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bught' to be. vitally
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ofthnt makes
6T6: Ind renut
:cti’l gum
ehIr er and reputation in
life and progress or a city are on
fundamental Is therare in the tile or
on individual. sighting Ire mode or
marred in I a lane in: Every
anon mslresh own charsirter. it in
slot inherited. hut enquired by what. he
thinkI. desires Ind does.
either lathe. character of a cit ti on
riing nuIIltieI, virtue and purity.
tty silos 'u lash devotion t9
mortal whet they wens
their day Ind generation in no way
lines Fig?» In," unless we actual-
it“. new
3:! repulntion of I
Er,” like the same qualities in In in-
gem-er. arm“... ....
idual. went determined
d for film those who lived in-
the past. In a no ular government,
then and Idnlihieti' lion. chanle. Ind
lth Itheir, character and reputation
;ln .‘reeality. this is the hopeful fea-
ture in inhaler go eruption; There are
degree of citizens is this cuty. who age
coloring t t he some men w a,
fiend theli' Minn rs to extend the
tlnteot closing ihh'aa onus Iron 11 o‘- ‘
clock to 11: lo. listed simply in accord-
dnce with. th. characteusnd end rat-tn},
den of the
I! are the cltlaens' 3cmllegiIiItlve body.
ted by popular vote. their
:ctbn in this “mutt is not to he in-
rIte reoreeentlrm
25:2: thenlltyls charantoruio weap-
l grep walls enter) resettlivhi‘e writ,
iwflgunerte mean or
te,‘is willing is be geogriigugt‘s laudg
i'lll'eiItlon of the saloon keepers
3f“? than) are enwho love their
Lang's jealous wofl ii): honor V‘ho
m t the counct y out o ty
Maritime Ih old do ther-
eto defy the moral so timent of
fizvemtizehoy and incrsus the
q; the eaioon.
; filing to the city charter the
melt is to regulate the closing of
gloom at such suitable hours as may
required by the pundit: good. Will
osethtee connoiidien stand before
he munity all any they were not
$3103le public 306d when they vot-
zgi'Q keep the animus Open until
11:39? is the saloon under the moat»
restrictive laws and oilicial scuttim
I public henilt? Docs .11 make llt‘llt‘i
homes or make men honest and up
rig ht? Does it ranks men kind (other:
and loyui husbands} Does the saloon
make men more competent on citizens,
in the great struggles of tits? No. it.
robs them 0! their powers and leaves
tiled). Weeks on the highliay of life.
We» it then for the public good that.-
iIur disti dished WM morally sensH
LWWfll‘lp
it
we ¢%&r or. did utrr inurethel .
orders the Volt): chIrter. disre-
and t e public let their
noun ed their
sire lor re-e‘lec ion. ”it will be in-
teresting tom itteither party will
give these' counciimen I place on their
ticketino.c
aflciai werehe Indinoi by saloon. business " Hove you heard about the
politics These are "burning Questions Father’s mam“? amps you have
that every citiIen must answer for ,wandareatIJong. distance trout your
himsel to. . v early influences; and have been untrue
There is“;c bes:aid, to. «pure teeohinu of hitter and
"htled ISO rescind Pawns owed then- nesti
W“ there 1 human love
‘ol'aimnnh “~11“ ht you lite} Mm). today. are an en-
onlyvelm to pot gm: populh rare? 9.1 inxtltoir oven hnsinesn that
ierroeo Indvthet-o gem rotor con-i her have out- e We hurt but for
WV erg mfg-0} lit. We can 130'- thidflorwork Wiles are you going to
«6’ hi it. and be citizéus ‘5” g, ,0“ stund in the New of
worthy otwuwnreitl-et. - one tool". . .-
' - ! insure to brlns every man we to-
P HUNG! AMELIA. - i night fm Ste. {age with. Jesus Christ.-
- .. . W‘rhfiudathe Christ: whotmyou
Popular "one...” mam In St. Wuowtn Him? No name
-'- Woo-soon. I pull Mil». tron) his eminence. He is
Patrick fihltélilar m Marie Rac-
Idem were allude to Marriage at St.
Mary' a church: yesterday afternoon by!
the Riv. Fltlt‘er .Mc Carthy, pastor of
Ayn)
“S‘SJ‘SSI‘S’SS‘S fiihgaagfitfil‘ a
Immchor walk:
Wfirmlk and I vary
~ i fte M ttended thecereniesys .
.A r t . r . reception‘nnd ‘
dance wag”; . dmtn‘er’s Hall to
which Ill t mfriends were invl
not; t ole tintli alt
ho ride I will
u wedding trip“ “to lllv‘vmst ofterw iuh
they will utitrNorwalk.
The contact ni parties were better
lknown on my Lynch Indrhiarle Kel-
9)’ .
CWICKLINDAR.
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. .. .,-., Jim.”- :. cumin
‘Nza“ porn. mBrother Seth.
his" Sides meets in the! Sun.
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l” . DELHI? regiai‘ [Why-
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WES”: h tote slid at; 5519;“
The members of-
the oflcial board will meet at the close
of the service. ,...
'9“ ‘dwhmw Mu
WSW at. manhood All
Angels' Dori“ 51:6 ‘oei:hhtion of the
water‘s at the. Knights of
x%ymmh meeting «if the [3“)
ill? I“ be.“ “fwd-m. will'
midi.” l. i. tin fail a week
4mm next, e: , .
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vetauj'o KILL FANILY.
one! ' «.11er
are very welli
V the estimate oft BreieIVIor William B
. n:
Jinan mneuafllwhieh showed
- ePrefessor
' plate the entire w it of chums“.
m m are ' '
7' fl 2'; saw. M
(Gelatinued «ream are.)
world to enlist évcry one of our tai
outs. test our powers of endurance to
strength long before we have lived our
days upon the earth. The wheels of
,lita friction may be reduced to a min-
inture. Jeaun Christ gives us the only
'true conception of how to live a busy
life and not loose the soul‘s vision.
The picture of the evening shows us
Jon I at the age 0! twelve years It-
fi’r y inkling the impartsnce of His
great mission in the world. The text
emphasises the consciousness of a di-
me misgion‘ These stirrloga within
the mainsprinx d all mans high-
est attainments. John Milton tell
strange stirrinn within his soul
. n he' use twelve years of age
When old Ind infli'm slid ready to step
e the grave. he said. "Still guides
Vi on.” The cunscious- ,
not. at Id dvine lesion brings out the
noblest qualities of a life. God has a
plant tor every man; our duty is to ;
find out what this plan is, nod to coin
it into every day living. Such ideals
are the architects oi the soul which
it ild thoughts and deeds Into a plan.
ave you felt this divine mission in
and having it good time. for,
"Life is" renl. life is earnest,
And the grave is not thy goal;
Dust thou Irt. to dust returnest.
Was not spoken of the soul."
Tho text also reveals the divine ur-
gmerc of our mission “i must be about
that a busirss.’
tor w th the noon the word
C'mus'h" it Itr ken keynote of His
r'lite Ind. miss When men hsve
drawn near enough to hear God‘s
voice. thitlnlssion has been borne in
upon-their souls We see this iliuI-
trated in Samuel hearing God's vplpe;
Moses by t muting bush: Abraham
offerng lease; Anahins sent because
Saul was pruning. Many tell to feel-V
this “unit" because they never corn'e
near enough to hehr God's voice. Bl?“
the supreme emphasis II ini’d upont e I
individual. “l t." it in the indi-r
vitiuIl "i" whlc 560d» is looking for
in his gre‘It work. ills‘greutest ser~
loans were preached to individuals,
like Nicodemus illid the woman of Sn-
ria. Thus Jesus Christ proposes to
've.c.very man a chance. its seven
men by individuals, not in masses. His-
tory teaches the importance of the ln’
tlivlduai. Moses in the builder of the
Hebrew Milan and the temple; Perl-
t-les and Plato fashion the. trinity shops
at truth And lwnutt for Athens; Dante
lays the foundation of Florence; Carlo
Zeno causesVenico to rise out ofvthe
stands at the sea», and Bacon and L‘l'
ither rear 'cIthedrois of thought and
worship under which millions
shelter. Jesus Christ urges every man
to make the most of himself; and
Studs ready to help every
The last thought of the text is the
some“ purpose of Christ's mission II
revealed in the words; "My Father's
ll"
Wu my hreIlt their hearts.
What respotlea have you. ends to
christ- cleint own: your lite? wnnt
lmthemtoryuofryour lifeline yoovnos
new. that tihrlst has.» right: too part
Joann Christ. the some yesterdev. to-\
do: Ind forever!) 1 went to brave every
man. womanhood. child to go out of
tugboat; tonight with a firm deterv
Initiation to be about "The. Father's-
business."
W
..PICTURQ. OFi HALE MOON.
Elttteeprieing Firm ofifio'gere 5' Stev-
. . one Has Some. interesting Guts.
. A pictureshow-ing-the Halt, Moon.
the boat which Henry‘iiudson hired in
his discoveries and explorations; and
the Clermont. (lie first steamboat; as
they. appeared in the Hudst'm-ll‘ulten
Parade on the Hudson River Saturday.
is shown elsewhere in' this paper today
in the advertisement of Rogers o
Stevens
9. Hart Schnflner & Mars manufactur
ere 91- line clothing; hove, issued tun
picture. Their artist visited the re-
productions of the two historic hosts
and has shown them in a vivid and in-
leresting picture.
Tina picture shown the passengers
.on an ocean liner cheering the two
odd- docking craft as they plowed their
'way up the river The Half Moon.
,In the foreground, showa the Dutch
eniidlta returning the cheers in much
the same manner as they 'rohsbly hail
ed the natives on the legend of. Men
hattnn three hundred years ago.
i T illtlé Clement. shown in the‘
the ground; was able in its oi-i n'r
form to attain a speed of- Me lotion
an hour; according to Roblm Fulton.
the inventor. with the wind blowing
against it (a; the way when it went,
up the Hi! n River a hundred yearsi
a,ge completing the first journey of
.‘imbot‘hlhhe ever performed through
mitten power 0! I Ironmongery. V
That is Marnie?!“— census Supervisor
Bailey.
5 HARTFORD Sept 27.~—Acording to
RVflaiie’y, of Yale University. the super-
.!vi Ior bun. censor Jor- Connecticut.
1m total: bouillon“: o! the, state will
the lost limit, and exhttust Dill human ‘
say. the llas- ‘
W
IROPUMTION OF STATE1M,M. .
increase oi 14000
ey glee expects to~s com-
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find '
BM‘DEIT
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lite? Life is more than keeping busy j .
t
machinery need to he oiled daily that ' ‘
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HIS Hudson-Fulton celebration is a big affair for all of us.
Li’ S a. good ”thing to commemorate the dorm: courage of
HSHMIUK Hudson, who Sailod across the Atlantic in his Sheer little shuttles
Hm M9011!" t0 *1“ *0 the knowledge about the new world; It is ._
some to Hofiért Fulm ‘
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two days. and nights to go from New York to Albany and back. . .
(if our érééj’t fleets which caver the distance from Liverpool to Sandy Hook in
Shani: four days.
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whose crazy little steamboat the “Clamp, mm took
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_ The Blunders of tire neet which will salute these irwo historic emit on it. a
tribute to courage and to progress. And if you’d like to see evidences of phogtess
in other lines, compare
with the fashions and fabrics as strewn in illustrations Of clothes tw. '
{fig art; the latest Achievement in Style and in all-wool fabrics.
l-‘Y years ego.
product Of tlié tfi'aflbo- “
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mode a; 1’35le
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best weaves and models.
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