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REV. DR. TALMAGE.
THE NOTED DIVINES SUN
DAY DISCOURSE.
•lie I rniw an O|*| Hible
Maar}—Tb* I tier FwllHlr •f »*«•!.
Tfxt “An l Samuel »ai4. *hat mear.etfc
t: *t> tu;* r»**aCinc of th* *h**r in rr.ib*
*tor« mr4 th* iovinc o' the uira viiirb I
Lear' I !»ao.uri xv.. H.
T’ie Ama ekitea fhmiffht hvl eni>.
r»u*F* 1 Gu4 and tha' !** * •* • •"'•< *•%•?<
irt » ei**ut»on h»« t *r»-at» ar* F*t «*•*•».
T‘»*f la! Ttirkn’’• t> *•.’* ’** a • al* *
t’ltti* an 1 -*fi Mt**r* •>*-
tt»*«i. For four has irrii • *•** t . • r.ai
b**n <•« an I th»r *•» •**- *•<!.*f
••ar* nnt [um«n u» • r h* I%• ** <»*n t •
•jo ••». * Let n* •** ► * ra*i. •••►I «
jr«»phet. t.’lla haul to gu h»wn and **av a.I
th* Amalwkitea. n.-t l*avm< na <»f them
niite; alao to d**tr »r all th* i*a«t« in their
t «•• ***««ion —. •herp, *amei and a**.
Hara. I hear the tread f 15* »•) w th
tr.•-u»tr**ii« haul at th *ir head a ‘at* with
•rm r. hi* ah*e« I -lif.f'iiig at hi*»i-l* h »I4*
lAir in hi* hand a »|»-ar if th* wa« lx
wh* h in** cr*at ho*t mar -hr 1» r had* 1 I
r-e wtn**k«» <‘tiri.ni? a.-ainat the -t\ \ .w
th-r* in a tniru ri »ud -rs it as 1 low I **e
the e-ho|e ritv n«tn< in a chariot o( >mok*
t*hitid Meedn o( Hr* It U M”.l that **t th*
*ltv atoare. Th* Ama«*kftr« and IrmnHtea
the trami*it of tattle blow peal oa
peal, and thef» i* a death l»u*h. Th*n
tbrr*‘ l< a •und waved. • «*ut in«l
ha a javelin* n •hlrlda. arm* fail
fr »m tninka &u 4 bead# roil into the duM.
<.a*h after ra*h. the fret fled veil, the
mrglinr of thr dtird threat* th* <*rv n*
pair th* iauiffh of r***fur*. tt»-*ur** h >•»*«*< I
l»etwren *iinr!»*-*l teeth- an wm» * death
irroaa. Miv-k* <4 dead «>n ail *ide*. with
• *** ua*Uut an I tnoutlM **t irrmn*ax <•••-
t"r.»n<-e, Hu*«a for the !-ru*llt** Two
Iturdred and t*n th • j*and n*R w ive th* ir
I i.i.« •an l eia,» ih -ir •.n*id« ' r the Lrl
4. I hath *T *-• them f tie M f *rv
I*f that • i*t r»<»u • arrjv f l*ra* « -or
rurf- If V *toe« a. I »•!-» «•—t ?**r *u<h
the I r I het *an.ur| t< • • *•>*» t • ’lav nit
thr A tr. I.l* a “t*d to •* a » %»i th
t ‘•r.f |- |« n lUt >1 it !‘* 2* h «n* ’»•
AniUe«iti«h iihtf an i *lv- If ’ - t
an I a • • r t - f ••• •n that . n ! I*vr t »
koi. >aui dnv*« th«* *br*t- an i ■ ven d »*n
toward h« me. It* ha« »•» idea that v aniu«d
th* pr | h*'t • ill had «•«•< that i»* ha* •we I
the*.- *heep and •v» a for h»n**»df *amu-l
ro*i *• and a*a* *aui the n» w* fr >m the
tattle haul | ut* oa a *■ t*ma fa -r f..r
than v«»ur Centtiße hvp«e r.t» and br *av*
•*| have fuelled the m«nd of the
L* r I *a*ue| Itatea* at. I b* h» *r* th*
•trove • f ‘beep a I.tile wav • *aui had ao
id* a that th* j ro| bet • rar w ul l I* *o
a*ut*. '•a*a>i*l »•'• t > naui If v a
doftv a* God told v >u and ••»«• ad tba
Amaiebitew aad all th« »• ••( la their |- <-
►**»|.»n. what n*«an*th th* td*Mia< nf Hie
*h*e v » tu min* ear* and th* low.utf «>f th*
«•!*• that I hear*’ \h one w<>wo| have
thouifht that Liu*h**a •<*n4 have e«»n.
•um«d thr cheek <»f Mawl. bo no' llc»av«
the army not himself, of e,, u r*». L<at th*
annv*—bad »avr«| the rhrep aa<t oven for
raerirt ’*. and then they thaucht it would
|>e t«H> |«<d anvhow to bill Aifatf. the Amair*
klliah klaic namuel lab** the •word and
be aiaahra Avfatf to f»lereß. and then ,ie
tn» th* *kl*t r»* *..*• •• •
•ty»e and rend* Il In twain a* much v* 1
t<> *ay. enul. ju*t like that «hail l>
torn away from v»ur • m, ir* in I torn aw.»v
from y<»wr throne In «»ti»er w«»rd* let
all th* nation* of th* .-arth hear th* M<»ry
that haul. Lv dtaoheviac God, w-»u a
of •beep, but loat a kingdom
I barn from thi* •ui r I will
eip.me hvjMwwi** Her* **aul pr» t*-ad* h*
ha- fulfilled thr divine •■omn > .i*«ion by stay
ing ail th* lra«lv te*l>»ag.rtc to th* kmal>
kit*-*, and vr< at the v*ry moment hr i*
triiiug th* »t> rv and |r» t» tn* *he d« lu
»l« n the »•- r*l r«m»rw «»wt. «»nd the *br p
Lle.ti «n I the op r I rjl •«
V hypocrite i* «>••*> who ifbah tn be
w bat h>* i» not »»r to d«» what he doe* R.-t.
haul wa* oalv a tvp* ’ a *a*« lb- ■» —I
*rn hyp«*«-ritw l«*»k* ewfullv W>u Wh,n**«
when be | rav» and during hi* fal II * d**»
votl *a show* a gr*at l-*i f tb* w »H* . f
hl« rvre« He never laafhe r !f hr d*r*
lauc-1 b* wra * *, nv • • it afterward, a*
tb< ua**i be bad •••»•»>• itt*-d • .«>* gr* it in
•lt* rrtb’B Th« first urn* he gets « eoan *
t»e • rwv» tw*at\ miautrs ia | uldt-* an t ,
When be rah. ft* k »e «e*m* to imj Iv that ail
the ra« * an nnff* with <•«* *v-rpti u.
hi* in<«de*ty (or*«»ddiag lb* Mating who
that one t* There ar* a great many
rtiur ’hra that have tw«» of thr«w e» |r*ia«ti
rai I nab Heepe.
When the f v l«egin* t » prat bw»k it
fi r v»»ur eni kra* I j»e m r» gruuln* r-.
iigi -n a man ha* the w>« r- »*m* rtai he
will Iw, lit yew n.av Ki w a r*og> M * im
ft««tof bv the U t that to* I r !*-• Bim*e|f a
twi.C un.<omf rta» I* A waa fttatbiud
I* imm«aee da rage t« t toe *hwr h of
« hr*.*t V *t»ip vrav - utnl* a bun-lr d
•term*, and v*< a baadfwi «»f w rn • ia th*
I .aaaa irav avnfc It to tb* utt>m The
••uur b of •• -d la n«u •-» n»w« a IB daafef .»f
the ry»•>«♦•• of tfvnMw sad |«rrwe<rv»ti' n
that «•« m* nfH»« It a« vs live vermia of I
bv| * r.*v that lafM it M o4t*w ar* of ao !
Cai ger to the f.dd . f God unieew !be% I »-k
lu* *o**r %ra d-l waa <4 m< re dams.-«
to the arvnv taaa t’ofuWaiU* a*.d hla h'4'» ,
<»a We tBMB'd dev**'* *» M With > dls?'’l
rerViL ale' t* eurtam <• i
wed <• bef»'re the curtaia >< » *-* r* •
Iblßg tßs«4e out A maa mav throw *4
fM'.i. v I.lde hta rwvM character but God wHi
niter awhile l ar open the watt* 1 aepuicb*r
•rd ev»wwe the put rr I act km. nundav .
fa m eaaaot *avw him L- ar pray«n
ranatA »ave hlui |’»aim *mgia< aad .
rhur h<. -aaa<t *a«* him uod w.H
H- t-ruto-i d us- n !•<• forehead the at rd
•'Hvp-wrvtr H* may thins b* has !**• '
sw ceesfui la the deception kut at th*
to oet <saf«»rtuaate sn-'metot the sheep WIU
Ke<« and tbe •!•• w»d beUow
Otoe of th«- cruet ! I* hoy • «»f cddeu time was ,
C tag ttovicommuai *ate«<*e fttoeiesrtir*
toad he began ia the usual ! rm la the
hanie of U-»d am*< M. p sa«* th*
•aft • f i» at*** n**ss *.! v. xf
1 ’to w man* .«*••• • **• rw V -*d us
d* • the Cto’b «fre u* a• a•• ’• Wls-a
r •| < *i are at- ell o » s •» .* * < «abr» <to
er • sad ua.ku 1 si «t • s . «r tr-s
ia** th* v*UHMB »t tv* r s«amait rorr**’
p »4.M »»•«-»., 5..,r .1 tb- J f
Sb - mb*4<b< th-r- j ■« w all thisi
• B-r» r»».i> to t»t"» ci* rj
a»4 t>at B tkißC k-H 4 vb b«t tk-
'<«»! . t lk-i» l—*i ba4 •>»•« -.mm. a S-b
»«l 1-B.J ti- .t— f t»Bl Bill l>. t»» i—»-
4 •
• r•* t I r —. • » a..—»
ta> « B • l«t A- I »4 --e •:.»
BBL.r* «u«* tr— ri.B4W t-» ) «
t.-t n .t ls» V »1- BB- ft.J to kß*B<
bb t-» < r—. _ «.4 ILb*4 .. bbb 1 mJ a- a
h-f.-ro bib. • r-fusrd to do it. but .titer .1
while he aisreed to come in | rtvate wh*n
th. re »us t.<.t->'ly !n the k:utr • tout, and
tt-n he woui l kneel .town t etor- him and
x. r-hip. •■■it the x-rv.iut- of the kins
ha l nrrant:-*<i it no that by .Irawn.c a -er I
th- tent woul'l »u«bl«-uly drop, tlttaras
after a While . nine in. and -uppoMttC h«
w-» in entire | rivnry knelt (-—tore Rautlol
| hu-. The »ervn:>t* pulie.l the ••orJ. the
t-nt Jroppe4. uii'l two armie* rurroun.linc
looked ilowu on <>tt»ea» xneelir.tf t—f. re
Kar,do||'hu>. If we were really kne.-iiDK t«
th- world while we profr-o to Im* lowiv
>ub'eet» of J.-u- <’hn*>t. the t-nt ha- al
ready «tr'*p|-e.l and .’ill the ho»t» of beat-n
ar*- ap»»u <>>ir hy|w*.-r»»y. t. 0.1 •
untv.-r— i» a very i übll‘* I •»■ “t*d you
<-ann<>t hide iivpo*-n-y in it.
I learn •n-th-r fr>m thi« »nbJ-<-t how
natural it i« totrv to rut off o-ir ••*« »n
oth-r t»-'i'l-. haul ebarse i wth dt*-
nh»vinc<.o*t The man eav« It wb« n*W he;
h» did n a »a»e the aheep; tho ar-n» did It
trvir.st > throw it off on the alinnlder* of
otb-r (eoj h* Human natur* ia th- -a-no
In all at—. Adam, confront *d with Llann.
Mid. ‘‘Th- woman tempted m-. and 1 did
eat." And the woman eharsed I: uron the
•orient and If the •errant could hare |
•teißen it w mid have chars-d It upon the
d-vil. I rapt——that the r-rJ «tate of th
ee— waa that E»* wav -atinsth- appt- and
that A lam -aw it and f*ss—i and ■•oai-*i
until b-s *t a pl-ee of It. I »up(»>**‘ that
Adam wa« iu«t a* much to blam- an Ev- waa.
You cannot throw off th- r—-pon»tbillty of
anv aia upon the shoulder* of other people.
Her- U a youns men who »ay»' “I know
T am dotne wr-ns. but 1 have not had anv
chanec. I had a fatli“r who d-«f.i«ed <lo<|
and a mother who wa« a dl—iid» nt sodle»a |
fa-hion. lam not tobiame for mv »in«. It i« |
mv hriocins ut>. Oh. no: that voi.nc man 1
ha- teen out In th- world lons enough to I
*ee whit >» ricM and to • what !• wrong, i
and in the great dav of eternity h- cannot [
throw hi* -in* unon hi* father or mother,
but —ill have to -tend for him--ls and an- t
•w< r befor— Old Yon hare bad a con- |
aelenee von have had a HIM- and th- influ. j
ence nt the Hole Miiirit. Stand f-r ynurwelf
or fall for rour»-if
H-r- la a Im-iu—• man H- «tr* "f
know I .b n t do .*w*tlv right in tra 1- but
ml thedrv gon 1« men do it and a.I th- liar I
war- m-" do thi» and I am not r-i-i- i
• iHe ■ Yo—-nnnot throw off vo ir-in uor n
th- -houldera of <4h**r m-rouant- *• ■! I
w.l I.old v . re«|e>n»l'*le for w t V* i • i
ai. I sh—m r—i-»n-ihl»* for —'•a* t'..-* .|o |
w ant to ..io t" o*i- pa«, is* *>< ■*•-. t ie.* |..r i
von I t!itn< I’ i- in - if ’•> ■i I— |
■l thou-halt I- w>— for ’ IV— If f 'l- if I
thou • ■nrn»‘-t t ion vlom* *hnlt I- ar it
I lenrn further from thi« »uhj-*-t whnt
Go.| m> ant l*v -vt-rminAtt*w haul w<-
told to -lav all th- \ma>*lt— and th
fea.i* In th-ir ion. II --nr.*- kew.
th- Amalraite king and anm*- «f th- -h* n
and oven God eha-ti— h'm f--* it 1.-.4 >
will a<*< -tar in th- -oui that i- half lli«
and halt th- devil • Thee* m »v t-e m .r~
*ia* in our anul* than there w-rr
Amai-kif-* «> must kill th-m W.—
unto u* if we *pare kiras H*-re i* a < hrl—
tian H« •**’ "! will driv- nut "II th—
Amnl-kite* of «ia fmm my h-*art H-r** i*
)-alou*v —down <■—* that Amaleklte If- r
I* ba. kMtinc down goe* that kmai- kit- '
aad wbat -laughter be make* am tag hi*
•I— -Ir iing r.gnt and left W .-i i- i i«t
nut voad-e lifting up hi* h-a I* It i*
Agar it i* w •rldim—• It i- an old -In h
raanot hear tn -trike dow n It I* a darling
trnn»cr**-*ion he cannot -If. r I t<> •* -ritb-e.
Oh. mv l.r* H»r**n I ai.f—n* for -ntir
erntmu >»«me ..( th- Fr.-lot nan* call
It th- "tugh-e Us.- Tb- M •'! -di*;-
I h. Here -all it "n-rs—t n ' I do nM
-K*‘ r *•» *sl» «t **w •
man sAri* •*’* th • l.nr ! T kn««w mm * if
sr* living* wii K ••‘.*if • in riwtuul *♦•««•
m ini'»to with Christ vu I -l.iv l»v «livv bf*
Bulking within *lght nf h«*vv*n II yw *•» I
kft«'W* T'»*v t*ll m* ! heii*v*« th«*m.
Th* v v«miM n«»l lb* ***»iit it. Win ’'tottnM
w* ill hvve this e »n***r kt|c»n• Whv *luv
some of th* *|n* in nsr *«»ul un-l l*uv*
other* t<v I'leut un*| ***l|nw ! r »»»ir
un<i *nß.t*mnati *n» <’hn»t wvtl not *tav In
th* sum* h*M|*e with Agu< 1 “»« mn*t give
•p Ac«g cr give up < bri*t J» *»is *w*
VI •». abv h*irt or non* haul *i*w the
p - r«'t »f th.* *h—*p an I th«- m*un*st *>f
th* n\*n vu I k-j • • yri* «.( »h*« »ines* un*l
tfce futr *t an.l th* r.« ur • < ir<*tUß« w“an
bsv* *i.i’.r 11»* m »•! ur»| -t shr nf ir
•i«ab4*vv. I t* ** whi-h ar*
m •: r**i* t.|M.‘ It will n »*r* <1
•ar ali th< An»a • • !** u*> ?n*-r-*y
f-r A.*vg
| Ir-urr t»irth*r fr**m thi* •«»» /*.■• t'tv h »«
• sin t i trv t • 4*fr«vil G*l II r- t | j
th »lgl th* htofl Cbcßfe.l G-I I It f tho.*
• h-*|. ,t» l *>V*n. h«at k* I «•! h • • r wn h-
, l*~t h» ernpir* cunn : h. at «i -1 ut
• f a•«» g»* - nt H*?* i* a min * h • *»%•
msl* v|O<v*i in r rwu l E f r* h* .h**
***rv p.iivr of it will t-' • r t will
giv* h m *i« l*M *inr**f 11-r* I* • • hrt*-
! i'i wl ■» hu* G-en larg*|v | • »*i- r i ll*
hi-u 'I giv* ntn *••"! th* pF - rti* n thut !•
t'l* tn -hsritae* is l l*n»-vo. t. •* •• I
•me* lo the r**k ning sb I »i* t aSr* it a I
sur sv fr -m »'u II w of tea .t h>* ’***-•» t • it
« *rt-t»ton »ti*n h«v* Hr.l a lirg • •-**>!* a» i
it • g •»•*• Tb* L*»r»l Go»l ***•* u»t • th*
• 'HMit.g r» **m an t *ai I I bvv sii-*w**l
vou tv tototc u*l tin* pr 'p-rt v f r t* f«
, te*B tU*B!v y* urw. A». I V»*U ha'* R <
• »n* to mv po*.»r ill tr*b w »»
tn* •*ullea| upnu you yoi h ‘’in I* t
him nf? v n«r viveß mv *ufY- ring > U-
Itlr’-n Ui pesi*'l t » vnu for heip, y »u hat a *
if-r-v I nvaly u*v*«t !<»r mu h or • »
ru'ifh I vat v »u «ti I n »t giv* it to c.* »u I
b ar I will take it uh *
«. —I a*** *I u* -ne-»*vent*i "t ur t.m* tn
I t -w* . •! *4 4«toth I»n ve I *u. ** w-
• *-a » g-t an h-ur f that lino *uc'*-**fullv
) UWUV frnm Its trie obje«-f \<Y to«* <* <4
h*. 4**uUto<l 4 «‘U* •evrntfl nf V- us tiai*
If y »u tak* <»to* h.'wrot IMS time ths: I* tn
bw*4evv<*4 tn G«4 » **n .•*uu I ito*t*to4 f
! keeping hi* *u**hith u*e i: f »r th* puri-***
!rf wntiug ip your or muAiug
wnrtHv ffwißs. (»o|«ih get tbit h-»ur fr a
, M IB • n>- üB-VI-e tel ... «. I ear* t »
1 j Mk Y I s I •-1.1--'. N- -a*-
1- \o I b a t Itl go to Yamhun H
| Vian- f r I «r»»*i.h The »-a r-v the
I wia4* H•« »»J IH • *!up f i >me yw
a t»Bi -». aul tak« tM* j-k-B-Bgcr for Tar
•ni»b \o new -ver 4 ■<• Io Tar*.**!*
, w ml', i t-.l* t g l \ia-»eb. Th
—aw. Bid aot carry Ul* it i«<>.>d»—a
, Th- wind* w wM ao< waft him. they *r
<>,-!• wiad* Im( » maa ait-mpt to do
that «oi h I. -1 forbid* hlw to <>.. <*r to g.»
! ,l t-* • I a • w her— i.o.| teb* Sum a < t • <■
laat**r*< *e.d a* well a* <» -I m ICV*..I
» th- .-htaiag- ir-e,t. t.*«nk«
-in tb- r—• to bora hi— t» »*» I
aT -
•tr-eg- t- whoa* See bow—a ar» t«..t
.t »f *AuU*. th**— who— •» n»< -« f *wa
lai— are the t-*r* ot ef*pr-*-e I tall raa
ha'* they au-ee-afully eh-at-d G*»l*
Th- a-t Jay wul d-aeM-trat* It will be
f**«e4 ***>t oa I ba: 4av that God via ligated
, o <*ely h*a g.>*>t—a* aad Hi» m—e*-y but
- • *•.- -are es H» owa ngnta
B - I the r*<hke of Hl* -burr* bb I i— ngst*
•We-t f r»ee*4 eblMrea < ~*e* war
1 p.i asa—aadeoae an »r *» the
•* g~ a- • i-r» to*4ed 4ag*»-« b—r«-d
» a aad tk- rhaiao Uk- eaaa'r* j— .—I
t— » >aal w *re off iba 2-ek aad
rv »4 aI he aarrowie**-bos*u lx* ye
■ e-t»r—*l 4-a4 fr«* th- Mate* wi-r
--y a w-re l-uFB-d. whrre the arm ipil*!
; t merry fed late the aeh-e a—l the rrr at
pale wa* drowned ;n tuo -napping o. t;»o
iliviii* ou*l St»«- howiiag ot tb*- mob; fr on I
vad-y- of l‘i.* im<*ut ao I Smit'ilb*! I ritr, •:
un 1 London Tower r.tul tu** liigliluud* <*f '
p.* itlnu I. il.itin rin nr *a: ;r. •< --ion and
tog 'th-r <*l«;> your lo.ny linnd* and t >- ,
g.-ther-ta >u* your :noi !y fr-t uud 1 *t tin*
••liaiue th *', bound you to dungriui* ill i
■•liank at oi. •- and gather all tin* Ham***.
that burned »ou iu cue uplifted arm of ilr<* ,
and pieivi tor a judgment. Gatli-r ull ,
i*i. tear* y- ever w. nt into a lake and I
gather ail t -.gh» ye ever l*re.*tli**d into •
a teir.|*e*t until tllU heA.'eli pier.'illg ■' 1.1 111 .
elank aad th* t**nt;>e>t cisli uud tu*- than- i
•|e. gr »au aai.ouuee to earth nud u-ll nod
!ienv-ti a judgwient. Oh. on that dav God
will vtsui -ate theraue** of t'w troubled au I
tn** opj r*n*a *<i It will l*e *eeu iu that day
that tnongu we may have ro .!• ••! our fel
low*. we n-ver -u *ee»*fully roatjed j
liod.
My Chri-tian fri?n b. as yon go out into !
llr* world exhibit an open iiear.ed <'.irt-tia.i
fraakues-. Po not be hv<M»*riti'*al in any- ,
tiling. Yon -re never -ate if vou are. At
th.* mo*t Inopportune moment the »lirep
will bleat aud the oxen liellow. Drive out
t'wj luct Aui il-kit- ot Bin from your soul.
Have no tnereyou Agait. Down with your
cm- down with your pr.Je, down with your
worldlinv-a. I know you cannot achieve
tin* work by ’jur own arm. but alnuglity
grace i* -uffiei -nt —that which MVed Joseph
in tlie j it. tu t whieb delivered Daniel in
the d-t>, that wbleh shielded Mhadracli In
th- (•re. that which bileered Faul la the
L..' a Ho rt* She*.
A Miildletown (Conu. I ln*ly bi< y
' rliat, »lio i» Kucwn to hr »oniewliut
-uperatitionn, rrceti’lv picket! tip n
hurao -Loe und attm Led cun-iilernM**
importance tu the find, a* it i* usually !
a* an oaieu ••( gi*o.i lack.
I Siu* liung it on the Lanulc Lar of her
wheel and cvutinned her ride. After
a few minutes -be pr.ucture*! a tire.
After the damage wa- repnirv 1 -he
collide I w ith a Meriden «V* 11-t who
»t* -eoreuing. Botl. ruh rs were
[ thrown, although neither «ii*.tatiie<l in
jury TLe fvlki» ing day -hewu» n«-ar-
I* run dow n by an electric car, auil
| the nett afternoon her c uitideiu-e in
I hor-eshoe ltf» was -*>mew hnt -liakrti
when «he wr< throw u f’ol.i her wheel
in fri*Lt of tin po-tvffice, I .idly apnatn
iuk her wrist.
it it a Fact.
I’layiug eirdn were invented in
, Fralii r for tl** ntnil-i lumt of the uin.l
' Km« < liarle- \l. By ITT.*., 42M.DMI .
pack* lni'l ri •rived the <iovvruiiicut
-tamp in Elutal.d.
Bell* were iitriulii-ed iti Cliri-tinu
churclies >n .*. 1 ’ 4 ,M1
Ibe l'r i»-»n prayer btuik ••nji in
that the W bidtof the service, tin ludiug
tin* -eriuolt, -bull not exceed cue
hour.
In the Midlle Atfe- pepper wa« one
of the uio-t **>*tly -pl*'«—. und tn the
thirteenth eaituiy the gift of u few
poiind* <>f • •■••• -oi:-ui* "< *1 a very 1
• olii*' prv'ent.
Ol r I'ltiJ °* ffcM m«v ’•» drawn j
.. w0n1.1.-Uu'. ar-.'.* *-.
the w. rid.
Muxic.l R*d« on b '“cl*t.
Here t» u tew idea for i-lmri h fair
and • linrital.l* bazaai - At ah ama
triir rntertaiiiiiefit gl'.cli ntidrr royal
pntronngc, it. aid of a fund to pay *.tt
the debt on tie seLiwd* of St I’eti-r
I.<>ii*l<>ii lb**-*-. " number o< voting
laili* ** gave a*rries of performance* .ui
Li< *.■!•* Tie -lurf numlwr on the
programme *a* thr ”inn*ii al ride
l.mlir* r<«dr their bu y. !• •» with ring
tinkhutf and other mu*ical p« tfort.i
Blu rs, to tin* adtl,irntull of u U-l A*
-emldv. It l« -aid their performance*
were gracefu throughout, and occa
i -iuiibllv clrvir. And with pra.ticaliy
no et|*en-r i considrrablr Mini »a*
realize*! on l.’half of th'* »clm<>l drill
Th* k-art of O Connell.
On thr tif'icth anuiver-ary of tbr
death i f Panel OCi tmel! there -a- a
•twcial r*-*|uum tna»* *-vlel*ri»tion in the
< bur. h .*< th- In-h i'ollegr, in K**me,
where the heart (it thr Iri*h leader I*
preserved It will be rcmeml.rre.i
that Of'onnel died in lien*.a. and that
hr directed tu bl* will that III* lir.irt
• lioitbl be given to Home a- a toni liing
iiirtnrhto ■ f lit* life-long devotion t<>
the -re «.f St Peter Thr urn con
taining tin- precious relic bears thr
in*«rlptK u, 'l’auiel O (.'iibDrll, liatua
Kerr*, vbttt firm.ar die I*> Mall.lbi*.
artati-«nar anno "
Baron d» dlaye. *hn ha* ;n*t rr
turnr-l from an rtiiio*h.gical tour in
>*|L*ri4. believe* that lie ba* found a
race i f l*eing* »h>>clo*elv re*< ml*!r
the prebl-torir rnau Tiny arr the
V. t.ak* Th.y are j ure pagan*, their
-ujwrii r go*i being 'Kiren.-t." who
j*er*< nitic- tb« *l*y Every family
dwelling ha* attached to it a hut m
wbu h they o.'ten -a.-rih.-e. and certain
rite* are <>b*erve<! an-l -ertatn cerr
uionie- performed before they cat any
r»op> 4® *!.»( lb.ng- -eme’tm.w un
4rr 11* -ire— -f -scV-a-ewt Wben tbe
H>- a••• a- i.’.M 4-wn *n (•*♦ MtM'a-
• rp* t*ve Blfce* day In - tfetefe so« an I’ve
k<s a aaaa r-n forward to tn-
H*a • • rr-w a"4. plcb -g up • -rtrU.
a* 1 *t ®*»t :• f*—4 eff tM eolh- -n
Wbeißer M »*eape4 wish h:» lift ar not
!> aat rertalnlr known Tt»»r» ar» force
la tbt- world wilcß • man • purr -rm
roaaot roo-roL It la wet. tßea for h;m
to re-. »• tbo narrow Um.tauaa- ot A-*
F-ait trees along btg*iways and evea
r* rm ta *o»e become a eeorce of reve-
Bwo to oo*o Qer*an g:ateo and ta the
Grw**4 I*w*r of Lusemburg epe<al
elaeoeo are bold every year for in-irwct
.*< .’-i- .a*ra and read UsJi ia ike
paauag and rare of erc&arda
RIDE IN SEDAN CHAIRS.'
ANTIQUE 'IETHCD OF CONVEYANCZ
CECOV.ES SCO ETY S NEW FAD.
t
Crii«k*liv* V•• hicl* Az«*m !• !w I srtl in
dftd Nm b'*L«Mes > «•»>• levl
Iu Carry Tlirm— .A t»peit nt nrr «»t Ihr
MiMlmi >r«lats*wlUrh Xa>(rr»*r tlnlsh.
The nltra fa-hioualde set of Chi-•
•ag** will -'-'ll -tar’le ’be pede-trtau*
if Lnae Shore d.iivc ami Michigan i
boulevard *y * new fad, -ay* the
Chicago Tiuiea-Herald. They arc;
klxitt: to adopt the antique ami art*- j
tocrati** *•••*».. chair .v» a tucana for 1
i conveyance • ver *ii**rt Gi-taueea.
Thi* new traveling fad has nlreuuy
become quite common in Loudon, i
where the more f.i«hi»nabie people!
Eave begun to imiiilge in the prnctic# I
to an alarming extent. They use the
nedan chair for all f'.inctionn iu their
imiaediate in ighlx*rho«xl, and only
hesitate ou veritable.St-ite occasions tu
al*at.mu it for the bruiighani.
TLe fid soon reached New York,
where swelldom i* now trying to ac- !
custom it’vlf to the primitive novelty
of the horscie-s carriage. A co.-pura
tiou La* l» i n formed and huuilrcdx
ot sedan chairs have been made to lie
let out nt u nominal price per hour ou
niueli the same -y*tem a* that of the i
bai.-**m cal**. Tne promoters of the 1
Aclo-tue are already reaping a harvest
from the u*e of the new vehicles for !
evening parties. S.uail dances,
reception*, I’.itiiirr* and all functions
of a purely private n,d cxclu-r.e lia- ;
turv.
Bct-.e:: the const'ira* ir» of the
fasniouable world and the nh-'clmg
world the |«s.r iu.r*e aeenia to be in
the-lecliue < f lit- |«.polarity. All the
Uuiv er-e -eru.* t.i lie lOUtrivrig to pll-li
him ••nt of ii»e!uli.e-* F'*r the »e lau
chair* are t*i lw carried by groom*, .
f*H*uiieii or *-*|n«rrir-. w Ln-hewi t-rm
the s M'icty woman *'ln-»*<>» to apply to ■
her servant* of the * liair Each wilt
be projH'lled by the rtrength of fmir
men. It -erm* like the revival of a
bat Lai ic. in* dia* v a! habit, « hen hnuiau :
iH-iug* a*-mue again the duties of a
|*a<*k bur*e. j
Mi Smlbl £*.
THE «>F.DKX rilAir. AS CCYIVED
It’ll the ‘roan I- extrctuelv light 111
weight. and the l.nrdrii, div ided lie- i
tween lour. i« »ald to l>e not so trying I
a» title would | •(••niue Ths men I
ch.i.i.-r tloif |«”»it|ou« 'rolii one S|<lr
toll,, other, -o that the l.iu*.le« of
one *h' ildvr urol arm are not over
taii’ii tu the neglect oi the muscles of
the other.
When i..y lady appears on the lioule
vsrd in lor ••■■lau ‘he w ill not attract
so tunrh attention a» one wnald fauev.
For there I* m thing showy, extrava
gant or ill -bred aliottt the new fad. It ,
»a not redolent with cheap gilt pink
aatin and panel* da’ilwd with high im
prr**i<>ui*in The to * >eilan i*. iu
fa. t. a < harai-ten»tic mmiern vehicle.
• imi'ar to the b -iy of any closed car
ria-re, and <li*feri.ie- only in the absence
of wheel* In place of the latter two
long highly je>li‘h* I Jr’le* are fastened 1
to the nndrr*lde i f the vehicle, ex
tending two feet to the front an I two
tn the rear. Hy nieaua of these poles]
the setlan i* lifted from the ground and
b irne by the rqn< me*
Tii no re t of.nla.- *tyle o' modern
sedan I »■'.« t .»•-.» like a correct
brougham. Ii iv constructed, how
ever. on a much smaller scale, it is
vastly lighter 111 veirht aid will ar
crinimo late only one person. The
frame work is very slender aid deli
cately fashioned, th.r.gh durable. It |
is made «,f pine, a-h or <ak Over I
thi« breast plates, so to speak, of 1
mahogany or rosewood Others arc
•ivereil with less expensive wwhli and |
painted black, dark green, bine or ;
maroon, with yellow and red for trim- ;
mine Still others are covered with
leather in ilark lines or canvas painted I
j tn the dark somber colors mentioned. ;
I Thu* <>g v the colors popular in the !
de, rs’i n <f or.hua.-y vehicles are
i ntii.re I• t • ir.v
A strtbi s and fundamental differ
en<-» exist* i- tween tlie modern sedan
an 1 it- f.n- ss i «.« cf two renter
I les ag • Tu" st’es oy-ened i~ front
by a d- üb.e <.«<or like tue m sdern ban
aom eah T'j» modern er '.an. huw
erer, vj<rns only at the • by a single
door. constructed p- e.sely like that
of a heougham
X th> s, . I e s.s* .e sealed se ‘tan
n- w k ...Is Ide {■■•pa ar sway there is
anotis- e vested e*y»e. which
w.d p-. bob y snpriwde it Tun s*
•Un If two r«rs. L* >s ma art
bq'ks an I tea'* than the s.ugle sedan,
and re |Q| e«. ■ r sh ••,. I fep.’r, t gbt
• eqcrmes I - isla-t tx» th* gra e
I fnl curves of the English state car*
, nage-. with a suspicion of rococco cr
i namentation about the moldings. The
! seatr are vis-a-vis like the old English
| •‘•.niable." and there is a single door
on both sides like the modern closed
carriage.
The severe and correct exterior of
the sedan will be left uumarred by any
attempt at elaborate decoration. How
ever. the panels of the door will be fin
t ishrd with the crest, heraldic arms or
j simple monogram of the family. Tho
equerries, too, will 'oe costumed silli
ly. There will be little or no display
of bra«a buttons, gilt braid pr kneo
■ breeches. The eqnernes will bo coh
i tuiur J os grooms, in blue, greeu or
isarnuD, with high top Ihmhs und the
ciMu-bmen’s capo and high bat. So
that the equerry will be a cross be
tween the footman and the man on the
box.
It i« npon the interior of the sedan
that the greatest attempt at luxury is
made. The richest tapestries, rare
old brocades, velvet* and s.-itins will
be utilized to tnft and feather tho so
ciety queen'* ne*t. Not only dull gold,
I silver and old blues will be pat iu, but
.ven brocades of pale, delicate tints
'.ike my lady's own dainty satin toilet
For she will not call out her equerries
and her sedan except when she is
ulxiitt to go abroad iu evening dress.
The hired sedans in New Y'ork are
not fitted out ou such nu elaborate
scale, of conrse, lint, nevertheless, the
i n**e of them is reserved by the mouth
for fashionable women who are sure
1 that uo ene else is allowed to travel in
them. The interior of the chair* are
tun- kept ]*erfectly cleau and dustless.
Con veqnently tbe long, marvelous
evening wraps of shimmering white
are not coiitanuimted au.l soiled by
■ contact with the vehicle.
Tue private aetlau chair is going to
be an expensive luxury, for the orig
inal <*o*t, not to -peak of that of the
maintenance of the vehicle und tbe
* servants, is by no means small. The
body or frame us the sedan costs bnt
little. Several hundred cheap sedans
I were made by a local carriage mann-
I fuctnrer for use on the Midway during
the fair al S3O apiece. But they were
icivcred only with canvas aad line.’
with chintx. The new sedan, with its
elaliorate interior trimmings and ex
terior appurtenances, will cost from
•'.*Xhi to 015UU, a tidy sum for a mere
w ill 111
Unfortunately for those women who
possess elaltorate gilt sedans, they
i anriot put them to this practicable
u»«. Home beautiful relics of the
olden time have been used, however,
for decorative purposes, and main
tained their usefulness well as bric-a
brac cabinets for little antiquities it.
porcelain, brass and silver. Or they
have served as chests for old linen,
laces and brocades. Nearly all of the
sedan ebiur made in IflXI for tbo Mid
wav are scattered throughout the city
in the homes of curio collectors. Sev
eral society women succeeded in get
ting the nnloveiy things, rather soiled
after contact with the rabble of the
I Midway, and then having them recov
ered and decorated, they exhibit them
with (xrdouable pride and vainly as
the real Eastern palanquin. One
woman is now using her sedan chair as
a decoration for her lawn, after having
filled it with a profusion of rare trail
ing viues and beautiful blossoms.
I
Tka ruileaee*>r es Marriage.
/W
Miss Hantar—"Don’t you think,
mv lord, s man sbo-ild aways marry
a girl of entirely opporite eharacterix-
I Lord de Dueta.l—"Tans, I certainly
Jo That's w U v I m looklag fur a
girl with asoury.”