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ORWALK, CONN, SATUWiiDAii OCTOBER 1 6, 1886.
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‘ , p \ ‘ 7 f _ 7 , , , W _, - - A ._ . ~ . “litild water. or the lung .mxtult or “"52th “0“808 80 grand and great, men stranded. The idol of todr in a,
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p ‘ . ‘ . ‘ _. ‘ -. ‘ ‘ ‘ .—---_ m. -w- .. .. iouiit its tore. or safe 1 t l t‘ 0 A h IOIIWL A Wt * - ‘ .
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'. if Mum hint-t \I‘Ipuallrer .i._-l..:.. . urea . 1.0. a. .r.. . rm 1! ~ — eons of hope. lessons of olitiice.tinti lime, Augustine “'35 saved by "‘9 [WEN-l" 0‘ B comes in volt. but Will are living. in "i:
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CARPENTER all BUILDER.
l‘liins fiiriii~hml iiiid Rsiiinntt-s uiwn.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly intended to.
Day and Night
During an nettle attack of Bronchitis. n
ceaseless tickling iii the throat. and :in
exhausting. limiting Cough. ltlllli‘l tho
Still‘erer. Sleep is banished. 'nnil great
and pmver. applicable to all our lives. ‘
l stood not long ago. tin-l amid the
sombre shiiiiows of one of these exqtiisit
iiiitiimiiuiayx‘. I watched the receding
tide. ‘ The day itself had llt‘t ll full iii
suggestion its to how :iil things lirlghl
lliltl beautiful leave \ls‘ ill l:i~'l. And now
the >itziilows \vero doepriiing llri‘llllll llli‘.
child.‘ John Angel James [iv a single
prayer. John R. (laugh by an iiit‘ifuliusi.
Oh. how much God has make to depend
upon the tides. Tides taken or twice
tirglt-cted. How much is a summer
Worth—«me summer? How much. a
wet-it hi..- the past. of rich. mellow. and
iiii~piciuiis deiwiiings. of tender atituniC
long ago ‘ov of his bah hoodan
the butter‘ed little boot? the most-:0 if.“
or the picture once his. are more then till
the prizes he has worrin business. Oh.
the ebb trde ! The emptied boy. the
eiiiptzed heart. A
and by. The dearest ones of earth enn‘
nutumn
' , Sh \ \ .~\iin elri‘t‘l. iii-ur Main . . . . . . . . »
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\ ' . muqmml “uh llourseness. :inil Sump- “no.“ u. “m up, n ”H. "mam for u u“, info has been full of tin-s.- h-ssonii of sorrow. and regret int i which we some-
\. \H\\ a \V \‘II ‘ \‘V ’l‘)‘ \vvl‘ J I! R \YVIOVII times L053 0! Vuiu‘. It is liable to lw‘ :‘lll‘fn‘finvf‘l it"; twin ii .- und . dying. Alllu r(i:o;:1u:'_\ raid lovolmess. but have we found times must go. It may be through no lack
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~iiri ti . f liar :i‘t“ll\“l ~liii'lt fl'ulii \\ ii (ii in l: l\\‘ .
“'ork done by the Day or Corp
to i-ongh. tlllll induces refreshing elt‘i‘ll.
\viettl‘ :iml wit-tun izliir)‘ Hf inlitiitv tui-
tin-d, mid fluttered. and smiled. and up.
shadows all ti~ .
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. . _ “ “ "l ‘1 r‘ “1“!“ ‘ ‘1‘ Ht"~‘ learned. all lulled far out, and dis- l’y ‘nd
llgiit of lilt‘ iii lit: wuwn now gone t‘ll-
partial. Take from me the living hope
i,
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Wilson Point.
Fare .90..-. Qpeiits
Fare 40 , Cents
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The “851‘ ASSURTMKNT iii 'l‘U‘VN of
(I e n’ e rat I l I a rd \t' a re.
net‘liiuilrs Tools.
“'lilte Lend. l'ulnlv. ‘
tlilnuid \"liultiw (I‘ll\~'~
A full .\>fltl2l2‘.lt'l‘_'. .if
l‘uiils lniiriiri $5.00; Suit,- to order for Slum llt‘
Yltil!
pitting and t‘li‘unini: nivelv done.
[-2. 'I‘Iltnuts.
AliEN'l‘ FUR Tlll‘:
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford,
NOTARY. PUBLIC,
lw‘e‘l l‘i‘lllt‘ily. \\ illiiti my knowledge. for
chronic lli‘ont-liili. . and :ill lllllL! disoun‘os.
.. M. A. lliist. .\I. ll. South l'urls, Me.
i was nllill'kt‘d. hut winter. with n
severe t‘iilil. \\‘lll\ it grew worse iiiiti
settled on my Lungs. llv lll"lll Sivrziis .
l was l‘t‘illli‘l‘tl :ilti- t tou‘skt'letoii. .‘lv
t‘ungli was itin-xuiit. and l ii't-iiiiiiiitiv
spit liloml. My l \xxii‘iztli ftilii Illl‘ iii
give up ltllilllt‘\<. . would not luv it
inuiitli. Alli-r l;il..ii: \‘nrions rrinmluw‘
\virliout ri-lii-l. l \\.l\‘ tiiizilly
Cured By Using
two bottles of Aur‘n Cherry l‘octorul.
l;.l.-_ low \\‘.‘tlt‘l'. “homing ellllllllt‘r :iiid
li-ingii-g fruit. icllfilil \\‘l|vl -r and nlt'l‘llt'
ll-‘lllS. Rental and \ it‘ltll)". (‘Ulill.i‘.\~
illl‘l «iviith. iii lllt' t’illlll‘h.
Lilo itself is one gti‘lll ilii’i and lit-tr.
The vuysigu \Vt‘ are making. how stint or
it li tn the lltl- s.
.\< l lliiillfilxl of .t tho words of 5 min
triluiii! ru'lur tum! l‘ mini in lllll‘tl:
tut .twi lxy uiirealizml ideals. grown cyni-
cal and harsh. {ruthless :inl cureiens. the
lit‘dl‘l lllll‘tlt tied with iii-thing so much as
the our present conviction that some-
“ how or in sviiiethiiig we missed the
tide. and are ourselves most t i blame.
l‘rwiills liii'tt- l.-‘ {llll‘llI-‘l‘ lesson. It
tuition to lie as a church. If there be "a
li‘l“ in the all iirs of men." so is there in
the lift. of a church. .\ people. mativ of
whom have for years been studiou.~.T of
these hours of high tides and thew suc-
cessions of low water. ought not t i mis-
the uunny mom of childhood. How
soon the gales arose and beat upon no.
How perished. suddenly and without
warning. the bright nnd happy dream.
we had loved to indulge. Repining end
unrest. impatient murmuring and fit-
l'ul lit-v-Vlnlllli’ss take the place of the old
sunshine. and em; where serene j)?
and honest contentment ought to be. ‘
Tie a hard lemon and one that hides
in itslmson; a sharp sting to self love
and pride. when we learn that the noon
of life is passed. that the best is gone.
‘ ‘ ., i. , LIN Ln illlll Knolu, Ito“ .\\ lil.\. i on). l mu “U“. “3 port” .' health. and able m understand me win-ti >1 speak of revival. and that others are bound to have our
(3 ~ ~ "I , i 'l‘uhlv “u“ Pork 0‘ “HINT: resume inisiiit-ss. :lllt:l‘ halving hum) N»... The tit-oil of it. 'llie .10.? of it. And the ‘flacklfi.
, .. ‘ >3. . L];\\» I , Iltlll‘llt‘l‘ll iiii‘iirztiilv_\\’illi (,‘iiiisniiiptuiuc— ““1“! “nimn‘mh‘ l“ ‘t- The “Sink Bt‘RUllf‘ll "011 3118' be 0 woman bl.“
cam: . ‘ .. .k; .g q... m... anlitv. vim“. r... (3.1. ts. 1. Henderson. i\.llll.~il\\ll‘gll, l’ciui. necessity of it in ii city like this. Do to the beautv of a fading shrine ’
JOHN H. SMiri-i,
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4- E 7 i V y 0118? “Pills “I“ U“ S (‘llllh‘ ‘lllil : li‘tl'f‘l I -\\er‘~i L‘li'~rr\~ in“. l? “37 P. in .‘NM ' Viuniuriu breeding, may have but “0‘ ‘0 eruov the!“ ’0!
l1 id 0 7 all]. . ' t3 ltll‘dl unioniu‘mQ....‘1.;...1.i. unit 1* heist: . r. v- I do“; .~ti. forltlitir regular lllllndll' long. The tides mile! 80. By Md by.
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_ Fire and lliirglur Proof Safe.
il'illlt'lllllfi. 'l‘lio physit'un illlt‘lllllll:
lhkutit‘i. lliit )‘ulllelllrly this hum“.
\‘znii into rlutiuii it. 5 Illlt‘ of \\ it have
spring on high.
man or woman. when the last voyage.
'l‘hi- loneliness. that must come, by ,
a?! \ .' .
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. i V ‘ “‘7 {'1‘ \ Him Vi MEliT MJ&RKET “l“ \i.t..iti\ii~~ NEW «unit‘s. Ayer 3 Cherry Pecloral, “M“hlris M fills rm";”Thai-ind“) ”kl sum. “LU“, "“w “3‘ A" our help must 1 ha“? brought \‘Ou number half-hour
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J t.. . p . q .\l Lowest Possible Prices. l‘h‘ll‘flntdh) D"“j?"A3‘?“E°:'I"““"9“‘M“ff' Sllllel’lllli‘. or .‘l inn and wreck. (it‘ll only not the iiierrv songs on board which I itv and the [353 of life This” is on 9!?!)
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of iill kinds.
SL‘l ‘itll.
ui‘iithiifiiTkxx fl? ‘
Attorney-at-Law.
boats painted and lrllllllk‘tlLS-lll in order.
rigging complete.\\‘ork that was pushing.
and impatient of delay. lint you had to
wait. and the little limit which at God‘s
waiting the wind and title. _\s l have
passed tin-so churches of a Thursday
night.l have felt like crying. “Rise 0.
with you shall be balked or hinde . he
takes the shroud. the winding sheet.
and the pull that they may each ploy
Friends will stand round
. . l .33. .. . l.\' tilll-‘AT \'.\ltll«ll‘\'. ietilly for the tides. You have had your Specter than reality. There n stood. protests. Does he fear that his v0 ‘39
Tides of Sovereign and Divine grace. their part.
.‘ .- r .Y ’ ' r ‘ . .
l l \ ( ) l“ P“ "‘1‘ l . t‘or. tum st. and Filirllrill Am. I‘m“! and nut; ll“? l‘i‘ri'té‘lfi‘tllhr‘lfl Killian!- Come hm zesof celestial grace.and blow ihv deathbed and whisper. and watch.
l 3 . - v R ong. am 0 term to i er i‘c it upon these crafts.“ an}! wait and tinall the. doctor shall
r1 60p01‘t. ‘ Onn. thing of life wan nit better than rock. “N \\'t ‘Xt‘t ' ‘ ' ' ‘ y ‘ ‘ ‘
, B d C . . . . ‘ ~ . . .‘ e} e to e\ e.about mam lhm rs. sa as he unclas the wrist in which the
l“r0.~‘lu‘.~‘i \ ogt-ta hlt-s it lay flu and idle in the hay. ' ‘ ° 3 p3
POULTRY
Ni-ii'qiiiliei's. Periodicals, \
’ 'H'l‘.\'l‘l()Nl§l{\'.
llil t'vcrytliin: pertaining to :i tlr>l flit“ meat lll:ll
ki'l :it l’\‘:\.“C\ll:\l\lt‘ prim-s.
. . . . .. , N N \\'e have ilans for this and that. of a tiutterin ulse no [on retina “Thetido
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I Toys - ’ V _. Ill}: '“ "“1“.'“"‘ higher. dot-per. “my"“h t‘d‘llt‘tfi “It“ “Will"! l'llult‘ll home. bl“ “He has had fair winds. a sea that was
Q - 'l‘lll: Anminey and Counsellml at Law cullv. the llllt‘ came in. \oitr boat was “I. take no cup or prize in any race. all sun and splendor. Friends. hopes,
, - lifted; and leaping. and duiiciiiuqts llap- 1.9;“- fif‘.‘sht\\\'l"r50[ bitssing‘htherwhere. confidenceg, opportunities, skill. every-
CONFECTlUNERY, CIGARS, Best F1811, “m... N... “M. 0...... 3...... 1“"8 3‘1"“ "0mm: SW" and “138'.“ Si‘i'm- hunt-social.Sltil’lllml. meetings. ingather- thing that God could give. But he hes
,; . 'l‘lllt ' ‘ ‘ ed like a race horse tend}: ll) go. The mg. haptistns. \Vliat aileth thee. 0 there. an apostale. He was a bullion:
"iii in: reureuplctl Illl‘ old .- p . sor'rii NullWALK. — cons. long. low marshes were tilled. the repul Zion? We want a spirit of consecration. professor poloibly minister. deacon. pro.
“and. 1.“) I0l“~ bl!“'“i I mu lun‘v \\‘.- :ll‘o tirt-lulft‘ii folio it first (‘itlr‘ti ion of \V, 1(VEQ1‘ \‘301 L01,“ giv‘) and unsightly grounds Covered 9“.“ selfdenial. httmhlelless. and love. “.9 minent lavman. 'now ‘ broken d0".
In-tit-r prt-pui-t-il Illllll_(‘\ or to m- ' * k k ‘ J k 9 \ In. “(1:03 I)“ {In inundation had reitciu‘d the highest want power. We want to walk beneath silatlt‘md,-Cuml. blasted hulk, disused
[run to tilt ilen'iniith for gootlsin SLATIN G Tm. y, _ “rm: A“ “mum...“_ points of litirreuurss. giving the ocean‘s nut shadow of the cross. we want a all through, festering to the bone.
In) line. \cw nun-k throughout.
uwriul nut-lulu“ culled to our
liirut- flock of litilu‘ l‘nrfluucm
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\ ~ ‘l H l‘l:~ Il'l‘lli'l‘Y AC. \lNS'l‘ FIRE.
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I
IIII':.\‘|‘ l'lllJl‘V linu- uliii: . in
mtnr li‘ ljfl‘ ln~iir:iiwi~. all“
in.» unit-ml illll if)lll;: for loss of tinn-
l\~l ill. your Llfl; :il‘iiiriizli; giriilct'lliili In )uur
l 1*. 3 l iii-i of lllllilll lroin any muse. '
vat-rm- ro~ ,
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with .> it“: \C'.i.-ti‘iii:tuii 51.. So. Somalia. (‘t.
:\‘.--» Ilt|\'\l". nlid “EAL ESTITI‘: Ant.
m i I' .\ tn' [‘1’ unta- l Armin“ limo-menu lalu‘ll.‘
In HA 8 th‘IJ Mill l l' TICKETS for stile iitiil
III: \ l"l‘~. for one l‘niiiiil and upwiirilv.
“US l;\ “lull-ill“ in all parts of Europe. llllll
It} I I.Illl.\ I) 111‘ k I‘l'l‘i‘tu xiii luiiiilr \Vt-N and
5.. 3:. \«J l‘;t.iisi.i;il..‘t lLii'iutlti, .
(r. n. 1)ot(l.YN, ‘
BAKER AND CUNFECTIONER
2‘: 31M“ Street. l 5-1 “:iulilugton Sh,
Nurtunh. ‘ Sn. Norwulk.
CHOICE CONlECTlONERY
ML)? IT (iWS HANl‘YAC‘Tl'ItK. A in EC l.\l.1‘\’.
Ice Cream, Charlotte
do Russe.-£tc.. Etc..
Nu.
in. \‘llllt'l‘ “A860“. EAST lh‘NGOR. or
l‘l‘INAluiYE SLATE
15' cells per foot and inward.
l'uriiva Wishing Slate tooling should cull on iii
a:
lli‘l'iil‘i‘ i‘niilriicllii: i-l-eivlirrt‘.
A. BACH‘GL Co.
quei st. fool of llaviiund South Norwiilk.
Old "Stafid
“IX..—
Finest Oysters,
To be litid in the countrme sure and art tin-tn of
CHAS. n. REMSON,
44 MAIN STREET.
SOI'TH NORWA LK, CT.
"HENRY TILLY.
CARRIAGE Milllllll.
OLD HANDS!
“:IVlllg iiirchnsed the business of A. B. Coley. 1
will he glut to St‘t‘ all friends at the old stupid—the
IRISS'I‘ 1‘1 {X i Q Ii Ifl'l‘
In the cllymwliicli I Will k\‘1'll stocked as usual with
lilt' Heel 0
Meals and lilllllflll es
lrliUI'P S
0! iill klnds In their moon alwnyn an nuid.
LEROY ADAMS.
1'05 it
BLMlllBllllllS
TO ORDER.
BEPA IRINE}
GEXEltAL BLACKSMITHING.
This is the mason in which to prepare for winter
and it is better to get ready for rough trawl limb to
wait until the busy winter season .
“'ork of all kinds pertaining to carriage making
and general blacksmithiug promptly attended to.
Wagons of all kinds made to order.
Wiigons for sale.
Henry Tilly.
glint STREET.
JollN n. reruns,
(‘or. West. Avenue and ltiitler Street,
xoinvALK. coma.
Ufllc lloum—l‘niil 9 run: from i o 3. and 7 to
S p.in.: Sniidnys— 2 to 4 pin.
If n“
E’Conitnmiicatlon by telephone.
«‘2. F. nov'l‘wm.t..
D E N '1‘ I S '1‘,
LAUDER‘S BLOCK,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Ottlce hours 3 to 11 3:12:30 to ll. .8? 3m
[Flirtiidcnt‘r lliivilaiid slrwl.
Rellahfe Work at Reasonable Prices.
ALEX. S. GIBSON,
Organist of the First Congregational Chumh,\\‘utor
bury. Teacher of
I‘ iiiiioi'ort, Organ and Musical
Composition.
. 21:,- Lock Box 39 P. 0.. NORWALK. CONN.
' ’W snout is. PLACE.
‘. f Lt M. E. Church. South Not-ivllk.
Organi‘to ‘ Teacher for the
Voice (Vocal Culture and Singingl
ALSO PIANO AND ORGAN.
LESSONS GIVEN lN llAthlONY AND
CUMPOSlTlON.
particulars. address
. EDGAR S. PLACE.
Box 495 South Norwalk. Ct.
\V. II. MEBKEB,
For terms and other
758 tf
kiss again to that it had left so recently
as though it might never come back.
And this was your opportunity. you im-
proved it. To you it might not have
come as something very great and gran i.
But an opportunity of nature is al-
ways greater than we appreciate. God
Almighty does things upon such a
magnificent scale.
It. is a well demonstrated fact of sci-
ence that every square inch of water iii
the Atlantic ocean is moved with these
tides.
The loudest. wildest storm that ever
swept its bosom never moved it as these
slow but mighty tides. The wind only
disturbs the surface. When God wizhes
to draw this universe of water back to
us. he hitches the sun and moon to it.
and they in turn. moved or attracted by
what other bodies we cannot tell. lift.
the infinite body of the great deep from
shore to shore. It teaches us that all na-
ture acts when any part. is active. This
world is only a part of a great whole. iii-
finitely complicated yet liarmoniousmnd
acting together under the law and wis-
dom of a great and blessed providence.
Thinking of this. I said to myself.
“What Omnipotence then in .little
things !" The flowing tide at my feet,
or underneath my boat. puts me in
communication with the whole system
above me._ Riding upon the rising bil-
lows I have the moon harnessed for my
courser. and what fleets of stars. what
other agencies of light, and power, and
glory 1 cannot guess. ~
Has it ever occurred toyou that the
spirit of christian union. we want more.
genuine conviction. moral earnestnew.
profound and L‘hrLt like devotion to the
Master‘s service. yea . something of Paul‘s
deathless and tremendous zeal for the
salvation of our own brethren.
And it must come from above. It
must he a revival that touches heaven
as well as earth. Your boat is depend-
ent upon the tide. You cannot launch
it at low water; and even so. we need
the early and the latter rain. the rising
tide of salvation that comes from God,
ere we can more from these and moor-
ings. *
The stream will rise no higher than
the fountain. It remains with us. what
shall be the moral and spiritual destiny
of this community.
Thus. I have become impetuous about
our responsibility. God has signally
favored us with an audience filling this
place night after night. How many.
young men. grand young men. I love
them, though I do not know them.
How earnest. how respectful. how nohly
attentive. It has frightened me. 1306
their faces when I sleep. I cry out
“Oh. that it were with me asin days
gone by. when the candle of the Lord
shone round about me.” “limit, as in
the old Mission Church, in Dayton. I
saw the power of Christ displayed, nnd
felt that power in my own soul. I see
again the youthful faces, the nuns
men and m: young womanb the:
have been gathered here to listen to my
poor story of the love of the Redeemer;
earnest faces, bright faces, anxious
He did not take the tide, the craft rote
ted on shore. he loitered in the buy. until
death took him to the gulf stream. He
might have been a mighty mn_for God,
the universe was his. the sky his home.
Jesus Christ his friend, God his ever
lasting light and portion, but he is n
wreck. the tide is out. far out."
Thus 1 have prenchal you the propel
of the tides.
Friend. now is our salvation neuter
than when we believed. The night is
far spent for some of us. The do: is nt
hand. Let the sun hasten in his cont-e.
Some of us are almost at meridian. and
some go down the western slog. The
biggest fight done. biggest tron a over,
the hardest storm noted. out! the
gates of the morning not far away.
It is high time to “rake out 0 sleep.
Talk of the Anchor-fa over-due. eighteen
days late. Some of you are yam
God, thy God hath wnited for thee. Lov-
ed ones are waiting and for
thee. The hogI apirityet waiting, wilt
than not, 0 urch of the Redeemer,
spread thy sails today i
This dmmful indi erenoe makes reli-
gion a sham. The lulled, the stu ' ed.
the drugged church of Christ, In rio-
ligion n sham. We oak men to flee from,
a storm of gathering wrath. for which
we make no preparation. To avoid aim
which we troninemid to fly from pan-
ishmentw ichaeeuutohnve no tenor
for us. We give God only tho chess
rindnnd apple puringnotonrllvel'. The
mere-at excuse come: between no and the
liol covenant we have undo.
vt'iixuinzti A‘l' nlltlltT nutter" 7991f . , _ . . . . God
' childhood God gives to men is the high faces, and it seemed to me the high tlde f d this wron . I have the 002%
‘ A crioive Orders for Blank Books of ' “0'6“” and Rem“ Dealer in an undue! P [aet'ca' P I u Mber' tide of happiness 8'36 good? Yes; end of OKPOttuuiiy. more out more its: my own heumliat the
. ’ sieving and Gas Fitter. Facilities for Cutting and there are men in this house so greedy of I now the darkest timea, the most 9°“ was “8‘“: ,
. ' l all kinds promptly filled at the Thumdxnglmn Pii‘efwmléwblnchce- nothing as_of childhood. “Give me mm "1.19, the wet-Wham”; and en. a. l a ‘
' ' ‘ 54 Main Street Ely’s Building b‘-°“ my “'P"dh°°di" "'05 "1° Old. mam gulfinu temptations hue not wine w immmm'“ ‘ ‘
‘ “and I Will ask no more.“ “Give me them. wonder if they hove had rn mmmmmm
A ’ 6n I19 03. . 90““! NOMW- Ch “9‘" 5301‘ “’5'. 0.1114130011313838 the abandoned mothers like mine. father! who loved Bum wayward."
. ' pure ~ , Brick. Lime. Cement, It CURRAV wretch. 1n yqnder City, condemned to them as that old saint and oouquemr.my The flood- and the tideu have m a,
’ ' "05'“; a ‘ * ° to expiate his black crime noon the rather, loved me. Wonder what home their voice. Inallyoutouethe {m-
We have special arrange-
Blue Stone. Etc.
scaffold, “and ’tis all I‘ll ask." Oli,child-
welcomes them at night. or if any
trinity that remains. The dove mt!
1019. o REASI,
_ ' , and the
BEST
hood was high tide. that is all.
Doctor Joseph Parker, speaking of his
childhood. says; “It was a. youth, cloud.
less and radiant. A passion. a living
picture with joy quiverin and throbbin
through all its colorq in in; them -
pitate with life. A hand upon a lock
gracious christinu home gives them in
benediction: as they go to their tanks at
mom. I know the triald that mint
come, the worms they must encounter.
the dangers that wil throng them. I
know the great. heart-hunger they must
some day feel.
Hat Block Makers,
GENERAL WOODWORKERS.
Bald. Scroll and Buzz . Sawing.
WATEIGS’P“ SOUTH NORWALK. 7283-
shorter, theknvesfnllfuter, the p.-
is withered, the flowers m'gone. the
birdahnvedepnrtethevrlnterhm
nudtheharveltilput. layGodhlp
usintheoelutdnn, wannabe-n.
with pro and
crying. tflooth cautioned ' ,
merits whereby we can do any-
thing in' the Blank Book Line
to the best advantage, and on
Lehlgh, Lackawanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Goals.
All or our own mnnufnctute. n! wholunle and re-
tail. v
.
germanium at.d.l7;tt\'als lul‘tpllt‘ll‘lll quantities
easdy turned, and the door opening upon
the
in a ill-«mi dirt-mint. ~ , “lamented. mom-yum. _ Brethren. friends, help in this work. ions grace my fill mm
. t . . - EB Nil: “whee-Pml-hxfiUm-M en fields and tut-es, wherein were Let God a; ‘ ‘ , on "k “I
in: it): :33: .B '40th MOST FAVGBA LB. TERMS Aflfilll llli RUBB PAI _ GflLD E“E“u&m32a“wfi' wfi :‘mhmfioblugin?wgth lo‘ve‘lii‘leios “o: by hui: my“; P21- .mmglelxlkyifi £13.: filim‘g‘?zghmnmhhn ”was“. i
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133. Joan HOLLANJI. GOLDEN nos ahnllatreeta. Branch atStil-on mmmduflflhm win-v. erly and not: with theperrnmeot glen Linemllstea' , I implore you to a pa- evon hum“, a, “h“. u!
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