3 .
Vlo'ilashinglon. The
, ' Melanin“
, rues, "imam/o
child in thosbodo
. Dimes. which mills
.lho We and puts its
oblip and nostril of the
also mounts the pslooe
n; our the pillow blows
, :‘wyoong prime the fronts
. Tears are wine to the
Also for David the king.
Mm est and lies pros-
‘ sepia. and wailing un-
witlrtho outcry of woe.
lyssttsndants, or victori-
W'Mjuersd provinces under
» . rWliot teeny parent
.' nding when his child
" have passed on. There
. . two eyelids are gently
bonds folded. two little
heart still. The servants
3h. tidings to the king, but,
”be up their minds to tell
“ ml at the door whisper~
,llliflxr. and David V hears
‘ p and says to them,
. "Yes, he is dead. "
, ,yli‘hnself up, washes himself,
.3. ,_ and sits down to food.
'n‘V . ed that tempest? What
{that lifted up that king
dethroned? Oh, it was the
, would come again into the
first darling child. No grave-
»- could hide him. The win~
, " s'ohh could not put out the
, V There would be nforge some.
Walker bonnuer would weld
filth. In a city where the
V pale. horse never strike the
Nyeuld clasp his lost treasure.
Wthe tears from his eyes, and
choking grief from his throat
"I shall go to him. ”
”rally Throng.
. right or wrong? if we part
vim we meet again in the nest
"Well,” says some one. “that
' been impossibility. Heaven is so
' yrs never could find our kin-
' Going into some city, with-
dfloluted a time and place for
. ’ might wander around for
oil for months, and perhaps for
Whom see euh other, and heaven
than all earthly cities together.
j are. you going to find your de-
~ drilled in that country? It is so
film. VJohn went up on one moun-
' 1.» mend be looked of! upon
4 ‘undhesoid, “Thousands of
"" Then‘he came upon a greater
lslsplrution and looked oi! upon
V " hossid, “Ten thousand times
Bend.” -. And then he came on a
modulo! inspiration and looked on
“if“ ‘ ld,’ "A hundred and forty
tho V‘ nd and thousands of thou-
‘ V "be come on a still greater
of inspiration, and he looked off
‘ uolalmed, “A great multitude
. i
’s in snob a throng as that? Is
“all. have been entertaining,
a filthy? Is this doctrine of fu-
tlon of friends in heaven is
. V . awhile, or is it a granitic
3V upon which the soul pierced of
' V ”build I glorious hope? In-
. l Every heart in this audi—
, ' . Hfliflntolt. There is in every
' .Uhohomb of at least one dead.
neslionl lt makes the lip
hill cheek flush. and the entire
'. shall we know each other
letters almost every month
ifl‘illsoufl this subject. I get a
bold. scholarly hand, on gilt
.. , “kill: me to discuss this
M In}. use. that is a curious
it'd!“ a curious question
hat r get another letter. is is
, I trembling hand and on
”blieatornout leaf ofn book,
_ will here is the mark of a tear,
" Oh, that lsn broken heart, and
he comforted i”
. of this sermon is to take this
I.-
to the region of positive cor.
‘ny: "It would be very
tdooiirlne were true. I hope
, .. Perhaps it is true. I wish
W” But I believe that I can
“I accumulation of argument to
; . x this matter which will prove
‘V x V “of foturereeoguiucn as plain.
. ‘ ' ,thereis any heaven at all. and
, _ kilo! reunion at the celestial gate
1’» as main so the dying kiss at the
‘9' ill-molar.
* 1 MT» moor.
- , when youare going to build a ship
a fit the right kind of timber.
the heel and make the framework
’7“! but materials-the koeisou,
as. plank shear. counter timber,
Wows" iron or solid ask. You
lllldo ship of lighter material. but
«anyone. «lines on it will go down.
#1in here a great many beautiful
about the future world built out
one fancy. and they may do vary
as we have smooth milling in
when the storms of sorrow
, , - ,‘slui the hurricane of death,
. is swamped—we will he founder-
'trsnte theory built out of God's
i Word. The doctrine of future reo-
W lootsoofleu poultii'ely eluted in
. ,oi'Godssimplied, and you know.
1, that that is. after all. the
. i . of animation. Your friend
lmlgn lhmls. He comes home.
begin by arguing with you to
M ore such pieces as London
ohd “Paris sud Dresden and
eenvarsntioo implies it.
his does not so positively
as, oil up and down its
' l for. granted.
”in! illiplyl| ”I shall go
, t mealtime would it be to
,5. ,3) his child if he would not
" ' Mid lisrio have been I]-
V' W this anticipation for the
oil s‘as if it were a ground-
sruul in the first book
‘ i in died and was goth:
death died use was
V Muses died and
“mid. What mole!
their comrades. their
i Wit memo that.
x t it. ‘ . .
S’Tbeywip find you out at last.
' ‘ ‘AliOIbt-r skeptic it made. ”
’ assess: also so in the
lost Somalis Endorsement a
; was: donne- won the zi’nblio.
you as”. tool on public; “an no
five‘ry’b at a man is fueled,
Many "the remedy
skeptic. . .
It failsiio keep its promises.
“Dean's Kidney Pills bring renewed
lib. '
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Plenty of proof of this at home.
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Experience has: taught them this is
llla’ makes the
Nor-
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Conviction loi‘ every sufferer.
In the testimony of friends
neighbors. .
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,I
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Friday. sundry. 8th. 1897. at 7.30
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READ“...
THE
WAR?
» heeled
_ hiss
Mum“.
mm
, i into t
mm Well '
norm
. _. opso.‘ Two spirits some
down Mpllght on that mountain. The
dilciples look. at them and recognise there
sshiosessnd lilies. Now, if those dis-
ciples standing on the earth could noos-
nlse these two spirits who bed been for
. [Venn ill heaving, do you tell me that we,
it when
lib our tnly eyesight, will not be
able to recognize these who have gone out
from among us only 6, 10, 20, iii) yours egof
The Bible indicates over ond'over again
that the angels know each other, and then
the Bible says that we are to behighoi
than the angels, and if the angels have the
power of recognition, shall not we, who
are to be higher than they in the next
realm. have as good eyesight and as good
capacity? What did Christ mean in llli
conversation with Mary and Martha when
he said, “’l‘hy brother shall rise again?"
It was as much as to say: "Don't cry.
Don’t wear yourselveseut'with' this trou-
ble. You will see him again. Thy brothel
shall rise again. ”
The Bible describes heaven as a gram
home circle. Well. now, that would be a
very queer home circle where the member»
did not know each other. The Bible de-
scribes death as a sleep. if we know such
other before we go to sleep, shall we llul
know each other after we wake up? ()h.‘
yes. We will know each other a great deal
better then than now, “For now," say:
the apostle, “we see through a glass darkv
ly, but then face to face. It will be my
purified, onthronod and glorified body guz-
lng on your purified, enthralled and glori'
fled body.
Remus For Belief.
New, I demand, if you believe the Bible.
that you take this theory of future recog-
nition out of the realm of speculation and
surmise into the region of positive oer
tuiuty, and no more keep saying: "I hop:
it is so. I have an idea it is so. 1 guess
it is so. " Be able to say. with all the coil
centrated energy of body, mind and soul.
“I know it is so!"
There are in addition to these liihh
arguments other reasons why i accept till»
theory. In the first place. hemnsu the re
iection of it implies the entire obiiioraiioi
of our memory. (fun it he possible that w:
shall forget forever those with whose walk.
look, manner we have been so long {mull
lur’: Willi death (tome and with u sharp.
koou blade bow amiy this faculty of menu
cry? Abraham sold to Dives, “Son. re
member.” if the exiled and the lustre
member. will not the unthroued remember:
You know very well thut our joy in any
circumstance is augmented by the com
panlonship of our friends. We cannot set
a picture with less than four eyes. or hem
o song with less than four ours. We warn
some one beside us with whom to (:xcllungl
glumrrs and sympathies, and l silpposu iiu
joy of heaven is to be auguu-utcd by tin
fuel- that we are to have our friends will.
us when there rise before us the thrones oi
the blessed, and when there surges up ii,
our our the jubilnto of the saved. Heaven
is not a contraction. it is an expansion,
if I know you hero. I will know you lie-tie:
there. Here i see you with only lwn eyes.
but; there the soul shall have n )llllllill.
eyes. It will be immortality gazing m
;inmortallty-runsumod spirit in colloquy
with renowned spirit~virtur bvsidu victor
When John Evans, the Scotch minister.
was seated in his study. his wife i-uiuo ii
and sold to him, "My door, (In you think
we will know each other in heaven?" ill
:urued to her and said, “My dear. do you
think we will be bigger fuels in heaven
chnn We are here?"
Again. I fle‘ll'll. this dortrino of film"
recognition bosom-to the World's urpcrmiu-y
afllrlusit. In all lands and ages liilsibeury
is received. Whot form of religion planted
it? No form of religion, for it is received
under all foriusuf religion. Then. i argue.
‘l scutiuwut, a feeling, on outioipuilnn.
universally planted, must have been find
implanted, and if (ind implanted it 'u-
rightfully implanted. Socrates writes:
“Who would not port with a grant deal to
lmrvhuso u mulling \vlih ()rplmus mill
Homer? if it be iron that this is to be tilr
i-oimgeuonuu of death, i could even be able
to die often. "
Among the Danes. when a master (live.
his servant sometimes sluys himself ibm
he may sorve the master in the fuiuri
world. Cicero, living before i'hrist's roul-
iug, said: “Oh, glorious day win-n i shall
retire from this low and sordid iil‘i‘llfi to
ussm‘luto with the divine assemblage of (lo-
purtod spirits, flflll not only with lllf‘ one i
have just mentioned, but with my door
Unto, the best of sons and most. faithful
of ”W". lf 1 seemed to bear himloutbwitb
fortitude, it Was by no lili'llllli that I did
not most sensibly fool the loss 1 llflil sus-
iuiuod. it was bomuieo l was supported
by tho consoling reflection that we could
not long be Hopuruh-d. "
The Norwegian believes if. The ludlun
hollows it. ’l‘ho ifrvcnlnmioi' believes it.
The Swiss believe it. The 1 arts believe it.
Under over-y sky, by (ll‘f r_v river, in every
zone. the theory is mloptml, and so 1 say a
principle universally implanted must be
find implanted, and lu-uvo a right belief
The argument is irresistible.
floul Features.
Again. l adopt this theory lmnuss there
are features of moral tmuuerameut and
features of the soul tlmt will distinguish
us forever. llowduwo know rug-b other in
llllli world? is it merely by the color of
ihuoyu, or the length of the hair, or tho
fm-lul proportional lib, no. it is by NIH
disposition as evell, by natural ofllulty,
using the Word in the very best sense llllil
not in the bud some, and if iu the dustuur
f‘ody should parish and lie there forever,
mid thorn. simuld be no resurrection, still
the soul has enough feature and the dlspo
siilnu bus enough foulurml in limbo us ill-‘6‘
filigulslmbb'. I run llmlorslumi bow in
sickness» mun will immune so delirious
Hint lmwill not know his own friend», bill
will we be blasted with such imufivrnble
lillml’ that. standing beside our best friend»
for all eioruuy, we will never guess who
they are?
Again. 1 think that one reumu why we
ought to accept this doctrine is because we
never in this world have an opprotuuity to
give tiumks tothuse in whom wouro spirit
unify indebted. ’l‘he Joy of heaven, we are
fold. is to be inaugurated by a review of
life’s With. These Christian men and wo-
men who have been telling for fibrin, have
they soon the full resuitof their Work? Uh,
noi
in the church at Homerviilc. N. J.. John
\‘redeuhnrgh preschoolers greet inauy
yours. lie felt that his ministry was a
failure. although he was a faithful minis-
ter preaching the gospel oil the time. He
tiled. and died amid (limouragcmeuts.
and wont home iofioti, for no our over
doubted that John Vredeuhnrgh was a
good Chi-mien minister. A mils while
OOLUMH
aim hill limb them Mimi e mt unalien-
li.‘ Mom, lead»
flirts "W“t‘he' sun Inge does-hf
fill
WW _, I l! ll
hill» the "finial-r of
. . Will that good Chris~
lieu man before the throne of God never
meet-those nutshell ’
his instrumental, at Ohio! mum he will
know them. I reniemberaine Sabbath m-
ornoon, horse down with the sense of my
eius PM ‘ nosing not one: tool: up non
dridge's Rise and Progress." Oh, what
allot-l:~ afternoon it wasmnd _I reed the
chapters, and 1 read the prayers, sud" al‘
tried to make the blunts my own. (lb, 1
must see Pililip‘lloddridge. A glorious
old book he wrote! it is out of fashion
now. « ' ,
There in mother before the thrones!
God. You say her joy is full. Is it? You
say there can be no augmentation of it.
Cannot there be? Her son was a Wanderer
and a vaghboud on the earth when that
good mother died. He broke her old heart.
She died louvlng him in the wilderness of
sin. fihe is before the throne of‘liod now.
Yours pass, and that sou repeats of his
crimes and gives his heart to God and be.
comes a useful Christian and dies and on
f, , l
snhorgh?
,iers the gates of heaven. You tell me that
that mother's joy cannot be augmented?
Let them confront each other, the son and
the mother. "0b," she says to the angels
of .God, “rejoice with moi The dead is
alive again, and the lost is found. Haile-
iuiuh! I never expected to see this lost one
come back.” The Bible says nations are
to he born in u day. When Chino comes
to God, will it not know Dr. Abeel? When
fudia comes, will it not know Dr. John
n‘cudder? When the Indians come to God,
will they not know David Brniuenl?
Soul Modesty.
I see a soul entering heaven at lost. with
mversd face at the idea ihut it husdouo so
little for Christ and feeling borne down
with uuworthlnoss, and it says to itself,
‘I have no right to be here." A vuiuo
from a throne says: ”Oh, you forget that
:Suuday school class you invited to Christ!
l was one of them.” And another voice
says: "You forgot that poorluun to whom
you gave a loaf of broad and told of the
heavenly bread. I ivm-l that man." And
another says: "You forgot that-sick one to
whom you gave mediviuo for the body and
the soul. I was that one.” And then
Christ, from a throne over-topping all the
rest, will any. “Inasmuch as ye did ii In
one of the loustuf tlioso.you did it mum."
And thou the sorupbs will iukothoir lmips
from the aide of tlwilmmionmi cry. "What
song shall it be?" Ami Christ. bending
over tho lmrpers, sliullsny, “It shall be the
harvest home!"
One more reason why I um disposed to
accept this doctrine of future recognition
as that so many in their last hour on earth
have confirmed this theory. l speak not of
mrsous who have been doliriuus in their
lost mmiu'lll and know not what they were
iboui, but of persons who died in min»
boss and plui-idliy, and who were not nut-
urully superstitious. Often the glories of
ueuvou have struck the (lying pillow. and
.ho departing mun has «all! he h'llWllflil
:ieuril tliusuwllu haul gone mvuy from him.
flow often it is in ihoiiying umuuvuis par-
ents see their deported children and l‘llli-
iron sou their ilewil'ii'd parents! li'iunu
low” to the banks of the Molmivk river.
it was evening. and I Wanted to go over
the river. liLlll so 1 \vuvud my but and
shouted, uud after awhile i saw some one
waving «:u [be illipvailr: bunk. umi i lit‘lll’il
illln shout, and tho bout mule “cross, and
i got in and was transported. And so I
cuppose it will be in the evening of our
.iio. We will come down to the river of
dumb and give u slgiml in our friends no
(be other slmro. and (buy will give a signal
back to us. and the innit mum-x. and our
departed kindred are. tin-oursmmi, the fires
if the selling (lily flinging the tops of tho
puddles.
(lb, have you never Mil by such u (li'utb-
boil: in that hour you hour the departing
soul i'ry. “llnrk! Look!" You bvurki-ucd
lllll you looked. A little vivid, pining
Iwuy bemoan of the druibof its mother,
rotting weaker ""di alter every day, was
min-u into the room here hung the Ill!“
.uro of her mother. fibu bll'fliL'll mummy
looking at it, and ibru she was taken
"my, and after alvhiludn-d. ln Ibolue:
moment that won and wasted little one
lifted her iiuuilv, while her flu-o lighted up
with the glory of the next vvorld and orb-(l
out, “Muilu-i‘l" llll )‘ini it‘ll lllil Hhii did
”much her number“: Humid. Sn in my
.lrel settlement of, licilmiilo a plain mun
iillil to me: "Wbutdn you llllllk 1 board
lust lligbi‘.‘ l wins in llil‘ room when: one
if my neighbors was dying. He was a
good Mum, and he said he heard flue murals
of Umi singlngbvfure the throne. I huvm'i
fllllf‘ll poetry ubuul. me. but. I lisieumi um!
1 heard them too.” Said I. "l have lb.
loubi of it.” Why, Wl‘ am to be token up
ill lluuvuu lit last by ministering spirits.
Wlmuro tlwy lo be} Souls ihui. went up
iroin Mmlrus, or Aniim'b, or Jerusalem?
lib. on; our glorified kindred into going to
lruup around us!
[in idols of llonvrn.
lluuwu is not it slowly, formal place, all
lsomeiimuu .bunr it lll'h‘i'l'lllllll. u vary ““1
lldity of splendor, where people stand on
‘lild formalities and go around about with
many f‘l’linlR of gold on tlmii' bends. .\'o.
(but is not my film of heaven. My lileu of
heaven is More like this: You are sound
in the owning tide by filo flrcpiavo. your
whole fumlly ilwm, or uoiirly all of them
them. While you urn Milllilll Hillilllu flliil
.mjuylug the owning boui- thorn in a hum-i.
if. the lliiill‘ nail the door opens, and there
comes in u bruibrr that has been long ab.
lent. lie has been absent. for yours you
nave not seen him, and uueomu-r do yn’i
make up your mind that it is certainly be
(liliil you loop up, and the question in who
lhuli give him the firstembracv. Tlmhis
my film of liflfli'OIl-wfl grout iuuuu circle
when: iiwyliro waiting for us. Uh, will
you not know your nmthvr's voim tiwns:
“be who always railed you by your ilrsi
omuo long ufier ntiwrs had given you Mu
formal “luistorr” You were never any-
ihiug but James, or John. or flum‘gil. or
“minus, or Mary, or Mora-nee to her. Will
you not know your child‘s voice? Hire of
the bright eyouiul the ruddy cheek, and
line quiet stop, who name in from plny uuii
flung herself into your flip, a very showur
of mirth filfd boumv? Why, the picture is
grin-en in your soul. ii mil-lint «our out.
if that little one should stand on the otiwr
slilo of some beau-lily bill uml roll in you,
you would bum her voice ubnve the burst
of heaven’s great orchestra Know it!
You could not help but know it.
Now 1 bring you this glorious consola-
tion of future rvvnguiiiou. if you muld
get this theory iuui your heart, it would
lift-o great many shadows- that are strotoh-
lug across it. When i was a lull, i used to
goout to the railroad work and put my
ear down on the trunk, and i could hour
ilmespross mun rumbling milosuwuyuml
coming on. and today, my friends, if we
only hail faith enough we could put out'
our down to the grave of nlll‘ dead and lie-
ten and hear in the diatoms the ruinblins
, I
I
settle communities _, .
x
i
. I 4le; w ufi ‘
x f . ,
it Always Leads
with the nearest com~ l
petitor way asiemw- ;
Because B—L tobaccos. l
are always the same Vi
~macle from best leaf,
of finest flavor, last
the longest and always
satisfy.
Chewers know goo
tobacco as sailors do
a boat—~that’s why .
B—L always leads. ‘
“My daughter. when recovering from
an attack of fever, was a git-ul- sufferer
from pain in the back and hips,” writes
London Grover, of Surdis, Ky. "After
using quite a number of remedies with-
uutuuy benefit she tried ouclmttlo of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and it has
given entire relief." Chamberlain‘s
Pain Balm is also a certain cure for
rheumatism. Sold by G. C. Stillmu.
The old way of delivering messages
by poet-boys compared with the modern
telephone, illustrates the old tedious
methods of “breaking" colds compared
with their almost instantaneous cure by
One Minute Cough Cure. ,G. C. Stillson
and E. P. Weed.
Mothers whose children are troubled
with bad colds, oroup or W110i ipiu ;
cough will do well to read what Dr. 15:.
E. Roboy, of Ouley. Mo, says on this
subject. He writes: “For years we
have used Chamberlain‘s Remedy. and
always keep it in the house. It is re-
gurdod in our family as a specific for all
kinds of colds and coughs.” The 25 and
50 cent bottles for solo by G. (.3. Stilliuiu.
To care all old sores, to heal an indo-
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need simply apply DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve according to directions. Its
magic-like action will surprise you.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
In. fee- ‘ .
silile is it
simian every
of , '5ch
\
The old lady was right when she said,
the child might die if they waited for
the doctor. She saved the little oue‘s
life with a few doses of One Minute
Cough Cure. She had used it for crpup
before. (i. C. Stillson and E. P. Weed.
Mr. C. M. Dixon, a well known mer-
chant of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton (30.,
Pa, basulittle girl who is frequently
threatened with urban. but when the
first symptom appear, his wife gives her
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which
always affords prompt roliv-i’. The ‘25
and 50 cent sizes for sale by G. C. Still-
sou.
Soothing, and not irritating, strength-
eniug. and not weakening, smell,‘ but
effective—~sncb are the qualities of . Do-
Witt’s Little Early Risers. the famous
little pills. G. C. Stillsou and E. l’.
Weed.
STATE OF ( nun. CITY or Tunuoo,
Linus Cili'N'l'Y,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the warrior partner of the firm of F. .l.
Cheney & ()0. doing business iu‘ the
City of Toledo, county and stain afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of One Hundred Dollars for leach
undevery case of Gator-vb that cannot
be cured by the use of Hull's (iuiurrh
Care. FRANK .l. (insular.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my Ipresence. this 6th day of December.
A. . 1886. 3
f
,ss
nssw
A. W. Gnuksorl,
Notary Public.
Hall's (Iatarrh Care is taken inthrnsl-
ly and sets directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. i Semi
for testimonials free. J
F. .1. Canton s (30.. Toledo‘. 0.
"Sold by Draggists. for i
, .
2”“1-5
,
mm We? "
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The length of life may be inoredsedby
iesseningits dangers. The majority of
people die from lung troubles. {These
may besverted by promptly using One
Minute Cough Cure. G, C. Stimson
and E. P. Wood. 1‘
Read Ayer’e Almanac. whit-f your
droggist will gladly hand you, an new
the wonderful cares of rheanatism.
ostarrh. sorofnla. dyspepsia, oceanic, de-
bility. hunters and men. by the lose at
Ayer's Smperiils. the only sari-merit-
ls admitted at the World’s Fair. ‘
Eastern is lit. Smell Pitchers
prescription for Infants and mill
iron. It annulus neither Opinri.
Iorphine nor other-Climatic sull-
stsnne. Itisshsmisusubetitnte for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years? use by
millions of mothers. We lsthe
Children's Panacea-ribs “others
Eriend. .
CASTORIA
For Infhnte and Children.
190 not be imposed upon, but Insist upon
boring Casiorio. and soil that the [suburb
signature of
is on the
mm” m
Weehall pm '
tact ourselves and the public It all hoards.
THE Cannon COHPAXY, 77 Murray 5581:
Examiner In
‘x {7. ‘5. Patent 0m“,
1570 lo [883
Offices. 436 Main Street.
BR IDGEPOIIT. CONNl
Vermont —
Mwh
Syrup!
., Horse Radish...
Ground to
Order.
Lobsters, Pickled Oysters.
Blue Point Oysters
Sent out on. the Half Shell.
HUNT
8: -. . .
ZELUFF
Telephone. 3H.
mlntte .
side the loves of ‘ theinvsd ones whom
gone, and in that irradiatiod at light and '
love and beauty and icy you speli‘itom as V
never before, in wogsend halleiuiuhl. {Din
ye whose hens-ts are down under the soil
the eeuieiery. cheer up at the thought of
this reunionl Oh, how much you will
have to tell them when once you nun
them!
you saw them last.
, s, «u I new a,
. poll that maintain roams
of
How much you have been through since
(in the shining shore
you will talk it all over. The beartaobsl.
the loneliness, the. sleepless nights, the
weeping until you had no more power to
Weep. because the heart was withered and
dried up. Story of vacant choir and empty 1
cradle and little shoe only half worn out, .
never to be worn again, just the shape of
the foot that (slice pressed it. And droo’um ‘
when you thought [but llioiiepurted had.
come back again, and the room seemed
bright with their laws, uud you started up
to greet them, and in the effort the illeuui
brokuViind you found yourself standing
amid room in the midnight~ulono 'I'elk- ,
lug it uli”ovcr. and then, hand in fiend.
walking upuinl down in tholight. No sur~
row, no tears, no «loath. () heaven! berm-
tiful heuven-«lmuvou whtro our friends
are! iii-oven where we expect to be! In
the rust they token rage of llll'ilfilel bring
it to the tomb of the dual], and then they
open the door of the cage, and Vtho birds.
flying out, sing. And Iwould today bring
a cugeuf Christian m‘iilsulutluu to the grove
of your loved ones, and I would open the
door and let them fill all the air with the
music of their voices.
Oh. how they bound in. these spirits he-
foro the throne! iiouio about with glud~
noes. Fume brook forth into iinmhtrolliible
weeping for joy. Home stuud speechless if]
their shock of delight. 'Ihey sing. 'l‘huy
quiver with excessive gluduess. 'l'hoy guzo
on the temples, on the palaces, on tho wu-
lurs, on cut-b other. They weave their joy
into garlands, they spring it into trium-
pbul arches, they strike on timbre-Is, and
then all the loved ones gather in a great
circle around the throne of (ind—fathers,
mothers, brothers, sisters, sons and dougi»
tors, lovers and friends, band to baud
around about the throne—the circle, band
in hum], joy in joy. jubilee in jillillei‘, Viv»
fury in vii-wry. "until the day break and
the slmdmvs live auuy. 'l‘uru, my beloved,
and Izo like a rot- or a young hurt upon the
iuuuutu‘ius of liutlwr.”
Oh. how different it is on earth from the
way if is in l.iit\i'li when u Clirisiun dios‘f
We my. "('fnsu his eyes. " in heaven they
say. “(fire him .1 palm." 0n curtli we soy,
“Lotlsim dmvn in rhvgroumi.” In heaven
they soy,"lloist him on u throne." 0n
earth it is. ”l"ul‘fl\\'vll, farewell.” ln heav-
on it i<, “Welcome, welcome." And so I
see u ('lll‘lrilufl soul coming down to the
river of death. and he steps into the river.
and the water i nines up to the ankle. lfu
sar}‘~=.,"‘f.nnl .li'sns, is this death?" “Nu,”
siiys ('brh'f. “this is not (loath. ” And he
\vudos still deeper (liiWIl into the Wiltel‘wl
until the flat (1 comes to the knee, and he
says. "Lord Jesus. tell me, tell Jim, is this
death?" A Lil] (‘brist says, “So, no; this is
not dentin." And be vvmlvs still further
down until the wave comm tn the girdle,
and tho soul Guys, " Lord Jesus. is this
death?“ "No," says Christ, "this is not."
.~\u:l deeper in Wlilll‘r‘. the soul till tbo'bll-
low strikes the lip, and the departing ouo
cries, “Loni Jesus. is this death?” "Nu,"
says (brief. “this is not." But when
("ltrist haul lifted this soul on n throne of
glory. and all lilo pump and joy of bnnvm
i‘illHU surging to its ii‘cl, ihon Christ said.
“’l'his, U trunsporu'd end], this is death I"
Is Gibraltar I'm-less?
An article of exceptional interest—evi-
dently written by 11 Spanish military oili-
ror—nl'pours in the Mvuuiriul do Artil-
h'riu. shim-lug that the extruded range of
inmivrn artillery bus completely revolu-
ifnnimf ibumiuiiti’uus \vhivh buvuiiitlicriu
enabled(iibmlturtupruivvt its owunrsciml a
and dockyuni and to afford safety for vor-
sols lib inn-bur under the guns of the for-
"0‘49.
\l'lwn iiibruliur Wns taken by tho Eug-
llsh in Hill. the greatest rouge forurtillery
lll‘i' \\‘:l< iiiil)‘ “Lilli Jilliifl yards, so (but ;;
ill‘i'l under the bulletins of iiibrultur \vus
Fl‘i‘lil‘t‘ against attack from [be Eliziiilsb
«must.
if is now pointed out that “nil in mm-
til
2puruiivi‘ly small expenditure of money by
llll‘ :‘l/flfilhli government bottom-4 mm.
n‘irm-tml m llu- buy of Alger-MW, mum llm
l'lllgfllul iuuiminins known lis‘ ibi‘ Qlii'i‘ll of
Spain's i'bu'ir, would ultiliully wuluunul
l.‘.ll'iilll1fillilillslillicnilShi'illizitils,illitl
would ln- l‘illifll'lui i ill lllliilniilllgi flu.- whole
u-nglli of flip fori'iiluuilnile Irmiii [Initial
lt‘l ll all) liili‘l‘yn [u in. 'l ltwl' Srin‘h‘li buf-
r
i
m‘ ORDER
l'llfllllllily lilifidumuuiisof lllf‘ puliliclnsfo'
we uroobliged to keep a large. inimiwouw ‘
ilflfl select stock of wall pupvi'. Ami “‘0“
fuel wuurejustifiod in saying up have
more designs and more elegant puprr
than you can find olwwlu-reiu Norwa'k.
Let us give you an esiimute for your
house and you’ll find we can paper it
with the most exquisite designs at very
moderate figures.
If not convenient for you to call at the
store. drnpu postal. and I willbu pleased
to call on you With a full line of samples.
E. E. GORHAM.
10 FIRST AVENUE,
East Norwslk. Connectioov
15W» ....
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Thou Lem Your Orders for
Print-
lngV!
At tho tontlnel
OM00.
,‘ u, Ailllh. we no fins N‘ “will“.
‘ Air's" 15min surf reliable. 4mm [Niall-mu.
, ' LA We Aim Puma sud save nouns.
I live isomer not direct «reign. you if.
W! no. Um. Huston. Mess. siuohlciu.
80m b, 6050. Us WE, 3mm NO!-
walk.
. i. not would :ilx‘iilliri'uii'ii Hm iziri'i f -'i iz'si
l, \‘wU' m f»: ’l law Vi luff Hamill lil“i‘i i)’
limin- fin.) mounting m with M heavy
n w'.
1;::i|..~luf from 4.7 lfil‘fi to l.’ ll: ’ll nllllier
V uni ri sinnlur iliilill'i‘l‘ nf' liill‘lll.'i‘l"-'.
Alibi' pl’i‘nl‘ili lineal-iii llil' :‘li’illi'gll‘lll
[Ull‘ilw I‘ll fiii—' rm «.1 I'lmrllvnhhl: l‘llflhl urn
l-miw'y ;:::l l‘lJLt'll. ”lid with Spain's pros}
ll.[ l‘llil‘Ill‘l'fh-liu'llls in l'ulvi .unl the Phi-
ill pin. 4 if is not likrly. on tho llrnuil Al'-
rwv,‘ point-«mil that ilu- Maui‘rlll govern-
imhi will lake immulfuiu hr‘llnn in the
li‘iillil‘. lint ibni, iiiusu built-rive may be
l'lillill‘lil‘li'il mono llfl)’ or other is for fulfil
improbable. mud. in vimv of tho grcui im-
purium u in l'lnghuni vi filbmiturns a novel
bum mzii llif' ruurwdvxpeiullturo upon
it,» uuinbluml phenol and iluukyuril tbu
quiJm-i. i. ll-ginniuu in offruvt ilm serious
intention of imvul and military authorities.
——-I\'c\v \"ui‘k livinilil.‘
A Lani. Opportunity.
li'rom l‘uuiwil liiuils, lo., coines a story
that illusiruios sl-vurui phases of human
nuiuro. in that city the other day is man
who is very poor, and who is likvly to rs«
muiu so owing to the furtibut :lnnoclilont
bus Nominal him of both his arms, found
a large roll of grueubm'ku. ’l'he inouoy lay
in ibo uuiior, umi the finder could almost
hour it big him in pick it up. This, on ur-
muut of his misfortune, he could not do.
ho ho quietly kicked Hui treasure into the
cluuiowci a building and tried iothiuk
out a safe uwiluul of transferring it to his
lauwutuLly ellipty pocket. At last a small
lamililui'k mentored by, null the man soli-
eluded to mice chances. With a line we
mascot having Just dropped the bill, the
mm) grufliy ordered the youngster to us-
sist him. The boy compruhcmlod the situ-
uiinn ut a glance, seized the lliilu fortune,
look to his heels. and, easily distancing his
angry pursuur, vanished permanently from
the scene-lirebuugu. .
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linked Potatoes.
r’ir Francis Cruise strongly recommends
the use of the sand bath or the mmmou
oven for potatoes no preferable to either
boiling or steaming. on the ground that is
much higher telmwmturo elm housed by
the first meiluul llllil n more thorough nook» ’
ingot the starch uruim brought about.‘
tinny delicate patients. i, use baked po
Mince who cannot touch t iii wrau boiled.
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