Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31

 Francisco, Cal.
 Get Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from your druggist. l; will save you.
 Twenty years of unparalleled success "nntirms its power.
 delivers that sermon a week from the iul- lowing Sunday, 13 days after its dictatiOn- Dr. Talmage never gets angry His i'm pcrturhahility iS ar times ErutC~quc. have scCn disappointed lcCturc CnmunittC'rS dancing round him in n ra-C wlil.' ial- magC stood in the center smiling Unrlf.,l. And the angriCr they -ut the pleas ..'vr Talmagc bCCamc. The prsSS ahu~.z- hlII. jumps on him. kicks him. hut yDl3'll al ways ind Talmagc undisturlHS!. smiling scrcncly. His most rCnarkal'lC Oldi1y. and to me the one that stTik,-s n,sarsSt home. is his extraordinary p'lUctanCc l." change his lCCtur' on the platform and his indifference or his hlindnt>s Ia the wishes of his audience. Every Onc comes to hear the C-rcat Talmas-c lsv,lu~ss Inc j. he great Talmnsc- Hut you hCIr him lCcIur in New York, then hear him in Chicago or Boston ar San FTauCiscsp-aUywloTU an and you'll listen Ia exactly tlsC ss;ilaC lee turc with all it's New York luCaii>u1S. de livCrCd worSi for wUTSl exactly as hc first wrote it. He will clsanl-C Ill" t..!C Uf that lectur', but after the Iir~t few words hC rcturns tO the same old l,NtUU'- TalmaE-c l. a most fun lowing man. a persistent story teller and a Ius>t s-s.Ilial fellow trsIV' lar His wife usually I'S1Im!EInis~ hiUs Un his lunl, l,CtUrineg t"UJ< and ls,' slWay~ Tuak'=- her his Is-,n cvulI-sUi"u- She l. a mast 'n tcrIainin-. cI'ArImin,- wall Ds,'l lsdy-
 Opinion OT the Great ISs"-h~r.
 have trs.v..!sS d with many G-ssi friends from the rulpir. I.'st of chur-e- my tE''''d
 
 Wiih Eirl 'r..N. ls,I Insasly iss'.o's' Inii'-S- c1vrriua, t.,..r:y US, ry ,-.l.nI, iu every state in tn. Jni..l. ts,N I.riDF. -iTi.''iia uIrd Ms sIssipli %.' VV.I> u,.sT'-r (" Nr- Iszss!a'i than myself and l say tlgi,. wi,!i 8il pride, in luViIsss r,utIssuTy- We r~.r q Ess'isUr hy every Islvau> C.sJsvs.y aslsS' i:I turu- and the incidents uf our dlys j'''irI'Cy wCSs' in yariably the sIEliC,i 0f his ,HsnV' -T~Hri isln iu the evening. ECpv-t, ? cni.'y'Ni every I-2is ute Uf his life, >.Gw Iha' g-ssl- Ih'' F7'i''c-' and brightest -lsls. uf s'VCE&thiU-.- h. Vssis friend Of ti,' T-vnI'lc and rv7'-n'ss al I'' Classs-s in America One "f Li~ uS'~i I- I'n lar lCCiups hsz,I far a title % Tl.c RriT-u "' the Common PCuIlC- Iu England. h''w ever. the TpCurlc mi>UnslCF>t.NNl cusum0n pCuplr, |" and BsCChrr had tO CiIuEr Iht name His lsssliIh WAS always a wonder t' me He n,vvr kn,w what iilnr~s meant He sciSiUm. fl ever. showed anger W l'r attacked in UIcD 'l' lvgI'' ar argument. "r when arul>svl. hi, eyes Iv inki'v!- and than luuk out-a IuUUl, nus lTS.'!-tlV WI: about [" sink tl:'' cIs"uy's ship
 SJ,eRking .i f-I-;li>lsmCn- l UI9C' tvi'c to get Mir Sil.gz-,s'n iU C''I!.C UvCr len t' lccIurr. iii> answer in the following lci ter iS thoroughly Vl1I-ac;cTt~tiC:
 NIuHTrxsaIE I..>u. Ea9l,aur. Surr,y. ls:9-
 DEAR SIK-I am s,"t al all afraSi "f anything you could gay l,y way Of temptation I' VTras t or l,Cturr fuT us"uCy. for ih" b''-e "I it'' United s>tatcS iu luIiisn wslh not lead me t' deliver or,~ su,h lcvtErC- IL would only wssi' vCur time and rhine fer N0u tn Iras-. sEu'lEt I fs,l sure that NOu nrr one "t th" T!css' 'a ni's men upon earth. No5sr ECCsl uH'uTct EFrt' uariiN l. -., asl.nirsb' 'hat tTuSI ynl N iiI u" waste II tysnn au impossible object. hut ts | content to have T.N aC ku0vl sdEInen1 that q | succrss could have bssn achieved you " "lla (. II. SFUEcUoN- I Tn N,trr, r Pond WeStminSlCr I'alacr Ip ! tel. Lon.loF:-
 Max O'RcII's Experience Nearly all thc humo1~ as lo,turcrs fol i thC Inst S0 yS.lre have bsSn IlnGSr my man 1 arcmcnt One Of thcsc, who always ssUre= l a ..rlatfcrrn'' s-IcCCss in this country I that witty FrcnCknan, Max O'Rcll- His fun is contagious Socially hes "nt l of the most entertaining men, with n gls' l story ApropOS of nearly everything. It l tells in his own most humorous WAY ut" ! instance of the Chicago rCpOrtCr's imPu dcncc and enterprise. One night he ha' been in lcd in the Grand Pacific hotel I'Cr haps an hour or so when then came very decided rapping at his chHint'r d"or l Who's thCrcr'' called Max O'Rcll- | "A rcportcr," came the answer.
 Well, can't SIC you now m Il bed"
 The Frcnchmcn heard his door hCin pushed open, and the chair which he Inn placed against it tumhlCd over some an adyanccd into the rOoin, struck a mate I and proceeded to light the gas
 .'Weu, wcllI WhAt'n you have, st' what'u you hayci" cried Max O Rcil, ir dignant at this cool intruder
 The reporter tossed the match int" th fireplace. and throwing himself into | chair said:
 ''what'n havc' Oh, I'll lave a awhisk | cocktail"
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