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REV. DR. TALMAGE 'i'mE‘LLS A TOUCH‘
lNG ‘BiBLE STORY.
rho Monty of Childhood-«Ito Power Over
tho Poroutll flout—4t- Blluml Tuni-
tlou From Earth to Heaven—JIM Loved
Ind Loot.
\\'A.<mxo1'o.\'.Aug. ell—While tho reap-
oru are busy in many parts of the aid
and tho lun'vests are bdlng mithorm the
scene brought lloforo no in this subject is
especially appmpriute. Tho text in ii
Kings iv, ill, in, :30: “And'when tho rhlid
was grown it fell on a day that ho want
out to his fathor to tho mums. And ho
said unto ilil'l father, ‘liiy head, my lu-ad!’
And ho said to a lad, '(‘arry him to his
motlu-r.’ And when hohad talo-n him and
brought him to his mother ho sat. on her
know till noon and then died.”
There in at least ono happy home in
Shunt-m. To the inxnrianoo and splendor
of unreal: home had been given them!-
vout of a child. Even when the angel of
life brings a now soul to tho poor man's
but a star of joy shines over the manger.
Infancy” with its holplenunoun and inuo-
cenoo. had passed away. Days of boyhood
had come, dayu of laughter and frolic,
days of sunnhine‘nnd promiuo, days of
strange questions and curiosity ami (lilit'k
development. I suppouo among all tho
treasures of that liouso the brightnst was
tho boy. One day there in the nhontof
roapora hoard afield. A boy's heart always
bounds at the sound of Hickimu-scytho.
No sooner have the harvesters cut 1 swath
aerosutho field than the lad joiusthvm,
and tho swarthy reapors fcol young again
as they look down at that lad, as bright
and beautiful no wan limb iu the harvest
fields of Bethlehem Meaning after tho ronp-
crs. But the sun was too hot; for him.
Congestion of tho brain suizcd on him.
1 see the swnrthy laborers drop their sic-
klcs, and thcy rush out to son what. in the
matter, and they fan him, and they try to
cool his brow, but gill loot noavuil. In
the instantof consciousness ho puts his
hands against hix temples and crii-sout,
“My hood, my head!" And the nthcr
said. “Parry him to his mother," just as
any father would have said, for our hand
in too rough, and our voloo is too harsh,
md our foot- in too loud to doctor a nick
e lid if there be in our homo a uontlor
voico, and a gentler hand, and a stiller
footstop. Iiutull of no avail. Whllo tho
reopen: nf‘ Shunem worn. busy in tho field
there (‘nnto n stmngcr rcapor that way,
with kocner scytho null for a richer hat"
vest. lie reaped oulyouo sheaf. butoh,
what a golden about was timtl Ido not.
want to know any more about that heart-
breaking sumo than what I so! in just
this one pathetic neutral-o, “He sat. on her
knoos till noon and thou (iii-d." 'i‘honuh
hundreds of years have paw‘d away slum
that boy skipped to the harvest fiold. and
thou was brought home and died on his
mother's inp. tho story still thlriis us. in-
dccd childhood has a charm niwaysnnd
every'whcrc. i‘sbali now spook to you of
childhoodvits bcnmy, its susceptibility to
impression. its pom-r over the parental
bcart, and its blissful transition from part b
to heaven.
Child Life.
The child‘s beauty docs not (h-pctui upon
form or fenturo or l'tllllpil'h‘itlli or uppurcl.
'l'hat dcstitutc one that you saw on tho
stroot, bruiml'with unkiuduosn and in
rage. has a charm about her own undor
hcr dcstilutlon. You have filruotacn a
finely cut fcatnrm and with chin-t posturo
and with faultlcen complexion. whilo you
will always romcmimr the poor girl who.
ona cold, moonlight night, as you won!
luwninlz into boom, in hor thin shawl and
bun-Toot on tho pnvvllu'lll, put out bar
band and mid, “l’lcuno to give moo pou-
?" All. bon‘ofton we have whikod on
and said, "Oh. that. is nothiugliut strut
vugabondisml" but after wo Rut. n blot-l:
or two on no stopped and said, "Ah. that
is not right!" and \\'t' pusscd up that sumo
way and dropped a mile into that suli'i-r-
im: hand an thouuh it wvro not a math-r
or moral thought. no usiuuuod wvro woof
our hard ilt'ni‘lu‘fllil'is'.
a group of ('lliiiil'l'li on tho playurmuul or
til'ul!" All wilful-rm and dignity am noon,
and your about in hmrd'witb tiu'lrs, and
you trumlle their hoop. and fly their kilo.
and Htriko their bull. and all your wurint-Hs
and anxiety are uuuo an When a child you
boumlr-d ovvr tho playground youw-il‘.
notiho uravofui t‘ii'lllif rhildhood. 'I‘ho
morning romm out of tin-unti-uof tho east.
on tho tva-rn and its flro on tho cloud, but
it in not no bright and lmoutiful autho
morning of life. There b4 no linhtliko
that which hi kindled in a ohihl‘u oyo. no
i'niHl‘ lllm that which blooms on a child‘s
ohm-k, no muaio like tho Hound of a rhlld a
\‘Uil'i‘. its for" in tho lumruat plvturo rcv
di-oum any impI-rfortion in art,
aro woury with tall. thoir liltlo hand» pull
tho burdonu off our back.
dull, billlt‘. nwan World this would be with-
lilui pcoph- that do not like ohlldrou. l im~
median-Ly doubt their moral and (thrintlaa
t'baraoter, lint. when the uracu of Hod
mum upon a fluid how nuslx-ukuldy at.
iractlvcl When Samuel lu'uluu to pray,
and Timothy begins to road tho fii-ript are»,
and .imu-ph nhowu hluumlf invnirwrahlo to
u-mptulion, how bountiful tho- m'm'l i
know that. purcntn monotlmon “of. uorvouu
when tholr children boomno piouu. lwcaum
tlu'yharl-thoidm that. good rhlldrru ai-
wayn die. The atrunuo ourutionn about
find and oloruity and tho dotul vxvito up-
pmhcnslon in tho parental mind rather
than voimratulatlon. indeed, them are
mnu- pcupio that mun marked for brown.
’1'th World in loolumrauardru forthom to
bloom in. The hues of hoovou are in the
petal»
Throw» in muu'lhlnu about their furr-
lwad that malow youlthlnk that the halal
of Uhrint hum bum on it, saying. "la-t thin
ono mum to me. and lot it coma tome
noon. " While that one tarriod in the houoo
you felt them wanna hum-l in the mom.
and you thought thatuwry nil-karma would
be the loot, and when finally the winds of
death did minor tho lean-n you wore an
mort- ourpriml than to ma nmr mum out.
Ibovo the cloud on a dark night, for you
had often aid to your mmpnnlou. "My
door, We nhuli never mien ihntt‘hlid.” iiut
i tumult. tho idea that good children olmm
dlo Samuel the plum: boy became Forum-l
magnate mullet. Chriltion Timothi‘m-
domain nlmmltphuuu Young «
«commune min-
ioi,mnmohtl ,
‘tw‘etflithiuimm
grout. runny )wrsous whom you llu'i. nil
out. tho nmrtfulnoun of I'liiiiil‘l‘lli When i ‘
THE SOUTH
1
With what admiration wo all look upon 1
in tho School. and wo clap our ifltiliifi al- 1
uumt involuntarily and my. “How beam“
'l‘hat fatiu-r who stands riuld and uussynr 4
pathetic amid lho npi‘arlfuinosn of vhiidrl'n ,
ought nuvcr to him! boon tcmptcd out of a .
orustyaud unmlwmahlo mlltarinme. 'i'ho .
waters h-ap dowu tho rocks. but they how i
throwing: in- silver on tho lulu-and ita gold .
\l’lu-u no 1
()h, what a '
“oh
the pnuumuropmu, and too n-mrmonu
tho noxt wutury. ’i‘ho gnu-not (lad nova
kills any one. A ohild will be moro apt to
grow up with religion than it will he apt
to grow up without it. imumh of dark
bl promlsA-d to tho rightmun. 'l‘he religion
of (‘hlrnt duo» not cramp thoolu-st or enm-
tho epine or weaken the norvon. There are
no-uudnriun flouting up from tho river of
life. The religion of (.‘hrlut throwsovrr
the heart and lifoof a child a aupornnl
lwauty. " ller ways uro ways of pleasant
noon, and all her paths are luau-o, "
fluoooptlbility of childhood.
I pit-Hon to consider the sum-optlbillty
of ohildluuul. Mon prido thoumlvm on
their uuvlumm-uldllty. They will iualto an
olnboraio argument. to prove that they
think now laid: on thoy did 20 yearn ago.
it is charged to frailty or fraud win-nu
mun changes his sentimental in politics or
in ri-ligion, aml it is this determination of
Hillll that so often driven back tho gospel
from a man's heart, It in no hard to make
avarice charitable, and fraud honest,,and
pride humble, and ukvptirhua Christian.
The RWUI‘d of God's truth Fi'l‘lllfl to glanw
oil' from those mulled warriors, and the
helmet Rtit‘lllli battle proof nuainutliod'u
liattloax. But ehildhoml—how sum-pli-
bloto example and to instruction! You
are not. surprised at tho rmord, “Abraham
bomit Isaac, and loam: bcgat Jacob," for
when rollulon storm in a family it is apt to
goall through. .lozoboi a murderonu, you
are not nurprlmi to find her son .lohoram
ntimuptlng nnmssiuntion. Oh, what a re-
sponsibility upon the parcntnnd thoteaoh—
or! The muNh-lan number-I the keys, and
the rcsponm) of thono keys in awayoiY amid
the pipes and tho clumlu, and you wonder
at tho distance between tho koynnd the
chord. And so it. in in life—if you touch a
child the result will come back from man
hood or old age, tolling just. tho tune piny-
Nl. whether tho dlrgo of a great sorrow or
the anthem of a (trait joy. The word that
the Sabbath m‘hool'teachcr will thin after-
noon whisper in tho ear of the class will
be related back from ovcrinuting age-i of
light or darkness. Tho homo and the
nobml dorido the ropublio or the dospotlsm,
tho barbarian: or tho civilization. the up-
buildirm of an ompiro or the ovorthrowlrm
of it. llighor than parliament or murmurs
arc tinl Hchool and tho family. and the
sound of a child's font may mean mon-
thnn tho tramp of a hoot. What, then, are
you doing for tho purpono of bringing your
childron into the kingdom of find? if thoy
are so sunnptible, and if thin in the wry
bust time to not upon their eternal infor-
meta, what are you doing by way of right
impuisloul
'l‘iu-r'o were NlllllP harvoutors in tho fit-id!-
of Scotland one hot day, and Hannah in.
mond was h'olplng tbcin gather the bay.
Silo laid her babe undor n luv. While slu'
was busy in the field there was a flutter of
wings in the air. and a ‘uoldon cattle
vlutrhed tho mvnddiimz band of thr- babe
and flew away with it. to tho uuluntniu
c-yrio. All tho harvostcm and Hannah Lo
mond startui fortbo cilfla‘. it. wan tun
mili'n bcforo thoy name to the find. of th
cliffs. Getting there, who glared to mount
the cliff? No hmunu foot had over trod it.
There worn milorn there who had floor In.
the mast in thrdnyof terrible tempest.
They did not dare risk it. Hannah l;-
mond not their for nwhllo and looked at
and saw the vagh- in the vyric, and then
nln‘ lonpod to lit‘l‘ foot. and film Silll'bt‘ti ll].
when! no human foot had ovor trod, crng
nlmvo crap. catching hold of title root or
that root until she nun-hod tin-i-yrio and
caught her hobo. tho cauio swooping in
lit‘l‘l‘t‘llt‘5~‘i|ii around aimut bcr. i":L~tt~n
lot: the child to hor bark. sho started for
hcr friends and for home. Uh. what adiz/y
dust-rut. ldiding from this: oral: to that
cralz. ratchlug by that rim and by that
root. coming down further and furthu
to the most. dangerous tmnn. witch: uh:
found a goat and some kids. lilu' said:
“Now 1'“ follow the gout ’l‘ho goat. will
know jun! which in tiu- nah-st way down. "
And rhowas led by lhmiulmal down tothr
plain. \l'hon nhc not thero, all tho [ample
cricd, “'i'hank (ind. thunk Hod!" hr!
ntrouuih not giving way until tho H'fii'iili
wne oil‘m-iod. And they cried: "Stand
back. now. (live horalrt" Uh. if nwonulu
\vlildo that for the physical llf-- of but
of your boy and your girl? but it not be
told in tho gn'at day of ctrrnlty that Han
nah ln-iuond put forth Iuoro (“t'l'iiflll for
tho NHiliK of tho physical lll‘u- of bur child
than you. ll parent. have our put forth
for tho rtornal life of your littlo one. Hod
help you!
l‘ower of Childhood.
1 pass on to consider the power which a
child wivld-emu-r tho parental heart. We
often talk uimut tho inllncnroof paronln
upon vhihln-n. l nm‘or hour anything said
ulnut tlu- iuiluom-o of c-hlldrrn upon llu'll'
parrots. You no to school to tin-m. You
no luoromilu-atv thiuu than they i-dnrato
you.
cannot wrench yourvwif away from thou-
graxp. You arc diliul’ctlt own and million
from what you were before thoy mun ynu
the fired. lemon, They have wani‘utlonizml
your soul. 'l'horoaro fonntultmof joy in
your heart which new Would have boon
diam-vernal had i-lu-y not diucovu-rml flu-m.
i.li'oln to you a morn ullipl‘mlonu thing
than it “an iwforv thmo little fwd ntartml
ou thoputhumy tot-tortilty. Uh. how many
hopm. bow bunny joyri. how many noiioi‘
index that litllo ono haocroutmi in your
mull You an to school vvvry day. a
m‘inmi of ocif denial. a M‘luml of pullout-v.
lu whirl: you are getting wine-r day by day,
and Hunt iulinm-o of the vhlldowr you
will lucrrmm and lili‘f‘l'illl'. and, though
your ohildrvn may die, from tho wry
throno of (loll they will maria down an in-
lino-um to your mul, hauling you on and
loading youup untll you mingle with their
voirca and oil. lmddr tholr thronvs.
1 ho grasp which tho ohlldlmnowr tho
pun-ut'e heart in own in what the parent
will do for the rhlhl. Htorm and durkm-uo
and heat and void an nothing to you if
thoy stand hrtwwu you and yourrluhl‘n
welfare. A mint- lawyer, whoa yet un—
known. ouo day stood In the murtmml
and made an oloqm-ut plm lmforo mum
aura of urn-oi. loyal attainmeniu. and a «an
tlomua mid to him aftorwurd. "flow could
you lmmrmim ntandlna in that auulllt
prim-luv?" “Uh." mid Erskine. “i felt
my rhlhirim pulling at my shirt» rrylnu
for broad." What stream will you not
nwim, what ran-m will yrni not untrr.
what hattlr will you not fight, wint
hangar will you not endure for your chilr
(in-n? Your children must have lmwi
though you starve. Your chlldmn muot be
well u-lotlml though you no in man. You
my, “My ehildmn shall lumdurntuidhouuh
1 nova? had any chance. "
What to you are wmry iimhe and mum
hood and bond: hardened Mid rallouo if
only the wulfureof your uhlldmn mm in!
«mania {’21: by lwheir mgr-cm"? your
mm, ti oy lay, a. air rom-
lair-w °"'*""‘ “”
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‘ .201, _ «an
"Emit a
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NORWALK EVENIN
. ‘il 'f ',"’H' l.
child, “but will you do for [he o‘b'ruul lll‘o’ ' in i i h u M) 1"
With their little hand-i they bavly
I'lilllliit. hold of yotlri'ntlrn nature. and you E
l
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G [lawman mun
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Mia naval mum up too plume stall"!!!-
lnml'd) Almdom, my eon, my Midland
to bod l huddled for time; i) Abdul}. my
non. my mm!"
The boot Tron-urn. l
Thorn in not a largo family. or hll! 1‘
th'uonl‘e and lout it.
lilt’ilflmfl-Hii' mrrow. 'l‘huru ill I! pro
laynm Moliollum. 'l‘bu story of ldoatl
loan-d to my pariah in tho “rt-ILA thor
largo fondly. that ban not bout ovmieh n
, in the taadllohi is
there no dead lamb? I have harmony
unlnout in my uwmoryuu Imutor-lfilitlllo
inn brolmhtluuulmln untoflodJlt' beg
lll‘lil boy, ll or in yours of am». iothiug
"Wind. nothiugduli alxait hlth-l voiro
hath-at and his {mt swift“! min-play-
m‘tund. (men he han como intoly houm
andthrowu hhawl! down on tl, floor in
our (limitation of lmluterous mirt and ya-
kmphg his wmmuuidmenta
Have no,
manual,
” Mama)
hour he crici out:
“In tho (Itintlan'n hmuo in wry
'l‘hero rumin» a land of fwd
Thorn my nviuur'n gono bosfon mu
To fulfillny soul's room-st.
Thom in rot for tho wi-ury,
Tin-m in run for you.
“Sing. Oh. My. yo hoirn of «in.
l'lhout. yonm-lumphs no yongol
Ziou'n gatrn to open for you, x
You ululli lid on rutrnnru (trough;
Thorn in root 5;» tho wuary. ’
t
he Will a Christian, conmrah toliml,
'lnt in tho
kind if childish piety ilwiiovorl. Wlmu
the (it"fl of nil'iflll'lifl oaiuo nudddy and ho
was old that. ho uolliil not it well. he
sold: Hit-sun alone can sure moJcflllH Will
lio has mvodlni". lon‘t cry.
] ohull go right «night up to
heavon.’ And thou thoy gave im a glass
of \vniclto ('Ufli his hot lipu, ml lu- mid:
Inhail take a dim frmatho
Wilil‘l' of h- urn-r awhile, of wish it one
drink ii" ball umer got thirty again. i
lay myself. at Ji-sun' foot, and! want him
to do juntwhat he thinks be»: to do with
me. " In ”H,- dayu " lie-at Foltho Weary"
was a nonfihymn, and ho ho. learned it.
and in a prior-t ecstasy of son in his last
"Thorn in rest m- you, lull“: diam m-si
for you, manna." Ami hilt]! piling
his hands «war .13 heart. he mid ‘ "h
thorn in rout. for up." And then.
them tormulml‘lt Lord in my 'l'i'mii
asked
1 shall not want, lie makot‘h I" tolle
l mo in:-
down in grown pnsurrn and im
Nldi'. still wan-m,"mul he cr
out: "1)
tlt'fliii. where in tin-ting? () W. Wilt‘fl'
ll thy vii-wry?"
Only 1" yi-arn oil,
And in he nald.
bed so I can look now am
would hurry and mum 9‘” "iii“ "“f' "
'l'lit‘y mild to him, "Why,” 3"," "fit \Vlii-
”Nuw IWiSil .V'lll Wflilid ’o‘. 'iii'll lilili
\ tho {Uilmfl'
and we tho norm-t: And .V "WWI ”I"
bed. And in) Milli. ‘ I dosh 5“ ”u“ 'I‘H”
ing to await tilt' horn fill?" " “'5." lm
Hald, "I am; but. I “.(d rather .lcsua
would come and hum'o l“k““"3~” And
m, with n pcaw mafibahlo, ho paw-d
away. .
'ruu Lordwm'
i'hilglrcn 'h-ad am“
are in pct'i
they may nkv.
Uh, then- is noihlniui about a child's
dealt um.- n... “my tho parent‘s ilt'lll'ii
You in... uw little “mm right out from a
world of pin and «(ring to a world of
W.“ .“W\‘ llmiiv MW" "‘9." ""‘"‘l"‘v how
many “‘Ilptnliium hw many tumbles!
' 'l'hoyr that llm
w.. “my wt what dark path
ilur uy may colon in
which thoy mu ioronynnr lwart. but
chlidn-u tit-ml \l‘f‘ Niti' "lfv' forthr. \VI‘VII‘
inn liflf’l‘lli'l. to not Iuru too bllturly
over your child that ingunc,
'l'lu-n- are
two kinda of lrgiyi-rmulv at acluhl's
hii'k lml
isncciu do“ n at a fluid“; bud and so”:
“0 Lord. spam this litmw.
near to my hoart,
(llu- pmycr 3' Loni liki-s; liu'
otiu-r pmycr bi- dun nuke. Who'll n will
lio in wry
i (I want in part
ulth him, but thy will done-"Mthnt in.
the kind of a pmyrr til-ml illh's. ‘i info
in unothcr iilllii of prrwliich iiun’c
heard mnn main: in nuunw when they
my: "ii iwrll. thin knight.
fondle iiil~ child.
mix-v thin child.
ulrv him up. and l “‘0 ldw him up,"
Minot i nit-n.
ii in hard
Ynow no right to
Span- x vhild. I can't.
'l'hc Lord Itinlu'fsd tho lulu! n pruyrr
’l'iu- l'lliiil ll vb and lifw- on
anti 'I‘IIH'in’ oil in [Wild nickninmn in:
.. .w .n F...“
Lilli} .iN 'l‘iil‘l CIRCUS.
TWO ROMANCES WHICH TERMiNATED
ON THE THAPEZE.
flow 8on1 ilk-yon Proposal! and Woo A».
canted by llie Annlu-w’flu "Mad! Which
Grow lint of the Law II the llowlund
Emilio" For Jennie Dunbar.
“All!”
“Oil!” . .
“All the spectators d the. giant leap
for lilo in tho rinas that hold their
ln'oalim witl' orroyvhilu- the? litin- acro-
bat plunged ioerli. l'i‘if‘twl'lr his hold
and xhot through spucv, to ho eoourvly
rough! in tho ill-u grasp of hi».- partm-r.
who hung from his torn from anotiu-r
tn-aclu-rolm tinezu.
'l‘wolvi- tliimuui hiuo hundrcd and
uiuvty-vightqum um czuight thoir breaths
again an tin frat was uccomplislmi.
'i‘iu- lwor milling [M'I'ntlllfl of tin- iii,-
(itill—a liftircun toutulwaynholds iii,-
000 pcl'lf‘. )"Iu know—watclu-d tho
prim-”rip. with an air of perfect noua
(-lmlum ,aa if a swing for life was no
mon- nous math-r than signaling an
oil-ctr 'f‘ill'.
\w'l might they be calm, for they
Wyn-final circus l‘wri'ormorn. and tho
pct .. of tho touts worn- old stories to
n l. and thou, as thoshow wont on,
i} began exchanging rominiscom-vs,
WLln- tho listening ‘Jourual man forgot
gal! about what was below him in bin
inn-nut in thrsv yarns.
“That jump romiudsmo of flu-way
Ham lilyi rs proposed to Annio Johnson
ten your» ago. "
’l‘iu» Journal man uotim-d that the
vetorau circus man omitted tho “Sig
nor" and “Ma'anm-llo” from his run-
versation, m that Sam Myrrs and An-
liit' Johnxon did not bcar in private life
tiu- nanux which :uiorumi the circus
prograunue and tho pnrticolormi lithov
graphs which infiauu- tho circus going
proponsitho of Yuma,r Axurrlca. '
"You soc, Sam Myers and l’t-tc Wii
son and Annie Johnson \wro albinon
that mama and did a urcat not on the
flying li'flpl'll',‘ in which Annie mndo
over so many jumpy across tlu'i tent and
was; caught by Sam, whilo I’oto was
performing on a third bar way up
ai'M'v tin-m. (inc jump after anotiuir
Wm made all right by hi r, and Hidden-
iy vvvryiuuly r. as nilrpriml to m- Sum
lift Annie In the air as ho caught lu-r
and illrli bvr l1 fore the turmd to make
the h up luu'i; inill‘i‘ own trapvzi'. livery.
bl dy \xondm d what it all nu-ant, and
aftvr tiu- art wan ovor thoy soon found
Hui.
"it H-e‘um that Sam and 1’: to had
both fallen in lovuwithAnnlo, and just
beforv ilic act i’I-ti-oonfhh Ii to bischum
his iutvntionsof pmposiug to tlu- prt-tty
partner. Sam mndn- up bismiud that
lu- would not iu' h it in a cow lilo- this,
but ho had no charm» to s-prul: for him-
uli uuui thoy Luzon.
“Winn Ammo nuuic lor first jump,
ln- ntnrtni to pop the (llil‘filltlll. and tho
propm‘ai routinnu-d \\'liil inb-rruptlou-z
an llu~ young lady would swung back
and forth and jump to and fro in ”to
r- nuiur vu~toiu of bar pi-rfonuauw.
Finally tho (lilt'~iit‘ll was askvd just as
raw swung. Sam, hanging by his has.
wntlml until slu'ulado tho iii-xi. h npnud
as lw lu'ard ili‘i' say 'Yrs' ln- id'tui hvr
up and leSl d in r with such a quark
that it could to heard all «.yvr lb:- big
it'lll.
"Evrrylxxly congratulnmi tho pair
but M to. noun-how lu- h.ui tho inzpt‘rw
non that in had not boo-n trvuti-«l Mpint'c-
lirr‘h‘h. .\l. ilae vial ofrt'.“ l'l‘ttfi‘l'r forai i3. ill ””5 i‘"'l“““|v ““‘i ”i" iil‘m l‘mk“
dour,"
'l'lo- l-rlubto-t lightnt mm in- kindlml
I‘lirint bu» kindlmi in old and youxm. iforlnllu: m a ”W,“ 5-H.” “i1“.
n-joh'o- that loam-n inherit”: up no'
lunch that in attrm-tlvi-n that for land
mum uud’titudo- il'lhfi‘! throne.
volt-ml calling you upw.
hand it.
0 Loni. int
\vv arr not Malawi-pt lwnv an- thnm:
Hwhiwhu ,pcuk mll’ tlv day by day. i
“m1 tho-y “HM”. why Mu: W. M”?- n , \w Ju-t MtW. in tho nauw rut-1H the
i could mnnt up the nmnf all Ilium
who haw “our out {roan-w familhw in ;wa,~
tollw Minolta" ..r him, it \WHl'l Mk" 3 Her juuuud flu‘ough a hoop, and both
me all day to uo-ntlonrlr nanum. . A “ iln' bow f, ii ill in“. with livr.
\ou {
in" d ilil‘lll .nu-r, you lI-iin in how, and 7
our and Mann you lb you hmrthclrg
All. yum, thry I . .
haw “um- um from all to hmulim. and ii" “ “FM Willi“.
you “out no Iml. lu Mm or u..- dying \H‘ “11'“ 1Mi‘utunuu up in ('llllzuin, and
Ptprrh'nrr of l'hriurlunulnu \ on haw . lbw prnlwal was Iuado Jiht lwiorc ibv
ll ho- h- “blip-ml in iuilt'l‘llimil pt rlmmauna. Winn lhc- boys
up thin and tilrrr.‘
“‘l‘hat r: umuh mo of unotluvr train
“bu-h \\'a~ With a (‘lll‘th' that i waqu-
'i‘bo
ilowland luolhnw' wvrv doing a (iilliiiit'
.traprzv art. “till all sorts of dating
Jumps. lunch tho muuc NAN as tho ono
llradiuu rulrr was .lrnnu- Duiibur. who
the I‘lu-u-n-«t iliiii‘ “'nlllilli who
"rib" wa-e mdly fondof bothof tin-m,
but wbvn thc y proymml ubo lu‘l‘u'llil'li
. WI.“ and told Fred that uhn could only
\\'li-'n FI'I d pr- pm- «1,
your "N“: H mm. “ "Vb “ "M’Wv :rnlm up for flair turn, up all iloilcmi
U y-lr-h'l‘.
l‘hri-flann mu- ln‘arltnl. ld- mapping of
hoarintriulrt, thlu flight Mm. thin (wail
of fin- huart mulnd» met “0 am [mm
lug away. l‘mlr-r upr Minimum and
ilmumh nummvr bury-nod ammau
anonlmuk- vw an- pnu-imn Uh. n-ioh'c
on nimll traitor flu-m
liu- loot linflm- no ummur lluniw, ill“
for" \\I' drink of tho Main. ill'fnl‘v no .
liriko flu' imam»! our i Mi ooh-brailxm.
no. “ill «Ty "Ill. " “bum our lotml and
hot" " Ami tbs-n iiuW phuli untimr
tlwm upl Oh, how or II wither them
upl
in thin dark World of and pain
it» only melt in part it.
lut uh: n m- mun firm-val] ~horo
Wu “WIN nhnll mm! In! on «rare.
Tho linpfi that in Ilia“ "mi tiny
”humid ohm our pron-«trivia away.
Winn tin-m aim" in! [min II?" p.“
Wnr’ll rum-t before u...- ftw at but.
u“— . .. A
a...
A lull” (”Oin-
"Now. m'nilonusn amnion." amid the
MM. fahlr, r-xhlhltinu tliih' “ ill! fl“
umm lair rte-mm», “lint-parntion and
mutually will lawn a i not of hair to
tho umnnUw-t pan; |n tflmrd. "it! n!-
lm'mlmr thin mm W promotion»-
when llu“ hair in H'M't' ”I! ill?" take.
rouph- of «lo-r- lulvrrmil'
"Wiml'ttlml tori” n-liiutm’thifl
pun'haw r, ;
“To rllnrb tly- huh,‘ llml the fakir.
M ii!‘ handful «Iowa tho if
m Mio,~~Wmlilhytim "
, .. _ .. b -
i. on aim Ht
Wt, any" use but "you"! lhl mm.
but. judging from up Will" Moor
rim. u in the morn inn that tho
moral-«Heme . .. into-Juror»
m, 15qu would M-
thw no , .. ..
A.
..
'luuuni [bikini land all i ”H“ i"l|‘ti “
, .ut pain and nvr\ou-=, \vhih
inil moi pm the rrwrw. 'l‘hvlr act
input on pot tho Milllt' an uuunl, and
‘iluully ouulv lllvli' laid jump. \vhwh ww-
'tho tum-l damn: of all. l"n'd hum: by
formal how and limb lho wintry 1 ion on, and Will nuuivthl- Hump vhar ‘tivvivvuron l’ilW “r w, my n-«puml ‘
arm-m tho it ill. We in \‘vr kin-w how H.
at it. Il-ildl'i-n of Hod. rcv at ill [low .ih’ilil“ "”1. \\lu~iln>r ‘3... d w,“ m ",.r\.,,“,,,
llw lou'ti and '
i that h:- imt bin grip or \vlwtlu-r lu- did
‘it drlilnratrly. l-ui junt an Will mun
jllynmtlnouuh the air Fwd m-mhlul
laud dropp-d from inn hold down into
tho not. u‘lub- Will nhoi through the nu
audio-ll In tho rum rh-ur l-vyoud tho-
. ho wan lll‘mi. .lomuv wan aluumi crazy
iwith urol. and had had an uthuhof
brain it-vrr. from which he did not to
rotor for months.
"No «mo could t M whvllivr iu- dc-lib.
c-rah-ly dropped to not rid of his rival
or whether he mm m nick that he would
not hold hinmlf longer. At any rate.
no mm an ho not will he proposed to
Jl'lllllt‘ again and warn accopfod, 'l'luy
um immimi now and mum from the
luminous. "mllmlon Journal.
A Non-l Advertising Nation".
[in iuw'nloun llmuan biryrvlv manu-
facturI-r has innutwi the following 1h»—
flw as an advertising var-brine: lh- ima
published a unfiv'n in the daily pl‘t‘".
lmwmlnm to which ho- pmuim-n in am
mad "when! in high grade machine and a hit-yoliug
,ruft lounyoun who my: l mu rpm
'mh; but. arr-rioting to the amt-outrun
lb" purity-Minuet pay for two wwlm
the double of the animal that had born
paid the [trawling day. it in but a Mm-
plo minirm in arithmotiu to climrror
that at the end of two words: the bicycle
annuals will law on“ mulling over
r «to
«due of tho not. When thvyrau to him...
lS'i‘ SM. 1896.
Try Allen's FootEm.
A powder to ho shaken into the shops.
At this season of the your your foot fool
swollen and hot. and got. tired oanily.
if you havo aching feet, new nhm‘u or
tight ohm-n, try Allon'u Footllum. it
t'lliliill the feet and makes walking easy.
(‘uren and prevents swollen and owvat
int: feet. blisters and callous spots. Re-
licvon oornu uml bnuions of all pain and
gives 1'th and comfort. Try it to-dny.
Sold by all drnggiots and shoe stores for
2.30. in stumps. Address, Allen ti. (lilil'
stead. Ladioy. N. Y.
Poison ivy, insect bites, brniwsmoaldn,
burns aro quickly cured by Dewitt’s
Witch Hazel Salvo. the great pile cure.
E. 1’. Wood and (7i. (3. Hillison.‘
‘ Did You Ever
Try l‘ilcotric Bitters as a rr-mody for
your troubles? if not, not a bottle now
and not rciici'. This medicine has boon
found to in- pcculiarly udaptn-d to the re-
iivf and cure of all li‘i-mnlo Complain“.
ova-ting a wmulvrful dirt-ct influence in
giving: strength and tone to thr- organs.
It‘ you havo Loss of Appetito, Constipa-
tiou, limuim-lw, Fainting Spoils, or are
Noi'vous, Sim-plow, lixcitnblo, Melan-
oiloly or In mbh-d with Dizzy Spoils, i‘Ih-c-
tricliittcrs i»: the medicine you newl.
are guarantor-d trougtoalth andiil-byh
its use. ’l‘ii'tycouts. Jlitifiillil at StSH
son‘s and Wood‘s stores. '
Boyu will be boys," but you can't. af-
ford to loop any of thom. Be ready for
thogrcon upplo season by having ile-
witt‘s (‘olio and (lholera (lore iii the
house. E. 1’. Wood and (j. (l. Stillson.
Condensed Testimony. .
(“insult flood, Broker and Manufac-
turer‘s Agent. Columbus, ()lu'o, certifies
that Dr. King's New Discovery has no
equal as a Cough romcdy. .l. D. Brown.
Prop. St..l:um-sllotc1, Ft. Vi'ayuv. ind..
tcstitiosthat howns curmlof a (loughof
two yours standing. caused by La (.irippo,
by Dr. King's New llin‘covery. 13.1“.
Merrill, Baldwinswillo. Manx, says that
he has used and mcomuu'mlwlit and
new-r know it tofaii and would rather
have it than any doctor, because it
cures. Jill's. Heuuuing, 222 1'). 25th St,
('hicngo. always keeps it at hand and
has no i'i-nrof ()ronp. because it instantly
relieves. Frci- Trials Bottles at Still-
Sou's and Word‘s Drug stores.
Many a day's work is lost by sick head-
ache caused byindigestiou and stomach
troubles. .lleWitt‘s Little Early rim-rs
tll‘f' the most etl‘cotnai pill for ovcrrom:
lug suoh ditlir‘niticn. E. i’. Weed and
(i. C. Stiiison.
'l‘heroisumrei‘atarrh in this section
oftho country than all other disenst-s
put together, and untilthe last fowyonrs
was supposed to be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced it
a local disease, and proscrilwd local rom-
edios, and by constantly failing to ('lil‘t'
with local treatment, pronounced it. in-
curable. Soivuro hnsproven catarrh to
be a constitutional disease, and thoro-
fori- rounirvs constitutional trontuu-ut.
liaii'siintarrh Pure. mannfuotnrml by
l". .l. t‘lu‘uy N1 (‘0., Toledo, 1 ihio, is the
onlyconstitutionalcuroou the maria-t.
it is taken in doses from in drops to a
lc-nslmoul’ul. It acts dircctiy on tho
mucous surfaces of the systcm. ’i‘hvy
otl'crouo hundred dollars for any cast-
it i‘nlistocuro. bond for list of trail-
moniuin‘. Address l“. .l. CHENEY N
(ft L, Toledo, i). Sold by druggtsts.
The whole system is drained and un-
(h-rmincd by idulcnt ulcers and open
sores. ih-witt'u Witch Hazel Salve
slaw-(lily brain tin-m. it is the host. pilc
euro known. 1‘). i’. Wood and u. (7.
5‘i115°";..W._._.,,_..,_.wl.__m
CABTOIIIA. ‘
“i ii: i: an
na. 0 ,
u _ z , —~ 09",
fwd! j!) , jig/mg wow.
CABTORIA.
The “‘5' i! to
uiiiiiiiufi WZZ— "- «my
a! ' . wig/y. vuppu.
u.—
lt doc-Wt mattvr much wlwtlu-r tilt'h'
hoadacho. blllousuous, illtiim'aiiidl and
constipation iii‘l' calm-d by in'uiw'l or by
unavoidable circntustnum-u. lh'WlttK‘
liittlo i'Iarly iiibt'l'b’ will spot-«lily vuw
thcmail. B. l’. Stilison and (i. l'.
Wo'cd.
OASTORIA. .
n. fac- ,
Iinilo , it”; I
um... M. t. ,
Bucklln's Arnie: Salvo .
The boot salvo la the World for cute. ,
brain's. torn-n, ulcern. ealt rhoum. t'cwrE
Horw‘. tI'ttcr. chapped bands, chilblulnmi
coma. and all niuu eruptions. and and i
it is guaranteed to giro pnrfort «nilnfao- 2
flu" or mom-v refunded. i'rim- grown-1'
per box. hi. i’. Wwd and (3. U. Stillmai
if you how over 0401'" a little child in
tho agony of muumor vompluiut. you
can realize tlwdamfllr of the trouble and
apprm-iato the vain:- of imlantamumu
ruin-f ain'ayn nibmlmi by lb‘Witt‘n i‘oih'
a (‘holcra Hire. For dym-nh'ry and
dinrrhwait in a rulinblu roan-«iv. We
("liliii not afford to rumiuuuond thin a“ a
cum if if Worn lint a care. It}. l’. \VI‘l‘ii
and (It. (.3. Hfilloon.
Don't ii‘iili' away time when you havo
rholvi'a morlms or dinrrlura. Fight
flu-min the twinning with ntwan
(follow t'lunlrrailnro. Yondou't lmv
towait- for I‘I‘Niliifl, Hwy an) iuatanni .
court. and it lens-on tho ll)Wi‘il| in lwalthy
condition. E. 1’. Wood and ll. (1. Hlill~
rum.
Removal!
w. ' H. sWoRns
liuummrmalio n nrlmnuin ... ,
oi.- the oily lulu. mm. shill.
drool w u ii i
his triomiii‘ciiifwim like "limo
What" is
c I I
Castoria in Dr. Samuel Pitcher'l
prescription for Infants and 'ihil-
than it contain- neither 0pm.",
Morphine not other Narcotic sub-
stance. it is a harmless substitute for -
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant It! '
guarantee in thirty yearn’ use by
millions of Mothers, Castoria is the
Children's Panacea—the Mother's
Friend.
CASTORiA
For infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon. but insist u'iou
having Cnstorm, and see that the inc-shin.)
signature of
In on the
wrappchi‘ W
\l‘eshall pro- ' .
tart ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tun Currant: COMPANY. 17 Murray St.,N.Y.
an?!“ OK " -
eéo‘x‘f’
§¥.‘:fl$§'51...
1376 to l883
Offices, 436 Main Street,
BIKIDGEINIIIT. CONN:
Norwalk
LobSters!
Soft
Shell
Crabs!
1‘!’
4 .
we
i {7‘}
«I
Pretty Wall
Decoration
d wu't Mt any noun than ugly papor
il'n’ inn-I'vly n maticr of toxin. if you :m‘
not sure what you want, tho but way i4
to i!“ to n I‘I'illlllll‘ place. You couldn‘t
u" by burr if you tric-d over Ml hard. We
luarnly lnlivw that Ihvro iu-wr “an a
prrttivr Hli'.‘ of wall miner.
‘ Panning, pnpol' milling and dramat-
tn 3.
if not couvvulcnt for you to rail at tho
«turn. drop a pedal, and lwiii implfltwd
to oull on you with ai'ull iiuoof mmplm.
IE. 9:. GORHAM,
if) FIRST AVENUE.
Boot Norwalk, - (honunntic'it
MAKtvoun
WANTS KNOWN
IN TH'
””‘J’hvrmo scunm
YOUNG-MAN!
Why iAkPiliP chance of ii ' as
without Int-amour, when our
00-min n day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR “.000!
0r nix fit-i. a any will give you no Emimv
moutolguu an able“ Wt if you
lira. “m: m- . non, ha ”milling
ummm in: thumbnail. Mm in the
Connecticut General
’ no loo-reg» to:
_ (if m
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