where he cannot pass.
lfl . the charred timbers.
. ., I where the water un-
W t flashes from the month
’ an after which the gate
'istry hearted Nehemiah!
t, now by his old homo
the defaced temple, now
,1 of the city that had gone
" initiating ram and condom-
'mrting party knows not what
? insults. Is he getting crazy?
personal sorrows, added to
the nation, unbalanced his
, thomidnight exploration
, hon horseback rides
, ,ilsh pate, bythetoweroi tho
‘ ' king's pool, bytho dragon
Min and out, until the
“we:
“dead secrete! his
ya, “Come, now, let us
“What, Nehemiah,
money!" “No." "Have
u“ uthorltyf" “No.” "Have
ifiht ride oi Nehemiah mun.
us rebuilding of the city of
‘ ’ people know not how the
bailout. but with great en-
cried out, "Let us rise up
. the city.” Some people
hid it could not be done
‘, were infuriated and oiiered
g « ,wnying the thing should
\ But the workmen went right
on. the wall, trowel in one
lathe other, until the work
. .oompleted. At that very
Xenophon was writing a
"Pistons- making philomphy,
‘ u... was rattling his rho-
; w. « . Butalioithem together
toss much for the world as this
moonlight rideiif praying, courv
, close mouthed Nehe-
lflo of the Church.
"Mint im too with the
an lntetise lug lschurch anec-
“to hrldloof that horsoand
, . Why am you risking your
in ,_ nigh" Your horse will
m ruins and fall on you.
‘ exposureoi our lite. No.
_ potatop. oat lasttells
silty. lie lets us knowho
in a far distant land, and he
a nupbsarer in tho [nelson of
Winona. and one day.
1, VII handing the cup of wlno to
the hingaald to him: ”What in
' g ' L with you? You are not sick.
’0! most have smno mast trouble.
. flatter with you?" Then he
how that hoioml Jerusalem
down; how that his father's
(haunted; how that the
dishonored and defaced;
walls were soattesnd and
" says King Amazes.
want?" “Well," aid the
ials. “i want to go horns.
In the grave at my father. 1
~ Ill. beauty“ the temple
, the masonry of thsclty
1mm mutants so that i
‘p vinrnyiourney. And
" asyou will that in the oon-
” an ottleron the man who
tor just so much timber
A haste this sunning arisen.
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* . his attendant. flu taut
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a. i? if
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Our White Mountain Refrigerator leads the world. Our 'Quickmesl Gasoline Stove is without a rival.
Our Quickmesl Blue Flameoil stove is positively perfect, and our ioc tables otter more for the money than,
any to be lound in this state. V
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.Star floor oil.
We have secured as a special for this
week a well assorted lot: . . . .
29c--Ladies’Corsets--290
Which we shall sell for 29c. Bargains in other Departments. We are headquarters
for carpets of all grades, hnoleums, oil cloths, mats and rugs.
Thursday is Bargain Day l
lorthlain and Ann Streets,
'South lorwsllr, Conn.
Bazar [Glove Fittingzl’atterns.
.’ I A. Dickerman 8: Son,
04 Washington Street, - - - - - South Iorwalll. connsotlout
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Champion of the world. rides a Pierce Bicycle; also, agent for the Rochester and North.
ampton at $50, 60, 75, and 100, and the Leanne Bicycle at $37.50.
fully warranted. Repository open till 9 p. m.
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our customers leel this
_ - . : , Ivar than»
I ‘ “ I: i m
' ‘ lids Bits!
‘_ Iars. (Will pillar on feet Mahala! the In»
Nehesniis‘noiug all;
sndhsi makiugthowollmlnmospiors-
tiun.‘ i :vihis'gamvout that sale. out.
.the
west. ~-' r. month. All thrnu
ruins. 'luiruiusma‘stbe ‘ hetero
thewor trim ionoanhsfln. The
reason iv so mauypoopie in thlsday.
annually converted, do notastsy oop-
m-tcd is limo-slim did not first explore
the mini of their own heart. The reason
that tbs 1 are so many professed Chrls~
tiaus wl- in, this day lie aniliorge and
steal, an - commit abounlnotioum'nnd so
to the itcntiary, is because they first
do not earn the ruin of their own heart.
They ha e not found out that “the heart
is deceit ul above allthings. and desperate-
ly wiclw ." They had an isleuthotthoy
were hill lost right, and thoy built religion
sea son of extorision, as an ornamental
cupola. 1 'i'lirr‘e was a superstuoture oi roi
ilgion blriit on a substratum oi uni-spent»
ed sins. l The trouble with a good deal of
Iuodorulthmlogy is that instead of build-
ing on lino right inundation, it builds on
the doll is of an nan-generated natuus
They on lap: to rebuild Jerusalem bolero,
in the l ldnight of conviction, they have
seen th ghnslllness of the ruin. They
have sol b a prior foundation for their re.
iigiun l t the tint northeast storm of
temptation blows them down. I have no
laitiilru man’s conversion if he is not
eonyortl‘ in the old fashioned way-John
Bunyan'a way, John Wesley's way, John
Unlvin’l way, Paul's way, Christ’s way,
God's way. A dentist mid to me, “Does
that ho} t?" Said 1: “Of course it hurts.
It is in :your luminous as in my profession.
We lawn to hurt boimo we can help." You
will never understand redemption until
you understand ruin.
The old and the New.
g A main tells me that someone is a mem-
lier oi the church. it makes no impression
on my mind at all. 1 simply want to know
whotla-lr ho was oonvorml in the old insh-
lillll'tl Way. or wlwtlwr he was converts-d
in the new fashioned way. if he was con.
vortrd in the old insidoned way, he will
stand. ll be was mnv‘eru'd in thonow
fashioned way. he will not stand. That is
oil thorn is about it. A man comes to me
to tnlkiahout religion. The ilret question
i ask ii in is, ”Do you irel yoursolt to be a
sinner?“ it he say, "Well. l—yos,” tho
hrsitanpy makes me feel that that man
wants h l’ldl.‘ on Nollomlnh's homo by mid-
night through the ruins—in by the gate of
his adds-lions, out by the gain of his will-—
and idiom. he has got through with that
mldninlht rido he will drop the reins on
the holso's neck, and will take his right
hand and smite on his ham. and my,
“Hod luv merciful tame a siuriur,”nnd
before in» has smiled hishorso hcwiil take
his feel out of tho stirrups, and he will
slide down on the ground, and he will
kneel, trying: “linve mercy on mo, 0
Lind. upcoming to thy loving kindness. ne-
rorslinllz unto the multitude of thy louder
nit-reins. lilo! out my tmusgressiuns. for
l nchuluwiulue ruminant-installs, and my
sins arr over in fun: then. " All, my friends.
you eqrthis is not nmmpilmontarygospel
'lhat ll; what makes mum purple so mod.
it “Juli”! to a man of a million dollara, and
imponitoat in his sins, and says. "You‘re
a pauper." it conws to a wunutn of fair-
rst chin-h, who has net‘s-r I'l'pt'ntud, and
says, “ You‘n- n alum-r." It comes tun
man printing hinmrii on his indopondeum,
and whys. " You're bound hand and tout by
suede-Ml." it mines to our ontne mic,
and days, “You‘re a ruin. a ghostly ruin,
an ill} suitable ruin." Satan mint-times
mys llo mo: "Why do you preach that
truth?( Why don‘t you preach a gov-pol
with no rfls‘llletu‘e in it? Why don't you
liauerlmeu‘s hearts sothat you nudw them
ind all right? Whydnn't you lifl'fll'll is
humaliilarlan gmpol. with no rewrite-nee
in ",1 ying nothing Minut- the ruin. talk-
ing all tho time idiom the Redemption?"
hikes-pliers a Verse Without Bola.
I My, "till thou behind me, mtan." I
would ruiiwr lend llw souls iutu suit-(y
than loom lulu perdllion. The autumn
lion u the gonad in a writer. form it them
is no 1 uln. "'Uio whole had not a phynl
viau. i or they that are sick.” "if any
mm, though in: In! an lingo] from iii-own.
match any other gospel than this," says
”may ratio, "ll-t him be m-curmi." 'i‘lwn:
must In: llii‘ midnight rid-finer the ruins
h'ltifil .li-rusub-uu-au he built. 'l'lmromust
rho tits eliciting of tho hunts bolero thorn
can bu tho ring of tho twwviu.
Am in. My strident giro-a mo a spool»
own if busy and triumphant flltdlltllli. if
thuro‘wul any man in the world who had
a rig t to tuopo and give up everything as
lost. it was Nehemiah. You my, "lie was
a null "am in the palace of liliushuu, and
it wm a grand piano." Holt was. The
hall i that "slalom“ 900 loot upturn.
and ll = and lairumluvormi marble pil-
tenso blue of the shy. and tho drop arson
of ti form (allege, and the white of tho
drier-4 allow, all hung trembling in the
who story. lint, my friends. you know
wryl oil that lluu architecture will not
put down bouloslcknoss. Yet Kelloinlnh
did u t also up. Then when you not: him
gain inuong rim dimlatlsl stunts. and
by t, , dismantled towers, Mill by Ito
torn pal-sin oi his tailor. you would supv
. t he would liavolienn tlllillt‘lifltlllt‘tl,
and or t ho would have dismouuud {mm
his ins and gone tohis room and midi
" isms! iii father‘s more is torn up.
'l'lw . [do is ishunousl. The walls on
Moira down. i have no money with
Wlllt‘li to Nbulld. [with i had never lltllill
born lwhh i wmdead.” Not so sail
hi duh. Althoth ho had ended so
so that it culled thowrnnmuory at
his lull. M that pronlioss. es trlatsil
hi nlsh room himself onto to lid tbs
shy. lioness hls institution at W.
its , his lie
a...) lull. mnighton'lwmllsoliwl:
ill . the rains. tin overcomes
fig: .. I m Ms Klimt“
i u
and
is than two swaths-— , ill
ml loll-m was nhulll. flat I what”:
«no on! and triumphant atrium
» fits ”Astronauts.
ii [medalliowiwlolruiptstionlswlth
hou‘you havolinuhin tale «stilts
“Wmflm up. ”ill? “t Wm
mph-slim I knew a who
hurled herbal» on Fridssaud autism
s , indie honssof God, and asidi.
,“ its me ”a class. Give me a Sabbath-
sohoolslass. lhavenoehild nowlsttma.
andenuid lilrstohare salsa-oi little
children. Give me class alliflhe Wk}
street.” That, 1 say, is beautiful. That
is triumphant sadness. At ll o'clock every
Sahinth afternoon ior years in aheautiiui
parlor in Philadelphiapea parlor pictured
and. Wilma were from 10 low
destitute children of the street. Those
destitute children received religious in-
struction, concluding with cakes and sand-
wiches. How do I know that thnt was go-
ing on ior 16 years? I know it in this way:
'l‘hat was the first home in Philadelphia
where l was called to cmniort a must sor-
row. They had a splendid boy, and he
had been drowned at Long Branch. The
father and mother almost idolized the boy,
and tho sob and shrink of that father and
mother as they hung over the coflln no
sound in my cars today. There scorned to
he no use oi praying, for when l knelt
down to pray the outcry in the room
drowned out all the prayer. But the Lord
comiortud that sorrow. They did not for-
get their trouble. It you should go any
afternoon into laurel Hill. you would ilnd
a monument with the word “Walter” in-
scribed upon it and a wreath oi fresh
flowers around the name. 1 think there
was not an hour in 20 years, winter or
summer, when there was not a wreath of
fresh flowers around Walter’s name
Triumphant Sadness.
But the Christian mother who sent those
flowers there, having no child left, Sub
hath afternoons mothcrod ill or :20 of the
last ones of the street. That is luuutiiul
That is what I call husyend triumphant
sadness. Here is amen who hhslosthis
property. He does not go to hard drink.
ing. He does not destroy his own life. llr
comes and mys: "Harness Inc for Chris-
tian work. My money’s gone. i have no
treasure on earth. 1 want treasures in
henwn. I has 0 a mice and a heart to fit no
God. ” You my that that man has failed
lit: has not iniiulwhe has triurnplud.
Oh, I wish I could pursumlo all the pm
pie who have any kind of trouble never to
give up! i wish they would look at the
midnight rider oi the test, and that the
{our hoois of that boast on which Nohc
mini: rode might. cut to viewers“ your diet
mange-meme and hardships and trials.
Giro up! Who is going to give up when
on the bosom oi God hocun have all his
troubles hushed! Give up! Newer think of
giving up. Are you home down with pov-
rrty? A little child was found holding her
dead mother’s hand in the darkness oi a
tenement house, and some n * analog in
the little girl looked up. Will] holding her
ill-nil ltmther's hand, and said, “Oh, lilo
wish that God had made more light iur
prior folks!" My dear, God will be your
light, tied will be your shelter, God will
it: your homo. Are you inorm- down with
the ix-ronwnwnts oi liir‘! is ”w house
give up. Think oi what llw old «stun
said u hon tin» minister asked him why he
put so much care on the little “run-s in
tho (uuxrts-ry—so much more care than on
till: inrm-rgravs-u—«nnd the old us'xtun raid,
"Sir, you know that, ‘oi such is the king
doru oi heuwn,’ and i think the. Saviour
la phased when he stews so much white clue
our gmwiog around those little gl’lnt‘s. ”
Do Not Give lip.
Bnl whorl the xniuislrr pros-zeal the old
sexton tor a more ultisinvtury answer the
old a-xion said, "Sir. about those hugs-r
grows. 1 don't know who am tin.- Lord's
saints and who um not. but you know, sir.
u. in viral: diilin-nl with the Palms." Uh.
.ll‘ you burly had that limit, “ruler, indo
N'l'llifllllt so! row that t'tllilt‘tl irom the loss
of a child, do not give up. '1 be old salon
nus right. it is all “1‘“ with tho balms.
Ur. if you hau- sinuui. if you haw ainnrd
grimuuslyusluuul until you how been
mat out in) tho cliurrli, siuuul until you
have Inn that uni. by liurlt'lymtlu not give
up. l‘trlusps iluru may L0 in this liuuu
«no that could lruihiully ultir the lumen-
iuliuli oi ulloih‘rr:
thaw l was pure as tho snow, but i foil-
fell like ll sliuwllnlsc. from brown to lull-
iv‘i ii to lw trumplml in mm in ”w sin-vb-
l-‘r ii in in“ avail-'2] at. all! on and bull.
l‘rnymg, yursluu. Wishing to tllv,
tit iliug my will in Wlitwi'l‘i' would buy,
Drilling lu sluiuw for u ulnrsol hi broad,
listing the living and tinting the dead.
Do not give up. tlmu likn unto the Son
at lind routes tuyuu today, saying. "(10
llllll slu no more," while lw t'l‘lon out to
your umilunls, "Let him that is without
sin flint the first show at hot. " Oh, there
is no maul: why any mm in this: house by
n-nsou of any trouble or slu should giro
up! Are you n foreigner and in a strange
loud“: thvminh was an oxilu. Are you
ywnnliossl' Neils-mini- wuu pair. Am you
lmmrulolil Nehemiah was hounsiok. Are
you Imiliutl iu'uriull Nulwiululi was bru-
lu'u hmrtvd. lint just no him in the text.
riding along the amzriivmu glow of his
(other and by the dragon wall and
.thmuuh tho llsll gutound by the king's
pool. in nnd out, in and out. the moon.
light iullilm on tho Imduu mumury.
Wlili'li thrown a long shadow, at which the
horse shins. and at tho nuuo llnw that
wood" ht kindling up tho (mums: at this
man lift you are not only the mark of sod
I't‘illllllhs'llilt'i‘. but thorouruuo and how.
the enthusiasm or a man who idiom that
.lrrumii-ui will be rubulldul. l [lltli you
up laulit)’. out of your sins ilMl out oi your
mrrow. and i put you llillllilsil tlw worm
insist of Christ. "'l'hc eternal tied in thy
anus. "
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Ito- lions a Printing Press.
Attempts haw linen illlltlti to utilise the
sun‘s brat to do usolui lnwllanlusl work
iiiltl Wit. the Kurdish llit'tlllltlfltlll‘
vised a tom of canine in which the Ian
worn map irolu and murmur-nus“ a
vomit mimr upon a small pipe ill
with water. steam being thereby ‘gcnmto
oil. which was utilised ludi'lw a slum our
sins. inroishlng power town a printing
first ol two hutsrw wei- «shadow-limo
get.
Whpstaaum
'i‘woyuuagwomonoi Nomwmntl
mulled all old inhale lulu-rand too
"'3"
m
9'
demolished in mum‘dn
to
lintl Mmlttit I’m}! ll
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lonely now that the child is guilt? llo mil ‘
rriuuv. and uralorinntli nm the owl-liming
‘ its its-
all". muslin“
n- ”in; or so sits on: sun um'
la'listntlk.
~ ll”. William W. Bloom, who lives at -
YWalerstrpnt. Norwhlt', says: "i have
era .tn-ubit’d with catarrhlu my head
no new for seas» tints. Ily whole
load wss stalled up; the masses of my
besdsndlhr’ostsrooid attintes become
to tilledwlth raucous tlisticonld not
‘alk. and altogether it was very annoy~
ing. 1 also sud'ered ‘a great deal of the
time with headaches. lg“ n bottleof
Galifnrnla Gatanlt Care at Plaisied‘s
lrog store in South Not-walk, and I
and: it is the grandest stall in the
world. It has cured aloof all the dls~
spreesble suffering I have had for so. ‘
long; my throat troubles me no more,
and I haven’t had I headache for weeks.
i have rowmmendod it to several frieude
who hareusedit with satisfactory re~
suits, and we all unite in saying it isa
sondoriol medicine."
California Catsrrh Gore is u curatiov
spent for wide, coughs, hay fever,
omnchitis, asthmsnd all purely mucous
Mentions. Use is during and after. a
mid, aud‘you will near have aoold
"hang on." oreven resohthe oatsnhal
stage. When cstarrh is once firmly
land in the nasal passages and throat.
it begins to attack the mucous mem-
brane oi the passages leading either to
the lungs or to the stomach. The result
if the former course is ultimately oonv
nomptoa, of the latter what is com-
nonly called some form of indigestion
.r dyspepsia. It is catarrh of the
.tomach, intestines, kidneys and various
internal passages. California Conan-h
, lore will prevent and care all forms of
latent), whatever lliompart addicted, and
won will check incipient consumption.
it is sold by all dealers; 50 cents, three
times as much. one dollar.
The rapidity with. which croup de-
velops calls for instant treatment; and
yet few households are prepared for its
visits. All admirable remedy for this
lisouse is Ayer's Cherry Pecioral. It
nasrared hundreds of lives and should
re in every home-where there are young
childrenLH‘mw -7 ”on”-
Two roars ago it J. Warren, a dung-
gist at Pleasant Brook, N. Y., bought a
small supply of Chamberlain’s Cough
dummy. lineulml up the results as
follows: "At tluit time the goods were
snhuowniu this srction;toduy Cham-
Jerluin’s Cough Remedy is nhousehold
nor ." ltis the some in hundreds of
mnmunitics. Wherever the good quali-
:ies of Chamberlain's Cough edy
oecomo known the people will have
nothing else. For sale by G. 0. 'Still—
on.
to:
lasers
2:. ‘
. ' sass-s.
It may sure you tinioand £63., to be
alarmed that, when you need a blood-
lorilier, Ayor's Shrupnrilla is the hind
most in fuvor'with the medical profor-
iion. Itis the standard and as such.
the only bloodvporiiler admitted at the
Jhicsgo World‘s Fair.
a.» EiAss’w earth "
my. is I
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Many cases at “cuppa" have lately
ween cured by One Minute Con 11 Cure.
Chis preparation seems ospooiagy adapt-
d to uhe‘cure of this disease. It acts
lnioldy. thus unwitting serious com li-
oations and bud edema in which this is-
case often mm the patient. E.P.Weod,
Norwalk: 0. C. Stillsou. South Norwallt.
They are so small that the most sensi-
tire titer-sons take them. they are sooii'eo-
ive that the mod obstinate cases oimn-
ttipatiou. hesfiglohs and a dllrer yield
to them. That is why i)- itt's Little
.iarly Risers are known as the tumou-
utle pills. it. P. Weed. NorwalkziiJ).
itillson, South waallt.
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Oaslstlstsllam
ii to 5”le f‘ "M (lam! r. l 0‘ I ‘
lhoul-lunooi" om oh, i: 0 ,‘J' &mllfi,
till litmus .
iii ill wari’l' )Wm‘wwm. sols o t
t. t i i ,0 r
on gut: rlul i‘lm o oi ("lawn dimpll'qr'hil
V- e lave
iorman m m in l to r!
no u (into or (begin I all marinaded
3;. 'lmatand Luna-i. lance also: too
cAsromA
Its Infants and nuns
wit-We.
7m minis dust.
Minthsblgilrslu Cripple Creek. I
ions u very were cold and tried many.
remedies without help. the cold only he-
wins more settled. Misl- using hire
mall hold" of Oharnlwrisln's Cough
Wuhan the wash and cold lots
are, and it: this nish altitude it takes it
marina-Mos oouuh remedy to do any
flown. E. Henderson. editor iisil
rsrtissr.
Forsals by G. U. Htillsmr’.
"M50“ has”.
'l‘ahs basalt
MW.”
mam wivrswltlihl on
ma in L
All to Breast gains “l;
Masts. new hymn.
Norwalk Chronicler