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THE SEN' ‘1 NE L. REV.’DR.V'1‘AI.MAGE.
THE uncounvs DIVINE‘S sun‘-
but srziuiux.
SUI‘TH 'NiiltWALK. .\"¥;_.t'sT 7.
Subject: “ Etiiployiiien'ts of Heaven.
»
TEXT’ “Non-if pump to pais- in the Hair
“Vb {whiz in the fourth mouth. in the fifth
(in), «tithe “(unlit u..- {was among) the milk
tirw ".‘I the rtt‘w‘ ', (‘io-‘ntr. that the heavens
"5"” “I""it‘d "A I‘IIi-kii-l i.. 1.
Ezekiel. with others. but l-‘en expatriated.
and \‘hllt‘dll foreign slavery \v~is st'iiidiiigon
mu wt POINT.
. .. ml lli’lli 2. . (lair. :l“‘,l_\' thirst,
iJ l\' .l 'i - 1-; v" 2""! t“.".
cl ‘
.\
' “gilwut it tlitvttli‘tit'i limitation he ti
Overwhelmed with his own music. he was
carried opt in his chair. and as he came to
the door 8 Spl‘fl‘ld his hand toward the or~
cliestra as in benediction. -
Haydn was right. when he waved his hand
toward Heaven and said: “It comes from
there."
\Iiisie was born in heaven and it will ever
‘ its highest throiieiii heaven: and I want:
yt i' to understand that our departed friends.
who were pitssioiiatelv fond of music here. are
now at the headquarteis of hariiioiiv. ' l
tli.nk that the. grand old church tunes‘thnt
died when your grandfathers died have gone
with them to heaven.
Again. I remark tlilit those of our departed
(‘hrzstiaii friends- who iii this world had verv
st run; iiiilitai‘y s lll‘ll tll‘t‘ now in armies mt»;-
tial and out on doodles‘s battle. There are
\\ ‘ . ..n~ link-‘1'“ lit 1‘ ' the bunk; of the royal canal \xliich he and llllll‘lm‘l‘ ".f 1““ ‘1“ hm“ “flak“- I‘ll“? PM“
ll . :t 1-.) oh ‘: ll f t.. '. 5 . ,f, other sorts had been emi'deiniiisi to dig by the 11*" llt‘ll‘ lt- bt‘F belong to regiments m
. ' ‘ ~ ,7 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ~-r»l.‘r ..3 31-bit ‘lléilllu‘ .ar- *lllts rovu ~~;iii:il. Elm" ‘3’ l‘t‘m‘e. 1 hcv cannot hear a drum or
, ll‘. lll’ tc\t. i':ll"‘tl the ruer of t‘liebnt‘; ll)“. Elf" “"ll'm‘ ‘TYlvllg to keep stepto the music~
'l" u i too is the ‘ heal; , tilii‘ti .~-.is i-vile had \‘isinris of llauvrtlf h“ l “my ml“ l‘hrlsnl‘“.“‘ and l‘vhpuuw-‘h tight they
I' 1;. x e. in EL... 3 1. p“ “ .. .i mt k1“ ‘. __ ’ «l-wsl it is :iltiiost.iil\\:i_\'s so that thebt‘iglttest : “$133.9" “‘3‘ Ill-ll“ 51““ 30“ “'lh‘ll thes‘. mll‘
I _ I ‘ _ ~ . » - l ‘ Nuns ”f heaven can“. n.“ m ‘1'”.‘11 “1“. are 1 iii istiiiii trieiidswlio liad natural and pow—
], . . / l “n mumm‘m topuit ”mp T”... but to ,0"... t‘l‘ll‘tl military spiriteiiterml Heaven. they oii~
It 5.1 pi! i. , .lt-lin on -lrso‘:tte I'utlllH‘. or to some Paul in lt‘l‘j‘d "l" l‘t‘lt*l!€ll “1‘11“-
_h ‘V‘ n H "1»; -. Mm” ”in” «hinge m. a. h, ml“. Ezekiel 'llie door of llt‘tlYi‘ll hardly opens but you
t . ‘ X' _ ‘lrsl; “1;“: on n... i .k. ..f 1. .mo‘“ 1... has 1....“ limii‘ :i utilitary 1it‘lllflllfh‘filldll. David cried
. l t...“ mtg-.1 h. . V,“ m n... “WU->3 mu“. out: ‘ “llie elxnriots ot Hod iiie twenty tlioii~
bi .k‘...‘ to m..;,. “h...” sorrow has bun- sand. ‘ Eushn saw the mountains tilled with
. _. . celestial cavalry . St. John said: “The
‘ *‘ . '1‘}... h.“ 1.- i-.-y\' tul‘t' ~".lar to owe u< mu . :ii‘riiies which i e in lieaviii foiloxvi-d him on
to i \ ‘ I“ l 0‘v:i 't titiiu «if tho\ ll‘ulll lt was in the ilill" l \Vllllrblll‘l‘fi‘s‘.“ X"“' “1"“ ”“50 1"“) lmd
.I i y . .. -...m-_ and m m.- t'otirili iieoii'li. :l‘l'l in i the iiiilituiy spirit on earth sanctified ciiterel
i g “‘ 1‘ l“ 1 l -, mm ‘1‘. “f “1...”...ph 5., )‘Wit 1,“... [Nil glory. I suppose they right away enlisted
‘\ i . . his ..; v-zirtii you \llJll iii-\er towel. \ nu Ill ‘ N‘tnc ii‘tiveiily vaiiipnigii. 1h...-
‘ “ ‘ _‘_ « i‘i-iio-iiil-er tlu- \v:ir,vnii l‘t‘ltt-‘llilN‘I‘ the ltirllllll. : ‘1‘¥”“““r“‘l rnght ““7".“ “‘1‘?" mil"
3.. l . , X. . - i . ”mum“... “h, ‘1...“ M... ,-..;.....,.‘-.,..~ the needs be iii llt':l\t‘ll soldieis with a
i . .' 1' . \\‘li\’ iiiriv llt-l‘ we but: smile sii“li \“l it‘ll," *l’ll'lL There 4"“ 13‘1“” I‘i‘ri‘d"
. I . I . this tll‘l‘lllll;. cititl i! be iii the ‘lVlll 13)" “'1‘le ll!" Kills: ”Views the “Hill“.
. i< . l- i \\ Mum...” .l-iv M. tin- ”...mi. - 3 there lllll‘I tw :ii‘tiiwt escort sent mil to briii;
. . t i ' ‘, . . :tip from eiirth to lletiveiitlivise who “ere
l ‘ r \, ' Ill-I‘t‘ than can [ll-'i‘«\l\. There iiziist by
‘ .' ' f 4.. . ems-ides four lit-m; titted out tor sun -
«it t... l s vl"lllilltllllw battles. iiiwi lluss. ;;
i l. l . :lvss. tai l. . .\ii_;els nfevil to be it it
‘ ._ x ..'v . ‘ pd ..\ at uni I itultt bar-k. Hiker reb- .
' > ‘ .. I V X ' \\ ‘ri-ls in l.» v'iil‘:~lll\*l‘r*‘l. “Willis to be ':.
v. ‘ l! l ‘ll. ‘ “drills to lvx savnl. \l'ur '
. < ~-~ii~~ltsli-~-l. \‘ orllls to be sun‘s.
. ., 1.. b.- llnlslwl
2‘ .~ ..iti our own v orLl ilzere are l 3i!—
fltt :iittl :igaiiis' ill" \\ l‘ ' “in ie
, . I» u. iiixist l. \‘t- the llt‘.i\i‘tli} ll‘ l.t:ii _ That
l . I ' i Izs \\‘a:;i! '1.“ ps \is l ‘liristta - r ~ - r: s -li:i vi
, . . _\ ‘l 1. So two -w iii ‘ll . 7w :iriixy bi~l
.\ ‘ , , : lt‘i s . lll?l'l\ :t‘v\_'—
.‘y . ‘ x .~ ’ j . rig. i‘i‘v“\t‘~ «,1. at so-
y ‘ i:.ii~i\ is-l- ml pimt. ‘ ’.«It'_s\<-s :illl \n! “t‘
l“ .. .4.” -«‘_I ‘_\.llli 'iii>l~~-\tii.i;i-~-‘:s lu- ‘.~\\l\tt‘\\i\
\ ' .g \ A tv W‘ . '. .m » ..... ii at Iitfi‘fl‘dllhl's .i: --\ il ll!
‘ .. . 3 ' . . . 1 how...“ lllllllil'I r t.i.’i‘,i the ;i'
‘ f “‘ ‘. 5‘ ‘ l‘ 1' .ovixvz‘sinu. It i‘ = ’
- l st .“ ‘ i< . ill -':li\‘ it I‘ l'i'ttlllil.
‘ 3 ‘1 \\ . ‘ H. -..t \\ v.1.) :.'. llt°l'.!.~.'l .
l i. | AR ‘ \ .\. ‘ .u! : iiiiid :is l lune til the army In the llil‘.
.‘ ‘ . .iiil\ in :i slittl iii s'il t 1b“ ‘ Kb “"‘l ‘3‘ “‘3" “5"“ that ““‘ "H." *“ ”Fl“
‘l- ‘ In my” .to. to .l. 1.1-» “in: are “I“ m.
I s; y . ‘i' \niti xlt-pnrtwl fi iviz-ls in l“ I‘M“!
': my 1 V “Hi 1>- 3‘02 \\~ \‘- i; are t-2 yil‘il‘fli‘i 1 mi . ‘ owlt'vile‘g;u;1t.‘1.1.t.oh“udiyuuii‘
.l,.. i 'l '2. . i".l‘l .u... .. it; i :i l~l:l1li~‘tl‘. liY .n (in! ill“ bit: ln- 1. .q‘ [‘hr;\}!“n
“ ‘ _. ...?_.. ._ J...‘ g h. mono In tic “:iri. 1" “ho on «with t llglll “oh tlwshlv
. . . Huh. 1}.“ “.(W‘m... «l q“: no“ ”lll.~;x\"\u -‘l?‘itl. and non lt‘l\lli_' gone up on high are
»_ 7‘ 1 who a i thwir best iiwiioiits tlinv ilrlolze'irtli. ‘f‘mm ' ~l“\\ll b" lllllsol llvuh‘ll “‘1‘le 1“
I l ‘l s.~-. .isnii that -. lll‘l‘ \l rte iwverstiiitfur "l ‘3‘: ll!" ll1\t~1"3 w \Fiii'lvl’ 19W," “3'“
' l l lutien is lq\.‘;|l|\\‘ ‘bm lil iii-t \lilll‘l ll if "0‘3““: ""H 11; l‘l‘l .\“i H ‘1 lb“? ”3“!“
7, tl» .-- it‘ it sir- .‘xt itii‘it uiit t -l«12li-‘ 'l‘ ”3“." -““‘l‘2 l‘.‘
\~ . . . WV“: p‘uve ‘ ..,.. 1.... l I‘ll .1... ' lint \\ii:i' are our iii: .i‘ill ’.ll friends to
l . :l‘l' yarn l» in thy~ tl"\? \\ \l itl‘ \ l‘lttlvl their jov
‘: i 7‘ ‘ .. ‘ ‘ 1.... “.- “w.” mi t. ":l ll..!l'. .ll mull 'i s, Tin-re was
t ‘l' u‘ “ l-I ”3"“! “ll .‘ i“ ‘ . | n. \t t l;t‘i\l!tlil~ ‘ii ~z'r‘ ;- . \L’lvi. tiiwii in In: mil t‘:.iii iii .loliii
) ‘v H" " 3 _ :55. I'li ., tm: H Y ‘2! They were as ixsstsiiuirne‘v twinl of
'l” v r b l~ l‘l‘t‘ll .‘l sl’ T of $3“) iii Yli!’ “v ‘ \\ ll‘l tn llv'dl' it til. the tune " illlllfll Mutt 's :ls l‘lato. “ho \\'l‘\|l\‘ over his
I . H; l. ”H :7 r m m Amway l“lr' ll'!\ -t‘l‘.li.'.‘\ -. p lt xii-4hr lw uti swine great l' ‘3‘” i A" :1 . ”hr -‘ 'vl' livre .who is not it ‘7
ll . l ‘i t’. I‘ ‘ \‘ w ‘t‘-l gl‘ t‘ .\._ ~‘. “.3. «~ , is 'l‘. it i\.-iil.l ll‘v pussiluv wiiitwt‘tztbtv- t . ‘1” “m“ ‘ ‘ll‘l‘. u: ‘IH . \‘1 but are lit v
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4.7:. . 3.3“ y. ;.‘,.:r»\v . _ J .1” ,.q...,- “.tm.‘ “o : ii.:i es ilwi's llllllltlc‘. \ll‘tillli'i‘s iiitiiiite.
t h ’ 3‘ lug.” ‘ i ,- xx” . _ “f “n.0,... gr... ‘ctL. liJill‘Il‘ ;:i:i:iit~- 'l .. dilatir llr. l‘ii-k
l 7 . ‘1 . . “my“. ‘lu‘g “m m .,;. \t.l bv- re: l\ thought :hat the l‘t‘tli‘t‘llii‘l iii
-. ._ * ....;.c he... to 1.. m. llwtuvli ‘l ! suite of lllill‘lllllt‘ with the
.m ”f nun..." \‘..;= huh-W bran :ll"\ of in it ll"!ll'tll ‘s‘
}.A _ 'lf
! , *‘\\ c'l‘.
2 'i\ ‘i‘t‘:::\i lt‘l
h'. .\ l. n: Y. s‘ou p ll than is :l 1;:
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l 1 ML!”
-t lim 1
r ml‘l } it“ tit-J
1: the llr‘l"
inn l t‘. nits .ii the \\ itl'u‘!‘ sky.
Witt) \ ii ‘\\!I to.
[t‘ .‘m. t‘UH‘t-W‘.
i ennui by
’s‘ 2“ new. Amy.“ stslil \lilalred to;
fl1.ii.;ll3l)l‘l|l :zztl wlit-ii tlin- Q'uiie \vsitl ~
.«niy ii.ilt' our “No." tepliul Amy; “I
\V'lut 9.: go the \ylioh- hog." “Anili-
lw,“ prowstul lli’tliul. "that is repro'“
lit “‘28,. .. in: \ w. .bou‘d ~ iy. ‘imwrsr
' l'-_\' ho l, i ll div l‘tti roiiiplttely ‘ at. an t tb'i-v ll:\\\‘ ‘sveiivi‘ :ii-previ.itioi\of toe
.‘\li~i‘é~lvtl. ntlsl .issisieliii “viii: ~:i\v-. "‘“mllm “”il ”M "m” "m“! “"3”" 2
: . . .. .,.‘ l r. .. s‘ . ,v '1 ll} 1 ltmn . \\ll~‘l'~* Illi“ «iiii-wts illl'l tlu- l‘:\lll.~\\\\s
_\ l1 \\ut.i.i.i s n . , . t . .l\ .iilS‘E m.“ the ‘31 u: 1”... . .1..\ “I . “7......“
'\‘ ”lit-.ue ! "Al “1" I ‘ll‘llll .\i-~ \ ”It s ~ . 'llltl‘t‘. s !~‘sll‘\}i-\\i‘lll.‘\l luk’rltlsv
.k': m )w. t'niiul s“ :ni. l'i-t tltl‘h" First . the under drops “1‘ ease} and the sfiiptut‘ i
H .w \oipl;.—”l . “‘3‘: Audio! fd. lust-ii w! and the eiigyiiyloi; his kiiite that
* .i, . . .7 . _ t ‘ Illi‘l'i‘lw‘t‘ trit lus‘e. \\ ix i to \\‘fl\\‘ll':\ ii;
i“ 1“ 'flll- lt‘r‘ . AN" 4 “AT“ hr." “mi and llll-‘ll\lt\ll\.: tor for“ or titty \oars, is
I \- llll- »t {or limp 111”“.r¢".\‘ llie‘k'g ‘
l.t w ‘s \ Lu- Ml tlt‘il of {will tor «‘05.;
i 9...; .v. o. ‘.Il the rema'l. :ittrihiitt-«l to a
l‘ .“l ' t . .i-i \‘r.in..m.:x “v in» trike}:
tr-w- etll‘ of ilr‘ lku‘lillll: new law .
\\ .iii lbt‘rilll'l‘llfl" \ -;ait:v was lilal‘
.' :n {it} lots, il‘l‘ ili‘ tr-wli it ill: in..
\\ in he ll'l‘lltlt‘l ll‘l‘ll" be his Liskul
o. l.- 'tlnlllfllli of it. 1:. l lit" :lll\\\4t‘?‘t‘\l.;
lg-i uni lim- by urri b} 3-.’I~ir;7‘vrii§
1,7 1:18 , i
t‘ me" ll l'i! l‘l ’li u- b - ir of .- e o.
1:,‘1t‘lt . ‘uziel‘ \. u sh in“. ‘
Mill 3.. : ~.u!ll-".ll ii; tr- no 1- pp.
\' xiii \w . l: 1. v v v.
"Liki n 't‘ :\ i\ we . .. .
hog. . ;l.ii\.t\ . tit litila~lxvrt H L
\‘wul but the piny 't at some ll u u. l'
i
Vet-ti ~ v ‘tqqq. ‘
Keg-r .1. iii ..
ll.‘ o is 3? «one. profun; your vl R o l
_A si‘riJ ilisllh‘\\ unit it h L h k
- .w— "s.-. l
l
‘l’ n o t'un boy stories. .
Among pm the frontier
. ple loin: l!l
towns in the \\'c~icrn States. the stories l
of the «lrmis i-i mm lmvs are lllllillllt'l‘llltiEF'i
till they mostly lt‘Iltl to show their I
l-i tic-n and ltwltillly in gl-M‘Ji: Colony;
That “1.. .i tumb ‘y \slio. when on the E’
r«»..i liniite lrwiii :i “inut‘lxiiig‘ with 113'
t Einin,‘ ‘m-l ”“1‘: \\\ 2e ‘Iull'shi'vl by “‘ol\‘i‘~t, l
'l‘..ry l bu t-ly tiiiivl : ii lt- iiizo :ls‘llldll’
slr ii \\‘ltli'll \V‘lS usvd -
.i' lllr' ll Ml. ' l :\ lrzz.
55 2i « .lllli‘ t‘r
i;po.t llirlll,
tli‘
Au»! llit‘M the t owboy saw;
! more \\;is .‘i it‘lli‘ ttl tli" \l-mr. large?
l‘illrilflll to :uliii.t :iiutipil‘ of lit‘i‘i'e beasts
i
3i
tint \vtrr lllr‘llll! tor tlirir liioo
4v t‘. tl
i
lli~ pmu‘. .ti the lll‘d‘l u-‘zrear
tiitwiigh the opening. and thctii u vn ,
llis hll' e~ :iznl lv‘ioeked the bin-ken [Iltllt‘l
w.tli li . - ll' st. lio'vliiig it there until (“Gk
w~xlve~_tin~d oi waitingseufld other vic-
tiiiis‘ Tll'll u as ii cowboy oh i iiiiravulous-
it s-tird the iifr Ufa little t bill that was;
31‘ l:~ill'_' on tlw prairio “‘1‘? its father‘s‘
run it its! >l‘ t‘iv- :h‘dl herd of cattle was
llv'lii: llrlH'll limlloiit: into the stock
yap . She. pretty iiitim'riit, ull ignorant
0! tlir tcrrildr tli‘atli that seemed lttlnlk
iii-ii: to the lt‘rt‘lllvtl mother who stood
wnti'hing tlieutirouiiiiu herd. was t uiet-
1y. pirkiti;r prairie-lioness, and holding ‘
them out. (li‘llL‘lIIt‘ l‘y. trying to entice .
herniotlwr in join her. Suddenly n cow~ '
boy-perveivi-d liertluiiger; mayor hoediiig _
iliepcm-ibility of his own destruction. he i
gave a Wild whoop. and. .ot raceborse §
.pf‘cd. headed off the herd. jllil stomping :
in his sad “c as he passed the child to .
lift her up in his arms and carry her to l
l
t
t
l
1
her tiiotht‘i‘. who stood in s stupor of {ear l of mm...
wziirhiiig the great herd. trampling an
. . , . . y . . 1 .
roaring ox er tlu \trv spot “hi re lien or g ml trumpets and re
ling had a moment before been playing.
m Time.
W
Trout Struck by Lightning.
3 instant; of trout in}the water'be~
ing struck and killed by lightning was
witnessed at the-South Side Club during I
one of the severe storm: early this week, ‘
earn the NowYorka'l and Erm, The
thunder-bolt struck one o! the breeding
nds ond killed fourteen finotrout. This
mover] nnmcnmencg‘md lament
the tilde-to! this city
mot turd W
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t .
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l
; riit.re‘t) oblitvrutml'
i toiti.
"iigc. \ylu ll the wolves were: ‘
‘ L‘lii‘isti:iii friends who
-soiilsm Heaven who know
». “illd Hundre l.“
l You ask me: “Do the
.
Q!
i
must“! mow
.. :t... it
July
ii : .\~i‘-.
l‘e
H“
Ill‘l? \\ t\‘
lain not go is; t -~j~e ii. it - l't i-‘gai‘zl i“Ili!‘
him. not 1d ixi‘ l t. l\\ .ll \.l;\l‘lt‘ lips
\{ irf-i'i- - .‘Illil >lvwl¥l lzui :i’rl i‘xl'litlntll
swasu I. lt’ il,;i', iii lion "ll “a nil: impist
: d tl'erviet iiur: ei~~b \'Illil‘..‘l\ we are iiuw
did} in 1.7. kl in use. that thorn “ill b‘ at
.is it: it:\ \li’II‘I‘t'llI e‘
. i.il \\*‘l‘l'l :is there
no
u‘
i . .
m.“
t’i‘rist ‘s in la- the ..:"«:i‘. inio. tl.o
“my toe; trip: up t: v .‘i'eat \\«\i‘~li p
-:i\e -,lri! will that ii- »...li.«riiploviiieiit
lll-‘l‘t‘ than l-\i‘\‘ on v‘ttill gutvi‘iiul
tilul. tt'utervu? u tiringal low .i‘ o'niiearthly'
«\e Lint! toil
o'ir deport-nit ll"l"I an tri~ ii ;. “lid on ~“ll‘lll
l‘oiind ur‘a: no. pl llw‘llit‘ .‘tll\ urn Iiu\\ in
illll‘g‘ill: llh‘lt‘ tastes in the . l‘llt -.l Ti‘i‘llU‘l “ti
'0qu tlr-y in l their -
ignores and st in. ll). :w
tie iiiiri lh't'ltlilil‘il swine ' “~I“:;...‘ru,-g laws wt l:,:ht uni! \l‘iJ e :illl lillleN‘lhi‘
t . W. V ll.i\e v-ui :iiiv i-‘ei thi' llul: ‘t'llll'tl‘i‘flf
7‘ 7‘ . - . ‘ in: . ltx at ii :itli \nx'layis-sl iiiil iwrisliml'
~ ll'“ "1‘“ \J‘tlll ”H": \‘l ib‘ltioriiltlt’w‘l‘ .'\\ by w obi-n tlieie‘is iii~re to? Ill“ll to loot».
These :ti‘tists. or these
friends of art. on earth Wirkol iii i‘\:lt‘\L\
t‘. ti‘t‘lltl and “Hit imperfect lira '-
t'rziil lillllil Now they li:i\o mirt’. ~ ’1 t;
trio larger liberties aid iiito \\t» v‘r .
fem-ii e 'l‘luw arv :it their oil in- i.~ ss \‘x‘t.
loit “illi-dl! tlie l:\l‘:‘.i<‘\. \\lllt\\lll thl illlllltl'
ti-uis. without the Linilratiees ut iheterres
trial ‘Ill-liil
lhiiibael would now iiiipi‘ovo npoii his It: i.
terpieve of Marluiel the Archangvl iiov,
that he has seen lillll.t\ll\lt‘\\|lltl improve tipwti
llls inasterpio e of the lloly Faiiiilv lbl“ that
he has visited ”W!" Michael .\ii;elo eoiiltl
\mttor presniittlio Lust \lllil;tlll‘lll after liclius ‘
smut its flush and llt‘dl'l ili ~ t‘itiulilin: twitter
mg ruins of its thunder
liei'e.:rricel‘ifi lines here. lmwert‘ul t'litiit‘os-
«am» here. but I am persuaded that the gran»
ilet's‘tii-iios albl the lurkliter galleries urni
higher up by the “titling lll:l‘.‘l‘l\‘ sinus
of the sepub-lire. lllbl that Turner. and llol-
iiiiiii. and lluiit. and lleiiibraiidt. and litigiii.
rind l‘uiil \‘eronesm it‘ they evm‘eiesaid snviii: '
truth in the l‘lirist whom they ‘mrtrayed up
on the «‘tlllviis‘, um pointers yet. but their
strength of fiil‘iilty tiiiiltipll
lllt‘l‘t"\\'lt'i\ll}‘. more skiltul. more tiiiiltipli~
tiint
Do not. therefore. be iiieliiiiclioly among
the lll[\‘\‘ll‘lt‘$. iiiid the lll‘li‘ ti llt‘li‘. tltlil the
eiiilirot-lerios. and the water .eoloi‘s. and the
\vni‘ks of tilt which your departed friend-
usml to admire. Do not .‘\‘l_\':
they bud to leave iill them things."
suv- “l am glad they have gone up to higher
artistic opportiiiiitv and up iixwistioii.“
friends who found so llllli‘ 1 ‘_l\‘_\' in the tine
arts on earth are now luxuriating iii Louvre:
ziiid Luxemltoiirgs celestial.
l ,
l‘v‘l
in this world were
istxs‘ioiiutely fond of music nro still regaliiig
that tiiste in the world celestial.
says so lulli‘ll about the
that it eiiiiiiot all be figurative.
lleuveii. If Heaven had no songs of its owr
n vast number nf those of earth wuuld llflV!
lswi taken up by the earthly emigrants
Surely the (‘hr‘istiuii at deutli does not lose
his titeiitoi‘y. ' Then there must be millions 01
and “Antiwb,” and “Mount. l’isgali.“ and
The tender of the eternal
orchestra need only ones tap his lotion and
all lleaveii will be reudy for the hullelujuh.
Cannot the soul sing! How often we com-
plitiietit some exquisite singer by saying:
“There was so much soul iii her music.“
In heaven it will be all soul. until the may
after u while mums up in the resurnwtion.
and then there will be an additional heaven.
t‘uuiiot. the soul heart If it can hour then
it can hear music. Do not. therefore. let. it,
be in vour household when some member
leaves for Heaven. as’it is In some households.
that. you close the
liar \ for two years. _
used to play on them are still.
remember that they
when: they aro
muse the thr'em that
organs?" 1
know. Some wiseacres say
but i should not be surprised
{not basin-prised if He could. if
organs.
nndtborehehgard hisow‘u orator-i0
“Creation" Historysnysthntnstho
humanism
be light!“ the why
of
ml in il"\- l'tlt‘ llieli tints '
«'\!lii‘lll\ iii the j
i‘ll‘l\:«t)’llli‘!ll\ .
lii tl'v tirst ii‘h-‘e. l i'eiii‘ii l. ‘.l: it til. tlioswif '
u‘l i-irst pl asiires amid :
i-i tlwsliirl)‘ of the ;
ltll l \\ llll _
l'lxtpiisitu colitis f
at ton tlioiis'iiid ‘
The reason that Hod took away their ‘
eye and their hand. and their brain iviis that .
he might give them smuuthin: iiioro liiiilier. f
“l ain sorry _
lilllllt‘l .
(but i
'k again. that all our departed‘
The Bible :
music of IIeuvenT
' The Bible .
over not] over iiuiiin speaks of the songs til ‘
“Coronation.“ l
iano and inistriiig the =
\ ou must
have better instruments 3-
have real ha :7 8,33, ‘ ful'doctots of New York and Brooklyn had
positively there
are no such things in Heaven. 1 do not know
if the God who . , wen: u to God . 1‘“
- made all the mount-ins and all the hills and . m Soot-ml P in v -
all the forests and all the metals of the earth
and all the growths of the universe—I should
He had a
mind to. make a few harps and trumpets and
Grand old Haydn. sick and worn out. was
carried tor the lost time into the music tall
5.
S one t-t‘ oiir triuisieriol and tr1ltl<}b‘l‘li\l
‘ lill Idllll} ‘l\".lll~ what t\l"‘ they doing now "
Sit: l) . !lie li .ii..i-i lltiltrl. only \llblvl‘ lv ‘u-r
i"l’\‘lllt i es than Ill‘\ tiswl to s‘».iil\ it
Hi \ 1 l lu‘lilii) ll:o iii"i i sit wilt-vi iii the
Chill llll‘ll‘lll lowly .\no t'..v spa“ ll iiiis‘lieitllio>l
, um tum are \!!l\l\t!\; tlie‘senrd nuts: 1e
,tlie snifoluihl Have you :IlIV‘i-‘llld :i‘mitt
“but Sir William ll.iiii.iton is doing. in
lll’:l\\“l. or i\l:.~it .l.‘;t:it‘::i l‘:l\\;|l‘-l\ is «in»
iii.; in Hen-in. or the int .21lrs on eaitli
who hit l a mission for iii«~t plusics ~t\llv‘lllll\l
in the 'I‘Jt‘t‘ .it' tiisl' No \ltlllr‘llll)‘ iii uiiexs
in; .\l~-t.:pliyi\-s. glorious tlli‘LJPll) sli'S. ever—
' lasting iin-tgipliysies. .
Whittiireuur .lquirtwl \‘hi‘istiaii friends
“ho :ire evil-rem ii-‘llt: llt\\\‘ valui‘iiis:
you but “th lightning ll\"\tll\llliill. \vzili
\ moii lllln‘i‘l‘ikm‘pli‘ iiiid tclcse. pic at the same
tint-- .\ voiitiiient tit :i ulziiiee , .\ world in
ii second .\ ilcinetury svsterii
\‘liristiuii John ~riiii‘iiliii no iimie iii ilixibled
. "l’relv'is" pushing t \\.ll\l the North l‘oie.
‘1‘. ‘HI l‘e lam; no more trying to five
blo‘ but “Joiiiiicito” it out the tout ‘liristiziii
i l.i\ ilifisii‘lli‘ It” more aim-l .\ti‘ii';in itialurms
,trvm; to iiinke rmehitiuii of a dark eon-
v
u
doing now! In on liter oonversnum there
and in grander soci it)‘.
“Hi.“ a plan: to visit in. where your next.-
dour neighbors are kings and queens You
yuiiiselveskingly and queenly. If they want to
know more particularly about the first
Paradise. they have oiiiy to go over and ask
Adam. If they want. to know how the sun
and the moon halted, they have only" to go
over and ask Joshua. If they want {fr ktluw
how the storm pelted Sodo'ii. they have utllV
to go over and ask Lot. they want to
know more about the arrogmtce of
Human. tbev have only to go over and ask
Mordecai. If they want, to know how the
Red Sea boilul when it was clmeu. they have . _' . .
0n].- toga “grandad; Muses: If they-“ant Mathias bplitlog is a full-blooded
to know the particulars about the lbxthleheni . “'yiiiidottc Indian. and was born in an
NIWHY- “NY have ““L‘ l“ g“ ““‘T 3‘“ 3* Indian villiigt? in (Rina-la. and shortlyhf-
l'fl
PLITLOG.”
AN INDIAN? WHO IS A MIhLlON~
AIRE R$lhROAD BUILDER.
His Early Love for .‘Iaohlnery and
Adventures -— The Various
Stepsby which He Ac-
quired a Fortune.
‘rhe seretiading angel: who stood that l‘liristr
mas night in the balconies of crystal. If they
want to know more of the particulars of the
crucifixion. they have only to go over and ask
those \\ li.i were iersotinl spectators while the
mountains erotic led and the heavens got black
in u... face at tllt‘ sg acle. If they want to
know more about t It stillerings of the Scotch
C'H‘t‘lltllllvi‘l's, they have only to go over and
ask Andrew Melville. If they want to know
more til-out the oldvtiine revivals. thev have
only to go over and ask \Vliitetield. and \Ves-
Z Sniiialel)
Ivy. and Livingston. and Fb'lt‘lii-r and Nettle-~-
tou. and Fiiiiiey. Uli.’ what ii plum m “an
m.
If eternity \vere one minute shorter it would
not be long enough for stit'hsorizilitv. Think
of our friends .ii His world whojwi-r- pris—
fund of flowers ““1va into
Think of our friends who “en. \‘erv
\llN‘.
‘ fond of r.iis;ii,-; superb fruit turned into the
f orrliant where on ~h live has twelve kinds of
. tlii- mirth. its well
in it day. ‘
‘ tiiieiir but :ill of them iii the l“’illhllllg of an i
f eie tiikiii: iii that \\ hi *h “:is ‘altlaplhr"lh‘llflllll‘.
‘ .\loiit ltfa'ivst‘ulml without :ilpeiistovk. The
coral depths of the ocean evploiol without it
.7 di\ in; bell The ii.oiiiit:iiiis tiiilnii'rwl llllvi
' opened without Sr lliiiiiphrey lluvy‘s s'it‘rly
hiiiip
What am our deptirtol frien is who hand.
their chief j-iy in study doin: now! Slit l\'lllg‘
; yet. but instead of a few thirtiuind volitiiius
. on a few slit-hes. :tli tho volumes of the llltl‘ .
. Venn open lotion» them wgmxlogie. ornithoto
Riv. \‘Utu‘hologic. t-otnuie. it‘ll‘ullillllli‘. pliilo
suphi-a No more iiusl of lmvdyu‘iah. or
. \oltaii‘ piles. or Q‘lt“l|‘ll‘ ls‘ittorios. staiidiii:
ens they do from to {are With the facts of
. the universe. 5
S
l W hat are the historians doing now! Stud“
' ins history yet. but not the history of a few
. t‘iiiitiiriisot‘ our planet ‘only. but the history
of the oteriiities "whole iiiilleiiiiiuis before
i Xenophon. or llerwlotus. or Mass. or Adam
\\:is born. History of ouo world. history of
all worlds.
,iliill lens of eurtblv oli‘eryutorv. but With
one st roko of \viii'g going right out to Jupiter
and Mats and Mercury and Saturn and t Irioti
land the
swit‘tmt noziiet in their tligl‘t.
: n t‘hrisiiuu. Have you tiny doubt about
what Herschel N doing! lsiae Newton died
1/“ t‘hristmn Have you any doubt about
\vliiit I&\:lt‘ Newton is doing“ Joseph Henry
died a t‘liristiiiii. Hove you tiny doubt about
what .Ius'oltlt Henry is‘ doing? They were in
\ll““llh\‘|0lt. all these :Lstnxtioiiiets of earth.
about »what the aurora boroalis was and
none of thorn L‘llllil mtem‘ They know now;
4 they have been out there to sue for them:
‘ selvivs. ‘
l What are our departed t‘liristinii chemists
5 doing! Followuig out their owii scieii ~e.
l following out and following out forever.
Since they died they have solved ten thou-
; saitdquvstioiis which once printed the mrthlv
lnboi'ut ury. They stand on the other side»?
the thin wall of electricity. the wall that
seems to divide the iliysical fipiiithe spiritual
\ wall that ever and anon it seems tn be almost
3 broken through ——brokeu through from our
side by teleplioiiie and telegi‘iipble apparatus.
broken through from the other side by
l strange iiitliieneos which men in their igiioi‘«
t once call spiritualistie manifestations. All
that matter clearest. Agassiz. standing
amid his student explowis down in Bra til
coming: across some great novelty in the
rocks. taking otl‘ his hat and saying: “Heir
tleiiien. let us pray; We uiust have diviiie il-
lilllllllallilll} we want wisdom from the
Cnsitor to study these roe '5: He made them:
let us pray.“ Agassiz going right on with
his studies forever and forever.
‘ nut who! are the men of the law. who in
E this world found their ehief joy iii the legal
l xixifissioii—wluit are they doing now: Suit _v«
.
tug law in a universe where everything is
controlled by law. from flight of liuiiiiiiliig
. bird to flight of worlds—law. not dry and haul
f and divulging. but righteous and magnificent.
l langbefore which iiiiiuaud cherub and Fern \li
‘ and tin-hangel and God himself bow. 'l‘ to
‘ chain of law long enough to wind around the
immunities and infinity and eternity. Chain
of law. What a place to study law.whe:e all
the links of the chain are in the hand!
i “list are our departed Christian friends
who in this world had their joy in the beak
ing art, doing now! Busy at their old busi~
new. No sickness in heaven. but
sickness on earth. leiity of wounds “1 the dif-
ferent rts of u ‘s dominion to be healed
and to moth-stat You cannot understand
1 whv that patient gut well after all the skil-
snid he must die. Pei‘litirs Abereonibie
i touched him—Aberconibie. w 0. after many
- vears‘ doctoriug the bolios and the souls of
er ps Abereombie touched hiiii.
l I should not wonder if mv old friend, Dr.
John Brown,'who died in ' burgh~—Joliu
the author of “Rab and His Friends“
nshuuible a Christian
ysicinn mad world
ould not wonder if he
hisoldpotionts 'l‘hosnwhohndtheirjoyin
h lggeaa mmtmor't’
marten-u again or
W modicum
i Brown.
3 —-—Jolin Browumfho was
'as he was ‘
l‘leiiitlos~—«-\’el‘t:ikin; and passing. ‘
world. the thin wul of electricity. so thin the ,
plenty of '
£3er fonndthgir
\Vliat are our departed astronomers doing? ‘
Studying tisll‘ullfilll)‘ yet. but not llll‘i‘ll;l\ the =
llet‘sri‘lit‘l (hell l
l
i
i
l
l
‘.
l
i
l
.
l
t
l
lnls.
{fun at “llt‘z‘. and lit‘ll‘lllg lllc‘ I’l‘llll all Illd
‘tll‘ round.
\Yl
‘ Ileny. rim-tinsu Who on earth {mind
‘llli‘f joy in theiinspel ministry: Thev
tire visiting their old i‘OllQrVg-‘IIXUHS: ‘
Most (if those iiiinistt rs have got (hair
ple around them :ll‘ ‘l ly. when l ‘P‘E‘I to
woven—us by the \‘ hr of siwll :iiii tit“?
h
tiiiul to go to that pli- .[ \V um" and vs..-
ll Ill" ‘1».11‘EI‘ t-i
you all. You. 1 \“ll1 ro‘iu‘ tn
“lizitii l li:i\e tiiltils'w Hi In Ill" litiqw‘i. and
t» the millions of sw ' I “‘lzoziz. Xlil‘xiil:lt the
kill-ll.t‘~\ of the print ilr‘ms. l mu 1-9; mittesl
1.. pt‘ctu'll met-y “Mk iii’tlin‘ laud :‘illvl iii
01“"? liltils-l ~ “'iiiiig il-Ltl Non Zen
l:\ll i mil - 'l llii'" iizns! lk‘il'is nf
s tr
me at the souls l h in-
them till.
}i:lt".v-il ll
2i lt"(ll' nations. {villi}:
belt-st I \\;ll Visit
lxive Illt‘ltl iatr nulls»: nor .1.»-
.-n.l\» of the ministry cii:.i,;vxl in
table eiiteri l‘lllllt‘lll no“: I
liiit what are .. «inputted t'iit‘istlnn
fro-u ls. \ili . in all dc; Illb‘lll\ ot‘ 'llS ~full16§
“or.- l-i:\y'. tiiitliit; iln‘lT clitet‘ joy in doing
gzwlrr “bar are Ill y ill-Ill; yi-iiv' Going
.l..liii Howard visit—
I ivoaieii of Northern
sstill ubr-nitl lookiiiv
i'i.:lit nzi “Hit the w ri;
t--z' tl: “Mlltl ~- . .g‘ l‘wiluvly stil
“:llt‘l . Ill" p . :‘ Tliuiiius l‘lnrk-
\ ill lwiktii; u?! *l‘ tlw e :sliival‘
:l‘l thus.- ivE.i did good in
earth busier sirivn lt-zi‘h Illllll iwtore The
Y-iiiilistoiiv tint the to: llltllil\ but the \‘l‘ll‘llllg‘
\\’li‘i?
1...! :ir.- .v drp-irted t'liristian
lt‘.-’ll ls. “it-l lx-‘lliul . i.’ chit-f :oy in study-
ing tin-l. doui ii~> Stub-iii; mt yet-
Nu inn ‘l of re. itm-i in-W. t \r unbliiichcd
tii- y me tum» to t‘ \ow. tliev can liandlo
iiimuiiiii‘, Emit i‘ . Vts ins“: as a child
li i
t‘ioni \':"I~tl“.-~‘;ls lat
.i . Thor tome Intel:
. Tit-u l;.i\e liI ‘1“.
nor terir \‘dtliwttb‘ Stu tying t‘iii‘ist.
ii- ~t llll‘~\\l_.,;l| a run t'llllit m. \1 re the
t’e\ \‘l‘ll‘. -ii «if t' s"'ll\‘. th'i‘ xlm‘p
lettering \\ lllx h l
_:~ *t all tztnillli‘hi‘llilllgll.
Stiizlytii; ihet‘lz. st of the lietlzlelieiu cunt
\.ltl\\l‘_\. the t‘lnts'. of the aniul iiiixsanw.
\yitl: ll‘ llt‘ll!<il'l'll:l;! vt’ hurl :iirl ll‘llbl and
but and s..l~- the \‘iai.~t vi the \llIIIIQ‘FI‘t‘
titans-«twin; t‘iiti‘t \ivriii .-.tlie sl;ll‘.lllv
suit. the iiiuii. lll' ti Il,lll~‘ Hal
lu- .
lhi! hurl.‘ the ln-li of‘ the .xithe lriil runs—
the v. lm-lt‘al bell nt lu- l\t‘ll
\\’li;i‘. l‘ the ii: it w ' There is ; wt; t-\
1.. :i ‘rcat iiiw‘t ii; : temp.- \\ rusty
fits all eurii‘ii: ! tin aisles .‘lii‘so
r-wiii tor the eun lib . \ hrist staii ling: iii
the temple .\ll loan on gathering iiroiind
llini 'l‘h N. “ho innit the beautiful route to
look at the llusu «it Slicii‘ou ~l‘liwi- who love-l
Illllsli‘ mine to lt\ii"l to His voin‘ Those who
ixeie iiiuilieiiiativians cv-v: . t-s - count
the ) ears of Ill‘ re: Thus» who
\‘t‘lx‘ explorefi v one to .l.~.x-\er the height.
.‘\ll-.l the -l-- ‘32:. out the lvtigth and
the breadth of his t it e Times“ \vli=~hi\d tho
Inlltltll‘)‘ spirit s-ti viiith \‘itietltlml. and the
lllltll.‘\l‘\ spirit In Heaven. come t-i link at.
the t‘iiptaiu of their s'ih alldll: ‘l‘hu astrono-
iiiers come to look at tho iii ir'iiii; s'ar The
llli‘ll of the law home to link at lliui who is
the illl lgenf Iltlli‘k :iiid den i The lll='ll who
healed the sick come to lisi’s :i! lliiii who was
“ouiidnl for our ti':ins~.tt‘es\. ris
All dilfereiit and «litl‘eimiit t3»:w\‘eriii ma“?
resin-1s. yet all alike in admiration for
\‘lirist. in \voiship for l‘lirht. and all alike in
joining; in the doxology: l‘iito llini who
\\‘:\\lli‘<l its front our sin-nu llisoiiii blond.
‘iiid ma to its kill;\' iiiidprt. sis unto tint. to
”it“ be glory in the t-liiit'vu throughout all
tires. wort-l \Vitlioittotid’“ .\‘.ll"ll.
:iirui. theiiiair
FACTS FOR Till". t‘l‘RIOl’S
Postotliem were first established in
Paris in use; in l-Iiigi;m.i.ios1; in Ger
many. 1640; Turkey. lTio.
Fruit growers in the strawberry belt
in Illiiioisfuriiished the elm-mug- gum to
the girls who picked the bt‘i’rier.
The first bank ever established was
located at Venice. about 117m. and was
known as “The (‘liaiiilwr of Loans. “
A boy at San Diego. t at. is so electric
that by rubbing his hands over a box or
A book and then waving his hand he can
lift the object from the table.
A Roman legion consisting of 6.0th
then. divulcd in ten cohorts. and every
cohort into six cetituricmvith ii vcxilhitu,
or standard, guarded by has then.
Alit‘ld law is still L‘delll iii Virgina
which imposes a tine of fifty pounds of
tobacco on a man who abseuis himself
from church one month without ti valid
exeuse.
The title of Geiierallssiiiin is used by
the Siauisli and ‘llalltuls. It has been
used iy the French. Cardinal Richelieu
being the first to take it. It is applied
to a general in chief who has under him
two or more grand division under gener-
Tho English have never used it.
Quick upon the hot-ls of the report of
the. deutli in Brooklyn of Henry (‘liutt‘iebb
caused by axioriiiige seed lodging in an
intestine. comes a report of like nature
from Norwich. Ct. There Miss Marion
i‘Clsie Blackmau. a teavlicr iu' the free l
acadt‘iiiy. died a few days ago from the
same cause.
A Maltese cat found a quail and her
brood that liadl‘ecu housekeeping in the
yard of A. A. llruiier at t‘liico.t‘iil.. and
made ii risiouer of the female bird. A
whistle relight the male. and a battle
ensued. The cat: could not stand the
smart flap of the wings in her eyes. or
the constant pecking. and released her
prey.
Ordinary “'illiams ot Luriipkin. G. ..
has in his possession two corneob‘s which
are curiously formed. One of them
exactly resembles the hand of a human
being. the fingers being about the size
and shape of those ofa human. The
‘ lingers look like those of ii human when
the hand is perfectly closed. ’ There are
six linger: on the cob. This long stem
to the cob resembles the lower part of
the arm.‘lt came from his farm in Union
county. The other came from the farm
of Col. Boyd, and looks likethe hoof'of
a cow.
Ten divisions of Bengal during
823.
do not take account of sheep,
ts; .
and. monkeysthe ction audit:
v lugo.‘
-...._..-....
‘l‘:1ra~ .
tzit are ulll‘ depii‘tel (‘liriuiaii friends
terwartls moved to Ohio. While a boy
he was apprenticed to a carpenter .and
millwright. and. although his wages were
only $7 per; month. young Splitlog
thought he Was getting rich. He im«
bibed a love; for iiiut‘liii'cry and inven-
vetitions. which his caused him to lend
a helping hand to many a poor fellow
who had a uiseful invention wh’t‘h only
needed money to develop it and make it
1‘3.“ :
Splitloz‘s‘flrst venture was to build a
stcziiiilioatgv ‘ch heditl in Company with
his brothi-r. They Litiucliod the bout
l
l
i
l
l
The total number of persons killed by than one.’ g‘
wild animals and venomous snakes in the tar, “that :mny be true in regard to train-
the sieut buyers, but for a steady, regular
oflicial year 1885-86 was the highest in customer give‘me the tall man.
the last five years. and amounted to 11,- ' quires more hats in a year than three
As is usual, nine-tenths of these average stiall men.
deaths were caused by snakes But of can‘t kee in hot in any decent
12,223 buffaloem oxen. homes and ponies or two gas
destro ed in this manner only 811 were firmness out of the body at .the hot. and
killed 3 nukes. These minus! returns thotends it. The tall man is always
.hmmsucnmnsynhim
l
2
upon the St. 'l:iir River and started in
the fishing tin-lo. I'iirlc Szim soon be-
came jealuiisiif the boys. find eoiitist-iitud
the boat on é charge of Sllllllfi‘llllz.
In 134‘.‘ the \Vyzttltlntli‘s. who xvi-re the
i
lust of Illt‘.In:\ll:\‘.l trii-t‘s then in “hi0. 5
by the treat of the
Cult-d to th
that State. .1 ll rei‘t‘lyt‘d Ill t‘\t‘li:itigc
lillld in wliutfis now \Yyand-itie Coutitv
Kansas. 111': ‘
with some of‘
his arrival
Kansas t‘it
cunts in his pocket.
Illilidll to 1;“ Ellis sc ll‘ll}‘ for the price of
an :iw. Willi i“ use he VJ! t
for the sit-.itiilmats :tl llli~ .0 of twenty
live Cents pct: Cord. and Hilt‘r paying i‘ni
l'ppvr bumiusky.
only
but llt‘
I‘Li Splitln: came \Vt‘st:
’. tribe and found. :lllt‘l .'
“3st l’oi‘t I.:iii~liiig_r tiiuw 1
lizi-l fifty ;
Ile Illtlllt‘t‘tl an old ’
-!'\l \\‘t\- id 7'
the axe. \\'llI§'ll LUII $3. l.e sown sari-d'
t‘lltlllLill to bigy :i pony. ati‘l sh city :ittt-r
ward we iiidl liiiii \\ itli :l llt‘rxlttfll“1‘\l‘\‘,
About ism §pliilwz “as married to tlit
grilll‘ltl _li‘.§er of tliv o: i lIIJII who went
his stciirity {or the price of the a\c. and
shortly :iftczg'ivai'i he b gm to build :1
llllll. At digs time he h..-i lli) mom-5 h;
pay for labné. m tir‘t lie iii-l the “writ
‘niied Stun-s their lands in l
o
himself 11% Sell. ltd the timber. cut 5
and llJ' cl tg'iit- lugs. and tin ti. Il’ul a 3
“raising. ‘ tlgat is. llilil lllw‘ i:ei.:hb.srs I
(‘Hlllt‘ and help him raise the building.
Iletiiibliwl tilt» mid llllll~t'.f. \v::h l‘\'(‘r_\'
thin; but Ethi- li‘ii‘rs. Those would
cost in thin tiiiie $13”. and Split-
lo: hail no iiioiit-y‘. .lie was
'lt‘lt‘t‘llllllt‘ll :tlJl “to give iip the idea
of ru: uiiig :i iiiill.“ “"ht-zi iii tlizs til
.9
5th
li-iiitua a sit-éiiiboat. “hit-h \va- iiti‘ivial
in: a pair Ufillllrla at the ”lmdéng."
caienttllv 1:; them fall nvt-rli...irtl.
they 25 ink toi the b \Ilnlll of the
lliver. Splfilog. learning ot this. roti~
at“ 2
and i
.‘IlSsnllFl
l
trusted \vitliftln- owner to p.iy him $255
for the burrs: aiil take lIlt“ll up himself. ‘
\\'llli’l\ he eventually did
trouble and Third work. and li'tviti: got
tliebnrrs out of tliv~ river it to-k but a
short time té get ready 1.. start the mill
The tiiavhiifery \\.is rigged for horse-
luth‘l‘. tllhl the d.ty that rplitioq started
ilt‘ hitchnl i§i eight :iiebr V... it it ~rs~s trout
his herd suit:
rash. and in the evening he gave this
after ltl‘lt‘ll '
HOUSES,
LOTS,
FARMS,
fillllN'l'llY BESIBENGBS,
OFFERED
FOR SALE
THROUGH
Taylor’s Real Estate
Agency,
Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK, GONN.
Houses and Lots.
‘Tivo Dwellixw Houses on [Inner .‘Iulfl 51.. west side. com arm
. as 2 i
:ml right} the i't‘tllS iii .
lively new. \\'2ill££lll the iii-3.10m improvements, 3:.500311‘3 ’39-°°°
lnnnry to his Wife and not her to :0 to One large II slim} on Upper Main 51,, east Szdc. 5.600
Northrup‘s 'pfitlmv‘s }\"I"t‘IlI liri'ikers ;ll - '
. ..‘ > -“ ‘ ‘ .‘ :3; i . " 3. ’t " ‘ 5°
ham“ ‘ “3' and buy ”m“ mummug lions: ind Lot on I on or I iiii s .. \itst side. n5
f—I‘Wl N “13.235 ll" “My 1144 that much . House and Lot on \\'ood\v.ird Aveiiu 2.200
money that lie did not nerd. . .
Spiiiiog‘sgmiil m“ a 5m“... and in . House and Lot on \\ est street. 3,390
lifts we rind him one of the leadiirr then H . ' r
. . z . ‘. \iis ‘ an 1 o: \\ ‘5 St." " I 650
of his lnlk‘.3 lly the treaty oi the l pprr . l L d L‘ t I L t "a“ ’ no
$llltlll<l§y the \Vyaudottes were not :il— ‘ House and Lot on Turnpike. 3’5 .
[my ed to :ilirti:itc their lands. but iii the i coo
..- Z _, . t Y ‘ ‘ ‘ . .
year is n gt g...“- ”N... w... h... h. ”QM...“ i House and Lo. on To} 102- Maine 3
ll!" \\'_vaiidt§‘.trs and the l iii'wl States i [Lune and Lot on 31.xnrne SXTPCI. .- (.000
nliivli swcrr-l the iiilul reunions oi‘ the g 3 0°
\\‘_v:indot~.i-s. . 9 ‘ House and Lot on Monroe street. .5
After theiidoption of this treaty Split- . House and Lot on Concord street. 2,000
log: lie-gun It? speculate iii reai t~si.ite.:ind. ‘ ‘ . 2
although lit-Emu neither read nor “rite. House and Lot on 311mm“ street. ’°°°
he lizis becéi our of the most sneersst’ul 1 Q ‘ “ 00
. z. . > , ~ ,3 ‘ e t. -.4
sin-ruxators gin the iieigltlwrliu.-d of House and LL“ on ‘4 rmg str 6
Kuiiss-s‘n'ity; and is today north over Double House on Spring street. 1': rOOms. 4,000
a tllllll-Ill dtgllars. About toiirteeii years = ‘1 . 1 .7 ‘ . _ 1‘" . V , ‘k .- 5°)
.1,“ Splitioi mum.“ to India“ Territory . :inswii :tll‘ ( nits-4e. Us mini .iu Ila-l. ..is. . U.\\.|. i.
and loniimljgon lilk River. near the .‘lis- . y (‘..;m"...ii..uq limping“ 3... ‘mylml. Eu“. Ndrwajk‘ 3.000
noiiri line iiiid about four miles from i I .
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'l‘itl t‘it)‘. and re- t‘tll‘y ho beniiiie in- "‘“N “"‘l 1““ “n l ““ "“‘l‘ 1““ NWW‘J“ ‘
terested in; sibcr mine in )lcllotialih
t‘oiiiiiy. 3l§soziri. “'itli his
istir rurrgyfhc began operations at out e.
He hired :i giiiiiiii: expert named ll. 1".
Requa. fiozéi t‘liieago. tosnperiiitctid the
opcrat lens a; the tlllllt‘<.:|ntl bu-oiuin: cou-
viiieed that to develop the mines and build
up the mod of Splitlog a niilrmid was
iiwessiity. is. together with his partner
in the mines. .‘Ioses \\'. t‘lay. couitiieiieed
uegotiatiiigfiwitli the pmjertors of thcv
New Urle: is. Natchez. and Fort Scott
Railroad t‘iinipiiiiy. and soon that t‘i‘lh‘ .
puny was igloriiird for the piirpixseof.
buildings @ilrond between the terminal
points iiuiiiéd in their title and running
by way of Neodio and Spliilogv \‘ity.
This \‘Ollllklély being tooslmv to “It“! the
vigorous ideas of Splitlog rind L‘luy.
they scvciicd their connection with
the same? and Mathias Splitlog.
Moses W. gt‘lav. George lliililiert and
.itliersorgatiized the Runszu City. Fort
; Smith rind jih‘oiithcrn Railroad t‘oiiipatiy.
nu
with a capital of noJlUtthhl. for the pur‘
pose of biiiléliiig a railroad from Kaiisos
t‘ity to Fort Smith. passing through
Spliilog (‘ity and Scoslio. This road is
now graded for about thirty miles be~
tween Splitiog City and Joplin. and it is
only a question of a few niuitlis when
the cars will run southward from Joplin
to Fort Siii‘ith. and Mathias Splitlog. the
niilliouaireiliidiiiu. who is mbably the
richest limit: of his tune. wil be known
all over thg country as the only Indian
ruilrosdaniifin in the United States.
Mr. Splitlog liiis tire children—four
boys and one. girl—and now lives tit.
Splitlog ("ity, McDonald County. Mo.
lie is likeginost men of his nice. very
tacit-urn iniliis habits. seldom speaking
in more tléui inonosyllables. still he is
far from llé‘lllg disagreeable. because he
can make himself clearly understood in
very few vgords. and isa good listener
and quick to catch a point iii the lIlSl‘llS~
sion of any question: and when he do
termines “11m course to pursue. he bo~
gins at once in the execution of his
plans and :tiever ceases until he has ac~
complislied his ends—St. Louis Repub-
lican.
Tall fallen Wear Many Hots.
“I would rather have one tall man as
i customeritban two short ones." said a
dealer in headgear for gentlemen to a
Philadelphia Bulle‘in‘ writer. “Why.
that is singular." remarked the one ad-
iressed. g‘I thought that in your busi-
ness especfinlly 1wo heads were better
“Well, continued the hat-
He re-
The tall individual
;one
in astreet car km the
ri
nmningiijto the limitations; to: door.
In whisom‘no, 3nd, altogether,
English-cougar tho trade at the
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l hinter- ‘
gum] i‘leldl‘
5t urn-s a! t‘raziberry l'Eaiiis. with :l good liousv and intro. all in
i lb-tt‘. pri v $1.1“. or “ill ciiili iiige for property in this city.
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Building 0 .
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Two Lots on Washington street. 81.600 and Oman
3 Lot on Upper Mair: street. 2,000
. Lot on Lower Main street. 600
3 Lot on Meadow street soc
'3 Lot on Cross street. 80.
{ Lot on Spring street, 400‘
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Two Lozs on West street ‘
Lots on Taylor Avenue.
Lot on Cedar street.
Lot on Lowe street.
3.5:» and 1.500
400, 650 and 850
160
soc
Lots on Elmwood and Bayview
Avenues, Summit and Golden Hill
streets are offered for sale.
V. ’ithout doubt these lots are among the very best in the city fork-
residences, and will be sold at reasonable prices. '
Farms.
30 and so acres each. located very
Dwelling Houses.
I have two Farms for sale. of
near this,city. having on them Comfontable, Roomy
all in good condition.
Country Residence.
I have also a very Comfortable House, with abundant Stable Room.
pleasantly situated very near the city. suitable for a Gentleman's Sn-
burban Residence, possession of which can be had at once;
Persons looking for Building Sites or Improved Prop-
erty. for investment or their own use, should they not see in "
this list anything that: suits them, are invited to call and
make known what they would like, as I may have or be able
to put them in the way of getting just what they wish. -
Most: of the property here ofi'ered
can be had on easy terms.
_ NELSON TAYLQB; ;
South N
Norwalk Chronicler