sole pi lutoeeit proved cache successmc' shall continue for cnother‘ 6 days, adding
on his: pet: ml rycltind, iron the didnrent We, and um iteyen more lam.
o’eoionnnlicnnm zone}? m... councilman or these sweet toned s...
a.” chill in iiii nilorders we were compelled to refuse last week. They are the most simple
. no at indies' writing desks, artistic hell choirs, bookcases, chineciosets, corner stands,
,9. ' ‘ ,(hnt rocks, fancy tables, willow rockers, whist tables, blocking cases and commodes,
m rmoquelte rugs, ccrpet sweepers, steel engravings and fancy bamboo, oak and white enameled
_ filmy. Vace‘wouid not permit us to expaciate sufficiently on our TOY DEPARTMENT. When
huh toy department you have seen it all ; when you' get our prices, you may depend you have the
Goods purchased ‘inthis department now will be stored free and delivered at the option of the
FREE DELIVERY
ii..lain and Ann Streets,
.slo‘nwALK, -' . . . ,
o NNECTIOUT.
marriages. wagon; Bicycles and HarseG‘oods
M I or :vznv‘ DFSCRIPTION
Willi be sold for the
Next
Ten
Days
at .
Your .13,
Own
Price.
The cause of it, “Hard Times."
Cure for them, “Gold Cure" cost.
Come and see at.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S
. Factory and Repository,
it * Franklin and ladison Streets, - . " ‘.
. ' Red Ticket and Remnant Sale!
. .‘ , .
To clean up our stock lo: Christmas trade we have picked out Short Lengths and Odd Piecees in various
stocks and marked them at LOW PRICES.
n
South llorwsik.
SPECIALBARGAINS IN
Drone Goods, lngrain Carpets,
Trimming Silks, Tapestry Carpets,
Outings, Ingrain Mats,
Oinghoms. Smyrna Mat; and Rugs,
Orepono. Remnants of Oil cloth,
Remnants of Linoleum.
Gilkollne.
. . And other items of equal interest to customers. Sale to begin Monday, November 16th.
A. Dickerman 8t Son,
at Washington Street, - - .
South lorwslil, Connecticut.
JAMES GOLDEN,
ammo-m.
W
FINE
iZNING sennnu PRINT.
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I . I
. Work Done ..
Promptly.
so wpsnmuon
stiller.
. memorandummog the
“rounds. place at in delivery. fills airmen
"lemufl’elmm is announcing.“ ster-
‘hns 3W is in continuum»! in»
losses»; cool in its signifier-nos. His sub.
.lm one ”Who Dying mutiny.” and the
text '11 Kluge xx. 1. ‘.”Thllnollll the Lord,
not thine louse in order. for thou shalt die
sonnet live", ’ . .
t No alarm hell do 1 ring in the utterance
oi’tblslext, for in the henlthyylow or your
continuum! and cause only iorchecrtnl
Wilbur. but I ehsil apply the test as
sroknu in the our of Hezekiah, down with
u. had onrhuncie, to the nineteenth century,
now closing It will can only tour more
long hrentlls, ouch yew.- n bmth, and the
century will expire. My theme is "The
Dying Century." I dim-s it at an hour
when our notional legislature is about to
assemble, some at the mourners now hens
present and other: soon to arrive from the
north. moth. east and west. All the public
oonvuynnoee coming this way will bring
important additions of public men, so that
when on Dec. 7, at high noon, the novels of
senate and house of representatives shall
lift and fail the destinies of this notion,
nnd through it the dutinien of oil lintlonn
struggling to be free, will bopnt on solemn
and tremendous trial. Amid ouch intensi-
lying circumstances I “and by the vener-
l.bie century and address it in the words of
my out. “Thus saith the Lord, Set thino
house in color. for thou shalt die and not
live."
A In; scum.
Eternity is too big o subject for us to
understand: Some one has said it is it
met clock that says "Tick" in one con-
ttiry nnd “Tuck" in another. But. We can
hotter understand old time. who has mun;
children—and they are the centurion—and
molly grandchildren-and they are me
yours. With tho (Lying nineteenth century
we shall this morning have it plain talk,
telling him come of the good things he has
done, and thou telling him sonic of the
thing. ho ought to adjust hemp he quits
Lain sphere and new but to join the
ntemltlos. We generally Wait until people
are dead helm We any much in praise of
them. Funeral ouloglum is uonernlly \an
pathetic uud eloquent with things timl
ought to have been all! years heroin We
put. on cold tombstones who”: we ought to
have put in the worm born of the living.
We curse Charles Sumner whllo he is liw
lug and cudgcl him intospinnl nleninilltll
and wait. until. in the more within I linvo
boon living tho lost your. he puts his bond
on his heart and cries “Oh!" nnd is gone.
and thou we make long pmcmnion in his
honor, Dt. Hunderlnnd, chaplain of tho
Amorluolimuuto. uccnm flying; stopping
lung onough Milliowh o dumi mnutor to
ill: in state “in lullopondoncu hull. .i’nlln-
dilllllll". nnd halting at Boston stutoimnsc.
where and long lwfuro dnmuntnt‘y resolu-
tions but been passed in regard to him.
nml than more on. fllllld the toiling belle
Mid tho boom of minute guns, until we
lm-y him at Mount Auburn and rotor him ’
.2“th flowemiivo fartilccp. What u pity
l;o could not have boon mvnko m. bin own
f unorul. to hour the gratitudouf the button!
What u pity that non grmu loaf could not
hum been taken from ouch mm of tho HIM"
tum-y gnrlnnds amti put. upon his lilllll,‘
tvbiloho was yet alive at tho Arlington!
Whntu pity that outof tho grunt choirs
who chhntutl at his obsoquics one little
girl tlroszrcd in whito might not. have slung
to his living our n cumpilumntury mini
The pmtiuortem expression f'lllilf'flilli‘mi'
‘.no untemortom. The nation could not
have spoken the truth both tiuwsnbnut
('hnrlos Sumner. Was it before or after
his (location it lied?
No ouch injustice nimll lw inflicted upon
this vcnornblo nineteenth century. llcinre
“'qu we recite in his hcnrlng some of
thognod things ho hnencmmplishcd. What
an ruldition to the world's intoliimmvc ho
hue mudo! Look at tho old m-hoolhoum.
with the snow sitting through tlummf and
tho lilthy tin cup bringing ovor the water
poll in tho corner. and tho little victims
on tho long imuchcs Without. inn-kc. null
tholiiltorntoochm‘lllunstor with his hickory
gull, rind than lunk at our lumloru palm-on
of free mlmula undcr luou und noun-n cul‘
turcd and rcflncd to the highest cxuvllcm-o,
no that. “'llf‘l'i'llfi in our chlldhmni we bud
5" N whipped to R" to st'lirmi,1‘lllll|nall
nuwcry who" tllcy cannot go. 'l’imni; you,
Vcncmhlocentury. whilu ut the mom limo
wc thunk (ind? Whul. un udtliilnn to tho
world's luvcutinnu~wilbin our vvutury
tbv mitou gin. the agricultural innuhluon
for planting, reaping .‘illd thmnbimz; rim
it'lt‘m'nph; tho phonogrnph, cupubh- of
preserving n bumuu twice from pa-llorutinu
tn gonormlon; tlm typewriter. that i‘iNf’ilml
tho Worlllfrulu ivoreo und Wurno [mummy
‘liilil. uud ntcuonrnphy, rupturing: from
tho lips of tho uwlficst. lipi'iiknl' morn Hum
200 words it "limits! Novor was i so
umnzod of thc Ilii'lliill'fl of our lilill it! when
'1 low tinyn mm 1 lulcgmpllct from Watch»
iugton to New York u long and eiuhuruto
manuscript, and u few mlnulun bill-r, to
allow lie muzurucy, it won rend to pin
illi'i ugh the long Illniunco tolcpimnc, and
it wunoxrmt down to the lust rclnlmlon
end column
A Morn-Iona Ago.
Winn. hnth nod wrought! (in. i am In
qlmi l was not born mnnur. For the tnl
low cnndlo rho olm'trio light. For tho
writhlngsoi tho uummu'n luliloilmi ulvou
:smrsthotlm. rind tho wbnio piiyulcnl orpnu-
ill" exploroti by uhurpost imtrulm-ul. and
giving not no nun-ll pain no the inking of
n npliuwr from motor u child's lllmcr null.
For tho lumbering umm'nucll tlw llmltnd
express trnlu. .ind thorn in the «metro-
scopo of l"l‘mmhofur, by which our mod
orb mslcnilnt frolic tho pulnn nf othrr \vuridn
throbbing with light. .lcmmr‘n urnwl by
inoculation of "no of tho world‘u Worst.
pittance. Dr. iv'whw's uumnciputlnu for
lucbrioty. lntiumtiob tlint tho \ltuu oi
mutitioncd mliine omi cum-or und connump-
tiun are yet to be bullied by "lanolin-om
medical treatment. The eyosluhtnl the
dimm- sharpened till he mm look through
thick finals and lind the hiding plum-if the
bullet. Wllnt mimmiomcnt in gmlogy. or
tho comment of tho mountninn: clwmlii»
try. or the catechism of the‘ elements; as-
trnnotny. or the cntmhinm of the storm;
aIMtrology, or the mwcblsm of tho llflilF‘
hinge. What ndrnnoementln music. At
the beginning oi this century. confining
limit. so for on the grunt mouse of the W1“
pie were concerned, to s low air: drown
mlt on noooi'dion or mnssncrcti on church
has; vinl, now onehnntiugly dumping from
‘Wfldfl of fingers in linndel‘e "Funnierto
in ii First." or iiullmnut’s “ilonntn in 1)
Minor.“ 'l'lmnirslo you.ii nelitllry. hence
you illil, for tho usylums of worm that you
have fonmledm-the blind Mm: with their
flours. the nest button by the motion of
Ii; the beginning 03
~ ,‘ hmwmmmmm
at timer-tempted either by bohe-
‘tiies' Willfllu.’ .Biltflnm of the
W1 European finder weaned In
kings and queens competent. Freon n
republic, Switcerlnud a republic, and about
so free constitutions. l on: told, in Kurope.
directly million certs oi Russia manurultv
led. On this western continent i can call
them“ of many republics-dioxin Goats.
main. Ban Salvador. Costa Bloc, Porno
gully, lit-nullity. Honduras, New Grenada,
Volumetric, Peru. Ecuador-“Bolivia, Chile.
Argentine ltepuolic, Brazil. The once
straggling village of Washington to which
the United State: government moved. its
entire hesxsxe and equipment packed up
in never: boxer, which got loci in the
woods near this pines. now the uroidteo-
tnrai gloryoi the continent and admire-
tlon of the world.
A Glorious Century.
The money rower. so illuoli denounced
and often justly criticised. has covered this
continent with universities nod true lihltn-
rise and neyiume of mercy. The nowapnpor
press, which oi. the beginning of the con-
tury was an ink roller, by hand moved over
one sheet of paper at it time, hull become the
miraculous mullufuotnm of tour or five or
six hundrod thousand sheets for one daily
newspaper's issue. Within your memory.
0 dying century, host been the genesis of
nearly all the grout institutions eyungoL
‘lntic‘. At London tavern. March i. 1e09,
British and Foreign Blilltl society was born.
In mo Aiuoricnn Bible society was born.
In 182! American Sunday School union
won horn. in 1810 American board '0!
oomlulsnioners (or foreign minions, which
has put I" suvlnl hand on every nation of
ice round earth, was born or o hnyatack in
Mmchumtts. The National Temperance
minty. the Woman’s Ttimpernnoe moiety
and till the other temperance moronmnte
were born in this century. Alum. hidden to
other centuries, by ilzplomt in in thls‘ccn-
tury has noun put at thofoc of civilization
to be occupied by cmnuior and Christian-
ity. 'i’lio Chinese wall. on e on lmposmhlo
hurrlor, now Is it useless lull of gluon nnd
brick. Our Americoii n lion ut the upon-
inpt of thin. ommu‘ do] u slim of loud
lllvlliil the Atlantic no st, now the whole
continent in possession f our schools and
churches and mission try stations. Scr-
nlonsnnd religious intelligence which in
other times. if noticed at oil by the own
paper prm, worn ullowed opiy n purngmph
of tilt-w pi‘ fnlii‘ llhhn, now find thomlunms
oi the ucculur press in all theoltlcs thrown
wide open. and every week for Qthycut‘s
without the omission of ncingln week. i
have boon permittiiil in prom-h onc. entire
growl?! "hornmn ‘ through the nowslmpor
pl'ciifl. l thunk God for this grunt ”ppm"
(unity. Glorious old i‘illihlll'yi You ehnll
not he (mtmnhcd until we hdvo. fuctl to
low, twiollad you. You were rockcd in a
rough crudlo. and tho inheritunco you re-
coivod won for the most part poverty nnd
struggle filld hardship, and [100le covered
grown of herons and hot-ulnar! of whom tho
Wr-l‘iil bud not boon worthy. and illllt'llllll
and military despotism, and tho wrcck of
the French n-vulutiml. You lnbcrilwi the
influences tlmt rmultcd in Aurnn llurr'n
tronson, nod nnothcr l\'.'\i' with England,
nmi bottle of Luke Eric. rind lndluu env-
ngcry. und Lurirly's Lnuc, liIlil liormmor
2 mussurrc, and dlnwuslon. llittor illlil wild
ilf‘y‘iiild nu-nvui‘omont, nnd Africnu slnvcry.
which won yet to mat in national lwmnlh
riluuou! four mvfui yours undul'uillion
precious livcs.
l'ns, dour old century, you bud on mvful
Mort, and you how dorm mm’c than wcll,
comidcrinu yourpurculugo nud your curly
environmont. it is u wmulcr you did not
turn out to ho the vuunbond century of nil
limo. You lmtl in bud mother umi it had
grandmother. Sumo of tho prom-ding m-Ilv
turn-n Were not ill to live in—thcir morals
vvuro rm fund. tlwir {unhiwm \wrc em mill-ago»
lulu. llu-ir igmurnnm was no dunno. tlwir
inhumanity no fcrrlfic. (lb. (lying: niuc
tl-cntb l'clmlll‘y. forum you go we who this
Opportunity”! tolling you thut ymlnrn the
host und tho mightil-st of ull lllc ccnturicn
of tho (fllriuliun om cxccpl tho first, which
mm» no tho ("iiriut. lil’lil you rlvul that colt
tury in tho font that you murc thou oil the
otllcr conturios put together urn diving tho
(,‘briut to all tho world. Onc humlrctl uud
twcivn thmmmd dollar: at one meeting it
fcw days ngo colltrilmiud for tho world's
uvnngclizuliou. Look ut what you burn
tlono. (i thou nlmsml lmd depreciate-ll con»
l-ury? All llm ’uclilc lilcs. bum-d oml
ili‘lli‘il nfi‘ninut tho illnipt'l who“ you begun
to l't'llzll. now ull upon. uml Homo of thou!
more (Jilriuiiunlzml than America, No
mum "4 unvo written over [bu church
doors in Cow Colony. “Donn umi Hutton-
tutn not ndmitml " The into Mr. liar-win
contributing 826 to tho Southern Minion
my :am‘li‘iy, (‘mmllmllsm driven of! tho
fzu'v of tho cnrib. 'l'lw union of oil nulluun
vvido upon for tho gmrpcl common when
liw church sin-ill uivo up its inlcllm-luul
dmniylmu. nod quit inullllfz with higher
crillcivm. and plump» into tho Work. m u?
:l lifcuuviuu station the. crowpull out with
UM: “’i'iilllii in [1|le lilo Hullol‘» all u rhlp
u'liiluiil plot-cu in ”W Fkorricr‘. lllumk
you old and dying century. All lu-uvcn
llmliinl you, and unruly uil tho uulium of
tho mirth ought to thunk you. I put. be.
foru your cyl-r. soon to ho dim for tho in“!
chop, the ("Phi ironic-minus. i tnko your
wrinkled old burnt and ulmku it in ilull~
urntnlutlnn. l initllu your invuml brow
null luv-«lion your parollwi lip-4 from tho
iouuluius of ctcruui victory.
laimr “an (‘upiiuh
lint my lost mmpmtn tllul. tlicrn urn
81113.0 thiuun limit this country ought to do
hcl’uru hc ln'mcfl no. ‘;'i'bun saith iiiil Lord.
Hut thinc immc lililflll’l‘. for thou shall
die fillil not live." Wu ought not to lot.
I’ll-l n-ulury it" bcforo lvvu or throw ihlntzn
urn «cl in order. For one thing this quuc
n-l lwtu‘wll labor null capitol. 'l‘lm bioc-
lwuth ccntury inbcrltod it irom the night-
ooutll country, but do not. lot this uiuo»
tm-uih cuntury lswutoutln it. to tho it"(‘lh
tlvth, “\i’lml wc wont." soy-o lulmr, "to
not ml right in more strikes null nmrc vig-
oronn work with torch ulul dynamite."
“Who: we wont," says culpltnl. “in u tighlr
ci’ “rip on the warning chum: ilillli‘illll-
puluiun in who wbut wugcs we chemo to
pny. without reference to their "Mill."
iloth wrong no sin, iioth ill-01ml. lot”
the tiny of Judgment no settle-moot oi tho
qunrrol li' you lento it. to ilrltlsh. “union
or Alncrlcmt politic». 'l’lic religion of
Jilllilll illlrlnt ought to come in within tho
next four yours and intro the blind of copl-
tnl nml employee and my: "You hum tried
everything also nod foiled. Now try the
gospel of klntlneu." No more oppmeniou
and no more ntrlitos. The gospel of Jesuit
Christ will sweeten this: noerbity. or it will
go on to the end of time. and the fires that
burn the world up will omklo in the euro
of wrotlilnl prosperity and indignant toll
while their bonds are ctlll cine-hing at
Pooh others thnmto ileum this century
sighs its last breath i would thnt sunrthy
labor and my opulence would come up
sml M the 0mm of Kenneth tale
. W
this yet-run century
0701' to the homo race, with an impasse
ivencss that shall int louver, that old
iomily keepsake, the golden keepsake
which nearly nineteen hundred years-sac
was handed down not» the block rock of
the mount oi latitudes. ”Therefore all
things whatsoever yo would that men
should do to you. do ye even so to them. '
tor this is the law and the pmphete",
Another thing that needs tube cello
order before the veteran sanitary quite on
is n more thorough and all embracing plan
for the world‘s unionization. .Wo have
been t in. to move the world from the
top, an it cannot he done that way. it
has got to he saved from the bottom. The
church ought to be only at West Point to
drill soldiers for outside bottle. What if a
military academy rhould keep its students
from to use in tho mom-mm and the
burnt No, no! They are wanted at
Mont 1 mo and Chapultepec and South
Moon n lint] Missionary Ridge, and the
church s no place for a Christian to stay
very long. lie is wanted at the front. He
in nwded in the doslmrnto charge a! taking
the srspets. The last great battle for
(loll e not to he fought on the campus of
u college or the lawn of :1 church. it in to
be fought nt hilsniounry lildlw. Before
this century unite us let not establish the
habit of giving the forcnuon of the Sub-
bnth to liiuoburohos null the afternoon and
the evening of the Sabbath to gospel wot-l:
in the bulls and theaters and streets and
fields and alums, uud wildornem-s of sin
and sorrow. Why do (.lhristinnn who have
stuffed themselves with “the strong meat
of bile word" and oil gospel viunde on
Sabbath forenomm wont income up too
lecand service and stuff themselves ounlnl
Them old gormnndizorn nt thogospel must.
need ingot into I'miAloor work with the
:lutdoor gnapel that wml preached on the
books of tho Jordon. und on the fishing
smacks of Luke Galileo, nnd in tho blank
ulr of Ansyriun mountains. I um told that.
throughout nll our American oitios tho
second Fullbnth service in tho mujority of
churches is Hpnrqoly. you. disgruncfully ut-
londotl, and is the distress of tho conso-
rurutod lmll eloquent. palatal-n who bring
thcir learning and plcty hcforo paws. ghost—
ly for their inuccupuncy. \Vlmt in tho
provldontinl mooning? ’l‘lle amorcnt of oil
ovongelints since Biblu til-non rcceutly nug-
nested that the owning sorviocn in all the
churches bu tut-nod into thc most popular
etyie of evungollsll." moorings {or outsid-
nrs. Surely that isuu expurilncui vvnrth
mulling. if (hut docs not succeed, thcn it
docs scam to run nil the churches which
cannot rccumsufliclnut cvcning undicncm
ought to shut up tbcir buildings at night
unli go whom the pcnplc "round invite
them to come to the gospcl bouquet.
A Helpline “and.
Let tho Christian souls, lmuutifully fed
in tho umrninu. go forth in tho afternoon
and coming to food the :uultitudm of out-
eldvrs Him-ring for tho llrcmi of which if n
mun cnt- ll“! shall ncvcr uguln bumzcr.
Among llmii’l clcut‘ down the unspcl \vuuld
inukc more cupid muqucst than among:
“MM: who know so much und have so
much tlmt f‘md cannot touch or help flu-m,
in (how luwcr depths are splendid follows
in ilze rough, llkc tho r-lmcblm'k that u ru-
lvurtcr your nour- New York city hull. Ilc
,vwl'u‘ll u hay in lvluuk his boots. The boy
liillliu up to ili~I work trnvokilzgly slow and
llml just .‘mgim \l'lii‘ll :l lnz‘gn [my shuvcd
him ll‘illll‘. and Imgznu tlnnvoric. and tho rc»
rnrtcr rcprmi'd him on being it bully. und
the. boy replied: "0h. Hull's nil right. 1
mn going to do it for 'im. You sou llo’u
llccu sick in the hospital moro‘n :1 month.
suuulmys turn in Mid give ’llu :1 lift.“
“ lln nll tho boys holp him?" uskcd tho rc-
pnrlr-r. "You. air. \Vlwn they uin't- got
no job tlmiusolvoe llllil .illu gets one. they
turn in and help 'ilu, for ho uin't strung
yet. you 5(1). " "How much pcrceutugc
doc» ho givu you?" sold the rcportor. The
boy n-piiutl: "I don't ltcop none of it. I
ain't no such monk us that. All tho boys
pin up what they git on his job. I'd likc
tn f'llii'll any fuller sneaking on n sick boy.
Ivvonld." The reporter guvo him it :35
coutpiwa and sold. “You kccp ll) cums
for yourself" und give the rust toJlni."
"(‘uu'r do it. nir. it's his rmtmucr. Hero,
Jim." Such hit: mule us that sm-vvnll the
lnwcr llupthu of the I'lllt‘fi, and. out thorn
t‘uin‘crtml to find, this would bu tholusl
full rcntury ui lhmvnrld'u sin and but ill.-
ili' Work of cvungcllzutirm would he left
for tho 191'.“ cvnlury. listinrc this country
expircs lot. thcru litlll oomhiucd cllurt to
suvo the grout oilicu of Allli‘l‘ii‘ll umi (ircul
lirimin uml of :ill ('llrlvtcudnm. \l'lmtun
mvful thing: it \Villilil be for you!
t) dying, I'cnlul'y, lo irillilll'iliil to thc
cmuinl: ccutury. ml yct innocent uml un-
m-urrml with u single sin or burdened with
u Vinnie sorrow, llll' bluspllcmv. tim inw-
lcsuur-s. tho min-ism. tho prullium‘y and
tin-\mwnf grmitl-itlm still um-vungclimd.
\i’lml Wu ought to m», tidyingmumry, i.-'
u rcvivul of ruligiun that would wrup thc
minimum in mu'lnurutions of rcliuiuuu
uwuiwning. and that would mulm lcglslu-
lion and lucrclulullim- uud all styles of
win-idly llllriill'u‘fl wult uwhilc at the tclw
graph nilivcs and tho iulcphnnc (lilii'f‘H bo-
cnunn thcy lm- occupied with rolling tho
story 0! oitios nuti notions born in u tluy.
Xvurl)‘ oil the cont‘urhw closed with unluc—
lhing tromoudmm. \i‘by may not this con-
lury chow in Hill uulvntiou uf Amcrh-u‘.‘ i
do not know whether our tlwolnplcul
iriumls. who Imvu studied tho subject lulu-c
than i imvc. are right or wrong win-u lilo)
any (‘llrM will mum in pol-om to sci up
llll'l kingdom in this world; lull though
no Wlnliil ho ow-rwlwilnml with our un
“urchincw 1 Would lllm to our i‘hylut dc
nut-ml from limlwu in "no of ilitl clouds of
ih‘u morning. nmi pluuiiug Mn loci on
thin worth, which lm mum va-uturicw up" to
now, iil‘l‘llil‘i) lllli will!) of low uml lncn')’
umi mlvullon on north lwuuu. A ml wiml
tuort' uppruprinto plnoo-nl my it ruvcnm
iluily‘rr‘l’ur mach u tilvino landing thou tho
capitol oi u i‘Oliil‘li‘fli. nuvcr cut-nod by tho
tymnnicn uud snpcrntltluun of tho old
world?
Wimt hm this dying nlucimrotb century
to toll us lwfnl‘u lw goon? \i’v till lovu to
llcui‘ M'plunm‘imrhinn. m'tuuulml‘lullfi, lion-
alumni-mun mnl m-uuvmlrlnns mlk. Wu
untim- umului tho nrim-hoir um] lisivn till
it. in fur on into tho night. nnd new wmry
of homing tiluir l-xlwricuccs. llut Lord
llyndlmrst, M. on yuuru of mm pouring in.
to the mm of tho lmuau of ionic in it four
hnurv‘ lulrlrurs ihc unwriunm-u of u lifetime.
and Apoliunlus. nt lilil ycnrn of our. ro-
counting lilo tricycle to lhrlliod llutonorr.
null i’lmrlnn Mnuhiin. M 107' you" of one.
«bombing the attention of his hearers. and
Ralph l"urnlmm of our country. at ill?
years. telling the Prince of Walnut the story
of iiunher illll. mm creole no ome’h internal
no this dying mnwuurinn If he will only
speak.
A [Dying Century.
Tell us. 0 nloctounth century. before
you no in n score of wutcimne some of the
thingn you hnvn 1mm! omi soon. Tim "at-
lt diam m
thinners ii .Vu oi fierumpclwd
Boiler! and Getty- r3 1 won present»
all the montionso! the kings nndquceun
and emperors and, mum now in the
World's pnimaes. I have seen two billows
roll was thin oontioent and from once:
to ocean—~13 biiiow oi revival ioylln inn?
and n billow of blood in 1861. ‘1 h‘nve neon
four generations of the human rm more}:
not-nu this ivorid and disappear. I saw
their cradles rocked and their van dog.
I have heard the ridding is sud the
death kuells of near-n hundred years. I
have clapped my hands for millions of joy:
and wrong them in millions oi nannies. I
new Mommy and Edwin Forrest act and
Edward Pnyeon pray. I heard the rim
chime of Loug‘ieilow'crhythms, and before
any one also saw them I read the first line
of Bencmft’n history and the first verse of
Bryant’s “’i'hnnntopals" and the first word
of Vista!» Hugo’s almost supernatural ro-
mance. I heard the mould of all the grand
marches and the lament of all the requiem-
thet for nigh ten dpoades made thoontho-
drnl windows shake; I have seen more
moral and spiritual viotoriés than all of
my predeoeeaors put together. For nil you
who hear or road this vnlodiotory I have
kindled nil the domestic ilrcsides by which
you over not and roused all the balloon
and roundoloys and morrimouls you have
ever heard and untollod all the pictured
sunsets and starry banners of the midnighn
heavens that you have over gazed on. Bus
carol 30 take this admonition nod benedic-
tion of a dying century. The longest life,
like mine, must close. Opportunities gone
fpever come buck, nsl could prove from
nigh a hundred years of observation. The
eternity that will soon take me will soon
take you. The wicked live not out half
their days, as I have seen in 10,000 in—
stances.
The only influence for making the world
happy is an influence that I, the nineteenth
century, inhcrilcd from the first century
of the Ulirisitnu urn—Allin Christ of all the
centurion. Bo not deceived by the [not
that] have lived so long, for a century in
n largo wheel that turns 100 smaller
whools, which am the yours, and each ono
of those yours turns 3% smaller wheels.
which on the days. and ouch of the 36:”)
days turns ill smullor wheels, which lure
the hours, and ouch one of those :24 hours
turns 60 smaller wheels, which are tho
minutes, und those till minutes turn still
muullor wheels, which are the seconds.
And all oi’~ this vast machinery is in per
pctuul motion and pushes us on unit on
inward tho grout otcmity whose doors will.
or 1;! o'clock of the winter night between
the your 1900 and the your 1901 open ho-
fm'e mo, tho dying century. I quote from
the tliroc inscriptions over the three doors
of the cuthcdrul of Milan. Over one door,
umld u wreath (If sculptured roses, I rend,
“All that which plcusos us is but fora mo
incur. " ()vcrnmthcr dour. around u sculp-
tured crane. Ircud. "All that. which tron-
him no is but for u moment." But over
the central door I rend, “Thntonly is im~
pnrumt which is eternal. ” O eternity,
otcruity, eternity!
My lleiil‘i'l‘fl, u»: the nineteenth coniury
wuu horn \vhilo iln- face of this nation was
yet wet with more because of the fatal
lull-school; rido that Washington tool: not
hcrc at Mount Vernon through in Decom-
her snowstorm. I with tho. next. ccmui‘y
might be born at u limo when the intro of
this notion shall he wet with tho tours of
the literal or spiritual urrivol of the Grout
llcllvcrcr oi’ Nutions, of whom St. John
tvrnto with apocalyptic pen, “And I uuw.
'uud hchuld n \vhito horsu! And he that. sun
on him had a bow, and u. crown was given
until him. in d he went; forth conquering
and to couqucr. “’
Didn't Like the Play.
She—I’m afraid you cannot bring real
love to me. You huvo boon murried uncu.
Ho—ch. But that, you know, was only
a curtain raiser.
Sim—A nd this is to be what—u comedy or
n trugcdyfi Thanks. I‘d ruthcr not up-
pcur in unborn—Boston ’l'ruuuorlpt.
pummel?
Some of Them Are South
Norwalk People. .
Who told you no? ‘
Neighbor Swami-so. l"
Oh, well! That’s all right. ‘
Testimony differs. doesn‘t it! ;‘, 02
The more some people any ii
The less faith we have.
But the right man's word
is taken at once.
That's the difference.
People want South Norwnlk refer-
Once.
Particularly in matters of health.
We tell you Doan'n Kidney Pills cure.
But we are the makers of them.
“Who soy: so" counts here. doesn‘t
It?
South Norwnlk people any so.
And we give you their addresses.
Pcrbnpc you may know them.
Active lives bring on kidney im-
bles.
An example of this is
Mr. Thomas Wood, who resides on
Bill street, in a. carpenter by trade and
In employs a: Arch's but fnctory. no
in well known and his sinicmcnln can
be relied upon. in speaking or Dunn's
Kidney Pills he mid: “For the by"
three yearn my kidneys hove troubled
me a grant deal. When I stmlghtcncd
not had sevnrs pain in the email or my
back. From time to time I have bad
muscular rheumatism. i got u box of
Dean's Kidney Pills ct Finland's
pharmacy. 1 was greatly benefited.
l have no bookscha and the sorenels in
my muscles has not troubled me since
taking the pills."
Dean‘s Kidney Pills are, sold for M
cents per box. or six boxes for 3250 by
oil dealers. or mound on receipt of price
by Foster-Mllburn Co. Buffalo, N. 1..
sole scents for the United States.
The only remedy in the world the!
Will at once lisp itchiness of the skin
in any out of the body. that in now
iuteiy cafe end new/cramming. is Dunn's
Oran turns upon us null sure: “i saw
Ointment. Get it from your dealer.
M.
Norwalk Chronicler