. ”imp":
y
{lasts
‘r‘rwtu Longfvllow'r Lani l‘lK‘fllS.‘i
The (‘hnllcngm
gfnrmgr.
2‘ n :rmtte-r arli)‘.
ltt~~t1~l1~K round with ~lrifr.
n ilmrim-s army.
slit" of lift‘
‘ ' irken :niliiatti
Wun 1 3i l-l“ ' mxr win! and broad.
.\1:.l impcarh us all an traitors
Both in» liiin: and lhvdvnd.
.\1;tlu‘iimiu\vrl sit at lllt‘ banquet,
\\' ri- t!:--f~~:1~‘t :ttzvl inn::1rv-l1l;li.
_\.".:z‘i ill“ mirth and 'ht‘ mil-iv
l . .11: [war that font-fit! cry.
\t; l ?: -Z‘.mv and hugged fun--
lgmk into the lightvd hull.
\~..1 wash-d hund‘ arc extcndrd
Tn rut-ch tlu‘ crumbs that fall‘
'r -r “1min more in light and pix-my.
.\Hd()\l1)r§ till the air;
lint 11': :n-mx there inrold and darkucrs.
Anti liungvr and despair.
\1,‘: tin-re in the camp of famine.
in wind and cold and rain.
('1.r‘~‘.. titi‘gn'nt Lord of the army
i.:- ~ «lead upon the pinin.
__.__———-—-
Now.
Look n 11 in the Past for pleasure.
Nu.- ya to the Future turn;
For 11w l‘.l.~it in.» tilled its measure.—
Lvrit ilv' in Memory‘e urn.
Nut tfm l‘a‘l. nor yet the Future.
1‘au we moruls call our own;
mm mm the living Pro-tents-
ll rt: alone we hove our home.
Mumurv throw. deceitful glamour
luck-ward o‘er the path of Life.«
.‘tll'hltllll‘l: over the roughest placer.
(Kn 'réug up the mecca of Ilrlft‘.
l.‘.‘llv joy; uud little sorrow.
\Vunf nmi warp together wrought.
\Xitlit- the texture of the fabric
‘l‘li ll tin: Part to in has brought.
liar-e stand. by with lifted auger.
i‘unilin; to a film" more.-
bu-octiy whiapednx. Thai tibialuiur.
You‘ll be happy evarmorv.
Darling llnpt‘ but rhenta ont- “Del-r"
Din's it: won: in doing thu:
Talus- :1. from the living Dre-rut
T.» the Futurv for our bit-a.
't‘mu we we not. evreelly mailing
'iith the path through which we tread
hwwtefll flow-on a! 303’ and 3MB”
“1‘: tin; but to crown our head:
i. «iii no! for!“ in tin Faun."-
lamk not backward to the Part:
Turn you to the living Precept.—
l-‘tnd ll thin your Joy at laet.
§rlrrl WBII%W
a. ow ~—-—-—....__-—
“WAR 1155““.
A llll'flltiilt‘ by the “ Union Terresliul and
Celestial Telegraph" haa just come, It at:-
uunnccs lite startling new: thit there in great
em‘itctnc-nl in the Celestial Cily. It acetate
that in the “ House of runny manaicna" there
was :1 grent banquet and all the princee of
lit-oven were present. In acute bur-glorious
wny, u yet not found out. there were four
big-l: that gut through the Shining Gate—a
Presbyterian bigot. a Helhodilt bigot. In
Epiucnpal bigot. and a Baptist bigot. They
found their way to the Banquet Hall. and
rushed in upon the (defile. The Ellie eear
ed. the ”up. of Enchol were dropped on
the golden platter. and hands uplifted in
shock of armament. The
bigot W vll‘hfll arufuli ct Welt-h-
tm Catechism. and proceeded to tit-tribute
than among the buoqmn. “that hill!”
cried one of the price- of Heaven. who
turned out to he Robert auto: lunatic-
M " Dm't you know that“ In i" «let!
out ow Myterie “The-Q I nave
Roll"! Hall be expel“? “Re; In." our
PROP()~S1§ I) NIS“'
[.
C;\ I’
Had no businm in Heaven. He brought up
“ anxious sent“ with him and sat on it him-
uclf. very ncar the table and rudely began to
cut a cluster of the grapes. throwing tlu‘
skins in the face of the Scotch Presbyterian.
who turnvd out to be John Knox. The bigot
had hit the wrong man; for John Knox.
neither on earth nor in iicuvcu. was of t»
lompcrtlurc to lake nny impudcnce; and
he give the bigot vcry much such it look ll!-
!11- oncc .lid Qucvu Mary. at Ilolyroml. 'l‘lu
\Ictlmlli<i bigot moved tli‘it ull those lmn‘
quelt‘l‘s who had not comp into (‘lllll‘l‘ll mil
itnut by the “ anxious suit“ be put out from
the feast.
At this point the Episcopal bigot tnnrcb-
ad in. with a great lnud nf iiiurgioc under
each arm. and slammed tlu-m down on llit‘
table of the banquet. till all the goblet: rut
tied. Iic said : " i propose to hold a ser‘
vice. just bcre‘and now. Each one of tlic
lmnquclers will tuko one of these prtiycr
hooks. nnd keep wide nwnke and respond m
the right place. ‘ Goad Lord drlivcr us.‘
“ No. no." said two of the best saints. who
were found to be Albert Barnes and Alfred
Cookmun. “we never could on earth find
the right place in tho prayer book. and W0
mould even here make nwkwnrd work with
the rceponscs." At this the Episcopal bigot
seized the white robe of Albert Burnt-s and
Alfred Cooktuan and pulled them violently
toward the door. But there were so many
who had been brought to licuvcn through
the “ Commcnturius“ of the one and so many
through the preaching of the other that there
was a great rush of protection around these
great ones of Heaven ; and the liigot did
not succeed in the expultion.
At this point a Baptist bigot ateppcd
into ille excitmucnt. carrying on his shoul-
der? a burden that almost bent him double.
so heavy was it. As be out down his load
he took the lid 03‘. and behold it Will u bun-
tistry. lit: mill:
“ It doea not seem it: if some of you luwc
been properly waShed. and I aludl pmcoud
to put under water all those who have new
iccted their ablution. I shtiil take the that
one that I come in." This turned out to be
archbishop Leighton. who cried out : “ Err
cuse me! My parents had me sprinkled when
I was a baby. and I think lint: will do.“
“ Sprinkled i" cried the Baptist bigot.
" Sprinkledl How then dare you come here?
A spoonful of water on a man of your slate
is nothing at all. The bigot. telling the
Archbishop. attempted to put him uudcr the
water-1nd in the revietuncc and struggle the
Buptlit got aprinkled and the Archbishop
got lmmeraed. and both would have got
drowned but for klmlly interference on the
part of the byctandere. When the etruagle
war over. it waa found that name of the
white rcbee were“ wet as though they had
been (living in the River of Life for pearls.
Suddenly. from behind the curtaine.a clar~
ion blew. at which the banquelera laid hold
of the tourbiuoteaud rushed them to the
door. and rushed them threlzh the street.
and waited them up on the hutliemenu. ery-
iug: “ These Preabyterlau. Methodiat. Epin-
ecpullan. and Baptiet bison have no but-
neu 1: Rune. Throw them are: the
wall i“ and down the battlemenu they were
am. now heads up. now heela up. overand
do" till they came in eight. oi,
fell through among the
near being ,choveied up by
cud another-11m eeeaped he-
pcvof'TlteBeer," and
magnum-rm!» trot-tum?»
W“ The Medan bigot ind his
great handi- cl Weeniueter Cahokia-e
go we: fanned tobinhculdere and am
precipitated. and he
M one come
a TM WWI"
Ill
u hundred com-immune! hash-cl
here [arty-tum years. and “than
amt many Ida bl. fig. Ween-5i:
center." Nib. m “i
“Alllhie methanol. truce-nu“ .,
the WW ran-thawing I
kncwmeMhlfim f "
1.1mm count-unmo-
uffleuveal“ ’ 4 ‘ ,
ITf)!‘ .\'1‘ II :\
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN,
‘ Scull; Jamar”: Sentinel.
the communion of saints and the life t-vcr—
hinting “—— The (‘hrilvft'un or Inuit—11):: T111
Midge.)
“w w -
Sacred Music.
An American clorgymuu lillfi born spend»
ing his holiday vacation in visiting some of
the lmgc citivs of the l‘uitml States. and
given tlic result of his sighlocviug in it Now
York pnpcr. In describing one of the most
intcrosting cities in the States he rclntcslmw
he spvut the Sublmllt. He says: “'0 dccld»
ed on intending one of scvcrnl orthodox
Congregational churches. in which a dis
linuuislti-d prnfovam- of thouingv wuu un-
nuunccd to prcncli. The first thing present
ed to our view was the platform. near tlw
pulpit. on which stood fl largo vase of fresh
lilies. The first Scripture rvad was tlmt pnri
of tho m-rmon on the. Mount in whiCli our
Saviour pointed to the birds of the air and
the lilies of the field. The sermon was ex-
cellent. on the providence of God. But the
pill! of the service on which i have sonic
comments to make for general rcudors was
the opening piece. The solemn worship of
God wan introduced by it solo. “ Consider
the lilies," pvrformcd by it lending singer of
the choir. gracefully accompanied by the
organ. So for as the music was concerned.
it was beautifully and faultleaslv rendered.
The effect upon my own tnind.however. was
anything but devotional. The eingcr com-
menced. “ Consider the lilies of the field."
etc. and when she came to the application.
it run thus: “ And yet I say unto youv-thut
even Solomon in all his glory—was not on
raycd—vvcs not arrayed—dike one of theoe
—wzts not arrayed~—-(lnterludo by the organ)
—waa not arrayed—(interlude by the organ)
-like One of these.“ And then she weu'
back again. and aueveratcd in the moat cm-
phatic manner. “ I say unto you that even
“ Solomon in all llll glory was not arrayed
--wus not arrayed-m-m-wna not
arrayed“ (pause) until I begin to despair for
poor Solomon. lest he would never get the
dust purl of his nutrients on.
'1‘th was yet another piece of church-
not sacred—music. in which the aopranoled
off with the announcement. “ I. will wuah“
—-rm(i then came in the coutraltc. “ I will
wnah"-1tnd then the tenor. “I will wash“—
and then from the profouudeat duptlia comet
up the gutlurtil of the imam. laying also. “ I
will wuah“-—itud but of All they atriltein lo-
gether. crying out in concert. “ I will with.“
No one could imagine that thin alugulur and
oft-repeated announcement of an intended
ablation vine rendering a titer-ad aims. for
the aplrituul edlilcutlen of ti Citriltltin cow
mention. of thoee column word. of the
Psalmist. “\i will waah my lunch in inno-
copay,“ will I comps-I thine altar.OLurdi“
Thin reminded me of the etcryiold by
the rector of St. Bardolphi cf hie uholt one
day in singing the last-d Pealm 1--
‘l‘rue love it like that pveelcu ell
Which. poured on m‘l head.
mamuhuutaude‘chlenhu
rte ecatly initiative cited.
1. the prodigioue elm of thin perform
auee lthe cut-cpllttlng’ combination of the
«ml voieea hardly bore a «ambiance to
that oily current poured on Auto“ head.
it w nun; that:
not do“ hie heard and o‘er lite tobac—
mac-a tum—
Mtd o‘er hie retire—
Iaa den hie hard—tel den hie
———————-—--4‘eruerehee-
nu whee. hie tell“. vendetta hie heard.
”double-—
‘MI‘ “I
Item-HI. t—‘I-
”devil-wa—
131T It‘ () RI).
the congregation. and lowing no mnro N‘li~
lioll to the worship of God than a theatrical
performance. Now that our churches are
painted rind drcoruted more gully even than
the theaters. and the quortctlc of artistic
pcrforuu-rs llI‘O elevated to the most conspic-
uous place in the gaze of the congregation.
and the style of music. made to correspond.
it nppwmt to me that if the muster should
come ugnin to our would and outer one of
ti ' fn~lilounblc chutclws. of which there
“a so many of every mime. llO would use
is scourge of sum" cords. and any to those
who are called to conduct the worship of
the sanctuary. in some such words as these.
“ Take these thing! hence; make not my
Futlm‘a house an opera house."
___,~ <>--~
A Pleasant Situation.
Our frictid Purkcr went around the other
evcuing to visit the two Miss Bmillia. After
convcraiug with them for 11 while. Mien Su
sun cxcuaod herself for a fcw minutes and
went up stairs. l‘reauntly Parker thought
he heard her coming. and slipped behind
the door. he suggested that the other Mia:
Smith should to" Miss Susan that he had
gone. Built wasn‘t Susan; it was old Mr.
Smith in his slippers. As he entered he
looked around and said to ill! daughter:
“ Ali. hit i So Parker ‘3 none. has he? Good
riddnuce; I was just comin‘ down to keep
my eye on him. I hope he hasn't been pro~
pmin‘ to you Mury June. I dont want any
such lautern~j11wud. red-headed idiot as that
foolin‘ round here. Ho hasn‘t got the Ion-e
of a rutubaga turnip or money enough to buy
a clean shirt. He gets none of my daugh-
ters. I‘ll shake the cvotluatin‘ life out of
him if I catch him here ugnln. mind the."
Just as he concluded. Sump cums down.
and not perceiving Parker. alto laid:
“ Thank (helium he‘s gone. Thai mania
enough to provoke u mint. I was awful
afraid he was palm; to only and spend the
evening. Mary Jane. I hope you didn‘t tick
him to come again.“
Then Parker didn‘t know whether to any
there or to bolt. while Mary J1me locked M
if ahe would like to drop into the cellar. But
Parker fluidly walked out. rushed to the eu-
try. united lua hat. that down the from atepa
and went home meditating upon the cmptl‘
can of human haplueel. and the uncertainty
of Smith. lie MI not called alnce. and hie
life thus for ha: been unmoleatvd by the
head of the Smith fumily.
—-—-—-..—~--~—
Bliu Promo—Fielding makes one of his
character: remark that haul people will al-
waya be most backward to assert that hit-
man nature It necessarily and unlvemlly
evil. “Known.“ it in remarked. “ will no
more endeavor to pursuant» ill of the hue-
ucaa of mankind. ihtm n highwavman will
inform that tliicvea are on the road." I do
not auppoac thut kmwot think much about
the matter. but it alwaye may beehterved
that one often hear-a exceedingly bud ac-
count- of human nature but from pet-ten
who» live: are all but purity Melt—from
‘
amiable euthueiam. from gentle lucflenaivc
worldie not It) had to it in called. People
They do not think
mm,
came! evil conduct.
of the vaat alumni of [cod thtt la
epreud around then. 4
A La Hill.) edilet leehanlued lie-
ceute the “KM“ 'ateebeut' titliilidl’a
church on a lot enjoined his. utely um
been “ Waikiki-fly Mime-he
.r
woman. and so forth. The truth it. the ,
heedlevllv reaeon from a few completion. _
mldzdot'eelwthefiuecefilm
PUBLISH- am! rumour tome.
HORTON l. OOLDIN. PHILIIHIRI
TERI! STRICTLY n1 ADVAROI:
Single (lepton, 5 (leave.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
“Main-«MM.
LeealNotleeemceut-perllne.
13. lDGEPORT HOUSE
SOUTH NORWALK,
OPPOSITE N. Y. e N. a R a DEPOT.
Geo. Clark, Agent.
tam
T éngfifi'Ei-Ffi .
D E N T I S T.
Extracting teeth and iunrtlng artificial denturee a
specialty.
OFFICE OVER SWORD‘S CLOTHING Durant“.
SIG-y South Howrah.
M hush...
WINE AND LAGER BEER SALOON.
‘uruur Water and Wachlugton ctrcete. South Nor
walk. (‘otm it!”
(} I‘OCE 1E8.
.lOlN HUTCHINGS.
Formerly Hutchimte a Ferrlu. Ely‘n Block. Main
“er South Nor-folk. Thankful or the poet pat.
routine rccclvcu trom hi: cuuwmern. he bopoa. by
keeping a road aunt-uncut of Groceries to moot
their appro union and occurs a geuoroue abare of
their patrolman in tho futurc. l-tf
b‘lkANK A. TOLI.ES a C0..
haul: in
UltUL‘ln‘ltlES PROVISIONS,
Preserves. Jellies. Canned Fruits. Eu.
OPERA ROUGE ILOCK MAIN ST"
n-y court! uonwaur. 00ml.
VV 1‘. TOLLES.
' Dealer in
Stoves. Tin Ware. Cooking Utensils.
Ila-pa and Ilene matching Geode.
Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron work
"sun Rootln .
‘ R Jobbing of vll kinda promptly
exetuted to order.
tillefldvd to. ,
'i-thASIliNGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
H. M. Gt .l. T. PROWITT,
53:. Dealer: in
Hardware. Cutlery, Paints, Oils,
Gina. Window Shade: Gt Paper Hangings,
No.05 mun srnun’r. NORWALK. CONN
House II Sign Painting executed prcmpg‘lty
GR’EGonv’s POINT
MARINE RAILWAY,
sovru NORWALK, c'r.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS. - 1.000 TONS.
Vanda Bum or Repaired at W: Notice.
Furniture for vcuela. Paint. Olla. Deck Varniah.
oaium. Ship Toola. etc.. eon-tautly on hand for sale.
1“! ouo. l. BILL.
A. b ELLEGK,
Li orwalk.
Dealer in 30088 and STATIONERY.
MONOGI All! «on and camped out
mire-t lulu ca Tuned more.
THOS. F. CROFT.
LANDSCAPE GARDEN“
Amwwmwvmwm
Order! received lhrou h I‘.O. Box“. tick.
CL. or at thi- celee. will promptly attend to.
Iethveneee t
Joint W. mean. Tanytowu. N. Y.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, .1874.
onwautcuu’ ammunlmlfl.
One You- ..... IMOOI Six Month-".0100
advertlaemta vtlli be counted late than one equate.
GROOERIIS.
Theheet phee'lltheclty to buy your Grocerlca
audhcvlalculacnwmdtnet.“
Mr. Conrad Becker’s
Whokee couttantl ‘cu ha
PI“. y mi everything usually
AKULSKI
S. P
3 mmmdxcrwalkaud
vicinity.tlnt helua amedtheeervlceeefalrat-
Manufacturer-oi
0n: saw a . . “fig HUMAN HAIR WORK,
liail‘eolmgt‘e 73:3 Whewinmkeupathieahopallkiudacfwctk
......m... .. us m...»r.::.:m:.r...u m“
one . e . {on
organic $93k Iii-g hair. or will supply hair to order. Ha ha: alao cou-
Om. er. can for each «mum wack' .. . . :80 "a“! ”M ‘m “Hilfi‘ 0'
mama 02:3." .......... . ,r‘ .......... 3.9.9 SWITCHES,
'3‘ One inch epece ecnedtutee a encore: hutno BRA Ins!
(mans, am,
Whichheiaabletoeell allowance-Membe-
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themtluthe can allure-type: «camou-
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Hehualeoltted upaPrivflesaloonfor
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
HAIR DRESSING.
Re occupier the due Item in
E L Y’ S B L O C K.
Formerly occupied aa amnion-4:110 of thebeet
location. in the city. in thcmurof the ladle-'8:-
lccnhchaeadue
Hair Dustin and Shaving: Saloon
our FOR GENT‘LEMEN.
115A D I E s !
If you wish to cconomlae.gcto
M R S. JJUDD’I
- Fox-thou
Pretty Bedlnuolee
1 AND
Polonnlae Patterns
That are deeerllwd ac accuratcl t
trouble in making them up for yoiragggee‘lun 1' .0
For bat-gain: it:
Hats. Ribbons. Feathers cud Flowers, go to
MRS. J UDD’S.
A new lot of low~pricediSCHOOL BATS for the
children
5
J3; $hgmecor and Singer Sewing Machine- for
Do not purchaee a Sen-in Machine until 11 ace
the new Scoot. It in (Wingspan-fact magic all
that one it. 145
OPERA nova}:
BILLIARD HALL
fwAND—
Refreshment Rooms,
N0. 6 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK.
The undenigned. having taken the above room-
aMi thoroughly rcuovated them. reapectfully inform
the ublic that they intend to keep a ant-clan ce-
tahl ehncut. They will keep conaiantly on hand
Imported Wines,
Liquors, Ales,
Layne- neatl W M
The have the heat Billiard Table in the city. and
inten to give pnrtlcnlar attention to this branch of
the ouelncu.
I. 8. PRATT. F. B. III'IISTON.
Proprietor.
H ”wager.
THE UN DERSIGNED.
H. H. WELLMAN.
Ru taken the atore in
Eiy’s Block, South Norwnlk,
Wherehelntendnok ecu-tan cu haudade-
ell-able mutual of cup lly
STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS
fl):—
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one. and «aiderm.
MAIN 81'... SOUTH NORWALK
wt v: (Oppcelte the cm noun.)
w.u.1.avan.t.li.
HARNE s 838.
am tantalum Good- and
5 Make.
Mcln 8%.. ' ' tooth Nerwalk.
ill-m.
The South Net-walk Quadrllle Baud.
mprep‘aredlefenletnutchr
mu wrung. scram
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ELM
Moroccan-mm emu trot-alt.
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Bullish and French mono-la.
all Mct Continue “or all colon
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MAIN and WASHINGTON STREETS.
South Norwalk,
F. F.Stedman & Son,
PROPRIETOBS,
Baboon Itted up in
ELEGANT STYLE
For the Season.
An excellent Stable attached to the Hotel. Car-
mfin‘hmdmce at all hour-.011 appliutlcu at
BILLIARQ ROOM,
With new tables. attached to the how
184!
ISAACi'W. I V ES.
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