' , iron or Mont Blane, because those made
. Mir-tot all, oupplicatiour; prayers, in-
‘ lair-ll men, for tins! and for all cm are
nag,
in acute. Warhingtou is to the United
_ m rcpublic. The people who live here
got member of the house of representatives.
' he hennapprcciated. At this time, when
pic of the United States ought to make
’ nation.
political accident!" or “lie fmught his
" Wino"! titan a crow mmping upon
ti 5‘ . . ,
1'. * team no at»
Wl9‘i’i9l‘ii‘fl
, . April li.-'.l‘hlr dilemma
‘ ,dellvemlheforeamlghty
m mum the capitalpcall-
natlou to lmvhm. Before he-
,hiumnon Dr. Taimage made an
1 ‘ ("m “log-we? 1nd! 321.” “l.
.. a. i tymi-
rater-Mm by thiamine, and unions
Wycomermahomle
live! will beuerliiced. Hi: test
'l'linothy ii, ’1. “l exhort, therefore,
~ 32!;
and giving of thanhu he made
inauthorny
"Thatwhteh louder: in to England, Paris
*0' rice, fierliu to Germany. Rome to
Vienna to Austria, St. Petmhurg
'm inure of the chief men of the nation
that any who live anywhere else between
Atlantic and Pacific oceaar. If a senator,
or luprme court justice, or memory of
the cabinet, or mprerenuitive of foreign
nation enters a public assembly in any
Other city, his coming and going are re.
marked upon, and unusual deference is
paidtohim. In this capital thcrcarc so
)my political chiefloine in our churches,
our literate, our balls, that their coming
and going make noexcitemcnt. The Swiss
seldom look up to the Matterhorn orJung-
are need to the Alps. So we at this mpiial
are an accustomed to walk ainonfz‘nmun-
taint ofromcinlend political eminence that
they are not to us a great novelty. Morn-
ing, noon and night we meet the giants. ,
But there in no place on earth where the
importance of the Pauline injunction to
player for than in eminent place ought to
our public-men have before them the rec-
count our national treasury from appalling
deficits, and the Cuban question,~nnd the
arbitration question, and in many ilcpnrt-
our: men are taking important positions
which are to them new and untried, I
would like to quote _my text with a whole
tonnage oi emphasis—words. written by
the ecurrod missionary to the young thmlo.
clan Timothy, “1 cxhort, therefore. that,
flat of all, anpplications, prayers, inn-reen-
aioua and giving of thanks be made for
all men, to: kings and for all that are in
authority.” '
Bea-one For Prayer.
If I have the time and do not forget
corneal them, before I. get through I will
give you four or five reasons why (do pcn~
meet and continuous prayer for them in
eminent place. ’
First. hccaum that. will put us in proper
attitude toward the successful men of the
After you have prayed for a man
youwill do him justice. There is a had
attack in human nature that demands on
to email those that are more snmmsfnl
than ourselves. lt nhovrs itself in finylumd
when the lode, all running to get their
rldcon the back of a carriage, and one
gets on. thovc failing to get nnuimm m
the driver, “(fut behind!" l'nvncawwiul
men ”lilo!!! like those who in any downri-
ment- are cucumsful. The cry in, “llo- la a
way upf”or"it just. Impwncd col" mid
tlmoil an impatient waitinlz for him to
com down umrc rapidly than he went up.
The beat cure for Illil'll cynirimn in prayer.
After we have risen from our knew we
will be wishing the oflieiul good insteml of
all. We will be hoping for him lit'llf'llit‘l ion
ruthenium maimliellon. if he makcna
mutate. we will call it a winmku lush-ml
of malfeasance in ulllec. Ami, till, lile
much happier we will be. for winning one
evil in dlabolie, hut wilhlng one [(1qu in
flatly, ll Wild. in godliltcl When the
Lord drops a man into depthu imam!
which therein no lower depth, he allows
him tohe put on an inn-slimming mar
mum with the one hope of lindlng mum»
thin wrong. in general auuoiubllcsof the
ferlan church. in muferv'nca-u ul the
)luthodlnt church, in s-unu-ntiumnf the
mace“! church, in house of worm-nia-
tivca and in mm of Vain-d swam there
are mull always“ tulle appoints-don
the committee of amlmlorn, while there
an tho-o who are glad to In! put an the
commltun of common. Man- you have
. ill the words of my lcll, luv all
thaternln authority. you will my. "lirrth
you. gentlemen. Ir. chairman, i'xmllfl "M!
Morning on the mnnnitfce of limit»
Mfor lantnluht, just before] prayed for
than in eminent imitlan. i read that
in Corinthian: ulmili. charity
' ‘hopefh all thinuu' and ‘illillludll
mail.’ " 'l‘ho ommnlttm of ilmlndum in
all trunnion: mmmittw. lmtl here nuw
Within than are humour-leaf. for m
m who have. lint in lipll'il of mimo-
Wily. hot in ltllll'llol t‘ltl’lif‘ilh ileum"
malty, prhyrd for than" in high litiiillliill.
law help it, hot lain lilac a lit. lam
“at We than a himlhmunl. and l
Mil fltlm‘ lie n humming hird among
fluid m.
munitio- u l'lhlie mu.
W Home why we mould only for
that ill eminent pica-n in Mano» ”my have
Mlmllflipiimi Mpiexmm. 'l‘hlu any at
1.“th mu— hnndnvdu of man who am
to! Mermaid. and l'lliiml “law.
.u never lunar-u, are full of up.
‘ Minority! lilii’l'tllinymmill!
m Iii mm or printed uni-er at
" ‘ fl!“ ”office Milton-n,“ if i hind
M red «we ulnwnt an In in
IQ will?! (rot? tho'hl‘qflh «our:
’ m’ an every mitt etnr a l. "min!
i . lhatlat my lack a fondly for
lwiliul to whom a llvelllmml.
playerwho-e mice; mid
, m or United
W ' mammal:
mm ill Mr woman. pay.
“with: hard flair-av lam
MW ream vacation» din.
. M. W that. many of
yarn mien remit: city and «an
" "a rm and whllrwuralm
fig: ion of maternal,
‘g‘ ' in mm to unfertil-
w hm “do“? n. no i
in” to billionair,’ when they can
m material possible for bong:
“W
m Z . Minimum and
u ”mane are without any
Mmhcaliflmthm wanting to he cou-
relate (min porn, and mtmm. cape.
an inner lagers: mhlnwgmgg
mum . I am he
put into position- wllerc rum of the work
is done by Wench It divine help
it needed in anyplace inithcwcrld. it in In
there plum-here umhnamnmaa.
in ”mm by await mint-hr- have been
made. Only-Bod. who tirade the world out
of cheat. could, out of thecrowded pigeon.
hole- of public men, develop uyrnmctrleui
results. For thin reason pray Almighty
God for all those in authority.
Mtothom.
Then there are the router pépluitlea of
our relations with foreign governments.
For directions in such affairs the God of
nations phonic! he implored. The demand
of the people is uoruetimee no heated, on
nnwiae, that it must not be heeded. Hark
to the boom of that gull which tend: from
the American steamer San Jacinto a chat
actors the bow of the British merchant
steamer Trent Nov. 3, l8ill. Two dietin-
guinhcd muthcrnere, with their secretaries
and families, are on the way to England
and France to oillcinlly enlist “Junior the
routheru Confederacy. After much protect
the commissionorr, who had ed for
England and Franco. an and
were taken to Fort Warren. uea n.
The capture was a plain invasion. of the
lawn of nations and antagonistic to a
principle for the establishment of which
thcwllnitcd States government had fought
in other days. However, no great was the
excitement that the mrycf the'Uuited
States navy wrote an applauditory letter
to Captain Wilkes, commander of the non
Jacinto, for his “prompt and decisive nc-‘
lion," and the house of rcprcnentntivco
passed a resolution of thanks for "brave,
admit and patriotic conduct," and the
million: of the north went wild with en-
thusiasm, and all the newmapm and
churches joined in the home. England
and France protested, the former demand
log that unless the distinguished prisoners
should he aurroutlercd and apology made
for insult to the British flag within ten
days Lord Lyons must return to London,
taking all the archives of the British lega-
iicn. War with England and France
seemed inevitable, and war with- England
and France at tilt time would have made
a restored American nation impossible for
a long while, if no forever. Then God
come tothc rostrum d helped the president
and his secretary of state. Against the al-
moet unanimous sentiment of the [iteople
of thoulo the dintinguiehchonn-dcraws
were aurmndcml, the law of nationx was
kept inviolate, the lion'a paw was not lift-
ed to strike the eagle’s hook, and perhaps
the worst disaster oi centuries wan avoided.
'l‘herc came another crisis within the
lust'two yearr, when millions of people do-
manded that American war vesueia nail in-
to Turkish waters and. atop the atrocitla
against the Armenian». The people at
large have an idol of the more brought
upon our government todo this rash thi g.
Missionaries and other prond'ncntA 7 ~
cans in and eroimd Constantinople amm-
hlui at the oflicc of the American iegntlou
and demanded that our minister plcnipo-
tentinry cable to Washington for United
States ships of war, and they unnamed
the wordsof the cahlegrnm. Had our ships
gone into those water» the guns of foreign
nations, crerluelingly jiralius of us. vvould
have llt't'll turned against our shipping,
and our navy, within a few years lire-um:
nmgmlinhle in power. Wuultl lmvecrawiml
inwkvvard in disgrace. 'l‘hc proposition to
do what. mnld not he done was nwrcifully
withdrawn.
The. Right Thing.
Themvvill not ban ymrlx-twren now
and the lien 20 years “13% llifntt‘ who am
in authority will not need the guidance oi
the (had of nullom. God only can tell the
right time for nutionn to do the right
thing. To do the right lhiug at the wrung
film- in an had a» lo do the wrong filing at
any time. i'uhn will one day he frw, hot
it will be after who has shown herself unpa-
ldo- of free gnu-rnnwut. 'i‘n :u-knnwlmlgv
l'nhun imicwudcncu now would he to ac.
ltnowlmlue what dmm not r-xlnl. The flow
may o-unn- when llw iluwoilnn inland» may
la- n purl of our unvrflilliuiil. iiui it will
hr when they lmw donidrdly cxpnw-tl fin-
denim for lililil'xnllfill. in ‘all national
:tflairll there in a clock. The humid of Unit
clock are hot nlwavn mm by human eyes.
But tlml awn tin-m. not only the linlil'
lmml, lint fiw minute hand. and When the
halide nnmmnm- first the right hour has
mow the f'liii'lrl will «trike. and we ought
to he in lim-nlnu Illllllltll'. “The lmnl
n'iuliclll. Let the mirth rejoice; lcl the
mullitndrs of the inlet: be glad then-of. ”
You we more are nlWayn in plorw of an
ilmriiy unludanml men who want. war,
inn-nun" they do not nulmvwhnlwnr in.
or tin-y arc (intriguing men. who want war
for the lililml rot-non llmt wrecker; like
on and fuuudcring Ihipm immune
h'm‘lf‘li w of. where fmn Ilw rul'
of wind .. .sy llu.
You run that men whurtnvt warn never
ilwumslvcn gel hurt. 'i‘hey Inaka the
mwiimand othcrunmho the wit uteri.
'ium. Miller that all ”man who lllrlignicd
my pit‘ll Wit? lll‘l‘i‘l’ till it (willuuiliulit'n gill,
minuehuu a radiator nmler the ilmmll
null. and they all diul [lawfully in own
hello i find two friondrm-au Nominal:
friends a; old men can he to n ymum man
~chda-ll Phillipe and "alert 'i‘munln.
l'lwy were not among firm» who rammed
.tnirlhlm: mlrnningmuu from the nitrite.
not limit their with!“ munuloatlomdy.
i‘hcy both had an mlwh to do with the
«union of the war between the non-h Mid
'lw «unit on any other “room. A milk
lluli hum.» northern and Milton llllfll
were put in the more lnmehnv, lnitihc
two ilinnriuur and tenant DIM i have
:lll'mlmii‘tl were in mild lumlth long after
the ending of things at Appomattox. and
if ilumvwimmlnmnfl omen» ii!
that Would have Wright: MI w»? W“
no em airy and mom or ltiulandnr 'l‘ur.
iwr l two ennui-ital to Manila on
Hm or drain murder, they them van
mmld now have lune alum around. “i
not» they will he. MM” ill! hint-of
om moon-iii topiary. if doll lid act in
lcrhmd. wemmld lune M HIM M
within the hut. two ymw with low
lam. war with mm and warm ‘l'ur-
iley. this in; joined by other w
mound-mic. We the mortal
«pupal-e which men indium
warmth divine MM". ”whirl"
mudlimlilllillltll rhino ill! In WM
5' W"? “I will!
A m W
M m g
’ v33“ 9 n
!
moire walled fun the high
tromnmpune‘non mum hm tit”-
World, melanoma into circle-tiara
M . in“ the
old bio be true. od unaware pram
um wow-rm
“W“ . - M . .mfl' ia... .
Godunov” or main. hunched;
door not make reply. livery genuine
mmire Miniature lill heaveal
remind will wit, and thou
you may get many lrtma from your child
before you respond, some day you lay:
”where! ‘l have waived tea from
no in. and i will. runner than all
now at once, and th not in in»
the way that she hope: for, i will do it in.
the heat way, and though. the allied 2m
for a sheet of manic, i will not give it t0
h", for I do not like the music spoken of.
but] will mid hora deed to a house and
lot, to he her: forever." So God docs not
in all «can answer in the way there who ;
wit the prayer lwpcd for, but he in all
mm given what in united for or Iomethlng
better. So prayer: went up from the north
and the south at the time of ourlcivil war,
and they were all answered at Gettyeburg.
You cannot make me believe that (led an-
swered only the northern prayers, for there
warn just no devout prnym antwcrcd south
of Mason and Dixon's line as north of it,
and God gave what was asked for, or
smoothing as much more valuable as a
house and lot are worth more than a shoot
of lililh‘lc. There is not a good and intelli—
gent man between the suit of Mexico and
the St. Lawrence river . who does not be-
llove that God did the hunt thing [nuslhle
when he mm this nation down 'in 1365 a
glorious unity. never to be rent until the
watcrn of the Ohio and the Savannah. the
Hudson and thcollahomamro licked up
by the long, red tongues of aworidonflrc.
Yva! find sometimes answers prayers on
a largo scale.
in wursv predicament nation never was
than the isruelitish nation on the banks of
the Red ml. the milling shit-ids umlthc
cluttering hmfs of an overwhelming host
close after them. An may avoid just an
eerily wade through the Atlantic (awn.
luau New York to liivcrtmol, as the inani-
itcs could have waded through the Red
sea. You need to nail on it.» watt-m in real
izc how big it is. iimv was the canning
cffcotcxl? By prayer. Exodus xiv, 15.-
“Aud the Lord said unto Moles: Where-
lore cricst thou unto me? Sin-nit unto the
children of Jamel, that they go forward"
—that is, “Stop praying and take the an-
swer. " And then the waters began to he
agitated and swung this way and that
way, and tin- ripple lxccmne n hillovv, and
the liillmv climlx'tl other ”flows, and now
they rise info walls of sapphire, and in-
visible trowel» mason thorn into titanium,
and the walls become like mountains, lop
pfll and turrcmi and domed with cross
of cryrtal, and find throws an invinihic
chain around the loci of those mountains,
no that they are obliged to stand still, and
more, right lwlore the lsrnelitlnh army, is
a turnpihr mad, with all the emerald gator
“fling! widrnpm. ’i‘he priming hoot did
nutcven get ilnlt‘ loci wet. 'l‘hvy [Missed
dry shod, the hollow of the mat on hard Ill
tlao- [mvemcut of Pennsylvania auction, or
New York'n llnxulwuy. or lnndon'l
fizrend. Uh, what u Had they had! (irl
think i will changi- that and any,“What a
(3nd We have!"
What xuiwer put its hand» upon outrun
only in Joshua's lime and mode the rum
and moon slam! Mill? Jumbo» 1, i:.'.
” l'hrn spake .ilnlma unto fho inn-d."
Prayer! All a clam will take two or four
gum! glut-m and in mtnundinc way mvlng
them this wnyor that. ui‘ hold twanf tin-In
a! nrin'u lvnuth, m llw (imnnmwnt din-n
n-: he will with ihe pn'ut orlnl of world’s.
uith wheeling constellations and circling
g. lulled. ewmyimz madly Mar around Mar,
.1 tr tauwll nllrr- ullir. or mm and mmm
in Id out at nrm‘w lenuill, and perfectly
will. ms in any“? f-v Jump.» prayer. To
(uni flu largr-zl \vurld h I; ”MM”
lllghlrmm leinlmru.
Another n-nnnn uhy wr ulumld "hey the
Pauline injunction oi the lexl and pray
for all that am in mifhnriiy Iv that to very
n ui-l. (it nurown prim" rlfv and llnppl
"wont" involved infiwirduinca. A sir-Iliad)
r. win, you any. l'aw. but a rlnlilmu»
«lllnhnt‘rx like that whirl: leml~ you in
u in- care of your own health and rn-wn‘o
wnr own liir Prosper-uni cw mnwni
l’|'llll‘i a phi-memos peuplc. Damaged gov
urumcnf meow a «lrlll'umd people. Wr all
14» upmm-tlwr or We all go dowu lugs-then
iiln n We pray (or our rule-rd. w- pray lur
.rsm‘ivc-M, for ulll' homes, for tin- mush-r
1:.itlingni a livelihood. {or ln'llrrilnm‘m'“
m- mlr children. for tho hurling of tin-m
h-ml iimw m mrdmvn flu- vmlmnkmrnl
llwy mm nu-wr climb up again ilo uni
hols at anything llml pm ion to public
llli'l‘wil ml liming nu rclaflu‘ to ynum-lf.
i\f'lfl'v lmu-lml ivy all the cvenln in ulil'
national liiviolfl', by the binning nf' flw
mlnpm'f in the rnldn "l the Muyllnwrr. by
the mmli chip, the Half Mama. lilllllllfl up
liw llmlmn, M- the tn-aiy of William
i'a-un. fry the hand lint! mmiofh: "ldlx-rly
inn-ll" mund illl llm. utrokc. ivy (lid Iron
tllilt’ii pluwinu the high mun And if
twnrhml lvy all the cumin oi porn America.
m Mainly by all the events oi the ymwnt
day. Every prayer you lunlw for our rul.
em, if the mayor he of the right than.» and
worth anything. hm- a nvfumml of heme.
diction for your own truly. mind and moi.
Another Now" for nlulicncvc to my lost
in that the prmlu-rity of thin country in
mining, and We want a hand in helping no
ll» muniun. M any mic lflll. it into lnnt
la r of honed. minim-lion in n midi-r. after
mum un-ol. l-alllr imn lll't’ll fmmhinml mou-
gn‘ut victory won. to lie able to flay: “ You.
In.» llimv! hm indie inland» that
unrated than hiluhia. l was in that
bayonet. (Mammal. not tile «my lain
flight 2“ Well. the day will «am when all
the iimuriad, Inllumi and mi low of
this nmohiic will in driven lira-ll and drill;
on down in the lanolin-rill” that are now
on their way. inn which «now with riow
anal and in "infimn- am" when we
want them in lake ”illf' dimple quick."
By all: prayer» in- nmy stand on the manor
tain remand Milton theirunmnd allow
tin-m a Iliufter mt. Yea. in manner to not
pinion the Lord (had of Ham M ”if"!
the lillll lnvtwm minim them rm
miltcr than mounted W W m ”I!
livid at ltrlnu or Ann-rim.
in Mill nail-sod was MM.
pie pray-ii mightily. The
liar we
of luv en-
_ on which
to mate ill. in nimlr to the mm of-
hrnd the mic, or harm New. in» detain
ed il hon». nan! lelom that ill hours had
pulled a Immune mailed m the can
liln' than and dermal than. and lint
land was naval. ll‘ (MW the high
till-lam wmnvflihnut m
it‘ll: _ ‘ m. " is m
, , 3*-
m2 _
H.
can; u m.m on!!!»
.mwm , mom-mural.
ad rolannly much the item three timer
{a dedication. long aw unit northly Irena,
nd the line; of ling agent orator of that
hour are tied. M‘ill‘lflhmnd macro!
that occasion long no pntdown tho mum
god the level and - the plumb with which,
lorthebettimhe- Wanama-
ttone well laid. Butw t‘mont inwrcrtr
pm new in diet lurid. that «ammonia
a glue tar, hermetically sealed, in a docu-
luont of national import. though in poor
llilp. it lanthanumnmhipof lion.
.1 Webster, which almort ruined the pair
manthp of this country for many yearn,
hmuuc many thought if they had Daniel
Wehrter’r poor promotion, it might in»
dicaic» tiny. had. .Wchrtcr'l genial. . The
document read: a: fallen: _
"if it ehall hercatter he the will of God
that this structure rhellfull from in: have,
that m foumiatian he upturned- and this,
deposit he brought to the eyes of men, he
it then known that onthildny the nation
of the United Slum at America intends
firm; that their conviltutlou still calm
unimpaired and with all original use.
fulnere and glory, lug every day
stronger and Martin the affection of
the grim body of the American people,
and attracting more andnlore the mimimr
lion oi the world, and all here asunnhlml,
whether belonging to public life or in pri.
vain life, with hearts dcvoutiy thankful to
Almighty God for the plum-ration of the
liberty and! the happines- of the wintry,
unite in sincere and fervent prayers that
this depoeil. and the walls, and arches, the
doom and flowers, the winnms and en-
tahlnturcn now to be erected over it may
endure forever. God owe the United States
of America! Daniel Web-star, rmrefnry
of state of the United Staten. ”
A New contention.
That was lmautil'ul and appropriate at
the laying of the cornerstone of tho exam»
«ion of the capitol 58 [years after the cor-
nmtone of the old capitol had been laid.
Yet the comerstnnc of our republic won
first laid in 177i}, and» the moatablinh»
mum. of our national government wan laid
amuin in 18655. But. are We not ready for
the laying of tho writer-stone of a hruadcr
and higher national life? We have one
nation received so much from God. Do We
not owe new unnatural n? Am we not
rmdy to humane a bet Sabbath keeping,
peace loving, virtue honoring, God vvnr-
nhiping nationt Are'wc not ready for such
I cornerstone laying! Why not now let it
take place? With long pnmwio’n of prey—
ers, moving from the north and the moth,
the cunt and tho west, lot the mac ho
made august beyond comparison.
The tied of nations, who hnth dealt.
with no as with no other people, will pro
side at the mlcmniutlon. By the mourn
and the level and the plumb u! the titer.
lusting right let. the momma: be uli~
jnstnl. lief. that communal ho thclurv
ironing together of the tim granite tables
on which the law was written wlwn Sinai
shook with the earthquake, and imidc
that cinnamon" put the Hl'nllun on the
Mount and a scroll containing the names
of all the men and wonu-n who have
fought and prayed and toil“! for the gland
of this nation, from tho lint martyr-oi
the. Amerimn ilcvolution down in the last
woman who [round up a mldicr‘n mundn
In llu‘ ill-Ill hospital. And lot mmo one.
worthy to do on, strike the ufnm- fhrm
timen with the “llflli‘l lhnnnwr, in tho
nuluo oi find th' Flill‘ll'l'. ”all the Son and
(End tho llnly iiiloat. 'lln-n let flu hmid
lug fine. one wall lmmi Ivy thv Paulie
ocmn, and the other wnnlwd of the Atlan-
tic. until it» capstone nlmll he laid amid
the Hlltillllllfl of all llilliullrl, Ly llUll liyuo
IN lr:~vu.-unxnm‘tt divine-[r (Mandi rl. dis inc
Iy‘mnttruvml nml dinnriy pnuwnd n-
puhiie, llu‘ last throne of upprq-ni-m hm
inu folk-n flat liiiu the vim-d, and flu ll-«t
eluu'lslv of tyranny lwn hungup ill mu
wum mi a relic Hi llill'llill'li' nun-n.
'l‘lw [.mi‘vr that. fln‘v great rxpoumlrr
While in hr put in llll' rurm~r~lcuw m fiw
I‘Altllinllill Hi tlw capital l rim-”Into av mu-
own «application. “find em» llu' l'nifui
Hutu-c uf Min rim'” only .nldlmrflu unniu
M iii: \vlnvh itnlwrl l‘unlli mm “W; in f“l/»'~u
Ilia wrmnnr. \viwflu-r dv-hvvrml iwlnr: lim
marl at l'lli‘llill'lllll't'll :lmpri or in “mi
mlmlcr Allin-y, uf lmnlwrmfy of r: Hum
hm ill i'lmrll w H nr nit llu' lli’lilli Hf
(lliwr i'rulmvrll maid llw \vurul tulip ill
ilmt t-vrr away! on r l-inizlnnd: ‘l'v- find lvu
rendrmd and ztlm'rilu‘d. an n. lmml diw. . II
prnlmv, might, mole-Myriad (ll'minlun, It oh
now and forever, Alln‘ll. "
The Ilmrlv of “'rmlfh.
Mlllinllnirm. plume mop funvanl‘ Now
in ymlrrlmnrc in luv-low tmmn vl ut‘ n
rnrily and fur the lunch «1 Milllnl mum, it
in true that tho rarity in only It laud" ldll
-wlmt a book!
if lumilnl the ”"th of Wealth," and
it: author in an Anwrican. Mr. lllllu‘rl.
lluvvo liailcmfl. who lmn iulu'n iuunvnw
trouble in wdlwt. data for his work. which
let Io allow wraith in wintlnn in the prop
'nm of the World. how if. haw an nmuvml.
Home who have been inml hum-wind in in-
mmlnu thinner-Mil linmvl and lmwdiflvw
cuf notiom have inm-iiiml by llw pnwum
of richer in their llllflul'
'l'lmo are two millions of thin fluidly
vulmnc. 'l’lie"lltlo, limited in mu milieu.
"Halal you Wit tllwitlidl. llinitvd toil-ll
mph-u. fluff. 'l‘lie humor part"! nurhul
tluen'nllllunulmr hum Innmhl up In rim
unwind inwlulif monument! the muninl
few who can allot-d an nmtiy a luxury.
This limit lull will amount! in pnnlncc.
varying over a [atrial of three yearn. 'l‘lln
illmlrnliom have been alone by tlu‘irut
Mack and whlfo nrlim in in pnwumi in
Alllnrim. luring that the Inuit inn Ynn
lwu pranliwlinn, whlhlihccimrof Him-In.
fim l'rinm of Valor. the olnpevorof tier
nmny and Miami an inn casual ham
item at point. in help llr. llammvft in the
willpilutitm oi in: nurkf'hs.
Allllt’ inch ill donated in with. the
porcine-or» man. he wmlthy. A name the
rulmrlim arc in he found Ilil‘lt "min-u on
Min-child. Vandmhiil, Anton the claim»
of \i'mimimler and Malling-amen. Hm
“lull! lltitl. Jtlwpll l'lifimlll‘i'lllill, H. i'lml
mlrl'orler. while the only nunmmh in itn
mlfi'wmhen not lanolin: a porcine-w i»
lllli king of hair.
The book in organist without and with
in. will cloth 1mm ital mum while may
the very dam per primimlde liiltllNTIl
and oilhiu.»l&rm‘n moldy
I” lmtfn “till.
mm the teen» ml: at the cm
W W in Hm am the {allow
mll (Jim. W "was, Milli invite.
I". Kittie “Will! Tell. lane the liver,
lull 3mm imw.m
“Mama”
1“ ,
r'~ ./.',.iw ‘ f7
two’s we _. s.‘«w..:k,9.~
;‘ or“ ‘
wxam v.1 .l , .
a Slammer .
of threat-unload! that uvl- '
,..
" lm; Colin. '
choral“.
ESTABLISHED 1.863.
l .. ‘ 2 W
. Krieger's Low Prices g 2 ,
- - - '- Always Keep Kriogers- Busy.
The great number of customers seen in our Skirt: and Suit
Department every day, is conclusive evidence that we have
the goods the people want, and at prices they are willing
to pay, Our ‘
New Spnng Mllllnery!
Now on exhibition and sale, embraces all the desirable and
the choicest styles for women a wear. The stock must be
seen to be appreciated. t
HIKRIEGER",
Store in Mahackomo Hotel block.
No one need go to Europe for a
watch. T be best are made right here
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended——
.“Rivcrsidcn and “Royal.” Can be
found in gold,silvcr and gold filled
cases at
A- W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. Norwaik.
harsheroreaa . -
May or may not be the mightiest among men, but
the purchasing power of a dollar in our establishment
was never greater than it will be during our Lenten
special sale. Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
all goods will he ~soid at onchall regular prices. This
sale Will afiord the public an opportunity to purchase
WATCHES.DIAMONDS AND jEWELRY
a! far less than ms: during this sale. Come early and
secure bargains Positively no goods at reduced
prices except on above days.
H O M E R a. H o v T 9 s JEWELRJT$%2'OPTICAL
80 Washington Street. ,
SOUTH NORWALK, . . . CONNEOTICUT
WéwHév‘éWWFeél-s' ' "
Tu not everybody. For the racing man the Fowler,
Mr and Syracuse, all to pound: and with worldwide
reputation. For the avcmgc rider we have wheel:
ranging “Hill :2 in 2; pt nods, any color or equipment
desum. We have the brat juvenile wheel you ever
saw, weighs In 1-3 pmimlv. We. give good prices for
acmnri hand «heels. Some reread hand wheels in:
talc L’llflip. All bicyclists should use Anpripicon l’ul-
ish [or their nickel work; cheapest and beet.
We Do All Kinds oiilcpairingl
Send your repair: to us and gel the in null! v'l l.’ years
experience and first ClilSh tools.
Everybody Wants a Camera!
We sell all macs [roan i~2 \ a in a l .' 3 3| ~, pmc.
gauging [mm ii in [to 50 All Mylo: 2 linlillug, l'i-ajkci
K Nlnk. livniltcycs, liuav (Lyric (Jamaica. cl. . i'imtu
gmphu. supplies. at N. Y. pines. l’lmlo whaling and
«Icvclup’mg dour; pilotcgoaphs taken ul anything
[Hi-e Ildllt loom.
RICHARDSON 3303.. in am. Main Stuart.
AiwistofiMWristand Your Chain’s Adjusted
0/ fine/icon
lay-
“ ”‘ ”turnout; ”““"“'lecnntrlo Chain Min ailment
Built! H0", 80 waihlnyton Strut.
a
Wedding and
Society .
_. _. ......'
flunlw‘lnlmn inn
pm A lam-om of
w ml lintm' din
llli‘lmrl.
. . . . . ENGRAVlNG
South-vol Gillian.
m wows. 130.1!ka W ;
leading illlinen and limit Store in the lorwelks. ichildm’
.2, W ...,. a} A”! > 4
"Wend’ififllalnmimnr mm
natural than powdm.
yaarnot her lifcutev
many children’- ailmeatv .
minimum in its. ,1 j
cum. The result cilia,“t
shah-s mtotheworldin‘:
lather
I
twenty-five ceuthox of p 7 ,
Sweet Worm Powders. and m .. i, ,
your family. They In MN
andhannieleaamflk. Atrial _
wiliherautfmfcrtrinltoany: ,
whowill addreuAllcuB.Ollnllol,
Roy,N.Y. -
non mm sloo.
pleased to learn that therein It
one dreaded diaeacc that valence
been able to cumin elicits-7"
that in Cumin. Hall's Cairn-h
the only motive core known. _
medical fraternity. Catarrhk ,. .
constitutional dim, reach“ I“ ~
tntiokuai :reatmsnt. Hiall some
late an atom y. act ug‘diw ~
the blood and mucous nurture-“d
system, thereby destroying the 1... .
tiouofthe disease. and giving the _.
tient stmngth by building up’tho!‘ - 4 *
stitution and anointing nature in
Rework. Theproprietonhavono,’ _ ,
faith in ifs curative power-I,“ _ '
offer One Hundred Dollars for an qua
that it fella to cure. Send for of,
testimonials. '
Addresr, F. J. CHENEY & 00.3m-
ledo. 0.
"Sold by druggiata, 75c.
alt
Americans are the most lumtlyu ”ii-
pic on earth. To them have been W
nearly 600,000. putcuu. or more, ,
nun-third of all the patents iuuodill . ;
Wm'ld. No discovery cl In . years,
has been of greater benefit to . .
than Chamberlain's Colic, Will!
iiiarrhu-a Remedy, or has done moreto
relieve pain and suffering. J. W.
Vaugn. of Uahton. Ky.. says: ”I lure
used Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera Ind
Dimhrm Remedy in my family 1%
several years. and find it to he the W
medicine I ever used for cramp: in the
stomach and barrels." For sale by G. B.
Stillmu. '
Unconditional surrender lathe only
terms those famous little pills hm fl
DeWitt's Little Early Risers will make
with constipation, nick headache and
stomach troubles. (l C.Btillm. 80ml:
Norwalk, and E. P. Weed. Norwalh.
hire. A. Invoen, residing at 720 Henry
utrcct, Alton, ill, suffered wath town
rheumatism fl ur over eight monllu. Clio
(incurred for it nearly the whole of thin
time, using vurioun remedies mooni-
mendod by friends. and was mam
tho phymcianr. but received no .
rihe then used one and a half bottlfl o!
Chamberlain's l’niu Balm. which afloat.
ml a complain cure. Thin is uhlinlied
at her minus-u, as she wants at as film-
iiariy afflicted to know what cured her.
The zfiundifliccnf sizcn for solo by G.
(5. Stillman.
Personal ~Thc gentleman who anmy-
cd the eonmcgatiou inst Sunday by cou-
linmlly coughing wdl lind mutant ro-
llcf by using i luv Minute (laugh Care, a
nywuly and harnllesn moody for throat
and loud trouble». G. (I. Stillm. South
Nurwnlll. and E. l’. Weed, Nlawalk.
Champion Shot of flu m
Mina Annie fiakloy write»: " golf
and many of the Buffalo lif'll Wild “I
Go. have given Allcn'n i‘mtm. ill.
mwdcriunkakeiniolim wheel, a moat
thermal: trial. and can normally any
ihatlt data all if not more than you
claim." it inatantly token the tiling out
of mom and hnnimni. Allen'r PM
In a ccrtnincum for uwollcn, nu "
widen. hliuwrcd or waiting foot.
by all liruggiittn and «hue aim. t lily-
llw Milli. Nannie not into. Agin—
Allcn ii. “mated. bailey. N. Y.
ll timuld he made: mailer of mllllc
knowledge that lhsWift’n Witch lined
mlvo will ugnuwiily cure pile» oftho law-
ml ulna-lino ll ll lilo llovlllclifllfl infl-
rlln forlmruu. maids, «no. innit" and
not?“ oi all hlndl. U. U. null-on. m
rim-walk; and i: l'. Wood. Norwaih.
“Mr ’
l‘omnr who on» uohircllo M at
Milan who will in Iilflflfll to know
[vomit relief am he had by .
‘hnmhrrlain'rtioln t) , and , .
rhrmllpmcll .an if , M mat
the in: am lion in flux oil-or
pearl. w wen i no» .
mic iiy G. 0. Milton. ‘
Not only mm ll truism. v1 ,
may grow fund in a no «law. butt
Illli‘oli «my» and thllflillllflm
WIMlVIl immediate relief and
M
neatly could i “It? ma
“ll”: “r . ' , V ”t i
mulli i'.8ud.'§fim l .
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