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tandem. it would re everything good a
npw start. Dr. Ta niage's text was Ro-
man! xiii, is, “The day is at hand."
‘ , is from the' mountains, and theses-
and the springs, and the farnihouee,
your cheeks lnonsod and your spirits llgbt~
ad. I ball you home again with the words
with that Is it well with thy husbandf
, On some faces
as triumphs! matron. but all sinus
the track a tears I see the story of resur-
rcctiou and reunion when all tours are
done. the deep plowing of the keel, fol.
lowed by the flush of the phosphorescence, .
Now that I have asked you in regard to“
your welfare, you naturally ask bag I
an. Very well, flunk you. Whether. it
my the bracing all" of the mountains, or
a bath in the surf of Long Island lunch,
or whether it is the joy of standing in this
if!!!“ of warm hearted friends, or
whether i is a new appreciation of the
goodness of God, lennnot tell. I simply
know I am’ happy. It was said that John
Mcflatt, the great Methodistprolwhcr, oc-
casionally got fast - in his sermon, and to
extricate himself wotdd cry. “Haileiulah !"
I am in no such predicament today, but I
am full of the some rhapsodic ejaculation.
b‘ as out this ‘rnorning on a new eo-
ciosiostical year, I ant to give you the
hornets of my no 19 months’ ministry.
I out to so it to the tunesbf “Antioch,"
“Arte?! an ‘tfcoronatloo. " I want to
at a new trumpet step into my ransom.
{We do wrong if we sllfiw our personal son
rows to interfere wii the glorious fact
that the kingdom is gaming. We are wick-
ad if we allow apprehension of national
disaster to put down our faith in God pad
in the mission of our American people.
The God who hath been on the side of this
nation since this Fourth of J uly, 1776, will
see to it that this nation shall not commit
suicide on' Nov. 3. 1896. By the time the
unparalleled harvests of this snnuner get
down'lto tho seaboard we shall be stand.
ing in a sunburst of national prosperity
that will paralyze the pesflmlsts who by
their evil prophecies are blasphem'iug the
God whit hath blessed this nation as he
hath blessed no other.
notes of Gladneu.
In all our Christian work you and I
want more of the element of gladnees. No
man had a right to say that Christ never
laughed. Do you suppose that be was
glam an the wedding in Conn of Galilee!
Do you suppose that Christ was unrespon-
sive when the children clambored over his
knee and shoulder at his own invitation?
nothing when he said of Christ, “He re-
joiced in plrit?" Do you believe that the
divine C ist,_yvho pours all the waters
ovu- the rockflt Vernal Falls, Yosemite,
does not beliemln the sparkle aml gallop
and tumultuous joy and rushing raptuws
or“ human life? I believe not only that the
morning laughs, and that the mountains
laugh, and that the seas laugh, and that
the engender: laugh, but that Christ laugh-
ed. Moreover, take a laugh and a tour in-
to an alumina and assay (helm and test
them. and analyw them, and you will of-
fcn find as much of the pure gold _of roll-
gion in a laugh as but is”, Deep spiritual
joy always shows itself in facial illumina—
tion. John Wesley saidhe‘was sure of a
good religious impression bei prfalueed
homes of what he calls the great dv
noes he ‘saw among the people. (a [ma
merriment ls blasphemy . anywhere, but
expression of Christian Joy is abrupt-into
ore where.
hart-over. the outlook of the world
ought to stir us to gladnms. Astronomers
disturbed many people by telling them
that there was danger of stellar collision.
We were told bythcso astrmi‘umcrs that
there are worlds cooling very near togeth-
er, and that we shall have plagues and
wars and tumults cud [urbaps the world a
toilet). Do not he and. if you
‘have evcr stood at a railroad water when
10 or 2!. or ill) rail tracks cross inch other
and soon that by the movement of the
switch one or two inches the train shoots
this way and that without colliding, then
you may understand how to world» may
lvuuwithlnau inch’ of dimppd that
inch be as good one million miles. Mp
human switch muior can about the trains
tide way and that without harm, «“nnnnt
the handlbat for thousands of years has
upheld the uniform keep our llllli‘ Will'ld
tint of harm’s way? f'brisfian guitarists
tall as that fillaworld was millions of
years in building. Wall. buw,l do not
think God would take millions of years to
build a house which was to last only “.000
years. 'l‘boreis nothing in the world or
outside the world. h-rresirial or Monoun-
imi, torxcltetllumny. lwlull that soruo4
stout gospel bmvm might mttcr‘all the
malaria of human fm'elxrllng. 'lhc sun
com this morning at about tln'cioclt, and
I think that is Just about the hour in Ibo
wwld‘shlatory. “The day is at hand.”
Victory In Peace.
Tb rat to of the down] mintho
mdlln’l‘subnil'uiimmf diplomatlcsltlll for
human butcher}. Wit in the but '5
years thcroimrd been in , lailmml dim-1»
cam which would have bmught a shock
of arms in any other day, but which wore
geraniuily adluaml, the, a taking the
place ofthe swml. The meznelm, mp-
Imvcrsy in any otlun- m of the world
would have brought shock of arms. but
nowisboing so quietly adjusted that no
oar- koews inst how it is lug settled.
The Alabama question a any other age
of the world would hate «used for be-
twocn the United States and ltagleml.
llms was it ssttledl By mol-wnroff
tlm Same or of the lilo-ram liyibe
golf mm of the mean crossed by a gulf
dread of human Mood? by the thmy
afmtiminmrnsdlml? No. A win
on into a clot mat at (inner folk
tho i" ore:-l , to W lag-
ton to lamina, "A "
"l lingiaad pa into the United our»
mount an pays really men
than she ought to intro paid. But still,
all t thisbema broiilsaetiledmnttlcd
. Arbitratloalnsteadof turtle.
tie the alarm! about tho (Jana-lien flabL
«is. in any ethermge would have mind
we: WWW” the United Hiaiesand nag.
load. England said. ", ”fathom-
melon of my (fan-died“ shorten". The
Unlwrl am said. “I will not pay any-
thing.“ all, the two nations say. “I
measure but heltrrlesretbewhde "
ter- in (I witnessed." theorem
is appended, and throat-imbued seen.
than us- cho.“ the w
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wand, *ia’pifoislmmat at sedan, blotted‘out
‘ for that ,
Wild. , s2 .. N
m, 'wlil morepin, lthinkahrougb
the "mean of an elubsseauor. bring on
a battle with other nations. Bile mutant
the ‘ empire, and the only aspirant
‘ liewhc had bx” $8130? or.
les 11 a war t I even
Edwina"
the leaf. , ,t mislead. would likato war
out of her it 3'? TheZulu war.“ Down
with the sword and up with the treaty!
We in Rhinooun might better haw
settled our national lilleultics by arbitra-
tion than by the trli‘al of tire argon-«Whi-
lanthMpymMiot 0W4“ . as
certain ' of money for “wardrobe-
of the area, and let all those born after a
certain tlm'e'be born free." Philanthropy
at the name time said to the math. "You
sell thealaves and get rid of this great in»
tlaael contest and trouble.” The north
replied. ”Uron't pay a cent." The south
replied." “I won't soil." Warpwarl A
million lead then, and a, hatijpul debt
which ”might have ground this nation to
90de! Why did we not let William ll.
Seward of New York and Aloxandcr ll.
Stephens of Georgia go out and spend a
few days under the in“ on the banks of «
the Potomac and talk the matter over and
settle it, as settle it they could, rather than
the north pay in cost of war $4,700,000.-
000 and the south ’psy 04,760,000.000.‘ the
destroying angel l ring the firstborn
dead in so many be all thaway from
the Penohsont to the Alabanlafv Ye aged
men whose sons fell in the strife, do you
not think thatwould have been better!
Oh, yes! We have some towbelleve, I think,
.in this country that nitration is latter
than battle. v: , .i , t .
violinist-5n".
,Imsybemi' ,blitlhope thattho
last war lutw‘eeu rill-n guano is end-
ed. Barbarians may this t lr war paint
and Chinese dad Japanese go into whole- .
sale momma and Afghan and Zulu hur
misused arrows, but i think Christian as-
tions have gradually learned that war is
climate? to victor as well as vanquished,
and that almoet‘anytldng bought by blood
is boughg at v too dear a price. I wish to
God thl‘e nation might be a model of will-
ingness for arbitration. No need of kill-
lug another lndlan. No need of mille-
ing any more brave General Casters Stop
cxasperating the rod mall. and time will
be no more mews shot out from the am-
lmshments. A gonerulbf the United States
anny in high repute throughout this land,
and who perhaps had been in more in-
,dlnn wars than any other officer, and who
had been wounded again and again in be-
half of our government in battle against
the ludians, told me that all the wars that
had ever occurred between Indians and
whitomen had bcen provoked by white
men. and that there was no exception to
the rule. While we are arbitratlng with
Christian nations let us toward barbari-
ans carry ourselves in a manner unprovo-
cotive of contest. -
Let me put myself in their place: I in-
herit a large calate,and“tliew1ucrs are
rich with fish, and the woods are songful
with birds. and my cornilclds are silken
and golden. Here is my sister's grave.
Uut yonder under the large tree my father
died. An invader comes and proposes to
drive me off and take possession of my
property. lie crowds me back, he crowds
me on, and crowds me into a closer mrm'r.
until after awhile i say: “Stand back!
Don't crowd me any more, or 1'" strike.
“hot right have you to mine hcrc and
drive me off my premises? i got this farm
from my father, and be got it from his fa»
thcr. What right have you to comc horn
and molest me?" You hiandly say: "0b,
nknow more than you do. I belong to a
higher civilization. 1 cut my hair shorter
than you do. i could put this ground to
a grout dcai betfcr use than you do. “
And you keep crowding me back and
crowding me on into a chiller corner and
closer corner, ilntll one day l look arpund
upon my auffcrlng family, and, fired by
their banishlpv, 1 how you in twain.
Forthwith all the world copies to your fu-
bond to pronounce oulogium, mun-s to
my oxecutionio nnathenmtizc me. You
are the hero. lam thcculprlt. Behold lla-
linilcd States government and the North
American indlan! 'l‘ba ml man has awed
more wrongs than I would, or you, We
would have struck manor, dccpcr. That
which is right in defense of a Washington
home is right in dcfonee of a home on top
of the Sicrm Neruda, Before this dwin-
dling rcd rucc dlcs completely out I wish
that this gcneration might by common
justice Menu for the inhumanity of ill
pmlcccssors. lo the day of flml's judg.
gin-at lwuuld rather be a blood slncarid
Motion limit a dwindling United states of-
ficer an an ludiuu maturation. (lac, “be a
barlmrian and a savage, and pump pp»
icmlcd to be anything but a burlmrian
and u wivago, 'l‘he othcr prctcmlcd to be a
Rpm-emotive of a t‘hristlan nation. Nob
withstanding allthie the Rt'lleMldiaguat
with war and the sulutilulion of dlplw
matic skill for the glittering edge of kwn
slot-l Is a sign unmistakable that “the day
not lllllfll- "
he Waridjs lie-mu.
I find another ray of «turn in tbc'mm-
prom-km of the world's distances. What a
slow, snailllko, almost illiptmlblu thing
th‘llll haw been the wo'ld's rul'tiilrutlop
with bantmwm of herniation and no
fscllo moons of muulmnlcotion, but now,
tlmmgh tclcgmpby for the “hull“ icic-
plmni‘c intimacy for the our and thumb
slmmlmting and railroading the sauna)
miles of tho wofld‘s oirpmnfcmu'u are
yhrivcllng up lam insignificant brevity.
liongkong is norm to New York than a
few years ago New Haven was. lloniisti,
Minnow. Mountable" nmewlthlnsmi ,
log distance. l’nrcbn .atelegraphlcchort,
and by the blue lines son the tclcuntplu of
the land and by thered iim-tiwrablcs
under the two. You are what mammal»
ty this is («ring to give for the deal roan--
nmltsof '«lu'lsfleuity.
A fortress i in months or ymrsin
building. but for it is “instructed it
may doali its work in :10 minutes. ultras»
tianity has been planting its lntlerics (or
l9 would“ and maygo on in the work
through pill" flfllllrlfll, but whcn tlum‘
lotteries an tbmlgbly ill-nun, than
fortresses am fully built, t my my all do
their work in ill lungs ,Tl'w “If” stuns;
derides ther arm or marred
mime. is trim any qttlf‘ltct? lih.‘ it
not take sclmm 6le years in find out so
simple a thing as tir‘rirmlaunnui the
bunum him" With the earth and W «by
full of electricity, science tmit M00 years
loan-alt mm gum that mm was any
mhl on that might lmmatlv of this
some and mighty dancer. when we
men lake ti , onaifpll ‘Wmfieilh‘r‘:
form a a then ’ , n
”a not know than t: of if“;
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bf boldg rcspeotahle.‘ What £54
serially. so a that gnome
final”. of God from a hovering cloud
iridescent! ,npon “hustler. Would}.
not that foothoknow Mr ‘
A‘ :‘mgw
“abundant; M vallyour
sins and to lilul all your e. To prove
him I am a super _ being! have
just descended from lid!- Dopnu
believe monoxide you, rp.‘ newt"
Why, all the telegrdph rations o the earth
would he erowiiedae noueof them were
over crowded Just after a shipwreck.
I tell you all tilde things to show you it
is not among the impossibilitics‘ or even
the lmproixtbllltios that tht‘willmn-
qua the whole earth, and dealt lustanter
when the time cmuoa. There are fore-
tokenlngs in the air. sorbet ing great is
going to happen. 1 do not th is that do.
pita la going to run us down or that the
union! the world is going to break. but I
mean mmotbing great for the world’s
Messing and not for the world’s damage is
going tohappcn. Itbinl; the world has
had it hard enough. Enough the famines
and plagues. Enough the Asiatic choi-
oras. Enough the wars. Enough the
shipwrecks. Enough the“ conflagrations.
I think our world coldd stand right‘Wcll
a procession of prcspcrltiea and triumphs.
Better be on the lmkout. Better have your
aboorvatnriou opob toward the heavens
and the lenses of your most powerful tele-
scopes well polls d. Better have all your
Loy-don jars ready for some new pulsation
of mighty iniluenkae. ’ Better have new
fonts of type in yo r printing oilioes to set
up some astmnuling good news. Better
have some new banner that has never been
carried ready for sudden processions. Bot-
torhuve the bells in your church toward
well hang and rope within mach, that
you may ring out the marriage of ,_tha
King's Son. Cleanse all your courthouses,
for the Judge of all the earth may appear.
but all your legislative halls be Iliad, for
the Great laswgivor may hoabou to come.
Drive of! the thrones of demotion all the
‘occupante. furalhe King of heaven and
earth may be about torcign. The dark-
ness of the night is blooming and whiten‘
in into the lilics of morning cloud and
tho ilies reddening into the roses of stron-
ger (lav—lit garlands, whether white or
red, for him on whose head are many
crowns. "The day is at hand.”
Rays of Dawn.
One more ray of the down I see in fact;
ohmnologlcul and mathematical. (‘ouie
now, do not let us do another strokc of
Work until we have settled one inatter.
What is going to be the final leads of this
great contest between oln- and righteous
uessl Which is going to prove himself the
stronger, God or Diabolus? Is this world
going to be all garden or all down? Now,
let us have that matter settled. if we be
liemJaaiah and limbs and Micah and
Malachi and John and Peter and Paul
omi‘thc'bord himself. we believe that it is
going to be all garden. But let us lum- it
,aettlrd. Let us know whether we are
working on toward a sucmss or toward a
dead failure. If tin-re isa child in your
house sick and you are sure he is going
to get well, you sympathize with preform
pains, but all the foreboding is gone. if
you are in Ncyclono ad the Florida crust
and the captain assume you the vessel is
stauch, and the winds are changing for a
better quarter, and be is sure hewill bring
you safe into the harbor, you patiently
submit to present distress with the thought
of safe arrival. Now i want to know
whether we are coming on toward dismay.
darkness and defeat .or on toward light
and blcsacdnosa. Youaml i believe the lat-
tcr, and if so cvcry ycnr we spend is one
your subtracted from the world's woe. and
every event that Inmates, whether bright or
dark, brings us one event nwrer a happy
consummation; and by'all that is inexora-
ble in chronology and mathematics I com-
mand you to good chopppnd mumge. If
i new is anythingln arltlunrtlc. if you sub-
tract twu from five l'lil lcarc three, then
by every rolling sun we are coming on to-
ward at mogniflccut terminus. Then every
winuu' guessed is one scrcrity less for our
poor world. Then every summer gum,- by
brings us nt-arcruufadlbg urlmrraroncc.
Put your algebra down an the top of your
Bible and rejoice.
if it is ucarcr morning at ii o'clock than
it is at it. if it is nearer morning at -l
o'clm-k than it is at ii, tin-u we are nearer
the dawn of the world‘sth-llrcronou. God's
clock swans to govcry slowly, but thepcu-
dulum swings, and the hands more, and
it will yet strike built). The sun and the
lump stood still once. They will never
stand still again until thhy stop forever.
if you believearithmetic as wcliao your
lliblc, you must believe we are nearer the
down. “The day is at hand."
There is a class of pbcnomcna which
piakcs mo think that tho spiritual and
brawoiy world may after awhile mnkn
a dcmonstration in this world which it ill
bring all moral and spiritual things to a
climax. Nomi am no apiritualist, but
every intelligent man hm! lluticvd that
there are strange nndmyutorluuu things
which indicate to him that pcrlmps the
splritimlworhiis not an forntfas mums
times we majcclure. and that after awhile
from the spiritual and hrarcnly world
than» maybe a donmnstruilon upon our
World for its llctteruwm. We call it mag
comm, or We call It nu-macrlam, m‘ We
call it clcctrlclty. lavau‘w we want mum
term to cuter up our lgnnraluc. i do but
know what it is. 1 mm c hrard an and!"
bio voice from the othcr world. i am pur~
sundcd of this. however; 'i‘hnt the roll be-
tween this world had the next is gutting
thinncr and thinner, and that la-rbapr Mi-
cr awhile. at the mil of “mi—snot at the
call of ' the ilatcnprm brothers or A1»
draw Jackson lint/lam mnnc of the old
l'lelell’nl Wilfrid", pinup [if illt‘ pHI'lll of
other days mighty for find-«m Joshua. or
s Caleb. or a llavid m- u Poul—may mane
down and help as to “to mull- opium up.
righlmusupu, [lh' hop- 1 would "lip in
barn thom lucreniu II of tin- licd m, him
of the Valley of Ajnlnn. him nf Mars' hill!
English himwy says um roam C nylon
of the English cavalry, at the close the
war. ltlpghl up all "to old cavalry bur-cs
lest they should he threw] out to drudgery
and lldl'fl Work Mill lmug fl ‘V "l
gmutnl at Kaammlmlwath om turned
out these old warlmrses into the thickest
am “0"!“ [WWW to mend the mtof
their days as condensation for whet they
land done in other days. llnc‘ day a timn»
derrimm came up. and tbrm Winn
mill-(Kill the timmicr of the ski for the
thundvr of halite, and tho: wlm'lsd lam
”up no riders on tlwlr lsu-Iw—thcy w i-
nd into line Md; for MW "“5- A I
doubt mc wbcther. win-u the last thunder
of this balm for find and truth goes from!»
log through the hearers». the old Martin“?
ulxrlm um keep their plum «m “mi!
3h ..._ Methinks they will sprlng into
the fight 9“pr crown for helmet
we Millagm
"’5':
’ mortar: "Ishmael laugh
wlaorulng
y‘afiti'andf your
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coastal up in the use! victories. 1 want
all these ‘ pic to understand
“14!,an the mnmr God they always
win the day; t t all rayers are answered
and all Christian wor is in some way of.
factual, and that timtldo is setting in the
right dlrcethm. and that all heaven is on
our side-«ulntly, char duo, archangel-lie,
clumped-at, chariot antl’ throne, lioxolngy
and , lop, princl . igloo and domin-
ion, Who hpth’tlre moon under his feet,
and all tha’arlnics of heaven on white
horses. .
or, brother, all I am afraid of is not
‘ Christ will lose the ’battle, but that
you and I will not got intuit quick enough
to do mmcthing worthy of our blomi
bought imumrtallty. (lb,Christ,how shall
I mwt‘lhee, than of tho ammai'hmw, and
the cultural buck, and the scarred hand,
and the W (mm and tho scarred
breast, if than: no stairs or wounds gotten
in thy service? it lilllill not be so. I step
out May in front of the bottle Come on,
yo fees of God, i dare you to (marital.
Come on, with pens dipped in malignan-
cy. (‘ome on, with tongues forked and
viper-inc. Come on, with types mark in
the scum of the eternal pit. I defy oul
Come on; I tummy brow; I uumvcrmy ,
heart. Strike! 1 cannot see my Lord until
I have bccn hurt for Christ. If We do not
suffer with him on earth. we cannot be
glorified with him in heaven, Take gum:
heart. l. on, on! See. the skies hn'vo
brightened! Soc, the hour is about to
conic! Pick out all thc'chcericst of the
anthcma. Let the orcllcatm string tbclr
host instruments. “The night is (unspent;
the day is at hand."
Cheap Oxygen In the Household.
Why not havi- your oxygt‘i on tap?
A machine has been invented by rumba
of which the householder will be enabled
to supply his dwelling with, indefinite
quantities of the life giving gas. All he
need do is to turn on the tap. and pretty
soon he and the family will feel as frisky
as they haven mind to. This is no joke,
but sober canxcst. The discovery is very
important, and the host part of it is that
the contrlvliuco is so clump that even tho
poor man can afford to buy one. It will
not cost more than $10, and it is warrant-
ed to last indefinitely. requiring no ex-
pensive chemicals. _
The writer is forbidden to given detail-
ed description of the instrument just now,
but it‘ronsists most essentially of a tube
of soft iron and an armngomcnt of lung-
note. It may be put under a window like
a fly screen and will supply the additional
oxygen In tho air thatoomea in. flow»!
lllt' machines will furnish D pcr cent of
extra oxyucn to a whole house, if dosircd.
but for ordinary punmouc-lmlf of l pcr
cent would be ample. Two per cent would
unduly exhilamte the inmates, causing
them to skip around and bchovcthcmn
selves. perhaps, in a manner too undlgr.i-
fled.
There are other uses for this novel a;—
parutus. Count the machines placed in
front of the furnace door in winter will
make the fire much imitor and snw a largo
,puri. of the fool? Oxygen is queer null.
and most‘peoplc. have a wry indistinct In»
that as to what it is. « All they know is
that it is nvcry essential constituent of
air. lint it is a fact that an additional
fraction of I pcr cent in thc ntnmsphom
will give a man energy to Work, when
without it he would feel incarnblo uf cx-
crtion. It will inakc the dilicn-ncc be»
tween lnw spirits and a joyous crulf'ntion;
lu'nce it appears that this now invcn»
lion is likely to be a lamnto mankind.
’l'rue, you can buy oxygen now. if you
wish, but it costs like anything. 'l'lzc
market price is $2.50 a pound, and that
quantity is only lil cubic fol-t. It comes
in cylinders. nymph-sued, and whcn tho
tank is clupl)’ you must paytu have it fill-
cd. if is so cxlu'nsivc in this form that
you hard fprmnolniu'it byhuhllug a lubc
to your nose. That is not the way pciullc
want oxygen. What they rcquirc is a
stemb‘ aupply at a small price. Professor
Dewar has wlidificd the gas in the hllunt‘
of a clear glass at n (outlaw-afar! of HWi ral
hundred dcgtws below the sum of Fohrcn
bolt, but nobody not a mliliunaiw can of»
ford to buy such aprcpa ion. own if it
could be lulu-n comforta l_\' in bites.—
Washington Lcttcr in Boston Transcript.
An Electric Carriage.
An electric carriage is now being manu-
factured iv a i‘bli‘ngu firm. and it in sand
it will mm be won nulning swiftly and
noiwicsslyaiamt the streets of all Iaruc
cities. if is admidcd uovrity. “t‘l‘l‘lll-
fore imrsclcss vehicles have been prupcllcd
by nolmmo gnmilnc engines, which t'luli-
mi unpleasant odors. 'i'la- cugillc umh-r
the scars jam-d the vcbicla. and in comaL
uucnco tho lmrsclcss merriago prupeilcd by
ism-b lamina has not been a launder sin-com.
lint unw electricity succcmiully applied in
thcpropuldnn of a slrm whlclc hos mind
this llilllt'uliy. 'l'llu mlltml of the \‘i'lllt'ltl
is mid to ho tarrfmt, and the shoal is rogu-
land by uumnsuf a simple icvvr. 'l‘csis
have been lluulu in croudtsl tlnmuighfarca
w the mmm-uwnt of li'fllllllfl‘l and driv-
ers, if is run by a sun-ago lottery under
ti o scat The battery is of light cunairuc»
lion and readily m-imrged. The motor.
by a writ-s of mg wheels and a chain. is
I'rllllli’f'lt‘ll to u sprocket What-l on the War
rule. , .N'olne of Midst! o‘t'lllt'lcs are designed
tudcr‘elop the high u‘ctlof iii milcs an
hour. When an on in electric vehicle
which is placed in a livery siablc, on c -c.
oa- pfmt mu be Installed, which will
i‘Illll. loss than the feed a ti turn of bur-cs.
For private nwnrrs, how ‘cr, on claimrate
outlay is not lit‘t't'aml‘)‘. 'l‘bc current fwm
an invamicsccut lump circuit is said to ho
sufficient to, chorgc the lullory.-ilclmlt
Fm. i'rcsa.
14—“th
Il- IAlmi "up”.
The malmgv'r of a big N‘siullmflf nor-r
13mm! Sim-t station maria-s for this story:
A day or two ngmm individual manifestly
from tbc “mml «lnrstrlckf drifted up
ammo the rmlllter at which not oysters
are dispenacd. “Mum: fdfdw." he re-
nmriud to the immune. “you his gilnum
alum- «1' their: raw eye-tors." It "failed
whlrh was rompily colnpiiuiwlth. Alt-
lrihc first fall dutch hadimnlhflly r1
tmrtr-d from their slwlls and tossed brim
the bucolic epicure» the artist and was
handling the uylfrl' knlfo gloom! up in
qnlringly. Honing tlu- cinnamon; still
holding his fork expwuuily wind. he
wittlimrd Ills Walloon and It was a
ram- botwsen the trm until the oysu-rman
paumlinwltpntbc penplrnilon from his
harm. The countryman had upto this
point Mir-timed thfititlntirn and a half»
All hymns. "Voting fuller." he crawled,
“When you've uproot to new wulh. i
you Win tumult-m
w
r?
at”: m a diner nth this
he...
ponder
. y a
. nun-h...
a; a pa hookers. the
,,, hammerhead most
"trial and can honestly say
not dose of u not more than you
claim." It instantly takes the sting out
of com and nations. AIM" 3. W
is a corralacure for swollen, matting,
aching. blitiered or sweating feet. Sold
lire coals. sample sent free. Address
sanctum. IeBoy, N. v.
Poison-2m} bim.ln'ulaes,soalda,
horns are nickl cured by Dewitt‘s
Witch Haze Salvo, the great pile cure
E. P. Wood and C. (l. Stillson.
”W-..” _.,___.. .,
The'idui Panacea.
James L. Francis, olrlonnan. Chicago,
says: “1 rcgnrd Dr. King's New Dis—
covery as an ideal Panacea for thumbs,
Colds and loan; Complaints, having
used it in my family for the last .flve
years, to the exclusion of physicians'
prom-ripiinns or ofIu:r_proparutiuus."
Rcv. John Burgns, Kookuk, Iowa,
writes: “I havo‘biam a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal church for on yoms
or more, and have novrr found anything
so boncflciul, or that. gave me such
speedy rclicf as Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery." Try this Idcul Cough Rom-
edy now. Trial bottles free at (i. (l.
Stillson’s and E. l’. Wood's drug stores.
Boys will be boys." but you can’t af-
ford to lose our of them. Be ready for
to green appe scasou by having De-
, 'tt’s Colic and Cholera Cure in the
ho me. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
‘ A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison, of Worthington,
Ind., San, writes: “You have a valua-
ble prescription in Elatlrio Bitters, and
I can cheerfully recommend it for Con-
gcnoral system tonic it has no equal.”
Mrs. Annie Stchlc, 2625 Cottage Grove
avenue, lhicago, was all run down,
Could not cut but digest food. had a
backache which never left her and full:
tired and weary, but six bottles of Elec-
trid Bitters rcstorcd her health and re-
newed hcr strcngtb. Prices 50 cents
“find :51. (lot a bottle at (1'. C. Stillmn's
and E. P. Wood‘s drug stores.
Many a day's work is lost by sick head-
ache cunsed byindigestion and stomach
troubles. DeWitt's Little Early risers
are the most effectual pill for overcom-
ing such difficulties. E. P. Weed and
G. C. Stillsou. ‘ i
There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pror-onnccd it
a local disease, and prescribed local rem-
edies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it in-
curable. Science has proven catarrh to
hen cimstitutiounl disease. and therea
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Hall’s Catarrh Core, manufactured by
F. J. Chenyd: 00.. Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
It is taken in doses from 10 drops to a
toospoonfnl. It acts directly on the
mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case
it falls to cure. Semi for list of testi-
monials. Address 1“. J. CHENEY &
(30., Toledo, 0. Sold by druggiste.
The whole system is drained and un-
dermined by idolcut ulcers and opcn
sores. Dcwitt's Witch Hazel Salve
sneedilyhcals them. Itistho best pile
cure known. E. P. Weed and G. C.
Stillson. _
OABTORIA.
m $44?“
If every
re“ . , £522. W.
LOAB’I‘ORIA.
0
If every
“:3“ . . M mo“-
It doesn't matter much whether sick
headache. biliousncss, indigestion and
'(musiipuiiou arc caused by neglect or hp
’nuavoidahla circumstauccs. DoWitt's
Little Early Risers will speedily cnrc
themall. E. I’. Stillmn and (i. l’.
Weed. _
OABTORIA.
'lfn'ii‘ . he,
"'2'" . , m mm
Battle's Antics hairs
The best solve in the world for cats,
bruises, some, ulcers. salt rhcnun. fnrr
mrcs. tottor, chn pod hands. chilbluins,
corns,amiall n eruptions. and pool»
lively cures piles, or no pay rcquircd.
tion or monev refunded. Price :35 ccnla
per box. if. P. Weed and G. C. Balloon.
...., “as... as . M
If you have ever seen a little child in
the agony of sommcr crnnplnim, you
can realize the danger of tho lmnblc and
apprcclale the value of instantaneous
relief always afforded by DoWitt‘s (‘olic
6: Cholera (law. For dysentery and
diarrlurait is a reliable remedy. We
could not afford to remmunoml this can
cureifit wcnsnotacure. E. P. Weed
and G. C. Stillson
Don’t trifle away time when you have
cholera morbos or dim-him. Fight
them in the beginning with DoWIIt's
Colic (it Cholera (Into. Yondon't have
to wait for results, they are instantan-
eous. and-it leaves the bowels in health
cendltion. E. P. Weed and (1.0.Stii .
”It. I
l
WANT ANYTHING ?
i
No need to. Advertisc
in this South Norwalk
Evading .
laminate,
by all druggists and shoe stores, twenty- .
stipation and Sick Homincbe, and ass.
! 11's lucrcly a mutirr of taste.
w 4a " . o v ‘ ‘ .
Wis ladle flannel. Pitchers
prescription for Infants and fillil
dren. it contains neither Opium,
lcrphine nor “other Narcotic sols
stance. It is a harmless substitute for
Paregoric, Dropn'socthiag Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years' use by
millions of Mothers. Castcriaisthe
Children’s Panacea-the Mother's
Friend.
CASTORIA
For [tribute and Children.
I
no not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castorla, and see that the fac-simriy
signature of
is on the
wrapper.”
Weshali pro- ‘
loci ourselves and the public at all boards.
a Cmaon‘nonrauv.w Murray Bt..N.Y. ‘
am$fis
”it
‘ .,: Examiner n
_ F. 8. Patent Mrs,
IE“! to 1883
Offices. 436 Main Street,
BRIDGBPORT.
CQNNv
Norwalk
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Lobsters!
Soft
" ' * ' “Shell“i‘
Q. crabSl
HUNT & zrturr.
Pretty Wall
Decoration
lbx‘sn't f Us; any lllui'n than ugly paper
If you mu
. not snrc what you want, the bcrt way is
tngn in it l'f‘llitlllii place. You ('Hfllfln‘f.
pm by horn if you tricdcvcr so hard. We
luroriily bciicvo that there ncvcr was a.
prf‘llicr halo of Wall papilla
it is guarantwd to give perfect autisbw- i
, I’pinting, popcrhonging and (locorut-
1 n .
i if not convcnicnt for you to call at the
atom. drop a pistol. am I will be pleased
to call on you with afull linoof samples.
E. E. GORHAM,
' ‘10 Fiber AVENUE,
East Norwalk, (Jounwtient
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mantvoun
WANTS KNOWN
in TM I
tvrslsc szsnau
%
r . .,!IrT .w
YOUNG - MAN
Wis takethe chance 0'1an
.‘W
wit mt insurance. when
Cents a day will 1
iiiSURE roof: or:
FOR H.000!
Of fill (its. a day will giro you :2 lindow
mental ".000 payable tor-your f if you
live. With insurance. lite everything
else, the but lathe cheapest. insure a; the
Connecticut Genera
Life latartsoe Ge.
Norwalk Chronicler