points down to tho man-
ger in which they are born. and no prayer
is uttered over the grave into which they
sink. 'Ihcn therein alcoholism, its pilot]
up tlcmijohns and beer barrels and hogs-
hands of flory (loath, a barricade high and
long as tho Allogbnnlea and. Rockies and ,
Sierra Novadaa, pouring forth 'day and
night their ammunition of wretchodneso
and woe. Wlpn a German wants to take
a drink, be tulzcsbeer. When an English-
man wants to take a drink. he takes ale.
When a Scotchtnau wants to taken drink,
he takes whisky. But when an American
want] to take a drink he, takes anything
boom lay his bomb; on. y -. .
Plenty of statistics to» tail how much
money is spent. in this country for rum
and how litany druukards diet Eat \ri’tn
Twill dive us the .ttntisflcs of how, man
um um ctulbld under the heel of th
would thonflthidfll now
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I you can,
wan not it.
‘past, joined by about 400.000.000 of tho
‘ mighty leader, he of Drumclog. and Both-
.to‘ Hisiuurh‘nnd‘iti 'tsat tutti-”tell td'nltt'
inn». thii‘ifi fl"
Ht 0, .
of Michael: mount t Until the norm
of tho distill.” hecotm the worm that
no“! tiles, and tho Habit» of the heated
wine vats becomes the sittoko of this tor-
nwut that twentieth up forever and overt
Alcoholism. uwcnrittgwtwt with hand up.
lifted inward bout-cu, for from that tilt-oo—
tlon it- eatt get. no help, but with right
hand atrttohcd down tovmrd tho portiitlun ‘
front which it canto up-sm-ariag that it I
will not cause as long as there are any .
homoattmds to dospoll. any magnificent
men and women to destroy. any immortal
tools to damn. any mum nations to built.
any more civilizations ta oxtinpuirh.
Wicked and Lay.
. Thou them ts what in Amurlca we call
socialism. in i‘ranco communism, and in
Russia nihilism-the threo names for and
out! the statue thing-wand having but two
‘tlortrluosia its creed: First. there is no
(imi;,secnnd, thorouhail ho tto rights of
property. Uno of their chief journals
printod this Ft'nilltldll, ‘ Dynamite can bu
made out. of the dead bodies of capitalists
as wall at out of hour." One. of tho load-
0M of communism left. inscribed on his
prison wall. whore ho had been justly ia«
can't-rated. tin-so words: "When onro you
are dead, therein an end of everything.
Therofr-rr, ya bCOllillll’tlfl, grab whatm‘ur
only don't let. yourselves ho
grabbed. Amt-n!" Tilt-m am in this
country numb-nth: of tbonmudu of these
lazy acouutmit. ill-hut iltt‘ii. daplnro it
whoa they vanuot "t" work, but alum of
whom I spool; will not doworlt win-n thry
i tried to employ one who
askodtnofor money. 1 soul. "ilown in
my collar I halo .~~ mu wood 11) saw, and i
will pay you for it." For a little while!
board the saw going. and then I heard it
no morn. i want down stain; and found
the wood, but tho workman bad disap-
puarod, taking for company both buck and
saw.
Socialism, communism and nihiliutn
tnran ”too wicked to acknowledge God
and toolazy to earn a ilvina," and among
tho mightiest obrtneies to ho tli't'i‘f'lllllo ara
thoso ot‘paulvrd elements of don‘lostlt', so
can and lmlltiual ruin; v' ......
Tlttl‘t‘ al~o are tho fastnossm of infhlt-ll-
ty. and atheism, and fraud, and political
mtruptlmt, and lillllllrt'd'lil, i._\draht1atlt1ti,
million armed abominations all over tl.u
land. Whilo tho titightictt tlgt'lif'lt‘d for
righteousness on cart h are. mod and llt'tlli h-
ful neWspnpern and good and hcalthftti
hooks, and our ahlrf dependence for intol-
ligt-ncc and t.‘hrl~tlunaehl<-w‘- tent is upon
them, what word among th tnorothan
100.000 Words in our vocabulary can do
scribe the work of that arebanpt-i of with
t-hlcf, a corrupt literature? “lat loan. at-
tempting anything for (loll and huaaznity,
has escaped a. utrol.o of its iiithy wing?
l What. growl causn hm escaped in; lililtll'l" 1
metal? What other obstacle in all tho ion!
on app:tllt:u~:'.' hat I cannot. tutuzo mom"
that) ollt‘ half tilt: lililfll'lllt'lll‘l, the limo
tiom, tho latrt-nchmrms, tho radauhts,
tho fortificatintm, to ho hltll'llli‘tl and on r~
come if thin country is cvur taken for
(ind. 'l‘ho statlatics aro mnwful that if
my had nothing but the tnultlplh-ation ta-
ble and the arithmetic, tbu attt-xnpt to
ti'llllflt‘llltl Amtrlca would ho an absurd.
ity lliglmr than tho tower of liaht-l lil‘lt.ftl
it. droppad on the plain of Shinar. Whom
are tittytlrilletl troops to txzart'ltapaiuk'u
tlLUFt: fortifications as luilL'ttHiltd marl-g
twat? “hero art» the butlerir»; that can be .
unllmhercd against. thoso wallsl Wbortv'
aro tho nun» of largo though ttttlllmrto
r-lorln tlu‘sogntt's‘l \Vc‘ll,lt.‘t u~.lonltatv1nt.tl
and see, tho first of all. who is our lentil-r,
and will ho our leadvr until tho work is ‘.
:3 done.
A Great Loader.
Garibaldi, with 1,000 ltalians, mold dol
morn than Hiltlllll'l”('Illltilllllllll‘l' with Hilton 1
llalians. (irtwral filmrman. on ottoride.
and Stout-wall .lax ltsnu, on tho other, I‘Jt'll ’
with 10,000 troops, could do more than
sumo other ut‘llI-l'uls with 50,000 tron ps. 5
Thu rough boat in which \Vasldhgtou -
t-rowtt'tl tho it')' llt-lttwaro with a ft-w half
fro/mt troops “'EIH mightier than tho rlllp l
of war that, during: tho Amrrit-an liovolu-
iltlll, came through tho Narrows. a nun at l
each portholo. and sank in “i ll (late. ()ur l
louder, like most mutt h-advrs. was born
in all obscuro plnrv, and it was a humble.
home. about ilvu llilll'rl from .lerusah-m.
'l'boso who \rrrt- out of doorsthut. night.
mid that there was Hellar t-rtnmntlon and
musio that. came out of tho liltllltl‘i, as
though tho front door of llt‘lll‘t‘ll luul bet-n
art upon, and that tho catacls hoard his
first infantlln cry. ’i'lu-n ho came to tho ’
fairest boyhood that motlwr was et't'r
proud of, and from in to It” yours of arm
Was off in india, if traditions tiwro aro tur-
~t:u:'a:o, and thou return-d to his~ ltntivu.
land. and for threo your.“ had his pathway
surroundml by blind eyes: that he illumin-
tgti. and 4;]1llt'l 1h: patiruts to whom ha
nave t‘nliicnnd health, and tongum that
‘1 lu1 loosed from :‘ilotm- into .mnp. and thosa
glvo' hack to bereaved mothers their only
boys, and thoso 'whmo favored pulses ho
had rostort‘d into' rhythmic throb, and
whoso paralytic limbs ho had warmed into
‘ healthful circulation—pastor at Caperna-
um. but flaming ovangulist everywhere.
hashing crying ‘temposts and turning roll-
itnz Fens lutnsolltl sapphire, and for tho
resend of a ravu snlnnitted to courtroom 1
llllt‘ll with howling lltiitil't'tllllr. and to a i
martyrdom at tho sight of which tho sun ,
fainted anti fall hark in tho lit-avails, and l
thou treading tho t-lnutla homvward, lllto ;
snowy mountain praks. till brawn took
him back again, more a favorite than in.
bad twer been; but. coming again, ho is»
on earth now, and the nations aw gather-
ing to his standard.
Following him were the Scotch covo
hunters, tho 'l'hebau itig'lon, tho victims of
tho London iiavmarkct, tha i’icdmcnteso
sufferers, the pilgrim fathers, tho Hu-
guenots and uncounted multitudes of the
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wbosu funerals bu stopped that he might, I
prusont, and with tho certainty that all
nations shall huzza at his chariot wheel.
he goes forth. the moon‘undcr his feet and
the stars of heaven for his tiara—tho
well Bridge, and Buunoclzburn, and tho
one who wholmed Spanish armada.
"Coming up from Edotn, with dyed gar-
ments from Dozruh, trawling in tho great~'
11053 of his strength, mighty to save." and
behind whom we fall into line today and
march in the campaign that is to take
America for God. Horannn! Hosanna!
Wave all the palm branches! At his foot
put down your silver and your gold, as in
heaven you will cast before him Ivour coro-
hots.
A Stupendonl lune.
With such a leader do you not think we
can do it? Say, do you think we can?
Why, tnanyrnmpurta have already been
taken. Where is American slavery? Gnao.
and the south, as heartily as the north,
prays. ‘ Peace to its ashes." Where is bou-
tlui polygamy? Gone. by tho flat. of the
United States government. urged on by
Ulll‘lFllflil sentiment. _ and Mormonism.
hating retreated in 1330 from Fay-cup, hi.
1T. ti},i£lrki'and. 0.; {lid in lmruirfitud
Lake City. now attained not» in super-
itttltyot vim. palm m amt»
1 that. it ht patlpio who l.a\t- l 1.:
' mutt-alt who make tho not. ~.; 1.1: n,
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motile, and no harm matter tun au‘
noon could want: out it: pollution Iillt: ~
orauy olng down under the work of Sin-
tor angl’cahody laud-t and Sabbath salami» 1
1 at all the churches of all tlenmaiuatlotwi .
i’nuilltm now made unlawful by Utlllfll'tfir
clonal enactment. tho brutal custom .
knocked out in the first round! Corrup- 1
lion at tho ballot box, by law of reuhtru- 1
lion and other tairauardst, made almost
impossible! Churohoatwicu at largo at am
old can. the enlargedyupply to moot tlm
enlarged demand! Nhlltsm getting at
stunning: rtrolm by thwammary oxmutloa
of its exponents after tlwy bad murdered;
the policeman in ('llll'flllll. revolved its:
deathblaw from the hunt treat! which
condo back to Russia tLt- Mount criminals
who had been regurgitattd on our Amorl. '
can shore.
The very thingn that have lit-on quatad‘
an peril: to this nation aroguluutuhelpl
its salvation. Great Ulill's, so often men-'
tionud as great obntaclm—tha center of
crime and tho rt‘svrt‘ull‘s of all lulqnltlvs—
urotolt-nd in the. work of unspollzation.
Who giro In: st to homo ttllwltltlfl, to asy-
lunts, to religion: adoration. to all .tyhro
of luttnanltarhtn antl H.111 tian inoltu-
lions? 'l'ho cliluF. From what plaeu dld ‘
tbo most relicf no at tlm limo of Johns ’
town flood, and hill‘l‘lyaa fires, and
L‘batlcston earthquake 1-1 rl tlhlu il‘lmltrlf?
Float tho cities. Final With! [lltlt'tt did
('ht'lst send out hlvt 1: .t7- 1t.-. ’5 purpgl.‘
lru tho wt-rldl l‘unt a 1 £1; Whit 1i"! u
will do 1111 n. 'lmtt att'.‘vl.1~r]1.lav.1. by its
trttztls‘lltti'. tun oi L‘ltlls- A51 t.tt’:1u'.lut'"‘u'l
(Hid l:lt‘ulll-‘, ill fill: ttul‘lt t1i l'tl.lil,' .4\ Int 1‘1
i at for Until New Yuri; thy. 'l‘lu- ray
l’hrht gum, pm" l"i.tnt~-. ’llm war lb'rliil
goes, gum (.it'llllillly. 'i no war humbmph
goes. goes r-‘mtland. 'ino way London
tram. men Ettpland. '1 ho tray New York
and a coupla other cities #10- gum Atorrlua. :
May the Oii'l'illll God walzo us up totht-
utupondoua haunt '
Anotht-r thing quott d pmsitnlstlrally in
tho root and owrtnpplug fortunes in this
country. and they ray it llllllils coupon-1
trated Wealth, and luxuriou‘m-«r, and «lie:
play and moral ruin. it it my t-ll~t'l'\tliltlil
l::l‘3l‘l‘ rt-
tllol l ,
ml: you, Who arooudowii-u e111“ pus-and
lllt‘OltIult'rtl manhunt-11.1- but you t \.r boar
of Peter Conprr. and .l. . . inmx, and
minted William l5. lll‘t'rm and t!.t. Law-
roneoa, Amos and Aldudl. whim] refrain
from montloaiug llvlut: ltt‘llt'lnttlorfl who,
quite as generous and Christian. am in
this assetnblynt this thomant planning
what they can do in these days. and in
their last will and it'biltlllt'iti. in this can»
palgn that propows taking Anwrloalur
Hod? Tao widow's tune, honored oi tho
Lord, is to have its pazt in this routine; t-
al rapture; but no lull»! haw tar-re than
that, and morn right auav. Many of tho
than that aspect to with" ll.t'l-hlll|.£it/i'
bestowing tho widtm'r. tuitawlll not not
tho blowing. in the first pluoi1, they arn
1 not. widowi, and in tho out plans, they
1 hat'u no "tnlnht."
A Grand Aulmllatton.
The time h: C(lillllltlv-ldlrh'il it, Lord—-
and I think you and i will one it. when,
as Joseph, the wealthy: .‘.rl1nath:ran. navu
for tho dead t'hrlst a va .~t‘.y n.‘au.~oleum,
tho alllncnt. than and wmncn of this coun-
try will rim: in their hil'l'lifllll and build
for our King, oao .lt‘wils, the throne of thin
American continual.
Another thing qtuted for discourage-
ment, but which i tau-to for encourage-
ment, is fun-lira hamigration—mow that
tram Castle Garth-u we- turn back by tho
{1th poor r’lllll the fort Ego. \opalt illllrlll~-
no are mixing pmplu lllt? \;t:-t majority
of whom ronw to main» an honest living.
among than: some of tlu- brunrst and tho
best. if you should turn back from this
land to Europe tho ,foraign mini-arm of
tho uuspt‘l. and tho fort-lgn attorney, and
' tho forolgn mertbants, and tho foreign
phllantbrotiuts, what a robbery of our
pull its, our (1 attroonm, our atorrhnults
anti our lit-noticent int‘etitutlont, and what
l a putting bark of army monetary, merri-
ful, moral and l'f‘lllzltlll‘i lmrrtst of tho
land! ’l'hlat-otumlnglluu hero of all nzt-
tioaalltlca lliltlt‘l‘ tho blot-sing: of (ind will
product: in 75 or lot) years the tnmt taag- ‘
lllilL‘t'llL atyh» of man and woman the world
over saw. 'l'ht-y will have thq wit of one
race, tho olmturnm of another rare, the
Lindnoss of anotlwr. the generosity of an-
othvr.tl1u tnsthetic taste of another, tho
high moral character of another, and when
that man and woman step forth. thhir
brain and nerve and museia an intortwin-
ing of tho flirt-rs of all tnttiullnlltitrs, nulli-
ing but. tho Ilt'W t'lt‘tttl’ltl plilllilflriiltlllu ap-
paratus, that can lil'tt t-loar through body.
mind anti soul, Hon tnko of then) an adt:~
nuato pivturo. llut thoforolgn population
of Amtrrira is hm than ono-talevt‘nth' of all
our population, and why all'tltia fuss about
forehzu immigration? ElghtynineAmt-n
trans to 11 foreigners! If 50 of us how
Jt rsoytnt-n. or till of us Now Yorkers, or Sit
of us Obtains, or all ct" us Georgiana. (T to,
of us Yililkt't‘fi, urn not moat toil fort-ign-
are, than no are a starving. lilllputian;
group of bumuucali that ought to ht
wiped out of existence.
Useful Weapons
But. now what am the weapons by’
which, untlr-r our omnipotont leader, the
rml ohstatrlt-s in tho way of our country's
t-vztngt-lizatton, tho it), to mild Sevasto-
pots, are to he low-led? ’i'bt' first columbiftd,
with range t-nnturb to sweep from eternity
l.t't'i.t‘l'llil:y',ln tlw lsihlo, millions of itmzopics
going out, millions on millions-Allis the
monarch of books. that has made all thn
tiiflcrclum bvtwvt'lt China nntl the United
States, between Africa anti Alum-lea; a
book declaring in ovary style of phrascol-
ogy that. all nations are to be converted,
and does not that includo our nation? It
tho Apocalyptic angul is to fly across the
Camila-vita, will he not fly across this con-
tinent? The Worst insult Iconld ofl'er you
would ho, to doubt your veracity, and shall
we doubt God's promise? Then there are
all tho gospel batteries, manned by 70,000
pastors and home missionaries, over the
head of such and of whom is the shield of
divine protection,,and in the right hand
of each one the gleaming, two edged sword
at the infinite: hplrlt Hundreds of thou.
sands of private soldiers for Christ. march-
ing untior the one IfllH‘Ld. blood striped
flag of Emanuel! They are marohlugonl
Episcopauy, with tho snblimo roll of in?
llturglcs; hictliodisnt. with its buttlccry
of "The sword of the Lord and John Wes-
lcy;” the Baptist church, withits glorious
navy sailing up our Oregano and Sacra-
tnontosnud Mississippis, anti Presbyterian '
ism, movlngon with the battlecry of “The
sword of the Lord and John Knox." and
then after awhile will eomo tho great tides
of revival, sweeping over the land, the
600,000 court-rsivtis in 1557 eclipsed by the
St: ration of millions in a day, nd the
four American-oration of the Lord‘s host
nmrcbing toward each other, tho eastern
array marching wut. the “citufll army
outlhofmlilttud. and the lat nu
but. and the lat tower diamond. and
t 0 but charm of iniquity shah have bum
hurled back upon it: hattacheq, what I
than of rejoicing! We will we it. not with
than eyes, which. before that. will be
eluted in blossutl alrop, but with utrong
and bottut vialou, when the Lord once In
awhile given mt tt nautical-moan the do:-
olautu to mate down and we the door old 1,
land. which i pray may always be the lamb
of the text, mild and peaceful, inoffenttlro,
but in can foreign nations audit it, hav-
lug twa hornet»! army and navy strong
enough to heal: theta hack and book than:
down, and a \‘ttlt‘tl louder than a dropou—
you, louder titan “1.000 illilntlt'YB—lelflfl ‘
to the billowa of Ariana uuporstltiaa and .
European arrogant-u, “Thus far ultali than
go, and no fartlu-r. and hero shall thy
proud tram ha staid l”
View. In the London Club.
“But don't yntt Ion,“ I heard one man
my while ho knowingly twistad hlll glass
under hltt eyebrow, “what 1 cawn't rat at ,
ll thin: i thouultt there had boon a big
war botwocn North and South Ann-rim.
and lwru you are the north tricking up for
one of the southern Hiatus. 'l on Yanl-ztt .-
aro a vary odd people. i lull-1. say."
No one warm! to ho :llllb l1: rallglueu
him. and another chap in a high t'ulluf‘
took up the running.
" Pour dt'tlltl They've got no gttturah
Grawnt and l.t't1lt:‘t'lt:otld. lt'iitl‘v‘l.”
(.lno peculiarly tutullir: ".11., l.llt‘.~.:1‘ mud
rotlrud army colour.” oat-1:3 math-curl;
“Um“ at. iu dead, y: l‘. idiot.”
“'lhoy’vo not :w'mnowal‘. .l.l(‘k$f)n"' H‘lat‘
“mud a new tpralnr who had lit—t conu-
iatn the smoking room.
“Whom the} l" quickly demanded the
ex-eoloael.
‘SILK WAISTS!
.Ali the raw styles for bpting. Iago. Ladies should not iorgrt to see
our goods before purchasing elsewhere. ()ur prim. are
‘ SouthAmerica.”repiit'tltho newcomer. :
“Why, Stoacwali Jackunn lta northern
general." shouted tho iim young man
with tho eyuglasn.
“ho fear." from tho ex-oolouul. with a
l
covert wink.
“ill go a fiver on it," sat
man with tho t-yt-alasst.
"flour," uultlly rt math d the coiarel.
“but. who'll dtuidt: it?" prized amoral
rulcuu.
“i will myself," t-aldlllet'oloncl. “You
said Stonewall Jackson ls,a northern gcn-
oral. i ray be lit not, luau o he's ill 1 ti."
"Whata jolly will" ‘ 1 may!" at d "l
net‘tri" tilled in tho gaps in Iho laughter.
“Coaw, hand over the flVtJ'l" demanded
tho cit-colonel.
"Stop a bit," spoke a voice not heard
before. it came from an old gentleman
who was qlllt‘ily tipping very weal: pron
near tho fire. ‘ Stout-wail Jackson was a
South American general.
taunt. be all. You are both wrong."—-Ean
Francisco Argonaut.
d.the your»:
Not I Wildcat.
'i‘ho Winsted CitiZt-a return an odd 0:-
pcrieneo of Glut-go 0. “ill of Uurrrillo
whila driting home on a twcut night.
iio was driving along at a rapid gait.
whcn Muldunly his horse stopped and stood
film it rtlli. Mr. Hill, wondering what
made his horse not in each aynanaer, got
out of the. wagon, when a terrifying right
mot his eye. it war a largo wilthat aloud-
lnu in the mltldlo of tho read, his eye!
gleaming in tho darkness.
After Mr. Ilill had toluUWllfll recovered
from his scam ho made an attempt. to get
into his wagon, but the cat growlad win-n
ho moved. and hlr. liiii staid when: he
was. Ha could devise no means to get.
away, and the more he looked at tilt! cat
tho moro ho wished .ho mu home by his
own fireside. Whun be compared his own
prodicmnunt to the comfortable situation
of his own home, he hogan singing. if We
may credit 'l‘ho Citizen‘s story, ' lioniu,
Stth llama," la a manner that would ex-
cite mach nterrinient if the. situation was
otherwise. Tho MlllIlil found its way to
the. card of a party in a nniuhborlng farm-
house, who mum to tho febtfill‘ arnu-d with
guns and sticks The cat, when ha caught
hluld’. of tho rescuing party. etidcntly
thought tllrt'lt’illlll tho btllot‘ part. of valor
anti "unnamed."
Distreulu: Possibility:
Ordinary people, who don't buy bonds,
HFKRIEGE ‘,
THC LIADINO
,Mllllnery and Cloak Stan.
m scum nonwaut. . I ,
Mb“
We carry the best :wlccted'stock of
MILLINERY, FLOWERS,
FEATHERS and
FANCY RiBBONSi
And Everything Else Pertaining
. to Milliacry.
A Large Variety of Skirts,
in all sorts of Militlialb‘.
LAWN WAISTS AND
LAUNDERED wmsrst
THE LOWEST. '
MIHAOKIMO HOTIL BLOCK.
south Namath. Conn.
...«.-. o...
M. H. GLOVER’S
If:
Double Shoe Store!
if so, tho htt'
,NORWMK. - - - - '
hart-talktd ltt‘t'illlylllul'o abouttha lloont- '
pen ditcowry than about anything else. .
It in the roost genultwlytwtonlshiug thing
in miracl- since the intention of tho phu~
nograph. The medical aspect of thodiscov-
cry, which may lead to tho photographing
oi uuo‘u internal organs as a preliminary
to every visit of the doctor, is possibly the
burst lilit‘rt‘ailllghlilll of tholuattor, though
tho promise of a French savaut to so adapt.
tho ontlualeraya"—ll' thoyaro theratltudo
rays—to tht1 eyes that wo can all sea
through solid substances may he. tho most
startling featuro of all. if tho day should
uvar room when that should bn done, what
a world of humbugs would he at an end!
Clot has of courso after that. would be worn
my body could see how ranch money every
body also had in his wicket. Skolotons
would be visihlo in carefully/locked closets.
\‘lo should begin to tool that tho Vary so-
(trots of our hoarts were being laid bare.
good for us. Lot. on llullt‘, on tho whole.
that tho cathodo rays will bu loft to Ila: '
4-:nnera. That is bad onough.-—Boston
Transcript.
Sparring Between Bench and Bar. ‘
‘fA much speaking judge." says Lord
llacon, "is no well tuned cymbal," and
justice has occasionally nuilarod somewhat
in loss of dignity arising from collisions
between bunch and bar. A sharp sparring
match tool; place onoday betwmn an irish
Judgo Robinson and a Mr. Hoare, whom
the former bud charged with the design of
bringing the king‘s commission into oun-
tempt.
“No. my lord," said the counsel. "1 have
,rcml that when a peasant in Charles l'u;
. tltno found the king‘s crown in a bush ho
. showed it reverence, but I,will go further
‘ and respect- it even on a brambles.”
There is a celebrated reply of Dunning
toarornark of Lord Mansfield. (Oh. if
that be the law, Mr. Dripping. 1 may burn
.my law books." 1
“Better read them. my lord,” was the
sarcasm: rejoinder. Poor Sir James hiatu-
iiold was ‘50 disturbed by tho unseemly boo
bavior of the bar that he used to be heard
crying cloud in his dreams, "Damn the
serjoantsJK—Tnmplo Bar.
l Old, but Xh'm llole “yacht It Good.
In his hook. "A Little Tour In Amarl.
on," Dean Hole of Rochester, England,
quotes with auction runny specimens of
what he regards as typical American hu-
mor. Whoa ho was in Cincinnati. the
thing that. most impressed him was the
following bit of dagger-cl, which he heard
reoiwd in that city:
tuarchluu‘czut, the northern urnty march. l Little Willie from his mirror
tag south. the southern array marching ' Sutlwd the rnercwyanm.
north, shoulder to b‘lznultiol‘l Tramp, ‘ .J'blatua; l” I!“ thwwm
it would cure hilt winning cough.
tramp, tramp. until they meet. tnldountl- 1
tram, During «that America fur God!
:libc thunder of, the bombardment inni-
rendyiutlut
at common!“ taken. and '
aquudpiwmhn hit. rtd~o .'
no on?»
1: 1h» funeral Willie's mother
.. Stanly said to flu. Brown:
day I
“ 'I'wda s'
aimply as a protection against cold. Ev- ,
l
‘1
And ovan now we me rather morn than is ‘
l
a‘lilil'a
A Phenomenal Stove!
Juror-LQQWATJ
TO MAKE Rtitlli PM Oh”
SPRING GOODS
WE ARE SELLING OUR
0E5 $6. $4. snotas .
ramr t,1t‘.tl-~Lll;lt: solv enamel shoe .1t. .4.no. Regular price,
FOR
Six Dollar»
Glover’s Double Shoe Store,
1:0 Mill 1.2 WALL STREET,
CONNECTICUT.
l'f'.'-,-t'."1'-1.lt‘s. Slaw. Shirred i’t’» r.
r t
w /
it gives a blue flame lilo: (l. gas stove
without smoke or odor, and burns com.
mou kerosene oil. You don't have to
take our word for" it,
audst-c it it is not so. We have them
on exhibition and would like tudslww
tltcnt to you. whether you buy oruot.
mum-nan an n trad-m
NASH. a. VAN scov,
Got. N. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH atonwnLK.
r
counzcncur
price
rm trying it, he’d,
be surprised to finditsogood,‘ u ,1
one learned the price after smoking
it, he’d be nemn
cheap. Big Value
_ ey nevergot c
ieltcd to find 1130"
and Mulching;
losgcr that in,
this ttgigtlcfl
/
Norwalk Chronicler