AS TO Tilli TABERNACLE.
l we v. mmo QUARTER,
‘ TERNATIONAL‘, SERIES. JULV 29.
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tut of the Ina-nit. Itx. xl. blow-Commit
Verna. “would." Mt. ltev. In. 3.
Commentary by luv. I). DI. Ste-rm-
Ooodeooed (mo twin llcl r Qimnerly, by
| Wand Ills. Iloflomn.‘i?liiladelphia, pub
l. ”Audibl- Inn! spoke unto Mtfil‘fi." How
often we rend this u‘llit'lll't‘ niid how little we
mart tntbiutul tiu- Illa-lining of it or of
I the "Thus with the bird” of the pnlphetn,
1" tho "i \‘i’, llzllu yell!" of Jim llimnelf.
who we. 11.. I..r.l God of the propheta We
," um"! V” A [IN lallb'tl lii‘t'II ll) the W011] 0‘
God, I|~Il lli“~l ll lou rcverently; and unit!-
we mm; lml not \pfnlilflg to us in Ili-
wonl II “Iii IH‘I profit in. ‘
2 "U. m» lay»: do; n! the limit month.”
L It Wu»! ‘ a will! twil' (verso IT) and just“
ymr ~..,i.-.~ lm- clmi pawn-er night on which
the) M: $1.. mill of bondage txii. 1!;xiil,4).
That r... :u \\.L~'l ever to be u memorable
fllubth l moan bulimic of the gn-ntlleliver-
luu'c. Although it \VIL'I the licyenlli month of
their will war, they Were henceforth to
(mull! it the lirel lliolltli, for it on» the first
month of theilnt ymrof tlmirlmtorynsn
mlmunid temple. Every Christian has two
birthdiiys, the day of his birth into Illill‘
world and the by of his birth!“ achildof
God
“The taller-uncle of the tent of meeting.“
(R. V.) God has delivered the nation from
the bondage of Egypt and brought tllem
unto Hinuclf that they might be onto Him a
peculiar treasure above all peole-,a king-
dom of priests, a holy nation (xix, 5, 0), to
make him a name (1! Sam. vii, fit), and now
He will dwell among them by a visible pru—
nnoe in thin tabernacle specially prepared for
Him ixxv, 8.) The tubeniacle after some
500 your! gave place to the Temple of Solo—
men, which, with some rebuilding, continued
until Christ came the true tabernacle (Heb.
viii, 2); but He, being rejected by the nation,
urejected them also for n time, and their tem—
ple and city and land became a min nn‘d deer
olatle because of their rejection of their Icing.
When He shall return in poim l‘illd glory to
lit on David‘s throne and reign over the
houseof Jacob forever (Luke i, 32, 33), and
torestore all things of which the prophets
have spoken (Acts iii, 19-21), then there shall
be a new temple according to Ezek. II to
xiviii, and Jerusalem shall be u city of truth
andpeace and righteousness, and tovit the
nations shall go up fronryenr to year to
worship the King, the lord of Hosts. (Zech.
viii and xiv, 16.) Meantime, between the
muttering and regnthering of Israel, God Is
adding to the seed of Abrnhnm from all the
nations of the earth and building it Icmple of
. livingstones (Eph. ii,I'J—f.’.l;l l’lst. II,5', Gnljii,
ahyhichmccording to our golden text and the
chapter in which it is found, will collie down
from God out of heaven, be a light to all the
nations of earth, and thcdliellingplnce of
Chrilt and His mints in connection with this
firth when the kingdom comes.
, I. “The ark of the testimony.” Thedlmcn-
clone of all the vessel»; except the candlestick
and taper are given in previous chapters; I
can only briefly refer to the material, sittin—
tion and significance of each. The nrk, table
and altar of incense were each made of shit—
tim or acacia wood, covered with gold, ro-
minding us of the incorriiptible humanity
and divinity of Christ. The ark was the
only vessel in the Holy of Helios, a room ten
cabin; long and wide and high, three sides of
which were hoards covered with gold;
the fourth one the veil, a type of
the body of Christ (Heb. x, 20); the
ceiling was the beautiful curtains,’ and
the floor was the earth. The cover
of the ark, called the mercy seat or
propitiatory (Heb. ix, 5, R. V., margin),
7, VII of pure gold, and out of it was beaten at
"uchend a cherub overshadowing it. Over
the mercy sent, between the cherublm, in this
Holy of Helios, was the place of the manifest
presence of God. (Ex. xxv, 17-22.) The ark
was made to contain the tablet of testimony,
and‘there they were kept. The people could
not keep that holy law, but Christ, the true
ark, kept it perfectly, and of Him it is writ.
ten, “A body has then prepared for me.”
4. "The table," on which was placed every
,' week—every Sabbath day—twelve cakes of
bread in two rows, with frankineenxe upon
each row. (Irv. xxiv, 5—9.) The table and the
bread and the incense all speak of Him.
“The candlestick" was made of a talent
of pure gold (xxv,3fli. and would therefore
be worth about 525,0“). It was more like
a lampstand than what we undo-return! by a
candlestick. Each of its seven branches held
a lamp which every day had to be trimmed
and filled with oil so as to burn continually
before the Lord Christ in the light of the
world, the truclight, and lie in pleased to
.ytous“Yc are the light of the world.”
5. “The altar of incense.” On this the
priest was to burn incense every morning
and evening while be trimmed the lamp.
(xxx, 7, El, touching on that although non»
ing that We do can be acceptable in ft-
nelf [lacunae of our ninfulnem, [at whatever
is heartily done in His name with a rim
,dainfor Ilia glory is made acceptable by
the incense of flu merits, which is ever I
sweat Mum. to God.
Thuethree vouch, the table, the candle
stick and the altar of incense, Were in the
holy place or first room into which the high
priestwent every day, but into the holy of
holie- ho want only once a year.
0, 7. “The altar of burnt offering and the
liver.” These were the only two vault in
the outer courtof the tabernacle; tbellrrt
wan made of wood covered with bran, and
w- jint inside the gnu of the wort; it
“hate us of the Uod-man.our laminae
for Iin, and tell.- us that if we are unwilling
toaocept the blood of the Lamb-nonran-
Iom, were is no pouihility of our coming to
God. Tholnv'wumndeoutof tlwlu'a-n
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not or AM. new
”0“le Clippim Gathered by the
’ “Sol-non and Paste” Editor. ,
The annual army commie in Engllnd II
turmoil. J
Winger" «ppm in a panorama in London
by I’bllillln‘itdfllx, 395 feet in circumference.
than are playing Ind havoc with the Culin-
diail l’ul-iflc telegraph [ins at Griffin Lake
and Revelrmke, Quebec.
An avaluiche has fallen upon the fumes
Hospice of tit. Banal-d, In Switzerland, bury-
ing the church, but causing no luau of life.
There in a gentleman in lheton who want.-
to give a dinner totbetwvlve greatest Ameri-
can author-I, end he would like the public to
decide for him who they are.
“Pilgrim'- l’rogm" has just been true
Intod into the language of the Palm-ll, a tribe
occupying a district in Upper Guinea, on tin
gold (inst. This is the eight y-flrlit foreign
version of Bunynn's work. .
A citizen of Newcastle, Pit, dreamed that
he was lighting with n neighbor and kicked
him violently. The next instant be awoke
willie bowl, forbe hall unfiltered tliefootr-
board and broken his big too.
A jury in the superior civil court at Boa.-
ton decidul, tho other ilfl)’, find the Hinton
uinl Albany railroad must pay 82230“) for a
boy's leg, which had to be amputated owing
to injuries rumived lit a railroad cunning
Blocks of ice that were cut In the lake at
Memphis, M0,, for storage in the ice house,
were found in many instancm to contain
large catllsb that had been frozen wild.
Some of the fish Were over a foot in length.
A number of years ago a man in Quitinan,
GIL, asked a friend for a part of an orange
he was outing. Being refused, he asked for a
Iced, which he afterwu-d planted. The seed
developed into a sturdy tree, more than a
fmt in diameter, and which at last accounts
was loaded down with 12,500 oranges.
A stained window glass was m'ently let
up in the parish church of Elstow, the birth—
place of Bunyan. It forms the jubilee ine-
morial for Elstow, and Is the fifth wilnlow of
etuincd glass that the church now visualised.
l’rogrcss“ and “The Holy War.”
The great English law hrs come down with
all its force upon two little boy- of 8, who
bud stolen a shilling fromachild of 7 and
spent it In sweetmentn. They were sent to
the workhomie,tlie judge refusing to give
them up to their panmts, became they were
“young highwaymen who had committed
robbery with violence."
It inannounced that the Standish monu-
ment on the Duxbury hill overlooking Ply-
mouth harbor is to be finished this season.
The obelisk is now 7" feet high. It will be
110 feet high and 2'0 feet above the tea level,
and visible 20 miles at sea It has cost £27;-
mo, and needs 810,000 more to finish it.
A TCCI'lIt inquiry into the deadlines: of cer-
tain trades in interesting when the register
gem-rare report on the (ht-realize of mortality
in England is remelnbeml. The latest static
tics show that dry grinders of forks live on
an average only 2‘.) years; of ram", 31 years;
aviators, it! years; edge tool: and wood Illeurn,
3:! years; spring knives and files,85 years,
and of saws and sicklen, 38 years.
The Colorado Historical society, under the
championship of Dr. Bancroft, its president,
is hulking no effort for the preservation of
the Aztec ruins found in the state. These
ruinsnbound ill southwestern Colorado, and
are of great interest to students of American
antiquities and to eiglltsecrs as Well. It is
prolulscd to have the country in the neigh-
bouiood laid out as a great national park.
A citizen of San Bernardino, Cal, has mic-
corded in making a living off of one acre of
land. Around the acre is a row of fruit
truce from which he has realized MOOfor u
season's fruit. He put a quarter of the acre
in strawberries and sold 8:500 worth. From
the rest of the acre he took three different
crops of vegetables, and was on successful
with them that he sold SIM worth, builde-
keeping a cow, a pig and fowhl.
Philadelphia capital is about to develop an
Important marble industry in Dakota. An
eighty acre tract of land has been bought,
over nearly all of which the formation ex-
tends, rising above the surface from thirty
to wrenty-five feet. The marble iii of fine
quality and of various (Kill-rs, most of it bo«
ing chocolate color, however, with gout wins.
Work Will begin at once, railroad facilitie.
being within a mileanfiu half of the quarry.
A cubic foot of marble can be laid down in
Chicago for 75 cents that wifl bring in that
market from $3 to ill.
ll
Ono Way to Catch Woodcltuoko.
A man in Webstrr county, W. "1., has a
navel way of catching wuxlchuch. He first
catches a land termpln and bornlalmle in
its shell, just over the tail Through this
hole he run! the end of a ball of cniidluwick,
hearing the ball about two feet from the ter-
mpiii. When he wants it womb-buck for
dinner he takes the Wrrapin in his pocket to
tlmllolc in which the wmdcliui-k Inn taken
up his pcrmmlent midencc. When there he
puts the templn in the mouth of the hole,
Intumtm the hull gull km. and In the
turtle goes, followed by the ball of lire. The
hunter ihrn stands” the other end, or exit,
and mvniui program. In a very fallofl. time
the womlvhuck upwars at the mouth of the
hole iii a puulcd frame of mind. Allin-p
blow from a club winds up the wmnkhuck'ii
«Malice. The termpin is always climbe-
hind hill prey; he in pit-lied up, the burning
heme-me extinguished, niid the hunter in
ready for nouthcr.—-(.'himgo Herald.
“by the Lamp Explode».
The two recent explooiom of coal oil lamp.
hthls city have excited much remark. ll
nah an: the oil in me mu above the stand
ard. The lamps had been left nandlng a
long time half filled before they werolightod.
End the lamp- been full when lighted time
midrntt would have been inipoinible, and
tberlnkot life and actual Climate”
arty avoided. no oil vapor had mingled
with the air in the upper part of the lamp-
and formed an explosive mixture. The ufe
thing for households-into havenomweln
their lump. for tilt- upturn mixture. ht.
Duet the Argo-anti.
It to not generally known thatPhIIAr-
W,thoChlca¢owrkm-n,wuoneoftbo
Argonaut- who created the plains In '49
innards of the golden fleece. lie to
mlnedluCollfornlofu’ men] ymnend
laidlthefomnlatlonefhh timiulflfilby
cut-hinting. Inter work-far thorium
Hemeuttolllwauknelu Wand»
WMWIIIIWDM—
luYorklvmluWarld.
Two of the other: illustrate the “Pilgrim‘s '
, ‘ wfill:- Ivonne ROM.
I. brunt um. Tot Who Wu m GI“
by Paul'- llapplneu.
The father of ”a family becoming annoyed
at the fault finding of his children ova their
foal, exclaimed in a rage one day at dinner: ‘
“You children are intolerable; you turn up
your noses at everything. When I won a
boy 1 won often glad to wt dry broad onwgh!
tout." “Pom ppm" raid Item. the pet of
the family, “I an Io glad you are having
molt nice time- uow living with alumina and
u"—-Bo¢ton 'lhnlcript
non-h.
Albert time dmwhlh l‘wuonavllit Sp
to mybrothor in the country, my little 6-
{ear-old niece chanced to climb upon my
nee. ‘
Looking up and discovering the Ibert
growth of light colored and not over abund-
antwhilkenou my chin,nho exclaimed
with lympmhizing voice and grieved ex-
on:
“Why, Uncle Charles, you have got splint-
en in your chin.”~Bostou Globe.
The Bullet Light Enough. ‘,
Ernest, a byear-old. wan awarded flrnt.
prize for children‘s sayings for the follow-
ing:
Being lent up stain with a Imnll bulket of
potatoes, after tugging them up half way,
be not the basket down to act ufreshhold.
Au aunt of his standing at the head of the
stairs mild to him: “What I: the matur.
Enleett Iii the bullet heavy!” "No," he
myu, “the Insket ain‘t heavy, but the tab-n
in”—~lloeton World. .3"
If Elia It!" Mantel.
A few years ago Hastiiigs', graded echool
had a good attendance of young minute. from
It) to M ycnnl of age, and at a recent: group
of these girls gathered around a ‘new comer
from the country, "getting acquainted," as
It was termed, and one of the lot Inked her
her name. She gnvo it as Sarah Jane Annie
Presley. “In it to be continued !" queriol
one in an honest tonc.-Detroit Free Prism
Phyalologlenl Problem.
“Can I ask you just one more question,
papa, if it ain't foolixhl" inquired Bobby, who
had been badgering the old gentleman all the
erening. “Ya-us, ya-al." “Why iii It, papa,
tlmt the more a Iittloluiy'iinmr is stopped
up the more be taller through itr”—-Philade|-
phia Call.
Blu Unknown.
A child in a Ca- nvolmu car not and ltarml
at the feet of a man on the opwedte tide on
long that he finally leaned forward and in-
quircd:
“Do you want to trade feet, sissy?"
"Do you take me for an elephant!" sbo
queried in return—Detroit l-‘rco Prom
Tentative.
Artful Jimmy (conscious of unprepared
[own and desirous of ntnying from Ichool)
—llamina, dear, what sort of illueei i! there
you don't have to take medicine furl—Lou-
don Fun.
lllatory.
Teacher—In what bottle was Gen. Blank
tilled?
Bright. Boy—Hi3 last one—Omaha World.
The "and-nine Actor.
Who thought he would “mash” a Indy.—
lle W.- an Editor.
Her Leap Year batter—Dear Charlie, I in
close my hand and heart no "mtrillutlom to.
your future happiness. Also a two wilt
rump. If not Iccopwd plea-o return and
oblige, your: in hope, Arm
Bi- Reply—Dear Annie, l have examined
your contributions with pleasure, but regret
that I” return them no not available,
owingtothe prcuunof other matter upon
the eel-inns of my future hopping. Yum
In charity, Cantu:
Whitman. ‘
0min... ,
"Do you know that delightful Iir. Ever.
uni-the one who took such high honors at
college some years ago? lie in it brilliant
follow. and can converse charmingly on at-
most any subject."
“No, I don‘t know him. in he a lawyerl”
“lawyer! How can you ask such a thing!
Ir. Brandi-much too refined a man to
unbhiallving out of other peoplo'u quan-
nh. No, indeed! Ilo breath born and
dew—um
A 0.0 of Able-t whim
larch-ntdmyin I billet goodaof Chl-
cngo drummw hat layout mealtime.
thbtydayul
mwnmmtahutmlnddlyy-Yo,
ortlo. luluylpnytheluo—«ih—c~lbog
pardon; mutinydnyn, or a prenatal!
orcuh—‘l'holpoeh
In In“. Charge.
Indigent Mum Dian-8e. bun,
waiter, you’ve upllt "about a quart of coup
down ”to“ of my neck!
. Walter Mlvoly)—M he no charge
for extra mp, In—Burltngton Free Pun.
Probable.
It in reported fiat loan], the m
tnritouo,willmwfldnmtrythh year
unmmmmmwmoou
dihhlpmhblylllnd him mum-the
chlldra—OllOftyBllI-nrd.
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office lluuvv. i l! to it p. in.
hull if otouplul.
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Loans Boulez—Until II a. in. and I to If and cm to
'i‘el' Willem
“unavailable. Nmalk
from 8. W. Gregory’-
sum, 30th Normalk. :' mm."
DB. I'. I. BAKER.
No. IIJ‘VANZAII’I' Auntie,
Ulllf‘l uouu. ’t-‘utltllzm a. in. 12 to I230 p. in.
ll to full 1-. in.
Iy? Im RAB? NIIRWALK. IJ‘INN. -
SINOINQ LKHSOND
t. .
tlbm, 3mm and ”.mp0! mu. .l’rlet'v occluding
to on the! ill.
idiom
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uth Nutwflk Colin.
Aunt. ll. unison,
mum of the Vino. Coumtlollai t.‘hutch,Wliler
bury, Teacher of
l’lauoforte, organ and Musical
Composition.
m ly Lott Box so P. 0.. mmwnu. cone.
Dll. 0. V. lloll'l'WBLl”
DENTIST.
Office end “evidence,
Lurnnii'li Dwell. IAIN 612, no NoltWAlJf.
Teeth extracted without pain by the one of (ll-0f
(law Kl er.
would» opened UVcnltlgl.
o V'l'llollllli. ‘
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Remix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND “
NlYI‘AIKY I’ll lil.l('.
ROWAYTON. 0083!.
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—0"|(.'I All! humane-w—
Cor. Went Avenue and Ilutler Street,
NI IRWA LIL CONN
Ufllcr Ilollrln Until 9 mm ; from I to it, and 7 in
ii p.ui.; Slindnyll-!to 4 pm.
Wlfumulunlcatlon by telephone.
W S. IKSAI’I'.
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A I! (II I I'I‘IQC'I .
Ir now prep-red to make plan- and n nrtillui'ort
and Inpvrintcnd the «malinrlion of nlldlnxl
l‘l-thiIIs REASONABLE.
diner—Taylor. Building Wuhlnxion 5L.
Norwalk. 1’. 0. “01115. d3
J c. uunvlc.
.
Carpenter and ltlllldcr.
I'Ianl furnlnhed and Iblimutm given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
Him lAhll meat, lie-u thin
I’. 0. it 443. South Norwalk Ct,
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Solving Machine Supplies,
Attachmenln, PM“, fierdlu, Bt‘lll, etc , furnished
llelievnl ltepnlrlnx of all kind» and main: of
timing lacblncn. t}. M. EMAIL“.
at thin to. no. Norwltlk. Bully
] ll. ll.‘ VENUS"),
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Billlllcr and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contwtl.
.
little (out of llnvllazld in. on Wain iii). “0! fir:
I IL-II'JNNINIIS,
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Macaw! to I. if. Qli‘lnmrd.
Undertaker & Eiliblilnier.
No. 1 Knight til. {trident-r. is Kim st,
830 3m Nerwnlti, 13mm.
0 II. II'A It’l'lDlH-
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tfntcm for Wedding: and l’nmm. In- Cir-in
constantly on hand for the nick and well. IIIII ale
lit-led limit lie-u. and Employment mum.
on MAIN u‘l‘.. so. Nlluwnldt. 01'.
SHUT" NOII‘VA I.“ BAYINOH BANK.
k.
.5! Wuhlngi-m sum.
up: ii llul|y from 9 to )2 -.m.. and from I loll um
and on H-lnldny cream“ from I to H.
W hitch-fl allowed on Dammit:
when sown-s I’m -
JUIIN ll. tennis, via» i-m ;
um ly
JOHN ll. KNAl‘I’Jirr. nnu'f’n‘u
Mufllil'ildi & L'IIOMIIHE i,
Anclloiiren Ind lil'll lZilInlo An’tm
36 Wa-Iilnflon Mu south Nurwulk.
Ilutcmmmlflbc molt dril‘lrlbtv budding lot! In
south remain and final Norwalk for unit- at
twin-inn.
"tflll"! and lulu laid on up! tonne I.” flu-up:
who went to boy i; ‘npult mill Iiirln lkftill" hulking
elm-where.
[loom to vent and mum rolln'twl Matt bin
A “crime ll. Ilium-Ind.
FUIHITU II B IIHALI'M!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
(all and one my lam itocli til ml kind! of tumlluu,
fl Ilaln Htrcet. Norwnlh.
All-o prepared to furn'lvh everything necunr for
the Inmuwni of the dad, day or insist. 'l‘elrp mm
algngctuui value-idem. No. a Ilel icy piece.
«3 “Him
LUK'I‘illEIl wnieli'i‘.
Curlers later and Ilene like".
IlptCltl nitration given to repaint: in all It-
bnncheu. Work done In Inn-lu- fly at remu-
obie prlcv, Work lntmumi to me mil WIN:
prompt attention.
Shop Foot or-l'runklln m.
c! titlll’l'll UOIIWALI.
"lillllll * "'liliii‘i.
One Quatlty,--'I’|Ie lie-I.
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Mew-d flout. small-J 'r .
Mid-I. mum lik-
,
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders llellveml I’romptly.
CHARLES 8m
Ill Wulilnltoo Itroet.
A FULL MNI‘: ltl’
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
bio, Hard oi; M
my be rent from It. If“
,and
2 Nawfl@@Wailli
1 RIM!) CA RT.
2 Nil] fiMfllflli!
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SLATING
In either “Aflflflll. EAH'I‘ BANGOR. or
PENABOYE ELA'I'I .
at 5.061118 1181' foul and upward.
I'nilleil wlnlling shite mount: Illonld call on In
’Ic'ovc millrutl In“ ulnew here.
A. BACK & Co.
Wllm BL, foot of llnvllnnd lloulh Noiwnlk.
“.443 .
.l. 'l‘lllH'l‘llAi‘l,
().I_"l‘l(3lAN,
83 Main St. South Norwulk.
Vii-uni Ilmwrfwlimin drlcrlnl and wanted.
Gold lip-minim, lllvllng “MW!- nml K)!‘ ulnar»
01.! 11mm: an: of pup-riorqunllly ll d at reamnebie
prices. In 1"). If
on”uunnnnrtuuuunnnmm a so: i
MATHUSHEK
PIANOS.
“'l’rlod and TrIumphant."
illniqllallul in Iliclllllss and Depth Ill Tune.
OIIAT CAPACITV 0' VIIIATIOI
I; AND DURAIILITY-
,, Inch Instrument over If! month- log
;, procesnofconotmetlon. Boat mntuvluln ‘
2 and finest workmanship.
j FULLY WARRARTID. ”'1’?!" will Inst 5
T a "fortune and keep In tone at one-g
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fiend to! full doucvlptlvo pamphlet and
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THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST or
Meals,
Poultry,
ANDWM
Vegetables.
Ale-yr fresh and lit a Minimum price would door“
to call at the
Hill] Milli
Before l’urcliulllnl: Elsewhere.
Olden witch“ and go Mia dclin-n-d to my part
of (My.
Jillilllllt SalamiiJllli.
iii ”Ennis,
LOWGSt Prices l
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The Ilelit floollll‘ful'
the lti‘lllt Honey
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Beer 9 no scone,
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adies’ Print Wrappers
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A1: Low Prlces at
I. IIIIIKEIIMAN & SIIN’S.
39 Washington Street.
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WSAIIEPLES
South Non-walk.
It 70 Washington Street"
You can obtain a small lean New Haven lIliln l'oi' boiling, ii
glam jar of Pickled Lamb's Tongue, Richard & liobbins’ Lunch
"full, lionml Chicken and 'l'llrkc r, it“ kinds of Deviled “eats,
a bottle oI Lillie Fruit Juice lor Lemonade, Coconnut Milo-cli-
l'oni, Iced Honey Fingers, Cocoiullltund VliniIIli Cream W "fore,
and illnrgo assortment with which to celebrate the Glorious
4th of .I lily.
DEW D
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HOP IN.
CHARLES. E SEYMOUR,
70 ‘VASI I. l N ( i ',l,‘(.)N . S’I‘Rlfl] 93'1‘.
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BRIDCtEPORTw W
W. B. HILL & '00.,
Clearing July Sale
Will commence today a
on u more i-olllprcllmlsivc scale than any similar sale was over
conducted ill thin stale.
Odd lots of goods iroln Suvcl'iil New
York jobbers zit lllbulous prices will appear, balance of several
iiilinlllilclul‘vr's Sltlf'it'li of
t‘orscts, liaizlics’ Underwear, White Suits, (rotten llrcss
Stuffs, I'iiraisolll, ltugs, Draperies. lloslcry,
Laces, (lelits’ Furnishings and Under-
W Ill! l‘.
Balance of our Boston
Sim-k will be llnirkcil
ill. n more song.
hilks, Salim, “luck floods, I'cli'clrl. Vulvctillcs and Summer
Dress Goods will be sold at the lowest prim-s ever known.
About fl Iliolls‘zulil short t‘llilri and part pierce; ol' Silk Dunluskli
and. White Goods will ilt' oIIili‘cd.
“70- .anI Mm ('Uflifllt'llf.‘|! the tihit' of n ninnufm-lun-i'u clock of ltllgil. Allin new
will Iota bought of u ciliiliiiiaslon house,
and Smyrnh Ilugli.
All nt about 50 cents on the dollar.
which include l’oiljlmb, lily-I, Wilton
Short 0 lulu and all kinda of wind»; odd low of muly-lnnclu Javkcb; Ilillnnoc of
Spun! liml Huimlmr Suit»; pun. pircml and ltmnnnntu.
1500 nodes and ur‘lllllnnh “It'll. (lewd-l.
Dre-iii Howie.
SATEENS.
All our end», pmt [drew-9 and lviiilmntn of our 3‘), 35 and 40.3. Bateene will be told
nt only 17”.
All our end», liliort piece» and pftll
Anlilllt'f Int lit only 5 Y.
llnwl Illlnllml hinge nt Illa, Worth Vic.
lluzwl Iiulllllrk Illylctl 65m, worth
loll tlvlt‘ll Illi't N’lpkilld 734..
lI.lll lilviwlu-d llllli:.~h»--'.:.'l pow-m lit 330., reduced from 45c -
mllm-d lmm 5013.: It) pill-w» Mom-hut iii. no; , worth 7! 2.
In nut lilo-lull lvil'rliill‘l' till-fr iron 2! Hunt
in ll llbnll olfrr it ill fit. in thin mic.
100 i" run luvvebl Mia, worth 100.
wmtu 3|.2Jl‘.
.25
icon pun lllt‘flmt Colored
1000 ltunlnuntu Enroll Hllkit.
piece“ of I‘ll, l5 and We. Bulimia will go at 7c. M
‘ 150 dez-n Huck
llm don-n lit 19.:., reduced from 25c.
3i. {diatom-n lloen ankme 9 one 500, worth 751:.
pure M
50
pix-chi it! Join,
of I. DIIMIMIP Muslin; Wt! have on» left
Um: can» 3 Wide nnbleachml flu. in tin. quality.
(In 55“) sales we give View Return it'll“? during this side.
W.B.HALL&CO
(,‘m- Main and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport.
A Look at Our Litrkcsotnuortnmn’tof,
--FURNITURE--
Style,
Wlll Sutluly You 'I‘Iutt For
Price and
The Place to Buy In at
DAVID STOW’S
8'7. 89
AND 91 MAIN
up amuse.
_ SOUTH NOEWALK.
Quality,
ST.
FIEH,
VEGETABLES,
FRUIT,
ALL KINDS or MciATS.
C.E.Remson.
caocc
WA? WI 0“) "All! M
in Bonn am a can.
mm ,
All. Q‘flllfl “514$. Uan’I'IJY.
aruxewoon.
mes AND MEATS
BIIIITS—-
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Jill ill:
for the llplliig lindhumum trade—— fl
we tun tum ,.
From 12 lllflerent he
Itvul thin for foot-
(ahdllfltnd ”WWW“;
rec .
Far Bllull Ullfll' Slllli
Slylm «ml prleeii Ion numerou- i
to mention.
enmsn on u. AN!) ennui:
No trouble to allow coating.
0. H. HARVEY, ; * «7
.1fil'.“‘%§i'3°.fi..
“Sterling! _
Bikini Pililli
III II 7W 'l'I'l II!
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Charles mm...
GROOER,
70 Willsllillgtoil Street,
SOUTH NORWAIJ.
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helium fl =
SJCVVICI‘. ' PIP
lino
General Sewer Contractor
II [We at to mule connection till III} M
pipe. im... rll on one moat invent}. '
blue. Inwnd n; In eon-m with". In“
new": In lhlulty will find It to their ill ‘ h
call on him. i U
I“. M. I’IEROErv = ‘
“3.39.9“9'm
The Metropolitan't Record For I887.
“oysiws'rnlm of ”We; Polka m
(“in Iii Ali-eta device In It.”
thin in Premium loco-e dune; 1&8.”
inn. in lateral Mow dunno. ill. m
‘l‘tumbuv of l‘mflli’olfll‘llml It:I , 1
mount to c ~ an M“ w w '
PM on in. W ' ' ,W '
Plumber of Politic-I In levee. ‘ "
New iii-um“ written damn,
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tilipilnl and supple» for lr ly d‘mwak
lied bk“. ”1
when“;
(lulu intim- luoolue WIN! I H
over nlnl above the react to mull
will.) and all other IIahilItlu, 'IJII
Amount paid by the 00mm, to It.
holder: for ulnlmn, etc. , mince
prevent invented Allis“, new,“
warn ull'lfll. unit.
H. 3. R000...
Watchen,
Jewelry.
r-AHDv
Silver W 5330.
Iipeclnl ltltllillfllt paid to tho "Will-4 Ct -
wnlcbrn and jewelry.
at! Main Street.
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