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« . - cation.) .
. titanium”. Maple—Front. a rustic
Bible scone Dr. Toluene in this serrnon
draws practical and .inspiring lessons for
all'elasses of people.‘ I, The text is Exodus
iii. 1. “Nuwihimgkflpb the flock of
. 'Jiilltro. his father-imlsw.”‘the printer
Million." ,.
.‘la the, southeastern part of Arabian
tusn‘ts sitting byaweil. ’it is an arid
country and waterdssca . so that a
well is of great valusgoadziioeksapd herds
are driven, rest the neasgto have their
,yhirst sitiltedo .lcthro‘.‘a Itidlaaite shirik
tint limit. "also fortunate as tohavo
tween daughters. normalcy are practical
girls. and render. “(gnome driving the
slump anti cattle and c‘ ' elect their father
to thowarnrlng. They. owcr the buckets
soothe? pull thetnwzi‘rp‘; the water plush-
ina on be stories sud-chilling their feet.
andtho troughs are filledo Who is that
turnout there sitting unconcerned and
, looking out Why does he not come and
,7 "bolt; the women its this hard work of
igniting water! . Bathe sooner bare the
t ry lips and eating nostrils oi the docks
loses to one a, little in. the brimming
troughof the well than some rough Bed-
xuin shepherds break in upon tho scene,
lid with clubs and shoots drive back the
. . nulruoli that wore drinking and eflright
those girls until they fly in retreat. and
“is flocks of these fit mannered shepherds
an driven; its the troughs. tpkintg the
places oi the other flocks. Now that roan
sitting by the Well begins to color up. and
life eye flashes with indignation, and all
the gallantry of his nature is aroused. , it
it} Moves. who naturally bad a quick tern-
vor anyhow. as be demonstrated, on one
, occasion when he saw an Egyptian op-
pi'cssing an lsraelite and gave the Egyp-
tian a sudden clip and buried him in tho
multitudes ire showed afterward when
. be broke all the Ten Comnmndrncnts at
’ once by shattering the two granite slabs
' twine
'ttriizhtinst run of all the ctllliil‘h‘s.
on which the law was written. But the
injustice of this treatment of the seven
. girls nets him on fire with wrath. and he
takes this sh herd by the throat 'and
pushes back another till ho falls over the
trough and aim:. a stunning blow between
the eyes of another as he cries, “Begono.
you viiininsi" and he boots and ronrutt
the sheep and outtlo and corneis of these
invaders and drives thorn backjand. hav-
lnu cleared the place of tho desperadoos.
he told the seven girls of this hiitllurtito
sheik to gather their flocks lnpethernntl
bring them again to tho watering.
Art Oriental Well.
t-lh. you ought to are a fight between
the shepherds at a well in tho orient an 1
I‘ll“! ID Ill ”Ul't‘lllllll'. IRilll. 'I'lltifii were
here a moup of rough rot-u \vlzo bml driv-
on tlrornttlo runny miles and hero anoth-
er group who hmi driven their cattle as
many mil-'s \\'lruehnufil itni’o precedence?
Sucht'lurbtnyzuf bucketsl Such booking
of born-ti ruch kloizlntznf lurofsi Such
rchonwncc in it language l fortunately
could not litulorstuml‘l Now the sheep
with a peculiar mark ncrirss their thliy
backs With) at tho tumult and now the
sheep of another mark. it was one of the
roost rxriiinu Ft'fM‘rl i ever witnessed. An
old book (Morita-rune of those mntenllons
rrt an t-ustrrn well v. hen it says: "Unodny
lilo pour llil‘l‘. the t'. itimvn tlilil tin-orphans
mot together and new driving their rum
obi and their flocks to drink and WP"! all
standing; by tho waterside lanl t-runo up
and stnplwd Illl'fil all and took [Immineltm
of ”if! “i'Ji'I' for Ilih ltlltsli'l 'u t'nlilo. .lupt
their on old woman btlorzutnu to tho li'llrtr
tri Mutt-arm riparzd iii‘t'ti:-lt'il him inn nip
pliant rrmnrn-r. Hryllru" 'lh- van maid. Minn
for llxul. m- in hi my I‘flillv drink. ’l'lay
rm- nll liu- pruq-urty I poster». moi I lin-
by Ilii'll‘ milk. l'lty trry limit; have rout
I‘iniUIl on the llruut my rtqunl nrui let
them tlrink.‘ 'ilun run." ormtlor liliI
women and m'dremvl him: ‘irb. .‘lnnter
Iliui. I um n “or. \‘iltil; illiI wrrnurr. its
you too 'i'lrrm Illlrr dealt hardly with me
it has about He errowa at too. and lie
daily and rrlui't'y oalnrnllhu have do
r-trr-yr'l all u y men. I time lost my rhii
.drenubd my inn-hand. and aim-o limit i
have limit In urontdlrtrese. ’l'hew sloop
urn till limit I 'nsrlt'nt. Ia'tilit'iri drink,
for I live on the milk that. ll‘i')’ pmluro.
I'ity my fni'loi‘rr riilto. l have throne to
fund tin-m. ’l in rt iI-ro urant my stumttm
that and if lby kirnlm-m lot tin a drink ‘
5 lint lttthls row the brutal all is“. utter
from grant the this humble request, eruute
the \‘itritifiit to the mutual. “
A like u rlmumno bow taken place at the
well in the trlbrmloof Amide lmtwreu the
lloilonln slil‘pht rib- ar'ti Moron clrmoplon
imt iimtntbo of do such tinnul'iors who
I'ilill ill‘itt'li lib lr father's limits to the on
Him ii lint it Milo, Iii lutrrrtll. Ill‘r
tmmo om Mitt: “bulb bird." armor tan d
by till i iwrolv I‘t‘i'ltl lnr Li Minn a. fur. lam
su'tvr timid tum-an iwru if may lie. hIit‘ oi
wayspdmitn ctitl.i'iil.ll in ti mun Zipporuh
It‘tltim- ilm brlrlo tIl Motrin. ulw of the
Zip
MI! littlo iiun'nht that that morning as
shit llrli'ul time her father‘s thick. to the
“oil the “'l‘l splendidly IIlt‘ltllllll ltor nun
destiny. lluti silo stitlti lit the lttitt tii'
Mtimtibllo llm oiiwr «is «intuition of
the sheik Ii'lllltll tutht-Ir herds her life
wold pmhahly haw been a true.» and no
s-t‘onilttl life In tho mlltialns. lint her in
dowry. imibilihy to, hot latiwr's tutor
test. it“ rplrit ui helpfulness. humuht her
into h- on with one at tho grandest char
wit-rad all iii-my. 'i‘hcyurt at that
leatotra or". oral abllo rho admired the
tltttll‘fltiti t f Mon .1... itilflilflt‘ the lllitti its-
kntior of WI [omit
fans of "m.
Thulm'tlhut it took tlmwwontlauuh
..1fl.ftiI'l\ti lla- tht l a in iltr- “I'll imitllcl
“ill tiny wrrn IlliilitllHl Iltu k- and that
D" father \tob it than of wealth \‘i’bet
was the “if" of ti qmmb's lfl‘lfll'liltlilfl her.
are" with m 'Ii w wit the trrlubi have lot
ellnui on the hillside tomb: rtnilwr’stent
OM ploriml huttoyeupu and titanium
out minnows and etched idly m the
Willi” ittrtl wept rm r lirioiiltmfy strings to
the Martial No. the know that work nus
, is and that «my not ought to
snitwthltm to do. and so shallows
A with the lilrnililif and toe itm and hollow
in still Delphine dams to the well for
the Interim
Mortal every hours there s limbs and
eat cares and stash-it and every
his! of the family. though therein
men. min to he thrift. be! part to take
Cruel tits limbs lit are best-stratus
V .1 u .
. «pied; sn’t‘l
Murrow» first” i W
. notifier of them having done
so titlau more practical than to show
an arc contacts the two- nothings will
use..."
iii-tithe diorama... on are metal
power and at his burial the lterl of star-
ten ssylas. “tiers lletii a man who in his
4—...
Work in Ila-crammed when Ibulll‘o
start on the road of life
libr
seraothing helpful. Do containing well.
‘ together. every
step more sud more a failure. . what dormit-
tcr ef‘the hiklienitish sheik will never find
Mastic“ .Cllrls of. America. imitate
Zippershi Do somethins. practical. Do
lifesaver feared the face at i'litltl." Where
did John Knox yet ranch at his schooling
for "truth resounding sud everlasting
achievement? He not it while in chains
pulling at the boat’s ear in French cap-
ef your life may ona slnallcr scale be t e
tlvlty. file the pri‘vatiens and bard-hi s,
Many have fathers with great decks of
sbrorbing‘dutles‘, and such a father needs
help in home or ofllec or field. 00 out
guises and introduction to usefulness and
ictory. ‘ .. .
See slsoin this oallci More; that God
in the. morning and retires aiter nildniyht,
one of thetrashlcst of novels in her hands
rrrest of the time between tho late rising
and the late retiring. a thousand of them
not worth one Zipper h. ;
There are Questions that every father
and mother cushy to ask the daughter at
breakfast or tea table. and that all the
daughters of tho wealthy sheik ought to
ash oachetherfl'What would you do if
the fatally fortune should fail. if sickness
should prostrate tho brcsdwinner. if the
flecks of Jethro shottid be destroyed by a
sudden excursion of wolves and bears and
byenas from the mountain? What would
you do for n' lfvlr'utf' Could you support
yourself? Can you take care of an invalid
mother or brotheror sister as wall as your-
self?" Yea. bring it down to what any
day might come to a prosperous family.
"Can you cook adlnnerti the servants
shtnld make a strike for higher wages and
leave that morningl" Every minute—of
every hour of every day of every year there
are families flung from prosperity into
hardship. and. nine. if in such exfgency
the seven daughters oi .letbrocau do
nothing but sit around and cry and wait
for some one to come and hunt them up a
situation for which they have no qualifi-
cation. Get at something useful; get at
it right away!
thrown uperr my own resources. lwouid
become a music teacher." There are now
more music teachers than could be sup-
ported if they were all Mozarts and Warr-
ants and Boudoir. Do not say. “i will no
to enrbroiderlng slippers." There are more
slippers, now than there are fest. tlur
hearts are every day wrong by the story
of elegant women who wurc once ofllucnt.
but through catastrophe have fallen help»
less. with no ability to take care of them-
selves. '
I let's Should Wot-is.
()ur Mom and Washingtonian . towns-
mnn. W. W. Cert-crap. did a mnunifloent
thing when he built amt endowed tho
Louise home for the support of thinn-
fortunato aristocracy of tho south—tire
people who once had everything. but have
come to nothing: We want another W. W
(Iorceran to build a Limiter
the unfortunate aristocracy oi the north.
lint lnuitutions like that in every city of
the land could not take oaruoi one-half
the unfortunate arlstmraey oi the north
oral south whose largo fortunes have
failed and who. through lack of acquaint
once with any style of work. cannot now
earn their own bread.
There needs to be peaceful yet radical
revolution among; most of tho prospt‘ltrltil
homes of America by which the oft-mint
do nothing» they be transformed into
practical do eurrreililngs. Lot Ilill'itliiii worri-
on no to work anti Rather the litsrks.
Corrie. Ziirpnrsh. let me introduce you to
Moses.
not illt'li'l that he was the tram who after
word wrouubt tut-bwonderstbcroi riurcly
you do not rumm ho whom stuff, dropped.
\l‘f’iiulll'tl into it serpent und then, t-lntobrd,
rtlil'oned "coin into a stall? You do not
rrreatr the challenger of l‘luyptlnrr thrones
You do but "it'll" ho who
hmi pzrlttecrtl’
strnrk the rock mhnrd it tvrpt in n bilr'illll
for thirsty hosts.l Surely you do not mum
the roan who stmai alone wrtb find on tho
qtrakinu filtraitlorimuos. tint hint of first
true-t Ilillitriiw funeral of all time. find com
lrru down out of the Ilt'lil‘l‘lln to tury himl
You, the return Muscat tirictuiitru iiro sou-tr
anmbbr-wf the hlldlnnitlrir sheik. who
afterward n H'lllil nll uniform.
Why. rinyulr not know thut thin Iiillll'
Way rm rr umi uorrnrr not propurwl for
'I'lmtt‘iltierirettu of Ar'ulriu
sptt'lul Work.
Wits the low itt‘iitml. the Huntington] rwtttl
bury. the university of rock and mind
from which he urmttmiotl for alumina
that will bulk wanmni drown armies.
and follow the cloud of fire by triubt. amt
Mart tho workmen with liltt‘ilillfl backs
arrmnu l‘luyptlnu brick kltmt toward the
pasture lands that flow \A‘lllt milk and the
from of t‘anaau tirlppino with lmnry.
Irrmloits final. teach all the people this
lot-on. \‘ou sums it" into humiliation
and retreat and hidden clmota of prayer if
"nit are to be fitted for arterial llfl'iiillit'ss.
How did John the littplist not prof-amt to
litt'ntritl n forerunner of t'ltrtstl Show me
lrbt warm-die. It will be blunt with eiiht-lt
sucks and t-tnbroitlcrotl mites and attire of
r-yrbm l urpio. rilmw the his dildo; table.
(to it the leukemia u blush with Illlil‘ll‘llt'nl
Wines of the vim-yards of lfirrurtil. and
intent l-inb that Wt'flt ever rmtuht in not.
ttltll s\t‘rt'ils~l\‘l'lllltlil that H‘er drorpui
antlers in into the hunter. NH. We are ill
re: Ily told "the tltllfltl John had his talmont
of t-aruoi‘u hair." not the fine hair of the
retail which we call «triplet. but the loan.
muww heir Itlt‘li as innate la illtlt'ttsl
wear. and his only roost was of farm...
the um-a boast. about two ladies lurm,
wasted. it distillation fluid. 'i‘heso inserts
wore t'ttitfllii and the wins: and teas torn
oil. and they mm stink on warm Illlis
'i'lttl Iitalrdtltts
and tunnel before the lite.
with drum in salt and entry "will in unwit-
tlmt a motto for John the "itiilliltl
'I'lti'ttillli what derivation be more to
wind estilisiieitt
tits-tr st Issuer-re.
And you will have to mantra twins
and help him with the flocks. The reason
that so ‘nrarry man now condemn them»:
solvcsto unefilanccd and solitary life is
because they cannot support the modern
young woman. whorlsos at half past to
Do not say, "if lwcre
home for
lint you do not. mean that this
man nl'ilnnoed to this country girl was the
urcut Most-surf history. do you? You do
has a crest memory. Four hundred years
before he had promised the deliverance oi
the oppressed Israelites of Egypt. The
clock ef'tlrne has struck the hour, and
new Moses is called to the work of rosette.
Four hundred years is a very long time.
400 years aswoil as you can remember 400
minutes. Four hundred years includes all
your .unaeetry that you know anything
about and all the promises made to them.
and We may expect fulfillment in. our
heart and life blessings that were predict-
ed to our Christian ancestry centuries ago.
You have a dim remembrance. if any re-
membrance at all. of your crest-grandfa-
ther. but God sees these who wore on their
knees in- lliilil as well. as those on their
knees inflate, and the blessings he prom-
lscd the former and their descendants have
rrrived or will arrive. While piety is not
hereditary it is a grand thing to have had
a pious ancestry. So God in this chapter
calls up the pedigree oi the, people whom
Motion was to deliver. and Moses is or-
rlred to say to thorn. “The Lord God of
your fathers, the God of Abraham. the
God of lease autisthc God-ctdacob hath
sent me unto you.” if that thought he
divinely accurate. lot too aslr. What are
we doing by prayer and by a holy life for
the redemption of the rrcxtiiiil year-sf Our
work is not only with the people of t a
latter part of the nineteenth century. I) t
with those in the closing of the twentieth
century. and the closing of the twenty-
llrst century. and the closing of the twen-
ty-secend century. and the closing of the
twenty-third century. For «in years. if
the world continues to swing until that
time. or if it drops, then notwithstanding
the influence will no on in other latitudes
and longitudce of God's universe.
For Good or Evil.
No one realizes how great he is for good
or for evil. , There are branchings out and
rebounds and reverberations and elabora-
tlons oi influence that cannot be estimat-
ed. The 50 oriOO years of our earthly
stay is only a stunii part of our sphere.
The flap of the wing of the destroying
angel that ethnic the Egyptian opprerteors,
the wash of the Red sea over the heads of
the drowned Egyptians. Were all ful-
ililments of premises four centuries old.
And things occur in your llfonnd in mine
that we cannot accoriut for. . They rnny
he the echoes of what was promised in the
sixteenth or seventeenth century. (in.
tire prolongation of the divine rncrnoryl
Notion also that Moses was till years of
age when horrot this call to become the
lernclltlsb dolivorer. Forty years ho had
llvml in palm-rs as a prince. Another to
years he had lived in thewlldorness of
Arabia. 1 should not womlerrf belied
said: "Take It younger man for this work.
Eluhiy winter» have espowd my health.
Elulrty summers lune poured their hearts
upon my head. There are to years that l
apt-m among the etrori‘ntiug luxuries of a
palace. and then follow the in years of
wilderness hardship. i am too obi. Lot
)no oil. ilottor call a man in the forties
or fifties and not otrowho has entered
tqmn the eighties." Neverthrlws be our
th-rtook the work. and if we want to
kriuw wlu-tlrcr he slrm'otvtlcd ask the nlmlr-
dam-d brb'it kilns of i'Eitypilorr iuukthns-
tors. and the splintered chariot whorls
strewn on the beach of tho iit'd sort. "till
the timhroht which Miriam ciapprd for
the Israelites inner-ed over ntrtl tho Euylb
lions more under.
No but rt-lirt-ttrut-ttrly. Liltn Mutton, you
tony inuo your chief work to do after hit
ltrmry not both the high liliu't‘rt of the
Ilt'ltl. It may not be where a strobe arm
trial on rtilrh tic foot and a clear vision uro
mirrlr al. hilt there is mrurthlng for you
yet i" ..n. in rbaps lt rrmy be in round on
the work you lnrn-alrrmlyduno. todonmn-
rirutt- tho i uitrrroo you have In'r n i't‘t‘llilr-
rm-ndlnu all your lifetime. l‘uimpu in
starnlu iiubtlmuuo at the mouth of the
hay in lluht tIIIlt‘l‘ii irriu harlrnr. Perhaps
in hilltw how ulurloiirt it aiilturi may more
after a stormy day.
If lured umn do not feel elt‘iiilu t-nmmh
forurrythlrmt-Ise. let thorn sit around in
our I'illli’t'lttm and pray. and perhaps in
that way they may accomplish more uumd
item they our did in thomerhlianof tin-tr
lilo. lt malte- its full atrium tn Mm aired
men and women all up and down tits
was. their faces showing they have bowl
on mountains of tron-limitation. We
want in all onrchtrrrbcsumn- rornlllto
hits-es. men who have been ibrmmh the
drops and blind rd up the allotted beach on
the other side. lie want aired Jacobs. who
hate seen lulltlotn which let down Io‘uvoii
into their dreams, We wnrtt‘rmrd l‘otvrs.
who have two at l'ettiemels. and naval
I'ltllls. who have liaiit- Fella tremble.
'i‘lbro to how and there lint-o who tut
lilwt tithllltill oi it" ytlttl'ehim uutd in
It'llii'IwIItI. who “tilt hit you" of true.
‘Ilwtth apical-s la lune forgetful its."
"limb." said i‘trrttttieiltl. the wit. put
Nmu bla lltLacr to his lip. be. my irirmt.
you how not hurt tomato». 'uuuui
be t allml at «ire riuht little. ”I'liitliltw be
hoilly tlt‘l'tltllt'tl
tot-er s WHOM”.
led the atrial maetabet that by int-resend
lormevlty of the toes men are not natrltl at
no be they tmd to be at no. not an old at
in its they and in he at no. not as bill at
title-the used tube at ill. miter pro
caution s'iitii' ambit-trash its-rites at
talc-o forum mitearut: laws of lwslih
more tlrommbly mtopttdz ih‘lltlsit’y mm
timtitru for longer ilmosoccrutui moral-
but you see God can remember a premise
tttllitltlil. From the pit into which his
morn-r. threw him and the prison is
which his t-rrottrttls ilt'arwrttteti him «in
n ph row to its Kantian prints rrrlnlstor.
klliah. who was to be the sweeten-f all
the ancient prophets: lilliulr. who made
Kata Mmh's from tut-sit Wither with
llrnprnphtmy that tlrsdnaswoeltt be his
only maintainers. Bill-it. wires- one may
or thought tours than three yum of
dmmdtl. and crimes aim we whatnot»
tie-mains tremors. tire start it mam-st
up his ups of ill lilies roll and
with it cuts path ”it retains Jordan
for M “in M ”mover. in” was
who with amt of Ice note our death
and ..n.-oi into lire sites without retirin-
sry disintegration. tbs Instr who then-
ssstis of years after was sailed artist the
«mules to «and inside Jesus mart-tee
Itoswt 'f'llarr when D wssshtsse with the
splendor! of Mutation—this m
«mitt leek hsett sett- «strewn-overs-
etoes sullen; rare-swer- theatres-
t‘Mlttll: heroes and churches and «not
rrstttts nirtt plums at business butler tmii
fated» i thumbs“ primed lite. and
simian matron lit the close of this roa-
tory lliilIll but to Miro until at bust it.
yours litter limit in the running of the wit
lury Ito not put the hemmed mmi
you new tonsils to few more lmltlta.
Think of Master startling out for bisrhief
work an memorial-ism to new of wilder-
rrtes life silo! til you" of Mitten lilo. yd
inst lwitmlns.
'l‘hiiio llll dying at diswshitm. Itine-
latrti. mm at the twist wonderful man that
ever lived site-e the Will titanium
their roll. "it is the chief album of the
whole world. 'l'hres titties has be "It
tieslly tau-um use of Brent imbue, Aunts
and min «antes twist the harass of error.
me. which be hadthrilisd and «crowd
try his observers. are meal”. on lousy
mat "Mill. my": toe the [semis
with litltttilmI meanness-10rd firm
at e mailings i 2 Must sh
'-tmu%773m:rm.=:'" h
m are“ m
. erated to God and the world‘s betterment.
if . . riftttcn "i Visited trim
st HIthi‘IMl’illld heard from his own lips
his belief in the authenticity of the Holy
Scriptures. the divinity of Jesus Christ
and the grandson of the world to come.
All his table and in the walk through- iris
grounds i was mime-ml as] was never
before. and are ill! will never be scale.
with the tastesty of l nature all court»
in the presence of such a tnan what have
those to say who protons to think that our
religion is a pusillaaimous and weak and
cowardly and unreasonable alialri Match-
less William E. Gladstone!
Still further watch thlsspectaolo of gen-
uine courage. No wonder when biases
scattered the rude shepherds he won Zip-
porah’s heart. What mattered it to Moses
whether the cattle or the retail daughters
ri Jethro were driven from the troughs
by the rude herdamcni A sense of Justice
fired his courage. and the world wants
rnerooi the spirit that will dare almost
nnythlnato see others rightedr All the
time at wells of comfort. at wells of joy. “
at wells of religion anti at wells of liters-
turc there are outrages practiced. the
wrong herds getting the first water.
Those who have the previous rlubt come
in lust..li they come in at all. Thank
God we have here and there a strong man
toset things rightl' i am so glad that
when God lras an especial work to do be
has some one ready to accomplish it. II
there a lilbio to translate, there is a Wye.
iii to translate it; if ilrpro is a literature
to be energised. there is a Shakespeare to
energize it: if thereis an error to smite,
there is a Luther to smite it; if there is to
boa nation free. there is a Moses to free
it. flat eou'rageis needed in religion. in
literature. in statesrnoushlp, in all spheres:
heroics to defend Jethro's sevon‘dangh-
tors and their flocks and put to flight the
lusolent invaders. And those who do the
brave work will win somewhere high ro-
ward. The loudest cheer of heaven is to
be given "to him that ovoreometb."
. God Knows You.
Still further. see in this callof Moses
that if fled has any especial work for you
to do be will find you. There was Egypt
and Arabia and Palestine with their
crowded population. but the man the Lord
wanted was at the southern point of tho
trianale oi Arpbtn. and’ho picks him right
out. the shepherd who kept the flock of
Jethro. his iathcrdn-iaw. tlrfi priest and
sheik. So God will not find it hardto
take you out from the l,titl(l.fi00.00(i of the
human race if he wants yoti for anything
especial. There was only just one man
qualified. Other men had courage like
Moi-on, other men lmd sotnn of the talents
of lilo-w. other inert hmi romance in their
history. as had Moses; other inert were
inrpotuou‘s like Moses. but no other man
had flu-sodlfl’orent qualities in thorxaet
proportion as had blows. and God. who
makes no mistake. inuml the right man
for the riahtphrce, Do not fear you will
be overlooked or that when you are wanted
(lad cannot find you. No knows your name.
your features. yourtemperament. and your
oimrtteit'ristles. trittl In what land or city til‘
ward or neinhtmrhood or house you live.
lie will not have to send out room» or.
explorers in find your residence or place of
stopping, and when he wants you he will
make it as plain that be mean» you as he
made it plain that ho m-odmi Moses II i
called his name twice. in: afterward who
lm called the great iii-mile of the mail
hc cnllrtl twice. saying "Saul. finul." and
when hoenlled the troubled housekeeper
he called her twlw. saying “itinrtbn.
Martha." and when be called the prophet.
to his mission he rolled him tivire. enyibit
"Saturn-l. Snuuroi." trial now when he
want» it deliver-er lm calls twice. saying
"Mews. Moses." Von. if God has any-
thing for us to do Im will call as twice by
rratno. At the first unuounccuwut of our
name we may think it yursslble tirat'wo
lllliltllllli'ir-luosl tho Ntlllld. but after he
calls its twice by name we ktrow he means
lllt pit iflwirilyus u in n be twice spoke the
trainee of h'au'l or .‘dartha or Samuel or
Mum's.
You loo, rt-llulun is a trrtncndous per
Niftiilll)’. We all how the general cull vi
salvation. “u hear it in untrue. in NT-
imms. in prnyrrs. Woln-nr it )‘t'ill'llll .
yrar, lint altt-r nubile. ibrouub our u n
atoldt'tt and ttiarrrim: lillitwntrl' thu- lll'llul
of a plnytmtlo. or o ~t'tumlmuto. or a col
lotto llilllt‘. or the tit i t .uw of it luminous purl
lior. or the tIt'llilatt of it troll tharrticlttitlmt'.
we not the lls|ll’i‘llil mil in i'tillt‘lllt'tliitl "till
a new life and martial happiness. and we
know that litvtl rut-nus ire. You huvo llli
lived the tray in whirl: find calls us twice"
'l‘wu failures of investments. twu nick-
item's. IWH .perm‘uii-ms. tun .Rtfl‘iflr
ltrctrts. Mo tiisaplmirtttuotrts. two titans
lots. hitters! Mow-i
t‘ltWts-r of Moses.
still further. notion that the call of
MIM'I was written in Illiun of fire. (in
tho rlinaltie poulnmls there is a thorn
bush called the acidic. dry and brittle.
and it easily goes down at the tomb of
the liatno It emotion and lttrlre to «when
wry quickly. Must I. unlit. one of there
bushes Itii fire. item in bath at it. At first
no doubt it worried in he a botanical curler-iv
it. burning. yet rrumpliu. no loaf. part-
itru no atom. wail-“riot: no “I'll“! It was
a sins-"militia tire that tlllI no damage to
the reputation 'i'htti hernia. hush was
the rail
Your call will pro eddy come in letters
of tire. Minion-gr their collie preach
in trims on super or it‘mhtrwnt or type
written. but it three in nitunliiiinitttit‘lt
until they not their oosihnil in hitters of
fire. \‘ott ttlii not ailment to much in
list-inbree- mall nurtowiwre near you find
a barrdn bush. it may be blind hunt-
ion in Ire hwtia flush of your child's
chuck. it may be found burning in best
time misfortune. it they he found born
lay in the tire of the world‘s seem or hate
or mlmpmatstion lint bathe! Millie
ma ide of the humble lutshl
tih. what a tasetntrtttta and inspiring
t'ltitt’llt‘tt'l‘ this News? New lsltttisli other
omits uanpmd with the burst-pity of
th‘ i'renr tbs iotllcrof her bathing
lmttso «it the Min. 'I'Mflllllll. “Milli” of
I’tmtsok. use trim in iiiliillliliiil cradle of
"pyro- imm mad" eater light by litto-
own; his infantile err is hard m tile
retinitis poison. and princes. It“ lotus
with their lttiiutlics: outline-a Ohm
sltIt' drop their work to look on fat when
its a tiny lie passed. an ill‘tlltiii‘til was its;
two lowispot littoral his intent-‘7”
choice to drummer» his wlwltrln. it "its
bowl ttmtnlnin rubies lliiti the other We
retains mats Ire. reliability wise was
he to valiant» me; but. divinely arm
«I. be me the «rats and not than to tilt
roman. and his tenses was burned, sad
he was ion a «swim all filter. so
that he loch-Isl. at Bruins is. it. ' last
slew of limb salt of slow meet"
and arr term he sellers but am
crumbling insult. still life in w.
, “fin“m
set" at least steal. the toss who
i; bruit-s who
ens serpents seat mtosnf tblrros. the snake.
destroying birds..to clear the way- so first.
his butt could march utraight ahead, :thus
surprising the enemy. who thought they
lllllht take another route to avoid the rep-
tiles; the wholc’ illiy an aquarium to drop
quail» for him and 'the bpstmdellowlng:
the only tliilli in all (ices whom Christ
ilkousuto himself: the rennet whom it is
written. "dulitnuh spoke unto biases face
to face as a men srwaketh to his friend;"
the tuna who had the roost wondrous
funeral of all time. the Lord coming down
out of heaven to bury him. No human
lips to road the service. No choir to chant
a poolin. No organ to roll a requlern. No
armel allghtfnrr upon the scene, but God
laying him out for the lust steer). God up-
turnlng the earth to receive the saint. God
something or banking the dust above the
sacred form. (led. with fureweli and bone-
dletion. closing the sublime obsoquies of
law uivor, poet and warrior. “And no
man knowetlr of his“ sepaleher onto this
day. " Got your eye on him fastest] of try.
log to imitate borne smaller example.
. A great snowstorm came on a prairie
in Minnesota, and a farmer in a sleigh
was lost. but after awhile struck the track
if another sleigh and felt cheered to so
an. since he had found the track of anoth-
er traveler. xile heard sleluhbells preced.
tor: him and hastened on and caught up
with his predecessor, who said. “Where
are you going?“ "i am following you."
was the answer that came back. The fact
round and rennd‘ln a circle. Then they
talked the matter over and. looking up.
saw the north star. anti toward the north
was their home. and they started straight
for it. Oh. instead oi imitating men like
ourselves and circling round and round.
let us look up and take some starry guide
like Moses and follow on until we join
bitu child the "delectable mountains."
You say you cannot reach his character.
Oh. no. Neither can you reach tho north
star. but you can be guided by its heaven-
ly pointing.
' , SWEPT' BY FLAMES.
The Business Pert'on of Coicbostsr
Again Reduced to Ashes.
le Associated Press.)
Colcliester. May 9~Yestcrday. for
the second time within twenty years,
Colette-sin found its business quarter
reduced to ashes by a disastrous fire.
At 9:45 o'clock last night a fire was
caused in the window of O'Crmnell
Brothers to Sisters‘ dry floods store by
the explosion of a lamp. The flrr
gained headway rapidly and burned
for over six hours until‘ a row of wood-
on buillngs. occupying a space 500 for:
in length. and alr'nost the whole of mer-
chants row. Main street. was in ruins.
curtain}: a loss conservatively estimated
at about 860.000. fairly well insured.
Twelve business places were destroyed
including the post-ulna.- umi the ('0!-
elrcstcrfinvings bunk. together- with
one rrrt‘ticnce and u tenement house.
Four families were burned out. The
following establishments were burned:
i'olrhtntcr Savings bunk.
.lanrm N. Adams. general store.
William it. fills. general :liol‘t'.
I’tlill office.
Liter-y Wade. mlllincry.
ilosomnn's barber shop.
Michael .‘iicf‘arthy. saloon.
O'Connell Ilrothcl‘s' & Sislern'.
Rtilltli-l.
A. l". Roper. meat markcl.
William Ruthie. harnesses.
"club 1‘. Jones, t‘lflilllt‘l's.
A Fliliiil notion More.
The residence of Mrs. /'\ IC. ('r'ugln.
and n torrcmcm owned by Mrs. t‘ragln.
The only menus of lighting the fire
was a band engine. allllllit'mt‘liit‘tl by
heroic efforts on the part of the Whirlr'
puirtiluliull 'l‘lb- bank safe rcnmluwl
intact. and from tho pom Ilfllfl' the fit.
tnr'r-a and limits were armed. From mn—
nr or iht' «tom mnuld-rablv quanti—
ties of stock out retrieved. 'l‘bt- ltisi
fir! in this district or 'nrnl in llu- emu
tillll'lt.
lil‘)‘
”new unit we earns.
Damian Visit the ltatien and Grain
Iterator in Bidgefield
lily Associated .I'i‘l'arl r
itiiutllcld. l'nuti. May it limitiars
itinv ntwu thr raft-s In ltldat-tltld a.
nu early hour Snmlat,’oTr‘c-nut the
t-lulhm of the New York. New linveu
and lbtrtfind Railroad mtnpauy :m-i
the other ill the grain elevator of tin-
Aida it in neither tam» were lIlr‘ low
Mint-y. ‘illt't'ihNIlll in su'nrinu llllii'll lmo
H The t-triutlnlttlrs ill‘flllrtt'tl illt‘ I‘c-a
Miran end Slain \\'au-hman l‘ranl.
Tull-W Hill to flu atoll-m, 'l‘lrrr'o lit
was hallo .l by one of the burglars ‘i'hr
watchman tlii|lliitl bl,» revolver at the
turf- markor and ilil‘ll mm for lwlp
'l‘lic burultii's lumueitih r-w‘ttiu'ti The.
no room word Was revolved from lion
b-m in the offer-Poirot one from on-
ho-Id tin re under Illvilll‘ltlll.
MINER iN NEW lttihilllls ll.\lt|ttllt
tlrttton. May it The trfllt-tirltti‘tit-r» to
slllpirittl la Itlllllt't'liliii with the Iaylnu
of flu- tiiittcs in NW lulitintt harbor.
sill IN liven nlll today The urine ilrl-i-
hull iw lM‘IIi’l it tiw “Ill Hllhlt' illit‘ «lurk
ltlltl lilt‘ I'rq'i't limiter 'l'lll' nililml illit'
Hull and rambler-rs for opomtlmt lltv
tritium Will be limited on iill turd simr‘c
nearly opposite i‘mi 'l‘inmbull t'ar'
meters from New Idlllll'iil arc rosuswl
in iiilililillil a siltilll butter for due the
elderly. The steam vailu \‘t-uiiirv.
owned ltt this Dili’t'. but been chartered
and is betas trawl in trutrsrmrtinu the
chemicals and fltlitilllt'tt from New Lon
doll in the cast shore.
ANli’i‘lilfiil t‘hlil}: lN ‘iltitl'l'l‘i-lil
New York. May it 'l‘ltt- .
t'rtldt- “initially this inhibit
the foiluwlns titrill'l'
itt‘etri Montevideo and file tiran e do
flat is interrupted. ol‘hls *tfa off . do
uraithb- mnmmnbmiou tb Milititvl-i
durami itlamm math. lnrltolluu line
Arr-es."
i‘itlt'lt lit‘ llltitAlt ibilittiit
tlhtr a. May it When wheat tmrrit
t'tl lifhi'and door advanced from ll to
hold a tonic-retire and thrilled that the
flaw for action its-l arrived. Art-oni-
insly. native was given to all “minim-rs
that tin- pub-e of bread would he mivsa-
end use real it loaf.
WA RIHIPS 0" MIN“.
, momentousm “MUM.“
Ma- ‘ m...- .
r «- ———~o.———-
PROTECTING m BOUND.
latent oi'the ‘iiedst Defence System
a
and its Hethod of Operation.
'lho roast defences are nearly com-
pleted. ‘ If necessary they could be pre-
pared for action within twelve hours'
notice.
During the past week the work ’
of sinking mines and mounting guns
has been pushed vigorously. ‘Wbllc
the principal harbors are protected by.
is that they were both test onl‘. had gone ”
small batteries. the Race. the eastern
entrance of Long island sound. is con-
sidered a strategleul position. Between
the end of Long island and the maltr-
land. a distance of fifteen miles, a chain
of islands breaks up the water- course
into three channels, two of which, the
Race. the Plum Gut. are navigable.
The inner course, which separates the
Connecticut’shore from Fisher's island.
is too narrow for deep-water craft. As
l’lum Gut. the entrance between Long
island and Plum Island. has been made
lmpr’tgnable by sunken mines and tor-
pedoes. the Race. which is the middle
channel. three miles wide. is the only
gateway to the sound. This entrance
is dangerous even in times of peace.
owing to the swift ocean tides and hid-
den reefs.
in February the govgarnmcnt eng‘ln-
ccrs begun to fortify tie cound en-
trant-c. Major beach, the engineer, has
directed the erection of fortifications on
Fisher’s stand and Great. (lull island.
the northern mid southern guards of
the finite. ’f‘bese forts now are equip-
ped with modern rifles which sweep the
seas for a dist nr'e of three, miles. in
addition. mpg—firing guns overlook
Plum (lutthe Race and the shore chan-
nel. Owing to the depth of the Rave.
nearly 300 feet. the placing of mines
has been delayed. but these weapons_oi
dtstructlon will soon be ready.
Prof. W. l.. Robb of Hartford. an in-
structor of Trinity t-rrllrge.,lia.~' plat-ed
this week 100 mines at the t‘illl'flllt't- of
New Haven harbor. Major l.i‘ilt'il lint:
planned to'mine tho harbors of Brillize-
port and New [nation and the en-
trances of the Connecticut and House
tonic rivers.. ltmlman guns buvo been
mounted in newly erected fortifications.
New London. too. has :1 battery of
these guns at Fort Trumbull.
The great demand upon the war de-
partment for modern rilhs has rom~
rlcllml the use of the old-fashioned
itodmau guns along the (‘onrm-ticui
Him-i. Naturally. the absonr- oi tbv‘
best scrviec rifles has caused some dis
sotisfzution among' the shore residents.
hilt th" ltorlman grins and mines .nre
exported to I‘Pilt‘l any Shanisb privaicci'
that might {it't‘lflt‘lliilih’ onnr tlu'ough
"the liner. if a for'tigu ('l'lli:=('l' or hot
Ill'K’Ile sbrrnld pass the big guns of
tho Race. an alarm Would lrr‘ sent in
mantly by telephoni- in the Brooklyn"
Navy yard. To prcpurc for snvb tin
rrrtrrgcncy war lelt‘plronc siuuai stir
lions have been f‘fiiililllnl‘l‘ll front the
.rrtstcrn tn the western end of lilt‘ start.
if the lolrphono wire..- .ll't‘ Hit or bro-
ken the reainu-ntal signal r wps or :r dl
V'Mnn of the naval militiamen pmhubl'.’
will be detailed for signalmcu.
Slum ' Cruel Cleaning. 7
CiRPETS am up illD onto.
Steam Feather Renovating.
flair Mattresies Remade.
ecu outrun.
.\ll L'l‘llflt'rltli umitwwm. down rabbi-ms on.
fruit" r' pillow. tn llrdl'I’.
Monti for pin-o list. “all "filth prutuptl»
uiiondml in. maul.- rain-ti fur and «trim rm
Machini- ~|ru|l Juli \t'nrk.
repaired and unrund.
SOFIO & CO»
lt Knight street.
Norwnlk.
Lawn "My“? ..I.
“Poverite”;
‘ Lunch;
Prepared in a moment—stun
moment. almost snywherq: .
appetiziug. wholesome. nth .
iug lunch, consisting only of.
”digest-um: mus)
avenue
3"
Sold everywhere-name on .
each biscuit. . .\ ‘ ,
ruff'tt'tw crayon saucer.
who: cu. New waves. will;
t' ,
lithium intuit;
——....._
r.
The Finest in the
Market. ..A'. ,
2| Cts a can. ;
Five cans for $1.
Preserved Siratbenies<
DELICIOUS FLAVOR,
A'l'
Samuel Gomsiock, it’s, '
7‘.’ North Main Hiiettt.
To ”Alaska ‘ ,
GOLDFIELDS
lo we EMPIRE Llutttrmtnn steamers
m m I'vltzv-\l\.|ir;'l. Ililllttih. indimm. Cotto-
.I'ot'irtliy numl with meant a
‘ l.'.:lIl-. nil-i nil llllltlt'l'n improv
Seattle to St. Michael
,‘lr'utiiiliil in nu” tiiittlii Jun? “.23.”:
.lr: \' ’ "
'Lr.
31-5 '
lunar felt-phono- uuurlwr. ‘
It will lake you but a lllillltit'ltr .
send in your order. ' 1
Order» hm: ~ or errmll delivered
promptly. :
No. 2 Nut Cool. I
In it good mild wetttlwrrunl. 'l'ry
$3.50 per ton. .
iiiiiRiS & CR“.
Water ob. font of Itlviltontl. ‘
quNflics~City Taxes.
The taxpayers of the (“by of riouib
Norwuik ere hereby nullilrd that ill-
city tax of silt mills on the dollar. laid
on the city iisstwmctri lint of titli. dl,.l
city rum-tins held at Mina llall.
l
r
March. lililil. Illtl the library fund but
of one-mistlet- bill! on tho tluilui'. ittld
able on the IN'tilill day of May.
whit-h titer i will rot-rive llic umao at
Jami: M. Laylou‘s oliicc. No. it ltull
road l'lttre. literally at the rate of
uiuo till per real. it your from May it.
iitilit will be churned on all bills rw-
malalus unpaid sitar June 1'. rum.
, “ALL WATCH
I . t'W
. A. 31ml
tilt ‘
Madison street. on the lib day of Mills. 5.“. “ml ti.ti. u“. I“. M
at the some time. will be due and pay i
lilitii. m l
'i".' w int’ir- us I “film..." l'~ rut well “I0.“ II!
In. two-whom Lu-‘mw- in connection with
on; nu it than ..I ll Netw‘V... "y:¥$
Vellum over imlm' ui‘llb-r 1"
“W mule in annon City and all other
Yukon liver point».
IOU?!”
Ilt‘nli‘tllltl’l' liml ilili lllit‘ I'ilitllllm "WT: .
lntim'ltlln itrni‘itrl flu Ooici '.C“." .
um . ndtrrmu tho Imltl-illus, rsptrntlfl. “Vol. '
rim and tiatlmvr in into and pro tort filmm-
t' to ii on lio tin-ti uni mul- s. pp y
EIPiRE TililSPOill‘l’llOl 00.
m7 l"li'-i avenue. Murillo. Wit-I... or tel '-
utlonoi Nov. 60.. u itowltnf
\utk. a O til
m
li.l.,ll.ll.tndll.lt.lt.limdtik ,
la effort November 8|. W.
Leave sou‘r'u seaward: res
NEW YORK.
9 tax. that. hits. MI. tit.
tut. titer. itiis. 0.08:. us. “Is.
brats. not. _
i'. ti.- tam. Lil. 2.35s. “it. till.
'scmmva.
: a. tt.-rr.tas. that. use. us.
it ts.—-s.tt. 7.23. m.
it mew Ytllilt res strli't‘l
unawarat.
A. tt.-tt.ots. aw. 0.1a. tee. use.
can. tarts. ittllt. Il.ltlll. not. ms.
I'. fits-wt. iiittii. tutu. Mill. 4 ,
tots. Mills. tots. sous. cos. ”it.
. LEM?
Milne new. hit. .'
" " ‘ ' . scatters ,
"firms: of lanes of the t by of lien b ::=.::.‘:... u... "it. _ h
m -- .. -rt.rri.
loo Net-walk Conn Mull |twins" lialM‘l IOU'f'it NONAI‘ m
NI?! ilAVflit. »
! A. than. 1.2m. an. t... m
tits. tests. ".0“. it“. . , ,
l'. I—itdm. m. sass. t... W
v.21. ties. Mi. Mi. li.l|. .
brltisepart. is oddities is m .
lit. 3.“. 5.0“. 7.“. ‘
MINIMVW ,
‘0 I‘LIIM m 'l”. ‘1“ ‘
'I “Ids,“ ‘
M I W m . ‘ ‘
5.
School Taxes!
The insurers cf the lamb Nnrllmlk
t alon lichen! district are hereby unit i
lied that the district ten of one and
trito~qtiarttlr stills on the dollar. laid on
the town settlement list of Mill. at u
aim-tinsel the district twirl on the lid
day of June. it". It the Franklin
street softest better. will its due and
payable on the hit do! at flay. It“. at
which lists i shall as ready to receive
sates st ltiilsss's W store. It Wasti—
tsgtes street. Penalty at tile rats of
also per cost. s rear ire. tier so.
less. will be cheeses on all uses to-
srststss sleet! as sol after less is.
i”. .
m‘. !
my.
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