'ldlESEN'fiXEL. I REEDILTAIJIAGE.
SUI‘TII NOR\\'AI.K. AI'GI'ST l'J.
TH E‘ [Hull-l DOCTOR.
A )lUIIIIIt e of triniirrrics is said to be
an cwvl‘t nt thin: for I'ty‘ipchs.
Form In farms of blvlln
‘tt't Ill.ltI _t" pinu‘h lvnxt s
‘I‘ln _-I;
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t :zv- .l I
Is a ~‘ll‘t' cure.
of lull .I It'lll‘dl in a glass of
--»‘II sit-,3“: “III I‘l‘tfiltlt‘llllv
a Iis'J-IJ' II.
t‘.\t‘~’ p-Itrudiul to a pulp and
Iiitttse or wound from a rustv
II ill or .I ~Iznple ettt \\ til gtw innitediate
r ..I f.
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it...
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:Iiiplict t~
r: 'ine. ::I\t‘:l in traspounful doses
y In hour» ::I Ill 3‘ or roller. is
.I l Iltt‘ tor diphtheria It
p; .
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.t I-tcry morning
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III-n :s’ an odd little epEs ulc.
scribed in the London ,Jtlm‘a
”duct correspondent 1
yesterday in the appellate l'illll‘l here
when an :Ippml “us hrard front a Ilusonu
“R
by
-v ditlieulty. a‘
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.'.III~ ‘IlI"t‘* I
THE BROOKLYN DIVINE‘S Sl‘Ns
DAY SEIBDION.
‘ Subject: “Tho t‘hristian Principles
Involved in Life and Fire
lnsuraucc.“
TEXT: “Let him rim-I'll! officers anr "it
laud. ail-i Mia“ up Mr fifth p-I." of the/until
(If 8127:3110 m H..- pleat wits yours."
I --tit~n8*sts xlt . lit
st‘I'I‘Il
Those were ttio words of Joseph. the Proéi»
' dent of the tit'st lllstll‘tlllt‘c I-otn nttty that
tin-world m I-rsao I‘h Ira-I'i halal I‘t':tllllll‘ll
tll>lli|"l wl IIIIII Ile ti.” I;ht Ill‘ stood ”It the
banks at tlI.- liner .\II.-, and s’l\\’ coming; up
out of [iv l'l‘~ on fat. \It“i\'. glossy cows.
and thm lmgttn t i browse III IIII‘ thick grass.
Ntitlllll; li‘IglIifIil about that llut attcr
them, cotton; HIV at the s:IIII-x l‘i\‘1‘l‘.Il-- sww
I‘Z‘ \ "I
' no on I-on s that were git-nit tttI-I st tri‘ul. and
tho “orst looking t‘ii\\\ III'lI had evor been
sum III II; - l'llbI. and III the t'I-iw-Ity of htt‘t . ..~
IIII‘_\ Itmutitusl their it‘\t‘ll tut predm‘cssors.
l'hut‘uI-II. tII-* Kins, sctit for .Ios.*pli lu III-
eipln-I' [It so IIIIdtII;Iit Illi‘l”;b\ phn‘s. Joseph
llltlIII‘ shor; \\ Wk wt it. :tIt-I lntimntxl tlic
sown l.It cons that I‘tllllx' out of the river
are sl'\v'll \m: ~ oath Iit‘!ll\ :4 "’II. the
snoen t‘llli‘lt'ldl'hl c cos tlzztl toll mod tin-In 8
fll‘v‘ NWJIII \t"i!‘s \\I:‘I not ..II; to cut
"Now. ‘ sztiel .lo ~p:I .c: Its like one
Iil'th of lIlt‘ \' v :I of th-- son-:I
x‘l'llxln‘li‘ll\ _\I .l!“ (3- Il.‘ Il [>I'\‘\ IAIII‘I
for II \‘ »--\ en \x on I'l \\ I.l*‘Il llwrv shall be It i
corn «2 up " The K: I; l m‘. III” <‘.i.I‘t\'I
an! .Ip;u».zitwl . ~~ - , .~ -nl‘ In.» tutu;
rI' \ .tn i in I» the i't'esi tent
I-I' tnv Itzi Ills pIII
i'IlI"lII: -'€I»vII; - lllll‘. III
:II'. :I 'l»ni'.s:III«I wzi. . ~-: I I.t‘lI ih~ !t‘
\\i“t‘ Irni II houses Hits 22' .It If;\ I‘li‘lll
Iil-- lll~tl‘.l‘l I» u -Ii.pin\ II.Il III I Ions ot II-nl
‘ I.II'~ :Is I‘ I !s \‘t : not-z »- I‘lt‘ II it‘I»; \I‘|)\
\‘lflli‘ .Ittl III" \\h»l~~ I...‘ I"l would hue
stii \I- i it It hat ll » . ~i. l tiI-~ pr ~\ I‘IH'l
Ill-W I: ~ I ., * ~ "::'~ lint II in
t .u‘i s.t‘.- ' \ ll "‘.lll_: to do
I'll' _ . up ‘ .‘lilt*‘-llll ul lltczr
It In I'I *‘Iu' st:o.t
pitttts ‘I How;- \\.-.Is
Iiit it
t‘I \\:Is ‘ .
I;: . . :I.Z ~ .‘l l\ mugs . the “whul .
I:lv pl In." *2 I‘m "tontmo plditf ol~ tho "I.—
.s rxmt “l l '\\lltt‘ll( 1- tin." .‘ilnl all the otlivl‘
~..Ip w. s . " full !h8 ' I:l‘\ I‘I'. .\!;
Inn: -t I. .8 -*.s ru. I‘:ll.‘.t:l-LI. «>t't;:II.ItI-«I
[3.1‘IAI‘IIII' III~;II.I:I ' - -' Mutiny In In H. .\o'
I” -~ H‘ »\.II as ll “‘1 II vi .8 s ill I-
I- ‘I1 l.i:t.s~ 2: \\:Is the with ~I‘ unit ..
II that \\c:o II it V* I “HIE-l Ili‘I take your
time and Ilill‘.» III \al-Iulh discussion oi this
. I twl ll Is :t the IN‘ \ .t:tl. rollqlons
II‘”. I “l‘ u t, in . III - :Ils of hll- :ittI
.. ~| I III .-
\I- '8'll8t !\\-Z\--
. and
\t‘ II‘s It; itli~*I'i‘ “Hts it
gout lutlin' in Li.» "I‘. .I‘.tn \\1Il-‘Il did .‘w\»I.
I ll 5c: 2h» vim thy» untrustworthy and b --
.n'n 'lx‘I. \\IlII*' the
I-st Iblishc-I.
. litstatiltltu
I-uiiirurt. of
. .l i\;tittti;.~
.I‘ st: * tlIIt ill
ZIIII‘v vinillitllm‘ lll
‘_ 'i" II» Illl‘ LizniltI-s ul' Ilm
\ vars ttII~\ p.tnl 5 "Mt.” ‘ ‘.
lino: li‘_\ ml the Isiw~:t. :IIII :tro
[‘I'Hllllslll: to Ikt) :I‘II Il‘I-l tltoins-‘Aos In
it nibu *ss I» pay :3“ ‘,»| W.” ‘i‘ to tho taint-
i‘ .
lIII‘i‘
out») .1. Id II $2
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l||
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i Ill“ It! lIIi‘IK‘l‘v‘II‘
'I'Iim Ii:t\. :I 'n i:.\ put-I ou’ mom by ili\i
ili‘lbls and \lV' It‘i v {ll‘ll‘ than tmw have mer
rorvm-d II. In It.n~. I kn m of “Int I
sis-alt In» E 1-» tumult: o coItII-IIIII-s tit this
I w II'I. ltl‘ I ll: \ru IIIJII {LIN 'JI‘ . ot tttvos to
tls- 4. t not.» tit In i.\~* yours. .\'~\. Instead of
ll. - v -Il|'».tl;.v In It; l‘t lot-fol to the land.
the II‘II .\ I:nl-‘-‘I~t to lll"ill 'I‘o I‘I‘\ out
llkiillli“ 'Il-~ tizsur l| ~~ IN‘~‘Il1I\‘I‘ hoic :III-I tlwro
wne- unison has In Ii.l\v d In l‘.\ h as absurd
.Is II uwz.‘ ! tw‘ l -! I nun to luIIn «II-“II l Um
ill mt II.II \I-s: livid tIt ointoi to‘mll IIlleinIns
‘iti l p«~‘:i'o l-ll.“~ as p:x~p I‘II‘I-ills tb“ a II!.‘\II
ni. wh .IIII blow up It ‘I't\\III‘l sit-Inner III
IIIul \t..-ntt:- Ii‘l Itm lIltI'IhIV‘ ol dcsttwning
lI;i' IkllTT‘ ‘m on tho I *Iin'ttul the hulk.
lint “Int .3... s lIlr‘ IL' \I\ III r.» ..
It Inc Ii Inc t.t\ us the ItsstJn
I! lit" Iill-In 'll“l"llll“‘~‘ it.
In .lil I‘In'll to the lore»
-:I l oi .lvah m tin» text. I ~:\-I ~tour .‘lllt‘tl'
‘.||'Il to Ian! . | *UIIINII IVVII III t'v‘ Is one lll:lll
\\h~. Ilili\‘l;ll |l~‘_‘l"1‘l. lads t» sun-it! ItIs
.\ hilt‘ lni Itx vs. ni‘ titli‘l‘ II - III"\ III-:‘o
M .lll IIII-‘t‘ .III. who ahhun Int» Nuriptnris
\\ ltuii ot’ thus» Inc“ Is tho
\\ \'II. you sly. tho IJIIO‘I'. Paul says
I :IIII \‘\_\ s that a man \\I\n nog-
~iis.-h-I‘.II Is Ill il‘c obnox-
Iulls than :I Ill‘lll \\Ii v I‘wlv‘ ‘ts III" S I'lpllll‘t‘s:
“Ito III‘II p'm t II'lIl n *I tut his mn and ospn
Null} tlwu- of his \u\\|] ha'lsl‘l‘: -II. is “HIV..-
th.I:I an IIIlidt-l' I. to Instr-III w- v unpaines
lit-lp Int-st ul‘ Its in pin-\Idi- tor our Lutnhcs
attu-r \w aw gun“. but. If we havo the money
to p.t\ [Ito Illt‘llllilllls and do not pay thorn.
\\-~ Il2\\" no rub: I~o\pt- tor-ray at the hand
Hint III the _Itl;nu~:tt “.8 uri- worse
than ‘l‘I-III Paint». worse than \‘oltaing
ilI’II Ti «*t’sc EILIII NirtttI-sl-dry. l'hw Iliblo do»
I‘Illlxs II “o urn tII.iI\ :In tnthlcl.
\ttvr tho i crliliw no of death has been Inado
out. nIII thirty or ~:i\t_\‘ tl'tys Il‘t\i‘}|€\.\"l\l.l\llil
tho \llllv't‘l‘ oi the lilo Insnran.‘c company
I'v \
I \\ I»: II -II i‘t‘Iv i* ll
ii!
\\ I): so
I I-oiuos Into the bob-it ln-usI-hotd and Iuys
I
l
I
i
I
do“ II the hart I‘.’l\Il on an lllslll‘illit‘“ policy.
that oiliwr ut tho v «\ :Ipanv is Iwrt‘ornuug a
positin-I) rt humus r.t-- acnmtnrg to the
{\lhisll“ -I.Illli'\. “II-i says: “Trim l‘t‘Ililblll
and tilt II"inI III-tore Ii-NI and tho Father Is
tins ‘I‘o \ I>ll the tathorloss and tho widow
In their :tltltction.“ and so on. The l‘ttllgtull
nt‘ t‘lIrIst philntsx-s tutaku i-uro of tho tent»
tm-rul wants ..; the astploas well as tho spirit
uII When Ut‘lt‘lsltlll wasdving the lll‘llllla‘
tion value to Illttl‘ "Set tiy iuzisc III
; motor. for thou shalt. tho and not Ino’
'l‘hat IIiiuIn-tion III our day would
mean. ".‘I‘Jki‘ \onr “'1Il. s~ttlc up your
am‘nnts. iitiiko‘ttiiiigs plain. don‘t. do-
i-eii’o‘your hoirs with rolls of worthless
mining. sto‘k. don‘t dccoivo them with
duds for Western htnds that will never
«‘l'h .
tic- I
its 3
w Is ».,pi‘t*s‘citl '
paunt Illtlllt'll Itrty/znmrski against the.
5i‘lllt'l1t't' of six months imprisonment :ItI-g
Inbred him by the
tribunal for bluspht-Iity. The appI-Ilant‘:
utl'etise was this: 'I‘iied and weary altrr
a long; day's labor iii the harvest ticld
last \'earhec'nteretl the village tavern
and dank a glass of vmikah. After this
Slipt'lI/t‘l‘ lte Was supplicd with a small
nit-:it roll. called in
(client t‘illIIlL' that he exclaimed: “I
would rutht-r kiss the girl wlm made this
piroi: than the icon I" The latter is the
sacred pit-titre never absent from any
Russian habitation. before which It Is
usual .for visitors to uncover and cross
then’NbCS.
was highly cotaniIm-ntni-y to the cook of
the taverndtut the parish priest. to whom
it was reported. heard and judged II. In
a ditferent light. lit-nee the prosecution
and sentence.
enter the box and devoutly cross himself
before the “icon" in court. was a middle.
aged, jovial and gomldenth-n-d looking
man. who appeared much rt heved by
the court reducing the original sentencc for my family in apt-i
to one month‘s arrest.
m
Alligators.
IIII§*I“I‘ “WWW“ i thev go into the 1mirltotis.*.
The prusuiit found the "plrog :Uf‘ll ex» g
The twasant‘s exclamation y
'I‘IIEaislhc way a Iny wrote about
them .
of Florida.
cause 1 tun a poor hand at tiudinw things.
And if I list an alligator I \voult n‘t (are
whether I funnel it again :lI' not.
I would
Alligators are found in the rivcrs live ten
I faithfulness. But mys some man:
\‘iI-ld any chip but chills and fever; don't
I-avi- tor t‘tt-m not-is that. haw been out-
lawed. and sin-uni lnortgagcs on property
that will not pay tho tiist." "Sit thy house
Inord-r“ That is. tix up things. so \‘our
until: out of the “ul‘ltl may "Ink.x as little .
t'oiisternatiun as possible. See the Ican cattle
dovouting the fat rattle. and in tho tiinv‘uf
ilclih prepare for the time of want. The
Ilitllculty is; when men think of their death.
they are afraid to think of it only in connec-
tion with their spiritual welfare. un-l not of '
the devastation III the household which Will
conic Inwauso ot’ their emigration front it. It;
is Int-ultly Sclfislt for you to be so absorbed in
the heaven to which you am going that you ,
Kaunlnftl-l'tulnlsk I turret what is to bc-‘otttc ot your Wife and :
chi then uttcr you are dead. You can xvt
out of this world without leaving a dollar and
vet III“ happy if you could not provide for
Ila-In: you can trust them in the hands of the
tiod who owns all the harvosts. and the herds.
and thc Parks: but. if vou could pay the
pnuniunis on a policy and neglect. them It Is a
mean thim: for you to go up to heaven while
You. at. death.
tnch into a mansion. river front. and they
move into two ro utts on the fourth story ot a
tenement house in abut-k st wet. \\ hen they
are out at the elbows and knees. the thought
of your sploudid robes in heaven Willnot keep 5
them warm. The minister may preach a :
splnnditl sa‘rttion over your remains. and tip :
uuartct may . sin»: like {*‘lll‘ angels In t c
organ loft. but your death will be a. swindla
nu had the means to provide for the com-
fort of your hous hold when you left it and i
you wickedly neglected it. Uh.“ say: some I
one. "I have more faith than you; I believe '
when I go out. of this World the 5
will provide. for them.“ Go to Black» {
The peasant, whom I saw wea‘s Island. go throut'h all the poorhouses 3
of the country. and i will show you how
often God provides for the neglected children
of no Its-tin] pare-nu. That. is. he provides
for t. Ieru through public charity. As for
myself. I would rather have the Lord plmvido
vate home. and t rough
:rnal and conjugal
"I moon
In the next; ten or twenty ye us to make a
utv own industry. and p it
‘ great fortune. and so I shall leave nothmily.
Ill") out. d this word vm~ccmtort«
How do you know vou are gomg to
or twenty years! If we could look
W hat
tble. 3‘
I never found any there. bc~ up the highwav ot the future. we could see it
crowd by pneumonia. and plant-isles, and
numumptions. und collidi rail trains. and
runaway horses. and brea ing bridges. and
funeral promosioru. Are you so certain you
rather pay him bigger wages and let him are going to live tenor twenty years. cu can
find himself and do his own washing.
The al‘ligator‘s hide is Very tough.
makes me think of a little story; A boy,
who had no covering for hitfeet except dav.
.3 old pair of gallon, went to hunt. an
no . .
are the plat-es where-alligators bide. :mrfimdm
Boots are made ut~ this hide. which you
alligator one day, so a: to get his bid.
’»for to make a new pair. but the creature
swallowed hint. guitar! ad I". which ,ummmwm adouar.
on alligator he wanted—Sillim
warrant your household any comforta you
go away from them! Beside that. the M
r! Two only out of
In _ in button. Are
very certain you on going
to be one of the two? Rich one
the next. A martin NewYork
t 000.000 and the money turned his
gamulmli-hn In
low was
Vondthaynzampad ital!“
. Ilt‘Ip.
- and
: will die this veer are at. least 2
i vou prepared
Ml lb mu“.
akin-amt!-
the maelvencv. and the complete domestic
ruin. Beside that. there are men who die
solvent. who are solvent before they get
. under the ground. or before their estate is
settled up. How soon the auctiouocr‘s mallet,
can kno~~k the life out of an estate. A man
. thinks the property is worth 815.000: under
- a forced sale it brings $7.000. The business
man takes ad\':ni?:t::o of the crisis and he
compels the widow of his dot-oasisl part
nor to sin out to him at a rui nous
pricc. or lose all. Th8- sto ~k was sup-
pos d t n In vorv valuable. but it. has
boon so “wutom I“ that when the executor
tries to s-tll it he is laughed out of‘VttIIst root.
~r thu- administrator is ordered bv tho surro~
unto to wind up tho whole afl'air. . Tho canto
was s‘tltipits-NI at tho tirtn‘s death to be worth
S0 L0 ‘0: but after the indebtedness had boon
met. and the bills of the doctor and the nu
1t-rt:ik-*r, and the tontbstotw cutter have been
paid. there is nothin: loft. That ntc‘uls tho
nlnldio‘t are to come homo from scho tl and
15“!” work, That Inc-ins the complete hard-
ship of the wife. turned out with nothing but
“I llt'INI'I' to tirht the great battle of the world.
Tear down the Iambre ruins. clwso the iano.
r.p up the .\XIIIIII\‘II‘Y'. sell out the wan robe.
an I let th ‘ mother tak . a child in each hand
wt 1 trudgi- out into ti o desert of the world.
A life insuran 18 would hau- hiudcrol all
lll’lt.
Ilut. says some» one. “I am a tit-tn of small
III ‘tllls‘. and [can‘t :itl‘nrd to pay tho promi-
Inn.“ That iss \l:li‘llll‘.t‘\':l la“ lid and a genu-
ine evcns‘o. and there is tivi answer to it; but
III Ii no casus out of twi “Il-‘ll a lllflll says that
he smokes up It! cigars. and drinks down in
“mo. and expat-Is in Itt\ui~ios I-nviu;h “loin-V
to have paid the premium on a life Insurano‘~
trill ~y \\III:'Il wntil IIiavI- kcpt his fituiilv from
Iit‘;.'.ll‘\' when he is dead. A man ought to
pit? hints-It down on [to stri-‘tmt t‘ "\llfllllV
until In» \'.1‘I In.- *I this t‘hrtstian n-- s-ssitv.
You It tvo no right to thy- ln' 81.5 of lite uii~
(I you IIJV" um lo su 'h provt on. I a lniiro
\\ lt-It \\.Is .s lid l.\' Iii-r. llr. tiuthri ~. the ~;ro:it
‘4I'o'ttsli I-I‘v-II ‘Il-l‘. .\ few Mum‘s II turo his
Imi’it he stu MI :II .1 pill-Ix tin-din; and do
l-Irwl: “\\ h ~n I came to If hill-infill their-Ii
plo soon-tint *~ I'nuhml l ‘ my !~I:I-~l\ st wkleigs
ml at my I'u‘t In unit-r i. and th -\' sznl I
l- I died Ezlmu t‘o'ninmi p‘I-n limit. and t‘Ivv *I-‘
In It-I Illl' llt‘ ruse I Il\(' I in :I h-Inse tor oin» It
I pt: I 11“- :t your r-~Iit. .‘lll'I nth-mini -s 1
\\.Ilka “iv-n I Would Il1l\'t‘ Ins it \orv glndtu
nan- a t‘.lIl. but. gentlemen. I dl I all that be
‘:lll\“ I \\;III'i-I to pay III-8 pronunttt on a life
ilhlll'ullv -* that would kvnp Ill} faintly coin»
turtabio if I should III - " Th It I take lu Ito
the ri» I! -~\pn-~s- ll of an honed. intelhc
‘u-nt. t III‘Is‘IaII llI't‘l '
The uttcr itIIIt‘I'I~I‘~~nI\‘ of many peup‘u-on
this lllllhll‘lJlII su‘giv ~t arm-nuts t--r mu -h of
III . vintiio :IIII tlv-i punp-rtsin of tho II:I\.
\\’II-- :tl'-‘ tII-8s8- I'll-.Ili’ozi the cross—
to s \\llIl Ill‘H‘i- tin-wont and Isiah: I-t‘von
a In IIII. :ts yo I j; u 1-)" \Vli \ are those Inst
-n Ils _;I In; Illl I ‘t‘ the .:as uht. in thin
stI.t\\l~ .‘II,III"_\1U\‘ the \I llllls ul want;
III Inuit) I‘I the I‘ l\«‘.\ the l‘x-rm‘ust p Irvin"
:tn-i :t‘audpur-utts tincht II no pr dill-Itol It
holo-Ili knows II\‘\\ tin-y s!t‘tt_;;l-sl to II“
lulu. 'I‘tI-n prowl Illlli! th~ totrs froze on
then ch ‘t‘ix\. t l\‘\ wool Hit the s tel; nntd the
Motion; i-l' lIlI**I1l\ . but tin-y could not gct
saw-pin;
u:
Is to cuculabe about loos-)3 on earthly I
groperty, you might Without .snfll‘ient I
ought go iu‘o that: which. in regard to :
your soul. in your own parlance might:
be called “haunts." “extra haunts.“ “spx-
cial hazards“ Au unfo given sin in the soul
is mow inflammable and cxolotivo than cam-
phcuc or uitro ulycerino. Howovur th \ page‘s,
may be——yca. though th‘ whole cut-h were
paid down to you in “no solid Piv'uiuni—v .“
cannot afford to Insc your soul Do not tiak s
that risk lost it be said lisroaftcr that while
Ill this world you had k-‘Icu business faculti'.
when you went out of the world you went
out vacrhtatittgly ins drum. The scientific
llitehcoclrs and Sillimans and Mitchells of
the world have unit-ed with the-sit r d wriwis
to make us believe that there is co uing a
nuttlngration to sweep across the earth. com»
pared with which that of (‘Ilit‘ago in IR“. an I
that of Boston in ISTL‘. and that of Now York
in I‘ll-‘3. were more nothing. Bro Iklvnon tire!
New York on fire! Charleston on fire! Sin
Francisco on fir.- (‘antou «In tire? St. Peters-
burg on tire! Paris on tlrc! London on tlrc‘.
the Andos on tlrc! thc .\Pp‘lllll *s on tire! the
Himalaya on fire! \Vlulb will b * p *culiar
about the day will b8 that the water with
which \vo out out gr fircs will itself tako
flame: and the Miss pi. and the Ohio. an I
the St. Lawrence. and Lake Erie. and tho
Atlantic and I‘acitiv oceans. and tumbling;
Niagara. shall with red tongues. lick tin
heavens. The geoloin-al lion‘s of the coat -r
of the world will burn out t \ward ttr- cir-
I-Innfomnco. an I tho boats of th \ outsidn will
burn down from tho circnlnfcronno m thc
center. and this world will bet-onto not nulv
nccordin: to th . Iliblc. but according to s .i
once. alivtn; coal. tho liviir: coal at‘erwar-I
whitening int n ash *4. the ashes snatt mod bv ‘
(Itcbri'utltuf tIl-l lust lllll‘t'l on». and all that
will be left of this glorious p‘ait»*t will be th i .
flakes of tIinI-S fallen on nth-1‘ Worlds. Uh! on
that dav will you be tin-proof. or wiIl you ho
a total Iussf \\'iIl you be rest-nod. or will you
1,. consumed! \\'he.t this great vathulra‘t of,
tho world. with its pillars of l‘II‘ks. nut its
lillltlax‘lt‘s of mountains. out Its I-ellar of
gnldv-n mine. and itsnplmblvl‘y of morning;
cloud. on I Its baptism tl f-Itit 0! f‘l“ s 8:1. shall
blaze. will you got out on thc tirti I-soapo of
th'‘ I. ir I‘s dolly-minis" Hui on that day
for which all oth ‘l‘ d-n’s “cm Inado~ may
It be innit [that tlIt-s . liti- Ins :rnn 8o ur-n ha I
a laid up pullt‘)‘. and timo- tiroItisziraticomou
Ital :ivcu them. ins'w til of t it‘ dohris oi u
consumsl worldlv cstJIc. a Iiozts* II I: made
with hands. eternal In th - ho t\ ens
' FACTS FOR Tl”) CURIOUS.
There have been
Church of Itoinc.
Ilrcad was tirst made with yeast by the
English about than.
2&7 Popes of the
.-\thI-lst:tn. in ‘J'.‘\‘. first. cstablisht‘d
3 uniform coin England.
Shikspi-ure‘s lite .Illl works have
. 100 ll. 1‘.
vit*l*l..;ll no u 1‘ to tutv the rout. th~~y
on It ~t I'I‘.«\ll;ll .111” n-\ to do
I- ‘llIIV «lath.- tII-~tzIsI-:\os. until one ~I.t\
Ill Iliztl \\ t‘v'. lusI Inuu- {int :ulgwl iil‘
p Iriti and III‘ nub-I of \Tllllt‘ taught .
:i ‘II‘JI tight lwtwooii III“ ritiptt bread IINY
:t Id 'Ii“ ti cos. h :Iith. and tho l~lu 'Itninwd
:tn ml s‘n’ '-\I‘\I \IIII I II:t\i- non th » dat "
Samson rum " I lm‘tmo \\lI.It \on s.i\.
I. Is I:;ht and t lI.‘I\:i‘III. .‘lllil I tin-an sonic
t‘.III»* it: all not It lIIIs matter.” \I\' flu-nil.
you ate cozu; to Inc the villlllut‘l o: \onr
Il»\‘il\I‘IlUI\I II: the \‘tlttc “at th- \llllll‘l' ‘Iuvs
Ill‘l\\“l. Io prw‘rastznaliou I we all
sronn lino tiIt-dvslittltctunl stub-rm; t'a'nIlI-vs
of puonrs who Innaut \*|lI\' il.‘|\ toal'cud
to III'\ ‘~ IIIIstIuII duty I'nrin; trit- prawns
‘ gets Ins t‘u‘l not.
:i I‘|"Illl'll-"II tII-~ nian
' “l ~I§l|i‘\ .i VIII“ and delirium and lltv‘
I
din-tut shaki- of the dm‘togsltc'nl. and thcob
N-tll‘u‘s. If Iln‘l‘t‘ bo amt llll.‘ Inot‘o pitiriblo
t‘iunzt “one“ II~‘IlI'.lII‘I) brunch! up. and on
h»-i‘ ltl‘ll‘l'l.l.;!‘ «bu by an III-Iztlci-nt lath"
I;.\I~*I to .‘i tti:t*\ l-l whom slo- Is the chief Jov
an I pridcu! ittonnttl tIti-Inoxitontol‘ htsdoatli.
and III ~:i that sumo “'Ulll'lll going out. with
II»~IplI-ss chil Iron at her luck to sinuflo for
Iowa I in a world “It ~n\ brawnx IiancIo all I
l“);-.;u~~l so .l are no v‘\\’|t‘_\ l sru . It~ thcrv I-Ii
ativthtn; more pitmlnlo than t! at. I do not
know what It Is And-yet thnr
wo-tiou who :m‘ Indttl‘cn'ut In record to their
httsluin I'sduh In this n-spovt and there are
(Ibis-t pIIsitni-Iv Iii-stilt". il‘ t!t-»II;II a life
ItIsnmn ... stil-Joctisl a man to some
ltttztlth. 'l‘III-ro is in lltu-kltu luduv a
\I‘l‘\ psvr “ninth Infi‘lllll:
who \oh- Inczitly uppitsod the Insurance
of her linslcni I‘s lift». ttitd when - )‘lItt‘fllll‘lll
bud tun-n made for H puIII-y Ir. 8 ”.000 she
trustmtnsl ll. She would never have a doc-
tItuont in the Imuso that. nupliml It was pine
sit-lo for Iti'l‘ husband over to die. tltII- day.iu
quick revolution of Imvhttivr). his life was
Instantly dashed out. “but In lhl‘ N“ tulle
Shh Is, \v.th :lltlb“ In: tug. nutknic the all
of u lll.\t‘l':\lilt‘ lt\ Ill; IIertwochiIdI‘on have
Inc-*EI t.il.vn away from her In order that thoV‘
may III-I‘lofhwl and who ilml. and her his is
to Iu‘ It prolong-st hardship H man. bcfort’
t‘urtx i-Ig'tt hours Illl\" passisl away. apposu
at tho III-sit of some ol our pawn life In-
itnnncc I‘l‘lll‘b'|lllt\ Intvo the stethoscope oi
tho plusi ~t:tn put to your heart. and lungs.
and In the \t‘JI of some hon-ts! company do
ct'ce tIIut )ourchildrcu shall not be .subjrctul
to the hum'hatiou of financial struggle in the
day of \ our demise.
Hut t must ask tho mm mica-zed In life In
curative bnsmoss whothcr they feel the in»
porttnicc of their trust. IutI .vIIa-uzo tlt~-n\ I
must that they “\‘N‘ divine gt co to lulp
them *It IIM‘II‘ work III this day. who“ “It-re
awsulnany rivalries In your lino of birsi»
Inks“. you will hi ‘teiuptwl to ox'oistato tho
amount of ass~ts~ and tho ovtout of tin
surplus. and you Will be tempt al to
abuse tho franchiso of tho unuptnv.
and make up the doticits of one year by
adding soiuoof thowcoiyts of another your;
and you Will I» h‘luithsl to sand out. In *an.
anonymous ctrvultrs Il-rogitu‘v to othor
Isntipauios. forgottnl of the fact thlt annoy»
Illtl‘ls \‘Illlltltllllli‘fll ton moans only two things
thm‘onardtcc of tho author ant thH iuctll~
cieucy of tho pnlix‘n in allowing sn ‘h a (lung'
to b8 datol aitythoN saw Insi Io of a point
f"'ill.u‘_\‘. I'n tor t to III ghtv pressure many
have ,muo down. :\!ll}||1l will t‘o.tow t‘io.n If
you havotoo much \‘flllll‘lli‘i‘ III yourself.
anldo not app-.ul to the Lord for positive
Ilut if any of you holon: to that uns-
(‘rt‘aut class of p»,st;\‘.o \\'ho.\vtth nu any final»
rial ability. organize thotnsI-Ives into what
they call a life insuranc‘ co upinv. With a
prctondml capital of shrill» or $ motion,
thru “at. yourself into tho lucrativo ptisittou.
t‘iezi take all the \l‘ctlttllllli for
youtsolf. and than. at. t. I * a \proat‘h
. of the State Sup wintendent.drop all Into the
hands of those life insurance undertakots
\vhos - husiu ss it is to g tther up tho remains
of defunct org iniz itions and bury thorn in
lllr‘ll‘ own fault~then. I say. you It LI better
not out of the liusitioss. and disgorge the
\vidow‘s houses you have swullowe I. But my
word is to all those who are legitimately eu~
gum-d iu the business You ought. to be hob
ter than other men. not only 153(11ch of the
misinsibilities that rest upon you. but. b5
cause the truth is ever confronting you that.
your stay oit earth is uncertain. and your life
a matter of a few days or yous. Do not. those
black edged lentils that. come into your office
make you think! Does not. the do ‘t-or‘s cer«
tittcate on the death claim give you a thrill!
Your periodicals. your advertisements.
and even the lithozraphy of your policias
warn you that you are mortal. Acmrdinz
to your own showing the chmceo that you
1* cent. Are
for the tmzuenv nus exigeucy?
The hunt mudamnel man in the judgment:
day will be the unprepared life insurance
man. for the simple mason that his whole
business was connectel with human exit. an!
he cannot say: “I did not think." His whole
busium was to think _ on that one
thing. 0, my brother. get Insured for eter‘
uity. In consideration of wlnt Christ has
done in vour behalf . have the indenture this
day made out, signal and sealed with the red
seal of the cross.
But I have wordrof encouragemmt and
comfort for those of my honors who are en—
gaged in the fire insurance busnuess. You
on ordained by God to stand batsmen us end
the moat aging element of nature. We are
indebted to you for what the national board
of underwriter: and the convention of chiefs
of the fire department have elected throuzh
your suggestions and through your eucour~
agement. We mindebted to you for what
on have affected in the construction of
' di and in the change in the habits of
our cities: so that by scientific principles
onlerly companies extinguish the fire, instead
of the old time riots which used to extinguilll
the citinns. And we are indebted t ) you for
the succestul demands you have made I'm
the repeal of unjust laws—forth battle you
have mod Inst imendiu'um and
-—-fcr uti‘eéafil‘bloy youhbtve give-1W
M WW '0 no sou
the gen-futons and mpfihtde with whiz
My. ct
nun
nub-.10 menace:
lav? ldondtno'utyclano!
more
at. giuali
I I\ ’ ; ct'i\r‘ attention.
It on Is .‘ \ hip. *
. Coopers
“'5‘” m
callid forth comment to the extent of
10.000 \arii-d volumes.
The t‘hittrso iiioI‘II..Itcd for smallpox
Ilr. .It‘tttlltt‘t’ made the titst
experiment in \lli‘l‘llldll ".l in May. 17th}.
The highest siIvt-r «Iv p *sit in the world
is on Kim: Solomon's llli uataiti. iii t‘olm
rado. loitrlcctt thousand tect above the
I'm I:Il' tlccatt.
At feasts. tltrec t‘t-nt'zriI-s ago. every
gin st brought his knit . lIIII :\ \\Il|‘l\lll|ll‘
“as pkn ml behind Illt‘ d 5or. upon which
he shutpvtu-I his Itnitv- :.s be entered.
Sniooihni: irons are of late iuu‘ntion.
In the I‘Ii4ti of Queen Elizabeth and
James I. \ my large stomw. inscribed with
tt-\ts‘ of scripture. were used for the put»
‘N'Sl‘.
'I‘hc admitted histoiy of ('hiiu began
in 11;“! It. t.. .IIIII ttII- \‘IIi:I.-si* t‘IJ‘IIII
twentj too I‘.)llltsllt“ o: t‘ulln'l‘illfi, two
ot IIII‘llI. Ilia and t Inn :. before the age
of Samuel.
It is thiut tIi‘tI thit ii” I insvcts :t day
are \It‘slt'-i)'1‘il by :I pttr of “rim , 'I‘Iii'y
llil\t‘ lh'l'll t)li.\t‘l'\t‘\l IU II‘;l\t‘ lllt‘il‘ llt‘éln
and return with lu‘tk'i‘ from forty to
shty times an hour.
The soil for housc p‘nuts should re
as lllt'illl‘MI tin It have
found that Ina‘arial fetcr is ptopilufllit‘il
amongr occupants of rooms L‘Ulttdllllllg
pots of mutations earth.
'I‘Iirupikc roads \Vt re first Ist Iblished
in England during the night of Queen
.\ttnc. and wcrc so called fix-In poles or
bars swung on a staple and I‘dl’lltfllt‘lllll‘l'
way “hen dues" were paid.
In IT-tit a Ilutrhtnau nannti William
Iloancr brought the First Ina 'h into
England. and. it is still. the sight of it.
put both horses and turn into 'ttntzcnicnt.
Sonic siid it was a crab shi-‘I. brought
out of t‘hina, and some iIII:t;ixn-d it to
pin‘ down trees that have had the dis-
ueck. “—DII kutu li'c'll.
mg“-
The rain or Alton Burr.
Immediutely upon the close of bio
on an expedition to the Misaissip i
Valley. to work up among the peop e
of that locality his scheme for estab-
lishing an independent republic west
of the Mississippi. He found a number
of citizens andsome Government otli~
cials ready to fall in with his plans,
and there seems little doubt. that for a
time James TWilkinson, (icneral-in-
Chief of the farmy and Governor of
Louisiana Territory. was inclined fa-
vorably toward the scheme. Probably
this was because he was not aware of
its extent and enormity at: first. for
later he made every effort to thwart;
the plan. and it was through his infor-
mat'on that the attention of the tiov~
erument was called ‘to Burr’s plans. In
November. 150;. Burr was arrested
and summoned before a grand jury at
Frankfort, Ky... but. no bill was found
against him. owing to difliculty of pro-
curing witnesses. and he was released.
and his friends celebrated his triumph
with a grand ball. But meanwhile
President Jackson had commissioned
tirahaiu. tho Secretary of the Ur-
lettns Territory. to investigate the rc-
pnrts about llurr. and immediately
afterward he issncd a proclamation
against. “an unlawful scheme set on
foot for invad rig the Spanish domin-
ions.” Graham. securing front the
Legislatures of I thin and Kentucky the
requisite authority. seized a number of
boats on the )luskinguui and Ohio
Itivera which lurr had fitted out. for
his expedition. I‘urr. hearing of the e
seizures. Inadcshis cat-ape to the west
shore of tho Mississippi. but a body ot
omce as Vice President. Burr started“ 0 U s I .
militia was st-nt. under the President‘s .
prtwlamntiou, to arrest him. He had
prmiously had. all IIlS cases of arms
thrown into tla- river. and therefore
assumed the prc:I~IIse of utter innocence *
of any hostile intentions. demanding
that he and :tllthuse with him should
be searched. and his boats maininod
for ex‘ideneeof his revolutionary do»
signs. ;\s nothing of the sort was found.
a strum: sentiment in
arousal. lie was Ivronght before the
Supreme (‘ourtg of tho I’crritory. but
the (iraud Jury not only refused to
bring any Indionncnt against. him. but
presented chzu‘gcs against the ( iovornor
for call In: out the Inilitta to arrest him.
littrr. now tree. resolved to dis‘ouud
all his followers and leave tho‘ country.
ll'it beforo ho could accomplish this
he was again arr. sled. AI: indictment.
for high treason was found against him
by the tii‘and Jury of the I Istr'ct of
\ irguiia. lb» was charged with levying
, war. by the collection of armed men.
within the dominion of Virgin a [lo
was also charged with cont-octing a
scheme for tho owrthrow ot‘ the na-
tionul antliortty in tho \\'o.steru States
and 'l‘crritorieaf As there was not suf-
ficient ciidenco against him. howrver.
on this trial. he was acquitted—Inter
U can '
Hour 7 .\ fit-r lliru.
A stranger was riding in Fall River
t‘ounty. Dakota. when he met a small ,
» boy returning from school In the fore- I
noun,
‘“ hat aro you going home for this
time of day 2" he asked.
"No school lib-titty. “
"\\ hy not?“
“Teacher wont ‘way on bus‘ucas. "
“\Vhat kind of busiuoss?“
“Uh. he's goug- with tht‘ other buys.‘
" \\ but after?”
“Yo know Doc. Thompson?"
“Nil.“ ‘ '
“Aloe Fiddler?‘
“Never heard of him.”
“\Vcll, they was boss th‘oves and the
boys lynched ‘ctn on a cottonwood tree
nt‘tho I‘In'ycltno’crossing. yo know.“
“Ah. no, I see; and now your teaclr
er Inns gone with the rest of the cotn~
mittee to get. tho. balance of tho gang."
“Now. they'ro after the man what
out down the tree. The poplar feelin‘
in this country. stranger. is agiu chop-
tinction of holdin‘ up a citixen by the
be one of the pagan teuiplts in which
the Cannibals adored the devil.
In the early age of Itomc “omen were
prohibited from using“ wine. and hence
their ncar relations were allowed to sa-
lutc them with a kiss. iit order that they
might ascertain by the sense of smell if
they had bccn drinking it. 'I‘hcy were
80 fond of it. however. that Romulus.
the tint Kine. made a law that a bus-
band might lsiII his wife for drinking.
Friendly Hawks and Owls.
A corrcslmudcut of the New York
Tribune writes as follon‘S: It is esti-
mated that about “0.000 has already
been paid from Pennsylvania county
treasurics under the act 01' the Legisla—
ture of dune 2:3. 1885. awarding pre~
Iniunis for the destruction of hawks.
owls. etc. The .‘IItTUSl‘UPIK'aI Society of .
\Vcst Chester foul»; great pains to exmnine
scores and hundreds of the different
species of these birds. brought for the
reward or otherwise obtained. and the
result of Dr. B. If. Warren‘s assiduous
cxiunination was that of five species of
hawks taken in Chester county. and of I
three others. only two small kinds. the -
and the sharpshinned. con-.
tained any remains of chickens. while 8" .
had eaten chietly field mice. grass—g
hoppers. etc. , ,
'l‘he sort-cell owl or hanowl ls ex. ;
emptcd from destruction by the law, and 3
all the other owls feed on mice. beetles, I
sparrows. etc., out that the great horned I
owl and the barret owl sOmctimes take
chickens. All are shown to be fa»: more
beneficial than injurious to the farmer,
the hawks serving him by day and the
owls by night. The 0 unions of leading fi
ornithologists all over t e country, many I
of them in State or National service. and
with reputations at stake. unite in assent
and warm approval of the strenuous and
laudable etforts of the '\\'est Chester
society to secure the repeal of the ill-
advised act.
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Longevity In America. '
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out: or more spared monuments in the'
form of persons who have reached full- 5
ness of years. the conclusion would be;
that our eager civilivation was too much I
for any reasonable expectancy of attain- .
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tion. the race for place and wealth, the
impatience with delay. the readiness to :
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that these swift- ced individuals mach .
old age an ex ingly ventunsome pre- 3
diction. Piobably It younw men about .
deciding on a calling shou consult a
doctor for advice as to the vocation most _
conducive to longevity, their graves ‘
would not open as early. but what about
their world No doubt if any of them *
and women over eighty 30'; living ill
New England were asked that: recipe for
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OFFERED
FOR SALE
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Taylor’s Real Estate .
but
Washington St.
SIIIITH NIIIIWALK,‘ IIIINN.
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i Houses and Lots.
Two Dwellingr Houses on l'ppcr Main St.. west side. compara;,.
lively new. with all the modern improvements. 87.500 anH‘kSqaoo
7 One large. House on Upper Main st.. east side, 5.000
I House and Lot on Lower Main st. West side, 753°
' House and Lot on \Voodward Avenue 2.200
House and Lot on \Vcst street. 3.300
I House and Lot on \Vcst street. U500
I House and Lot on Turnpike, 3v5°°
I House and Lot on Taylor Avenue. 3.000
. House and Lot on Monroe street. 4.000
I House and Lot on Monroe street. 1.500
I House and Lot on Concord street. 2.000
House and Lot on Summit street. 3.000
House and Lot on Spring street. 2,400
Double House on Spring street. :7 rooms, 4.000
Mansion and t'ottage. Usborn ll\\‘llllt‘. East Norwalk , “500
.\ t‘ointir-ditus Dwelling. Iot .‘on‘flm. East Norwalk. 3.000
House and Lot on (‘ovt- street. East Norwalh. 2.800
55 acres at t‘ranlwrry I'Iains. with a good house and ham. all in g ted umdi-
tion: priz‘c $2.2m.
Building Lots.
£1,600 and 81.70::
or will each Inge for property in this city.
Two Lots on \Vashington street,
1 Lot on Upper Mair: street. 2.000
i Lot on Lower Main street, ’ I 60°
I Lot on Meadow street. 5°°
"Lot on Cross street. 80.
Lot on Spring street. 400
Two Lots on West street
I Lots on Taylor Avenue.
| Lot on Cedar street.
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ascent“! 2,500
400, 650 and 850
I60
Lot on Lowe street. 500
Lots on Elmwood and Bayviey
Avenues, Summit and Golden Hm
streets are offered for sale.
\K’ithout doubt these lots are among the very best. in the city for
residences, and will be sold at reasonable prices.
Farms.
1 have two Farms for sale. of so and 40 acres each, located very
near this city. having on them Comfoaable, Roomy Dwelling Houses.
all in good condition.
Country Residence.
I have also a very Comfortable House, with abunchnt Stable Room.
pleasantly situated very near the city, suitable for a Gentleman’s Su-
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 ofl'ered
' can be had on easy
NELSON . TAYLOR,
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Norwalk Chronicler