‘ who has been
V hearse ii. Robertson is putting up
"I. visiting his grandparents. Mr. and
‘is expected here this week. to visit his
~tide left them on the mud flats.
,tllscovcrctl that some of his Hiltillllllliml:
lisp- ssi liabilities tits
iiihr ills of lite litter.
Jules ll. Roadie. the lisst Norwsik
litter. is still on the sick list.
stains no. .r
max. . rlt‘
”Port“ 6 ii.
.- Darrow. of East
. ,IOM fl'blll 8 Vin".
the boothstln Volunteer Hose house for
the Third district. ' .
\
infirglnnlng next Sunday the services
in the East Avenue Methodist church
”rill commence at 7 p. m.
o..—
‘Willlsm W. Davis. of Port Jefferson.
Mrs. C. ll. Rider. of Cottage avenue.
. Rev. Charles E. Benedict. oi nayside,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. lienedlct.
. 'Oscar Sniiiln has secured a position
with Chauncey Id. Ilruntlage. the shoe
shaker on the Washington street bridge.
Hrs. Susan Terrell. of Setsukct. who
llIs been visiting friends in town. was
called home Saturday. on account of
illness.
John (lranson. of New York. spent
Sunday with Is father. .lleaismin Gran-
non, corner of Third avenue anti Cove
street. '
Mrs. George Stevens and son George
returned to New York after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. \p'. 0, Merritt. ltlv-
erslde avenue.
Mrs. C. A. llcmrcn's grhndson Stan- ‘
ley, who was scaltlcdds able to be out
some. and was not left deaf or scarred.
as reported. owing to good care anti
good doctorlng.
Rev. C. II. Sweet. of Plitsfleld. Mass.
conducting the. tent
meetings at Darlen for the past three.
weeks, delivered an instructive scrmon
yesterday morning at the Advent
Christian church. The. pastor. Rev. lt‘.
S. Alnsworth. supplied the deck of the
Advent Christian church at Wuterhurv.
in the absence of tiw regular pastor.
Last Saturday afternoon Harold anti
Rust-tell Day and Clarence DcForest
went oitt in a rowboat. and the falling
The
boys attempted to walk ashorebut only
made matters worse. Their cries nt-
trtrctetl attention, and Harry Valentine
waded out to them and carried them
ashore, on his back.
Samuel Hull. of Van Zandt nrcnuo.
employed in Wnlhlzer & Dreyer's hat:
factory-inSolith'wanlle. purchased a3l
new but Saturday and lnitl it down on
his bent-h until he was ready to go
. ’13 .
Common soils Is all right in its place
and indispensable in the kitchen and
for cooking and washing purposes. but
. it was never intended for medicine. Ind
people who use it as such will some day
regret it.
We refer to the common use of soda
to relieve heartburn or sour stomach. a
habit which thousands of people prac-
tice almost daily. and one which is
fraught wltlt danger: moreover the so-
dn only glvés temporary relief and in
the coil the stomach trouble gets worse
'sati worse.
The soda acts as a mechanical irri-
ittnt to the walls of the stomach and
bowels and cases are on record where
It accumulated lit the intestines. caus-
ing death by inflammation or periton-
itis.
Dr. Harlandson recommends as the
softest -and surest cure for sour stom-
ach (acid dyspepsia) an excellent pre-
paration sold by tirttgglsts under the
name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
These tablets are large 20 grain loz-
enges. very pleasant to taste and con-
tain the natural acids, pcptonea and di-
gestive elements essential to good di-
gestion. and when taken after meals
they digest the food perfectly and
promptly before it has time to ferment.
sour and poison the blootl and nervous
system.
Dr. Wucrth states that he. invariably
uses Stuart’s dyspepsia 'l'nblcts in all
cases of stomach dcrangcments and
llntls them a certain cure not only for
sour stomach, but. by propmtly digest-
ing the food they create a healthy npv
petite. increase flesh and strengthen
the action of the heart and liver. They
are not a cathartic, btit lnlcndw only
for stomach divases and weakness and
will be fottntl reliable in any stomach
trouble except cancer of the stomach.
All drugglsts sell Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets at Btlc a package.
A little book describing all forms of
stomach wcakncss and their core mali-
cd free by addressing the Stuart Co.. of
Marshall. Mich.
The London lire brlgadc is called otit
more frequently on Saturday than on
any other day of the week.
Dry (loads News. Sept. 26. 1898.
Smith, Murrayti
Successors to W. It. "did. it t‘tl.
Barnum Brig. Bridgeport. Conn.
There’s No Place Like Home.
How often we lunr this expression
nsctl; it's a trnc saying atul tiow is the
time to Improve your home; for the
some suggestion from ottr
home. When he reached the house he
had ostilianged the new but for one that
had seen bcttt-r days. Mr. littll expros-l
tied his indignation of such proceedings
in quite forcible laughing. and threat-
ens to get cycn.
Drapery Dep’t
Will make this hotnc of yours appear
so flltit'h more cheerful Wilfll you go to
It front a hard day's work.
The llrolten lip Funeral: or. The
liaising of the Willow's Sun, was tlto‘
'lillhiccl. oi the morning discourse at the
East Avenue Methodist ltiplst-opub
church. yesterday morning. The at-
lendance was large and the audience
attentive. in the evening ltvv. A. .l.!
Milli preacltvtl a thrilling and impres-
itlve sermon front The licrlnnlng and
illose of the llanuuct of Slit. taking tori
his text. "(in that night was lieldtnz-
Inr. the king of tho f‘tlidcnns. slain."
Jerome Smith supplied the plate to
Frank Merriam tn the uuaricttc. 'l‘hc
sing'ng all day was inspiring. i
W”. -—-——_ i
The It‘lltlt tll~irict primary was belt
at Morris ltpdcin's slorc 'l‘ltursdtty
evoning. August lilllenstcln. Willro-d
Morison and John Ktolth were eluted
iitlli'iilllt's to the Democratic town coit-
volition. Atutno Ilillcnstrln, .lolitt
llonnoily ttnd .it‘lllli'll Ilottlilian wcrt- ci-
l'i'il‘ti iiinilit’l t‘nlllillilil‘l'. 'l‘hc primary.
ill the lilitllt district was bold l-‘rldny
i-votllllg lit the plumbing establishment
or ’I‘ltomitc Kcltstit. William Worth-mi
John .I. Walsh .tnd ticorgc .\. iittllllt't'~
kcr and Thomas thallium were elected.
tlolcgstt s to the town convention. 'l‘lto‘
district conttultw is it'rt-d l.lutlttttit-t.
It'iltllh ltl. l‘tti‘t' uml Will‘stu Warden.
'i'ht- iil’illtlil‘ti of both these districts,
are for Merrill for selecttnnn. Warden
for illll'lmtti' uttd Keogh fur rrulnlrur of
.l‘tilerl.
M
"El.”ilY-i'd'l'i'iilCN MA'l't‘li ltM‘E
lily Associated Press)
iii. lottln, Mo. It-litctulwr till I'rctt-
ldutl iillili'll lull, oi the lit. Intuit l‘ttlr ‘
“It'fliidiiilll, it. tlos d a deal and ur-
"WIN' '" m“ ”i" ""‘M' "W" “MW“ and ”WP it into Mr tliillllil up llisii‘. t
the inutotnl tut-us .Ioittt It. ”entry and
Jon i'uitltttt lo Id at the l-‘tiil‘ lirllllllil“
sill Width «in, lit‘itliivl‘ h. The illil‘ illi-
ttoeinlluu will put up n i'lli'llt' oi Ilidliltl
for the filll‘
E. Gromhncr.
this. i'olttt nlrwt. East Notwnik.
IUPIIT'S (Hill MO".
ALI. iil‘ii» ttl’ \l-i‘rl \‘ll I'tlll~
Titli lint‘i it It lrtlli VMiiH isii.
Wisrs attic LIQI'HIH i‘ilil \llt‘lt-
If it. i'ltl' t ~l'itt‘l tl'li.
Union melted ltv‘msil pt‘ooptt,’ nt-
iptolm to Mill iii'iiit‘l’l'ti i'mz
sill ii”
i
New Iiil’gtitttl t‘out-n i'ilt‘i'i‘ii.
N. w 'l‘apcstrl)‘ 'I‘ubit- t‘ovt-rs.
Ncw idll'i' t'urlaius sonn- vt-t)‘ new
styles.
A handsome line of (‘urtnitl (loods.
Muslim. it’ll-h Net and i'\‘t‘l‘)’iiiiim dc- i
.tirabit- for littli‘ l‘ttrtalns.
Sll.l{lll.h3Ni-2S
i"illlil'l'ti Japanese 'I‘lusd t‘lotlt.
The New Mantel Drape.
Ntw l-‘loor ltttgs.
Art Squares.
New Vclvct i‘arpcttt;
And itll lili‘llt' new goods are attractive
with ihcir low price marks. For it
very tilllllii cost yott run iltiprotc your
home wonderfully.
.lust. rcccivtd it new ”no of limits
idlllllil. Some Very antistatic lamps
are ill'l't'. the neural klhds. till of the
best makes and the prices are ntotlrr-
tiic.
l..\|llltlrl‘ til.tl\'lt3ri
Our low ltuporttttlons are now neur-
i)’ all in and the illitll'll ttrc ntlilil' of tilt
wt) ittirci.
llor Dollar Klti tllnvcs lit liii' twti— .
clasp nitd lour-iutttoit are the best
value in tho to-ctintt. lili soot. us "hill
".25 iiillliilitll.
'i'ltt- Illit't 'l'wo-t‘iitsp i'iiilli' tilovc, ill
out ltiilil‘ is an extra quality. The
ill'lii \‘ltilil‘ ill this station.
lizt- iii-It illtwrn. purt- l-‘rcnt-h Kid.
in lbtcctlmp iiilti four button. it tpinl
.Iy liltitil' taptttolii ior our iiill‘ lrude
..tt-l tvt-ry pair itittil’tiiitct-ti. i'tiiictl the
S A} hl lllotv. ink to NW it and tom-
pure wliit Iliillt' of "W O“: litit't-tt shown
llll. II‘JMIII.
'i'ilc hilit‘ til llt'lt'iilul loo-cit tti to; iiN'
,\ ll‘ w till-i rituttut line of lit-ally to
Wtur tittotot nt’c ili‘lv' for your illnlli'I-
lion. ‘l‘lo- lullors how fairly outdone
litlllihliit'il in style and workmanship.
taltt‘tluii)‘ to tbc 'l‘ullohtistle Suits.
Ne w .lttt-ltctn "fr be".
For t‘olltttcittul.
Kitter Horn "0th usutteit.
\i'uttu llouuc itrnppcrs.
Wool thisls illitl Hiik Whilll.
A visit to this «hipsrlment will dis-
uut‘ngo custom work of all)' kinds.
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t
tilll'lijiillllllltGO.
i
iiuruum iitiiitiiug.
Donn.
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illiOOIPOIT.
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’i ‘ hit.
Otto‘l‘AUMdl'Ifl
long winter months are coming ‘antil
/
Hunt to int-hillt- and Tapestry!
l'ttrtnit l Itil’ll oil! the t'iliii.
t...
_ son on ma can:
one or: WIALTH.
it. links-Ions ii the ("III—Tho
Innis. oi the c moo-plum
Who Do the Inn's Work-Ill.
Divinity II Soul
b 6 i .
Copyright. ill. CLAW; can Press Also
Wltllllilomif, Sept. ill—From I W
ii Scripture that prul iii no other clergy-
man over reached frt m ior. Dr. 'l‘slmaue
in this it soourIo forth rt truth vory
appropriate for those who have unhealthy
ambition for great it oalth or inure. The
lost is I Chronicles x. ti. 7i
"A man of l I stare. whose fingers
and toosworo our and twenty. six on each
hand and six on b foot. and he also
was the son of I out. But, when he do-
lled lsraoi. Joust an. the son of Billions.
David's brother. slo him."
Malformation she plied. and for
what loIsonl' Di at this passage sllp
by mistake into the sacred Scriptures. as
sometimes I par-grit] h utterly olmoslous
to tho odlhor trots intt his newspaper dur-
ing his absence? I not this Scriptural
tit-rotor No. no; that is nothing hapha-
ard about the Bibi This mango of
Scripture w r slnly intended to be
put in the flue as l o verse. "in the be-
glnnlng G ‘ ted the heavens and the
earth." or " oil so loved the world that
horrors blso y huge ten Son."
Andi select it for ty lost today because
ills charged with ptncticol nndtrcmen-
dons meaning. Ilyd o pottple oi tied the
Phlilstlnos had been monitored. with the
exception of a few giants. The rme of
giants is,ntostly oxtltt ct. I niti glad to soy.
'I‘horols no use for Innis now exceptto
enlarge the inmate oi museums. Iittt
there were many of bent in oltlon tlmcts
Goliath was, (M'cof'iiilfl to tho liililo. ll
feet i‘A inches lti It. or. if you doubt
this.iho famous l’iny dociaros that at
Crete by on caribou koamonumont Vino
broken opoit. discovering the romaine of a
flour iii eublts long. if till feet. high. So.
whether you take sncll :d or proinnu history,
you must come to tho conclusion that
thorfl were In those times cases of human
altitude monstrous at d nppnlllng.
lrnpolesst innilstn.
liaise giants,'lutt tltct were other giants
that tho Dnvldontt wt rs bod not yet sub-
ductl, nntl one oi the t stands in nty text.
[in was not only of Alpine stnlttro. hnt
hatl a surplus oi dial a.
lingers was nnncxtd t' n additional "rigor,
and the foot bad ililIOi superfluoustuition-
tillill. [in bad 2i tot llliillititlllli lobnitds
nntl foot. win-m othe have :20. It was
not the only instant of the kind. 'l'n-
rernler. the learned ‘vritcr. says that the
emperor of Java had
the some number of Elill‘t‘nliiit'l Voloir
tins, the poet. bntl lg fingers on cttch
hnnd. Muttpcrtuis.
utrti, spcnlts of two it
similarly equipped of bttnd and hot.
itnllieo tutor liorlln
All
cases of the some ltysltutl stipcrohnn-
danco lint this 'I iii of tho tcxl is in
boltlo.outlns Dari .t ostrlpiiugwurrion
had dispatched ono plant the nephew“!
llnvltl itinys this luoti‘ for of my text. tutti
thorolto lion nitcr tin bottle ltitlnlh, n
tlt'uttiulnnt Ills sinttt iditl not tum: hint,
and his superfluous nptmmllom of bond
and foot. did not save him. ,’l'bo probobli
lty was that in the lit ttlo his sixth linger
on bit hand made hiji clumsy In iho use
oi his weapon. and it ,. sixth loo crippled
his unit llehold lb prostrate Ind mall
lormcd giantof thotet t: "A than of gum
stature. whoso ilnuc‘rinnd toes were four
giant. But when hudciltxl irflfl, .loun
ih‘npiilt‘ son oi Shin on, David'- brother
slow bittt. "
The i'so oi EvorydIy.
lloholtl how stipc nlucs um I hin-
tirunott rather than n bt-lpi In all tho but-
lloot (lath that dnyi ere was tioi is toast
with ordinary hand a d ordinary foot and
ordinary slntt:ro.lbnt was not bolt-roll
than this physical curb-thy oi iuy lcsl. A
tlwnri on tho right sit. o is stringer than a
plant on tho wrong sltitt. and till the tasty
and iulttd and mtnto it til opportunity that
you cannot it!“ for ilotl and the better.
merit. oi tho world are n sixth liligcr and u
sixth too nntl utorrlitlo hindrance. The
i inostoi the maid done in tho ivorltlund
tlto most of tltoist win win tint ltoiiirs for
the right are with ry [lupin t‘ottnl
tho flout-roof their right hand. and they
‘ have lost. ilvoo-nu mot l and no loud. tlnu
t Dr. lluii sarong mi onnries. bttt noon
tniulotmritm that Would tcll you they have
only common endowment. Duo I-‘loronee
. Nightlippilo to llilfllt' c sick itt i‘tlllfllit‘u‘
otts [iiiil‘iilr but lu,oottt -ontcnwho are Just
as good huh“. thoulh never heard oi.
'l‘bo ”Swain l Angel"
during the e rll war limit» a big noise. but
in alt-tutti oliilmi.‘ tilitor Imi slittiisoi
o lnory hell did t csoouilon. Presi-
dent 'l'ylor and his tt liliiol notion-u lilo
l‘olottmti oito tlIy to tats-rlnwnt with the
—onclt foot. and he nlifowus tho mttoin
'us I big gun that
iron gun that was
i to alirlghl with its iiili tdcr foreign nation.
'l‘bcuunncr tout-tics it til. and it ltl|lillliN
, and learn «supp-t itt llilil‘i'ti tied on tho
i dock. wltllcnl . at iilltl‘. all up and down
our titlitlill. wrro canto n of ordinary law.
. titlolo lto iltt'tioiottstl of tho lmliott and
ready til tho lirui loud to with" its duty
The t'ltrili‘ tii lilo “nil is ill“ utiltl. All»?
the ptllliclsn-t. who into made all the
noise. ii“ boun- honrttn from sultry discus-
ttlou on the evening of tint ilrst ”nudity in
November. the lit-std the purple. with
.‘ the silent lsiihtle. Wii sctllo everything
, sud settle it right. a l tilllott of the white
clips at pot" the: do- i making til-outs.
' much noise usilw full it oh npplo blossom
t‘lcnrlswh in the tountry inshvlhcro
are podium in plain ti roll and shove lash»
i toned on I so tryouts-outs!” si
thsentl oi the no. . tug holds-that
are to he the Ilnril idiiltill‘li and the
i‘erdttyti and the lsolts soil the ills-
tmirrb and the Uiiiiililsliill and the Wash-
ingtons and the it \t'lilteilltitln oi the
' house The longed its the more i like
common folks 'l‘hityti the world's worit.
hssrlutt the world's bi rtlttnti. two-pin. the
world's catapult-s. lag the world s
coin-dollop. Antony low
"l'tuuminiiltetl." o urcuE
. to plows Miami i won out their
. south or customs iswit to sea IMO m
‘ and um their is A Valentino
its“ at o lord er its-ts I «do
out in the a“ sssion. be what
an Initials-downs! too-ls Ind
and tom lines is the
W
W" .... t meat:
addictions. l on
stinky-r. coin tininishs holdoi
‘litspttlss skull-c whilstheluuiiy.
pals with saw tannins on and
waiting“! lb lsmrlhtlts
sat-st. and hearing iii- cry. "when
. i
R
David had utntishct.‘ the skull of one of .
To the ordinary ‘
sun endowed with «
Ilt his wit-brntotl ltti- .
of which X can lidlttrd. for i ltnvo soon two .
and twenty. six on i -h hood and sis on ,
w lit-tn win or it,
“close Idle-II.
People not satisfied with culinary spheres
of work Ind ordinary duties. Instead of
trying to son what Wool do withs
hand of ilw lingers. they wont sh. la-
siostl of usual endowment iii 90 manual
and pedal mounds. they want it. A cer-
tain Itntmni of money for livelihood. and
for the supply of those whom we leave bo-.
hind us after we have departed this lilo. is
important. ”if we have the best authority
for laying, lie that providcth not. for his
own. and osptsdally those of his own
household, is worse than on lniltlol." but
the large and fabulous sums for which
many sinigtfia. if obtained. would be I
hindrance ri'tther than an advantage.
The anxieties and sonoynnoosol those
whose ostaws have become plethorluoan
only he told by those who tmscss them.
it will be a good thing When. through
,your industry and prosperity, you can
pawn the house in which you ilru. Ilal
‘ supposo you own lili houses and you hero
tall those rents in oollocl' and all those
‘jtonnnts to please. Suppow you have
. Monohctl out in business ioteoosses until
i in almost every direction you have throttl-
‘1 manta. The tire bell rings at night: you
r rush up stain to look out of the window
t to son if it is any of our mils. Epidemic
, of crime comes. on there moonihonlo-
tucus sud otm-ondlnu in all directions.
lInt
lustptws will prove rwmnt. A panic
Intriitliis the financial would. and you are
like it her: under a sky full of bowls and
drying with custom clock to get your
7overgrown chickens safely under wing.
‘ Ailor «certain stage of success has helm
, reached you have to trust so many initior-
‘ taut things to others that you are apt. to
i buoomo the prt-yoi others. and you are
swindlctl end defrauded. and the anxiety
.you ltnd on your brow films you were
ooruitw your first “.000 istiot t-tpinlto
f the nnxlcty till your brow now than you
. have your your $300,000.
Honorary l'lelhorI.
The lroublo with such it minis. ho is
spread out like tbouniortunoto one in my
text You limo tnoru lingers and tool:
than you know what to do with. Twenty
were useful; 2i am a blilhtlerlng super—
‘ llulty.
llisrncil says that n iiilliil of Poland oh-
i dicolttl his throne and joined the pctiple
‘nntl bocntno n portcr to carry burdens.
Anti iIlIIlu one asked him why he did so.
and he replied: "l‘pon my honor. "entic-
t tncn. tho load which least all wnil by for
hwtvicr limit tho one you see too curry
. 'l‘bo welghtiosl is but u straw whorl com-
pared to that weight under which I inbor-
od. l have slept more in four nights than
Ihovo during all my reign. I bogliito
live and to he a king myself. I'llcct whom .
youchoom. As for soc, I am mwoll it.
Would be madness to return to court." .
"Wt-ll." my» w-mclsuiy. "such ovcrloati- '
oti pemms ought to ho pltlmi. for their
Worrlutonts are real. and their lnwmnln ~
and iholr nervous prostrntlon oro urn- '
ulna" I rupiy that lilf'yll‘llilili got rid of
the boiborsnno surplus ltyult lug it away |
If is than has more il'lilllt's than he can citr-
ry without \oxntlcn. let l.lru tinm as few of
them, if his tsttnto In so grcul in: tstitnot
tonnage Itwlthont “tiling norvottstlys
pepsin from having too itllll it. let ltlitt tli
vido with those who have nervous dysptm
silt installs" they cortisol gel otiotigh N".
they guns-ti their sixth :lnucr with more
' corn than they did the original llvo. They
golltnplrtg with what they still gout and
know not that. like the giant of my lest.
they are lntnctl by I superfluous too A
low of lbotu by vitamins blood ibetttsclt'es
of this iltmnclnl oboslly and monetary
plethora. Itui ittnnyoi lhciu bring on to
the hindering suptwilully llll doath, Ind
then. us they Ito i‘nllill'iilrli to give the
money up utyhow, in their last will slid .
iostnmonl they pcusmusly giro Ionic oi It
to the lord. cats-cling. no doIhl. that be
will furl very much obliged to thorn
'l‘liunk tlod that once in awhile we baton
Peter t‘ontor. nlm. owning an lndwcst ill
the iron works at Trenton. sold to hit
Lostt'r: "I do Itot iccl quilt-col, about the
hmouol Wu are nothing. \i'orltinp nndcr
ottooi our liltii‘llfl. wt-ltItt- ntttoliopttly
which sis-tits to ittotnttttt-iitinu wrong, Ev-
erybody has to count to us for it. and wu
are rushing money too but " iio they re
duocti the price. and this whilo ourpbilsn
lhntplst was building t‘oopcr institute.
which tnolbt-t-s a hundred institutes of
kindness and mercy nll tm-rtho land. lint
tho world ban to wall tut-on yours ior
l’t'm l‘oitpol‘i
The lines III Ilse".
I tun glad forlbo ltonovolcht institutions
that gr! 0 legacy from men who during
their life Vent M IillflyM lit-uih. but who
ltt lltolr'lct-l. will and humor-tit lststowcd
money on hospitals Ittii missionary socle
, tits. but ior tun-h monk)" l itQ‘ollo re
s loci They would liitw \Ilu-n e 'c y will
oi it With them if they could and luliifli.
up hall of heaven and lot. It out at ruinous
rent or Itmltcti Iho "Will“ in t'clcsillii t‘Ill
sons M ii [mt-wot n iioui and ti n "mtg
nor" on lot is and trumpets. ‘ltt-y llrtni
in this worlt so tut tio ywmiu tho prtvssmt'n
oi itppdlittg suffering illicit! not and outdo
Ito cl orltt ior titcir lt-lloi. 'rilt‘ citttritlco oi
Itit‘ii pm tit-Mt ill illt\"i'ltliio pt uni. ililllii‘"
tort-c. ' buy out going to do tin-tn. The
probability is that it such it one in his last
will by n donation to lit-ticrolcui semiotics
tries ittnlolin ior ill! iiittiilott elttsullttistti
tow the hell‘s ill law will try in bluish the
it ill by pruning that the old llilill this so
litlnorrrutty. and the custom oi lint llii
titlou uili nlottl leave in the lawyer's
ton-ls what was meant for the lltbloso
rloty. t) yo orcrwttlabtctl. stirtawlui bust
tress men. wbctbrr ibis Ii‘l‘lidtli muh your
"or or your on lei inc II! that if you urn
ifttlii‘tiliui to tilt ushtiiott about looping or
mouth. limo intittrndous iorltincs i can
tell you how you oil. (in More in not your
ltcttltlt bitch and your spirits raised than
by drinking gallons of tutti lasting water
at notations. Ilotolturg or i'nrisltnduuiro
to tlotl. humanity and the “this in per ‘
moi of all your intuition and it will theirs
it new limit at you. and train vet-thus wait.
in. oi the lone It night you shall have
eight hoitn' sleep without the help of
Itittihiiln iii pirimittin Gilli li'tilli rm t-
iltoyuu \vii Miliiyil
‘ your regular aunts. and your wsu chin-b
t will lili lip. tilttl when on tile lliil lilo.-
‘ lillliii littnlo who itlli it you troll" It"
‘ ll‘l’lshilli will bloom all over your mu.
l‘orhsps some of on will tune this ad-
rim. but the roost you will not. Mat
1 you will try to can your swollen bond by
autism ll tot-re lime. and your taste a
itmlil‘ by mung on is non toss. sud . a.
there will ho a sigh oi ntllel when you Issi
no ., tn
warns” - ......~
had... it ' lath-drills
pastor the st not-s ntsnoilbo
present.
Yet what do wit slit in all department” ‘
no wonder whether any of your book- ,
«commanding you to shake hands.
Ohio in wall or i
and *smplcyii» d. 'k
”a“ horn. ‘muysswdll as for-
m Do not it:
pres-nos at this fallen glans at to to
Indinihis post morsels examine it of
mail put the usual d.lhe not
insir Won have thanked and fore it-
iltsnksd hi for those two implimsuls of
work Ind lwornollon that no one but the
over or motto—tho hand and the
M y thi soldier or that mechanic
m
them knows anything eliminate"
Illulit their value, and only the Christian
what divine masterpieces they urn.
The III-I. "III.
the ondrous construction of the balloon
hand that when the Earl of Bridgswatsr
and got n'ess of God. llld eight books
were written. Sir Charles littli wrote
.lootluess of God as displayed in the hu-
.ntsn hand. The iii tuition in the hand
mental and plutisngcs of tho lingers all
made just. ready to knit. to sew. to build
glow. to pound. to wheel. to battle. to give
icndly salutntlon. The tips of its fingers
Itotr sonsltlvonoss of touch. The bridges.
the tunnels. the cities of the whole earth
‘ are not dumb. but often speak as distinct.-
ly as the lips. With our hands we invite.
them in grief or clap them in Joy. or
spread attain abroad l'n benediction. 'l'ho
:toxi giorifios the usual hund. Fashioned
. of God more oxtptisltoty and wontlrously
}oontrivetl. lcburgo you to use it for (loll
tnna tho lifting of tho World not of its
ilimo work of gosptd bnntlubnklng. You
‘aalt sea the hand is Just made for that.
fttolghbor's bond on (too side. and your
t thumb not so no to clinch it. on tho other
muscles and continues nlttl li-gotucnts tho
voice of nature iolns with the voice of (lot!
oustmn is as old as iholilblo.ntt)1tow.
John said to Johonndnb: “ls tblon heart
it ho, give lno thine hand. " \i'hon bonds
join in (‘bristinn snltttotlon. is “(mind clue.
ginning-upside Standing}: the
intuitions howou traitor we
qua thin but i w’srmnl yeasts"?
infinite and outnlpotoni God could have
in I battle or through machinery hits
scientist con have any appreciation of
SI (tharlcs' Bell was so itnpnpssod with
gIvo 040,60“) for mayo on the wisdom
his entire book on the wisdom Ind
and wrist with cnriihtgcs and llgI-
up..to pull down, to weave. to write. to
are so many telegraph oillocs by reason of
amino victories of the blind. The bands
we repel. vvo invoke. wo entrant. wo wring
ininlioruxniion of the plant's buntl In tho
i than Inyltumnn mechanism that was over
,2 moral predicament. Employ it In the sub-
2 Four iiuwrs Just. set right to touch your
'sitlo. By all its bones and ,iointe and
The
right no my heart. is with thlttc beau-tit li
tricity thrills across the palm front hcurt
> loltoIrt. and from the shoulder of one to .
- the shoulder of the other. -
With the timid and for their enmu .
iuonimhukoimnds. With thutrttultlt iit
worm hearts-d sympathy. shake hands
\Viththo young limit that (uttering bust
nctta anti dlmturngod at tho stunll salt-:-
and the large esponsos. slinko hands.
\i'lth tho chfld who is new from God and
storttsl on unending iotgucy. ior which to
needs togntbor grout. supply of strong: t.
tutti who can hardly remit up to you now
bottom you are so much taller, shake ‘
hands. Across cradles and dying hula
ttntI groves. sholtt hands. \‘t'ltlt yotirono-
mics who have (him all to ticktt'uo and
httrt you. but whom you can niford to fur-
glt'c. sbnitc ilnlldii. At. the doorof tho
i iturt‘ia-s \vhcrt- pmplo mnitt Ill. and lit iht'
door of thurehou win-nu )l‘lliliu go out.
slmlto hand-t. Let pulpit shake hands
with pow and Sol-both day shake hands
with wcohd'ny. and earth shoko ltnndswltb
honi't'n. 0h. lilo strutting tho igliiy. him
undefined. the‘ mysterious. o ctcrnal
power of an bruit-st handsksking! Tito
differs-mo between those titties and tlte
millennial lines is that now stuns shake
hands. but than all will shake hands.
throne and ifllin’u‘li, new sens. nail is
with nation. tit-d and man. church: i-
toni and church triumphant.
I'ho Ina-i l‘ooi.
Y tho malformation of this fallen
ghtnl I fool gin-tiles the ordinary fun, for
which l for! you have nets-r cum “litillosi
(loll. 'Ui'o 2!! tuition of tho fool IN the ad
lolrntiott of the minimal. 'I‘ltcorvli oi
lhc fool. fashioned with It straw tittti ti [mice
that Trtdon's nrrh or t'otuiuntlno'o art it
or any other arch could not optsi. 'I‘hoso
Irvin. stand win-w they were planted. but
this arch of the foot is an adjustable art It.
is yielding arch. ullyittu tin-b. and ready
for tnovcuo-nts insulin-robin 'i‘ltu burnout
tool. so fashioned as to cushion than to
otsnd upright Mnooihor crcntum, and
learn the hand that would otherwise burn
to help in balancing the body iron for any
things it climates. Thoiooioi tht-t'ttiiici
fashion-Ii for the sand. the fool of the bird
foshionul for the tree branch. the foot of
tholtlnd isshlomvd for the slippery tuck.
tho iuol oi tho lion fashionable rend its
prey. the loot oi the hormitslhituusl for
lilo mild «trill. but the fool of than made
lorruss tho dcscst. or climb tho the. or
stole the ttllil. or wait tho earth. or go
anywhere ho llt‘l‘iil to go.
With that tiiilitotriiitoph of anatomy in
your promotion where do you studio in
what path of tigltteoustu-ssor what with
oi sin have you not litlownl \i‘bcm pm
you left listiituit of your had-to Iol Amid
that-crittwlitm- in lite rocks totals-on
illilli ills» than! of ilioiwitti iill'tisitilti
ilt‘tblii ti ihlllsstiltistli year- agu. Anti Hod
can tram out III the itsisuicps oi your lilt-
lime. and thrust younntdo Iii years ago
an on plain II those tunic in tho lit-l soil
wmtinr. all ol tin-m pcirlllctl for the pull
incui tiny tilt. the hunt! iiilu tuclluv
uttlt-itiournphy of your tool from the limo
you slot-pm out oi the l mile tttttil today.
mollwtll wit your tines character now
and what are your [IMN'QM ior the world
loottliio.
'l‘hui there might. be hotlottbi about the
loci llsti both lite-st pit-w of divine
tutti-Militia. illillli sud incl. belong to
l'itrlst’s sortico isrilli itnlitlsttilihi‘tlt Mill
both loci of i'hrisl were spiked oh the
cons ltlttlti through the arch of illiii his
lit-ti to the hollow oi his instep went the
iron oi inflow. and trout the point of his
hand to the insult til it. and there is not a
htttsclool nerve or bone Nlttllll the ill
than of hood and wrist or tituoti. tho ilti
without the foot but it intiolimlohiiii
now and forever.
A Vino Il Ionics.
Thai is the roost ltttstttlittl ittotihsi loos
glstisi paths of In“ “minim.“
that tho lilo-i tussttilltil lihsi done the
most to hoip minute was muting ui
three women iii rivalry stand the -
unmet the hand. And tit-one nod
lit-r hood with hurries and said the imii'
mist out at tlwworltl. tit-ti when over your l
stunnin- the tnlolsisr rslliss words. i. i
"alumni are the dtsIl who in thez
taint." inst-ans who have apps-sin I"
lion oi the lodlrmwlli haul yin-chic to
ins-p their Music-lg». Dist whslhsr is i
institutiona- mywortlslc «mil
sot asst-u litsi all who at or»
a ' “i I’ i 2 ‘ ';"’:fifl ' 'V‘ v a i . g
a , r
_ . t at. .
AM 95 Years of Mating.
readers learn that an absolute cure
hits at sst been olscovered by Dr. Ru-
dolph Schiiimann. That the remedy is
an effectual one cannot be doubted sf-
lite normal of such testimony as Ital
of C. w. \hn Antwerp. Fulton, N. I.
who says: "Your Asthma Care is the
best i ever used. I tried it according
to directions. and one box entirely cur-
ed me of asthma. and l have ttot had it
since. I can now so to bed and sleep
till night with perfect comfort. which
I have not done before for thirty-live
yarn. and I thank you for the health
that I now enjoy. 1 hope that you will
learn of its wonderful virtues."
Schinmann's Asthma Care is sold by
all drugglsts at 60c and 81.00 per pack-
age. or can be obtained by writing di-
rect to Dr. It. Scklfitnitnn, Box 804. St.
Patti. Minn. .
question as towhlclt of oil the hands prose
out was the most ntiriwtivo. and she said.
“'l‘ho most lmuiiul of them all Is the one
that gave relief to my itotlotisltios." Anti
Is she so’unid bur wrinkles and rugs ttttd
her doc pltutlo and her body disuppourrd.
and in p use iiit‘l's'tti stmul tlto Christ. who
long giro said. “inasmuch as yo did it. to
one of the lentil. of tin-no yo did it unto
Ito." and who to purclntw tbu urvicu of
our bond and in it Lt't't‘ ..a truth had his
own hand ttttti for! iui'i'lltit -.l.
-——-—-——-———-
Henry C. Dwight presided at the Re-
publican congressional convention for
the First district. Saturday, at Hart-
ford. 'iIWo candidates were in the field.
It), Stevens Henry. the present con-
grrssmau. and (‘barlcs A. Johnson. of
”New llritnln, but the lattur withdrew.
The nomination of Mr. Henry was
‘made by acclamatlou. The old cott-
lgrcsslosttl committee consisting of
lt'lrtrlcs l.. liurltut C. S. ii.it‘f,\'l'. lvl. \V
ii..tlham. it. D. t'lttiiiiz'. W, ll. Sill'i‘flilt"
'nnt' Adolph Koz-ucr wot rc-tppolutui.
H Tool. Assessors’
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We, the undersigned. hereby give no‘
1 (ice to all persons and corporations Il-
able to pay taxes in the Town of Nor-
tltttttl -
(be tirotlfylug to iAsthmatic ‘
i Clotting; a... 5:5. t
.Wliolesaluvsudiiqtli 119ch!
. Fish,
Oysters,
Clams,
Norwalk Lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs.
-.... .....-..........
a
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Little Neck Clams sent out on the
Half Shell.
Watermelon: and ‘
Cucumbers on Ice.
imported Oil and Sardines.
-..—........._
French and American Soups.
nuntfietott
Telephone 354.
.fin
Dorion House.
Gregory’s Point. South Norwallt.
‘ J. E. Sullivan. proprietor and manager.
Terms reasonable: bathing boating,
, ilshlti .electric cars to hotel, who
. neot it with all trains on the
{ N. .. N. H. etI-lJtJl.
. I'NSIIRI'ASSRI) Rllmm “LAND .L'LAI
i llAKI-IS AND SHORE DINNERS.
i jyl 5m
‘ ,.._,
. lllcyctes, Tools. Bicycle I'nrtu. Tires. elo., etc.
i Repairing.
i
‘ Genoml Machine ltopolrlmr.
Bicycles a Specialty.
i
J N .n s.
; ItIiir?mdl’l. '- 0- Roih- Noggin.
magnate... Free:
walk, that they are required by law to: For ill timne soup tmlc marks. 2 Oscars
deliver to the nssmsors. or either of
them. on or before the first day of No-
t vembcr. Itithi. s written or printed llst,
‘ dated. signed and sworn to. of all the
. property owned by them on the let day
of Scptcmlwr, 1893. liable to taxation.
N. ll.-—-l.l.<t.< may be returned to the
assessors. at the Assessors ()t‘llce. Op-
.crn iiotM‘ liulltling. Norwuik. and at
the Council Room, linvllnntl street.
South Norwalk. front and including
tt.~tot.cr iitb. tsiut. to and including
‘ November 1st. tails. said offices to be
. open from in to It! o'clock a. m.. and
from 2 to 5 o'clock p. m.. and on Sat-
1urdttyn and on November lsl from 7
' to 9 o't‘iOt'k in the evening.
Dated at Norwallt. September 9. 1898.
WILLIAM ll. llENDRIf‘K.
ANDREW J. lil'W‘l‘liNSON.
WILLIAM WARDEN.
,‘Asst'ssors.
x
LincoLa
arouses
wastanousn.
NI flil li'illlutll it!
Furniture. PiInoI.
Bicyclcn. CIrrlIgII.
Ito.. no» etc.
'0. PAIflOUMII IIQUIII A!
Taylorltflolden’s
Iiil Iiiiil lili Ililriim Olti.
rs wast-no- Mot. so. lorwIlh.
may
zab§s
or...“
ill. to ll“-
Mees. trill Main tilt-eel.
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a. iii-v
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mum's
MN! m m
iisrsr Foils.
I'm IV mass
mtmusmwmuml.
somuinl M Col. MW Mu- .
Merit-mmIm-sssl WON
outlaws-limits“ slimlin-
dvtlulwm fission-numb”.
“MM m l-rlsdiss» Wu
hst‘uts PM. Go. ll. I. More. Int-s. loss
I. I—Ali mom M N M
Miriam
For sale is lentil llsrwslh by d. O.
Itiilsos. ll "all“ all“.
«lurch trade marks and '.’t more tvutdtlitg pow-
der tragic marks. Forts liutlit-tl tittte only.
; A Pretty and Useful 'uoI. Ivy-Isl Iiu with I,“
wheels on shows is est.
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FREDERICK W. ROOIRO'
Illt'i’t'ld') N'l‘Olllhtli Main sh. Norwalk. (.‘t..
—-A.\lli n—
IULKLIV I WHIILII'I
Vlllt‘i’t‘ldc M‘tlltliJrzi-htutb Main sin-ct rlo.
; Norwsllt. ttonn. inbmu
Inn-insinu-
' l
I lit. King 3 School}
I STAMFORD.
Will tern-en SEPTEMBER ’1. ‘
I College or llusinciu
- preparation.
\Itbtc hundred nttd tbirtccu boyi-
,' prupIred ior collcge.
.Spec‘tnl attention given to you".
, boys.
'ill. U. KING. Principal.
”Cam
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In elect June 1. ll”. '
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK m
NEW YORK.
A. him—lites. this. lids. til. “I.
7.13. this. till. 9.08:. 0.8!. M08.
titans. ”Ms. use.
I'. M.’ -i'.'.i‘ls. i.ll. ”is. 8M. CM.
Mes. Md. shits. 0.41. 7.081. MI. ill
K'NDAYS.
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A. ii.——ir.f-Iit. this. Mix. 0.“. ,ii
I‘. llwftdii. 120. Mill. l0.lti. . '
LEAVE NEW lOIlK tron ”m
NOItWAlJt.
A. sir-tress. lilo. 0.00. NO. 1.0!.
you, aim. tutti. ill.tl.‘il. tons. H.008.
. cl; ii.‘ua.o’::.'i.'til..io.0t;s. 3.01s. ”In.
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7.00. about». 00!. I.
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r. is. inert. til. this. Mi. ”i.
Mi. Lilli. illllils. ’iiii il.iil.
llrlt epsirt I I liion lo “I”.
m.. Mi. ”is. m. .
lUliflA'I.
A. l.--l.lll. LID. MI. 0.“.
l’ I will.
All I. indium um
Dilli‘l‘ll liliilWiiiJi 'l‘fl mum.
A. ”:4”. MI. Mill
P. If“... .4”. '0‘“. "
latter-days. only MO p. I.
DANIIUltY 'ro bOIY'rli ”I'M
A. '.~‘.”. 1.1.. 0.“. it“.
i’. him-4H0. 6.80. Mi.
Isnisy trains to bestow. “I I. I».
II p. m. lasso flit-bury. I.“ I. I..
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The mitilntstlnl storm will prom“!
lrttl Milli," on ”in days given our ll
the mlllinny t psalms.
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