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lWllrstvcmo ofourleasonflndstho
Eoploonm moreot Kudosh, just where we
than in our last Lassen (xiii, a.
Thirtyelght years have passed since the
spirs' searched outtbe land, the forty years
fromlz‘ypthave now about expired (com
pare xx, m, and will, 38), and theyare
againatthc borders of the prondsoilnnd.
Of the history of those thirty—eight y mrs w!
know almost nothing; itwas time loot be
cameofdlaobsdienoe. and they have made
no mm Hero is brought before on
, “MMthiehwewonlddomllto
consider. When Abram left Baths! and went
downtoEgyptbaeauseot the faminohcwas
and communion with God, and found only
Murmurs got back to Bethel. (Gen.
duo; xiii, a) swam he listenedioSarai
meaning Hagar, which wasasuggeation
of the limb, we find a blank in his life
ofthirteenyeara (Genxvi, .;m xvii, l) I!
you wouldi'éhuclletheapparontdlmepancy
betweenthe480 of IKings vi, 1, and
the 318 years of Acts xiii,17—21,plns David’s
40 11ml 3 of Solomon, total 573, you have
only toadd up tholost time of the captivitiu
ofJndgeslll,8,;14 1r, 2,3, vi, l;xiii,l,
which gives you 93 last years when the na'
flan was out of fellowship with God because
of sin; this subtracted from 573 gives 480nm]
proves both records correct. When we can
look at things from God‘s standpoint we
shall flndall the apparent contradictions in
Scripture vanish as mist before the sun. In
he lawof the Namrite (Nam. vi, 1") when
ever he was defiled by any uncleannem, the
days of his defilement Were lost: so every
day or hour in which we are not practically
toGod isjust t1rneloet,forall 1m;
lostthat is not done in fellowship with God.
. a "No water, ’ ‘ * they gathered
against Moses" At Mamb the bitter waters
had been made meet, and at Iiephidim
abundance of water had been brought from
thoamittenrock for them (Ex. xv, xvii), but
they were so forgctful and unbelieving.
3rd “Would God that we had died."
Those who seem so anxious for death are not
ulwaystbe most ready when it comes; and
those who are really mady for that great
change are generally content to leave the
time and way to Ilim who orderaall things
for the bestto those who love Him. “To die
is gain" for all those who can truly any "for
me to live is Christ.” To depart and be with
Christ is farbetter than such sulferingas
' Paul endured, andyet Paul waswillingto
endure, knowing that “the sufferings of this
pmt time are not worthy to be compared
with the glory which shall be rm caled in us.’
6. “They fell upon their faces; and the
glory of the Lord appeaml unto them
Thus did Moses and Aaron, and this is our
wisdom in every difiiculty. We rm on Thee,
O Lord our God, let not man prevail against
us! was the cry of Asa. 0 our God, we have
no might. neither know we what to do, but
our eyes are upon Theo! was the prayer of
Jehoehaphat (Ii Chrou. xiv, 11; xx, 121, and in
each case there was a great victory. M011
humbling of self in the dust before God, and
whole hearted reliance upon Him, with a
readiness to do whatever lie says or be still
and we Him work, will cause us more often
to see His glory.
'l, 8. “Take the rod, speak unto the rock."
The orders were simple, and all that was ,i'o
quircd of Mesa wu simple and implicit
obedience to these orders and the rcshits
would surely follow, just as the Lord said.
The rock had been smitten at Rephidim and
water in abundance had flown forth; that
water went with them, and if there was any
deficiency in the supply it was because of
their sin, to prove them and lead them back
to Him, for He would have us draw our sup
pliafromflimdnily. Christ our ruck has
been once smitten, once for all, and the sup
ply of living water is abundant. Our sin:
were laid on Him on Calvary; He made pro
pitiation for the sins of the whole world; He
now livoth to make intercemion for all who
accept the forgivenm thus obtained. There
is no mornlaying sins on Him, no more bruis-
ing of Him: but if we tmnngress and the
m of graceruns low tons, we haveonly
to speak to Him in honest confcmion and
there shall be cleansing and restoration
0. “Mesa took the rod from {before the
Lord.” After the rebellion of Korab, Da-
than and Abiram, the rod of Aaron which
budded, and brought forth buds, and bloomed
blomoms, and yielded almonds, all in one
night, was laid up before the Lord to he kept
for a token against the rebels and their mur-
mrings (xvii. 11-11»; this red Moses was
totakeinhishandasawitnoesagainstthem
when he went forth to speak to therock.
10. “Must we fetch you water out of this
rock?" Although they had been on their
faces before God, they still prove thcrmelves
butwnakazd sinful mortals; the flesh, the
old man, is not reckoned (laid, and the Holy
Bp'u'it is grieved. All the Moses and Aaron!
that ever lived could not fetch a drop of
- water of any rock, but God both said:
“Bpeak,aad it shall give forth his water.”
The sun gives its light and heat, and the
clout give their ram-but all the philoso-
pth and scientists of the ego cannot fetch
dtbcrligbtorheatfrom the mnoradropof
ralnfrorn thoclenda God has given tons
His Son. and in Him all blessings temporal
and spiritual for time and eternity. We have
onlytoopen to Him that lie may come in
and feast us with His fullness.
11. “Haemotetborock twice.” A gracious
God would not let even this rebellious people
sales- becauso of the sin of His servant
Moses, and so“the water came out abun-
dantly.” One has aid that “Grace
triumphed spite of Moses’ failure," and is it
not just socvery day! Who is there that
m Oodwithout slat And yet Hepar-
mltssochsinful mmengers aswe aretobe
channels of blessing to others.
12. “Ysbslieved meant, to sanctity me.”
Thoeyas of Israel wmbythewordsof M'oass
andAarondirsotedtothem, and not to the
Lord, asif Moses and Aaron were supplying
theirneei. Itis written, "lam thellord
that is My uncle, and My glory willl not
givetoanother” (Isa. xiii, 8'), and again, "no
that glen-lath, let him glory in the load”
(I Cor. l, 31). Whenever as teachers or
prnchenweallowtheeyesot the peopleto
Monmorourtalenls or our wisdom-we
mthenfailingtosaactlfy the Lord before
then Ind disqualifying cumulus to be their
It “Es was sanctified in them” What-
ova-bathe sin and failuraof thepeopleor
Mm God will through 11mm
tainthe of his name. Thatcname is
mosaic xxxiv,M,u u!'l‘hsl.onl,ths
Lord "offal andpsdou,"m.,m
trulyflisufloyaad are W1.
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BILL NYE’S FURNACIE.
.3 Teaching In!“ with a 0.!
Com.
Id year 1 had an experience with afar
neeewhich ought to be embalml in song.
Ionly regret that lamnet a suitable em:
balmer that I might attend to it myself In
the prime of summer time i engaged as coal
Micrto deal mesome coals ata Iowrats.
Dythinmeanslsavedmwgbonmycoahte
purchases buffalo overcoat to wear while
carving at table during the winter, so it was
a who move.
We had :1 mltlisll furnacaaml I tried to
win, its modicum and mold its, career dur‘
ing tin> winter. First it had tpbe cleaned
out thoroughly in the fall. Previous people
had used it appareml as a retort for clink-
as. ldeaired to avoi the expense of hiring
anionic, clam it out, as it was not what
would be called skilled labor, and so I did It
myself. By this means I saved 82.510, to
which I added $47.50 for the purpooe of pur-
chasing a new unit of clothes to take the
place of the one ruined by getting it full of
ashes.
This furnace had two out offs. a jerker of a
cold air line, eleven dampers and a tape
worm. I would go down at night and fill it
full of coals, shut the cold air line, examine
the steam gauge, also the crown sheet, dump
the clinkcrs and open the rear damper. I
would then retire. In tln- middle of the night
the humidity in my room Would want me
that all was not ‘wcll with the furnace. 'I
Wouldgobelou in my simple ur.1p and find
the furnace suffering from an overdraft. I
that: sought to reducothe temperature and
we fanned ourselves to sleep In the mom
log the {11mm 13 on»; found to be extinct.
This “cut on for n “3-.- k or two. Then I
asked the «win-lunar: to look after the furnace.
I told him I would look after the homo and
polish their“: if he would try to win, the
confidence of the furnace.
Ile naignol the second evening and left
me with 111M .I.1m and tiwrcfriucrntur but!)
on my hands. I than N cum} the :4ch ices of
a middle airml girl, who 51114 she used to run
the Joy (101 Ad furnace. I told hcr ours was
the some. Ziny and I always bought our fur-
naces at the >Illllt' place.
She soidsho 11.34011” imm- two nights out
while she was with the UUllltlfi. I inlil her
that she W‘rllltl be treated cqually wall by us.
licr Maine was Lorena. and she did wry
well while on duty, but the great diillculty
”cruel to be that Lorena and the furnace
both wautul to go out on the some nights.
I WM her alternate with the furnace, and
it nunlc me mud to have Lorena absent
when it was really my night out.
I told her that she might run Jay Gould
that way, but 2.1113 couldn't run inc. I do-
clinml to take mm of the furnace while she
was sleeping it oil. I told Lorena that she
had better go back to the Boulder.
She did so.
I then began again to stoor the furnace
through a tempestm >115 career. I excused
myself while dukes mid titled people were at
our house, in order to go down and jerk the
funmcw. i own tore myself away from a
mush and milk sociable up stairs in order to
go below and shawl coals upon the never
ending appetite of this great lmttomlcss pit.
And yet the luscment was the only part of
my house that was really warm. l’p stairs I
gradually froze, While I tried to seem gcmal
and urbane. I wore a fur m crmnt up stairs
while the point-1139 were <11rulhlli' in tin i‘cl‘
lar, andon thc St‘filllll flour the nurse and the
governed; werc eating wrnmimu and waiting
for a relief party. (loom flesh mainland
itself on the exterior of those who nought to
(has for a dinner party on the second floor,
while in the attic my employcs were eating
blubher and hoping for congressional relief.
This furnace also had a sound magnifier to it.
Its sound magnifier, as a matter of fact,
worked better than its other fire did. When
I exciised myself to our pastor. seeking at the
male time to convey the ideathnt I was leav-
ing the room for the purpose of some exami‘
nation, it annoyed my wife nun-h to hear a
smothered rear, a rattle and some loud and
florid remarks in my well known tone- come
floating up through tho register.
It was a good furnace for everything but
heating purposes, and I lmvcuftcn thought.
that if they had the same style 111 ancient
times the lit-brew children gota good dual
better press notices than they deserved—Bill
Nye in New York World.
The Effect of Exercise.
After the mcnngcrie orator hml eloquently
described the habits of the Australian kan-
game, the finest living specimen of which
species was there on exhibition, an open
mouthed country man inquired:
“What makes his hind legs so much bigger
nor his fore legs, m'nsteri"
“Because he exercise: more on them, sir,”
explained the orator, inIlulgcntly.—I\'ew
York Sun.
One Thing Lacking.
At a recent exhibition of paintings a lady
and her son were regarding with much inter-
est a picture which the catalogue designated
as “Luther at the Diet of Worms," iluving
descanted at some length upon its mmtI, the
boy remarked: “Mother, I see Luther and
the table, but where are the worms-1"
Confused.
“1—! say, bliss Musicale. won't you f-—
bush In. with a little magi"
he‘?“"(.‘ertsduly, Mr. Bajore, and what shall it
“Why I think I should enjoy that one about
weturning the w-wabbit.”
(thoughtfully: “Whig the rabbit?"
"Yes, you know (humming), ‘Weturn my
wshbit again, again!”
"0h, 1 think you mean 'Bring Bock My
Bonnie to lie. "'
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mosmurly on hand forthc- rial. amt w 11
Maud [toot "1311,8111! limpinyun m mum».
minus 1112. .50 5mm «111.1‘1'.
in I'm am
Hi:- win
SHUT“ NUIKWAIJ£ SAVINGS HANK.
h.
51 Washington ‘iinm
wp 11 Daily trump 11) 1211 m ,aml Irvin l to .‘1pm
Wait at hound-y cw lungs from u to a
"Pinion-st allow «1 an Down-its
ALDPS SumtANSJ
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JUIIN Ii K‘NAPI‘ Sm am'f'nw
liilllli ELI. it Il’IIOIIl III III',
Auctioneers and 111311! [Islam- .tu’ls.,
36 Washington SI.‘ South Nursvislk,
lluve Minlcnffhe: mile: Air-nimble building lots in
9.3+"
domh homaik and Em! Nomaik for we 111
ms.
114mm and ion sold on can-v n-rmn I.“ time,-
who want to buy consult with them before looking
chu- when-
llouscs to rent and mm mil. Mr 5‘ !. 11-51 on:
“(scorn-v II. It») ummi,
I’U Ii.\ I'I‘U ill} DEA Infill I
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Fall and w my lame flock of all Kind! 11f furniture
30 Main Bircet. Nurwalh.
Also prepared to furnish 1 v1 rythlou nor "-3in for
the interment of "writ-MI, :1 1y or night '10- h 'flunit‘
mom-cum with m1dmcc.2\u :1 hr whiny plau-
Mch 111 Ma
unanimously!
PEINTED OR ENGRAVED l
A SPECIALTY.
PRINTING 0F ALL KINDS
AT 'I‘illz‘.
Sentinel Ofiice.
('or. that “cane and "ll”i'l' street. Railroad Tickeh.
from i 1» rs. and 7 w 5
r! on
5L. 8'...
Man-11inc- Supplies.
fllrnliheil
kiml- and m 11.13:- of
icsuienre, 5 film 51.,
TAYLOR & (HOLDEN. 1‘32». ,
Iil'll Indolent Insurance Agency. South Norwaik.
I'HE'IIL
IIECOII'ATI‘III AND PLAIN CHINA,
Plhin and Fancy Glass Ware,
AGA'I‘E. TIN and IRON WARE
Just received from the factory at the lowmt market
1‘. H. NASH JLBRO
F. N. NASH & RRG.
Only agents for city sud borough of the
“Great 11111111171111 “Radian"
Heaters.
These lie-ten are excelled by none and stand a
the head of the hot for simplicity. durability and
cfllclcncy: or» soil cleaning and why managed.
\1‘ e have on hand a fine
RANGES,
1111001
Plain and Duplex Grate.
price-1.
H.
Jacob M. Layton,
l
I It 31.11.5212111 and Horse Accra
l
1
Watches,
Silverware.
Special attention paid to the rep-mu of lint-
walt‘hcn and jemdry.
SEWERS'
F. hi. PIERCE
DEALEIt 111
S l‘JVV [=3 R I” I l ’ If.
General Sewer ('ontructorl
Ispropnmi m makv connect low- it: 'h main power!
p1 w--- if: this cit ;. on mo rm ~t hwmh. >3 terms
’nrme late 1:11 1: to mom“ mlh'hc rcccntly laid K
dcwrm m rim r: [,1 ml: 11nd ii to 1.1m adianmre to‘
('11 . on him.
3. ROOD,
Jewelry,
~53") —.
5'5 Mulll turn-t.
,Mp
Have placed in stock their full line 01
Mens’louths’lloys’
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
8341M
. )1. I" i‘JIfCI':
itux 211,5‘011611 No" Milli. Ct.
ili'llt“il Insurmm' 1530110,) zlhe Meiropolitan’ 5 Record For 1887.
A Fire, 1an and Amid-3 n'.
“can mmmeh: p Tickets—Calvin and S'wmgc.
all parts of Eur-1pc.
NuLxry Pub! ir. Ac knowmimunvn'u Taken.
1
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i
i
I In Destination.
{1'2 Wu. h r. Inn 51.,151-11 door in I’aldl-vymt‘t,’
, Draft.- fur one 3‘. and upwards and Money Union in :
llazzecc l‘ln-clu-d
South Nor-walk. Conn.
l
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BEE HIVE.
LA IIIIIS‘ \.\II Gl‘l' 'l‘s‘ "HIM: II “J.
1 11 to flu lice llivc uhIn you are hungry or dry.
for in (11 rm '1' flv_ -31>ml~qnt31 m w. or Mini:
12.) :i-r:.im U r draw an 113.11 1 IlIn' and Milk
luriizrhnt or m ‘.d all Emmi-Inf '1‘ch
11-»: Table Ikwini or lino.- I1 11 Id
lulu «Iron-31k I mm anvi- no !.I r voumif (bit 1 1*
13'1th h on!» and we will in 1m. ' mike vnn 'u l at
h m.» R- .-p I. If 1 1y, 1 ill. BEE 11“ if
i ’ 'Zm
i:Insm‘e Your Life
0n tin- lllntliiu'nwnt Plan.
for mom? or lm-mv-flu- yo-nrss. but berm-«I
nem.‘ ii for 111 If. 7 no 1- an rmmn whv ho- eb'mxd
nripziim mkn 1! .pmme-l ' lu uh (3 |1h3 limo
1h has my t m lmmimi I hill ram 11 than: on! 1
mm; num mm tm-mv v 1er mil nearly Imm
lul: nlrml in :1 Kim. mun! Hf ‘ tin; . 1mm Kiley-1r—
[in an» h -1r ‘ler :3.r- «1 hf" yiv lu ~ln>nll 1m!
m1: “‘1 1n pr-Iinl: furifiv (ham-I If it n; uliIh
am unp'rammly nmnu mus » by a Miami inqunna
on file! Im-
i\.~‘l'lii3: IS TIIF‘.
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life insurance (30.,
HI" HARTFIIRD.
1*. N. L'Iltlfllfilllllllil',
a. Hill Somali.
GIL r":I‘IJBRII' M. RITCH,
Livery and Feed Stable
11.1mm. 110mm,
Hum-v- aml carriages inlet for all ocmsi an.
(immune 111 Iii-pol m mmi All Trams.
non-d Tumour.- m liiwunahlt- I‘m‘ee,
'I'clI-phour runnuctltm R33 1!
CANDIES
tlf allklndk Fl!!! Class
- 4‘”
\’0|t.‘il.’l..‘ill'h\fl. i‘ANDY TOYS, and 11 full anon-
mm! of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
M UIDBR'H ltLIMlII.
Henry Tilly.
GARRIAGE MAKER.
Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good secoml- haml, two-scat-
oil carriage for hale.
SWAN do BUSHNELL.
Wholenle and Retail Dollars in
Manufacturers’ and Painlers' Supplies
Ship Ohondloro.
so: Water on. foot of nut.
nmooumm. 01'.
mos, and 11110011 0m. (leans tells. flats,"
Hm of all nations
ingn “hounded menu». mean» or out
asst.
311mm. Booties Inning,
on .. ....... m: =3:-
Mh, I
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Winn Drink:- .1
mlglnz bv Kim!
A may. at our vi?!) would prntmh‘v nn-Il insurance
to
“All“
{Ir-mm
(him I 1 rm: 11 cf of out” 3min; t l'.‘ I 1-.
1-5.
5.211111 l’rI-zmvu 11 Income (in: in: 1
Gain in Interest item-1w: dunno-4 H97.
54.
Gain in (imm- Incouzc durin‘: Ifi‘T.
Number of lk31uln‘Laiui-a pull in loot,
Amnunt pawl 1n l'marvho (II’FF during
ll.“ illl'. 1|)
\u vllnruf Pu \r': >1- 1 PI rm 1 ",i- 5.:
nil-5211:1111} n [In
Com ~11!»
hillfli'f‘! fur l':
i11vr~minascts, flap :9 in 5:1
illll'lnk'
1 \«usdurimglflm CL?!" '
. 51.1%.‘3‘1
$35.6“)
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:Jmti
HGT. 332..
for-1m 1} ho} tin-r-
(PM 11:. n 3p; ml by .».u3_ ‘1 pg:
1: ulhv r Ilzilvdl' 1'“. SLIM .‘JU’i All
Amount pml by tho t'umozmy to u- ”Pulley
klIfllS. rfr. , ~11”: urzii L14
.l'lifll’ll LEII'XIK. 51:11:?
.I it“ ‘s H. rm Silk,
it all l. >ur- av prim-s 30 that you can 3111' mi 2: M II 1
A. [in I-‘dtizru' ll RMM
t
:1. ‘ltr'r .1; xi; hm» or
*GGAL ANN NGGR
mo
Brick. Lime.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh,
llountain, Franklin, and
vacuums rmoue
FAIBIGGN No.3
A NEW IIMVEIII
Monument”?
Cement.
Lackawanna, Locust
11' ilkesharre Foals.
1111511 for RUBBER PAT NT
Y :mi
dinll «tn-eta.
11m: Store
fun! HI \Vimhmglul! and Mar-
Branch nflicc at Stilson
Min
LOBSTERS
From Black Rock
Delivered every Saturday morning.
_. A... 9..“ A .—
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
60.
All Kinds ofVogetables
Fresh law-r); nos-ulna.
More n-ceii‘od by null or lulu-phone.
.nuN'r a; actor};
.1. “’1'“
mil-bdrm manor Isl-11M
wean. ltwlllatraat mm
muons the Goal». m
feeling-ailnnattom mm
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Mbammmmmdmuflu
fir“
Wit is uz'mm
idem-mt
WW discounts.
mwzrm he‘ll-this“:
“III IMO“
rucamemfiumm“
1.1me
0:030! I. ”ANTED.
LIP,
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G! MSTGGN BRGS.
lusumucv Building.
1 A... Masonic Building.
:‘-o. Norwnlk. Norwallr.
HOUSES AND LOTS
I FARMS
“AND——
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR. SALE.
. INSURANCE.
Fire. Life. Accident and Plate Glass.
W lilin‘i‘ KNHWN EMILIMI AN“ AMERICAN i't)MI’.\N.I‘L‘i .\f
t
“Real Estate and Exchange Rooms.
45 & 47 Washington Street,
umSOUTI-l NORWALK, CONN.
“A... «coy—.4“...
TAYLOR «It GOLDEN.
Norwalk Chronicler