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min: with Are-my l'lllt’lti.
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thedmgnomm-mlly to prom-tiling: hourly. ul
metro! woman. Mad limit-gotta.
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[on flat barmbuttertiy cud eockmle bum
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1 bottom and wading them to this country.
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. tit-Elms wd bicycling.
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gramme. “hit-h they un- mnmztawxurnl
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by um «warming manufacturer nl buttons
is Sin-curt, stud thaw Senor); hmtnus imt
3:11 “mother cat's-eye l-z; um .12 the World.
3 m vi the new P'Wal-nh‘" inn] rmhrultlert
’ Wt. cord am much in: truth 33.10 to $331: yurtl,
Mill-Moron» flue Works ht an as tit-31mm!-
bamot lwze‘ or mmelml jt't'il'lr)‘. The col-
to.» and minutes are .':r- rich. vzzrird and
W or the moorings in 3 line r-ar‘ch‘nmrt
W011. and the timeout bowler nu,- Irriilizmt‘and
pawns. yet refined.
locum Ems Porn: is said to be a
pin»: d Worth the younger. the mu 0! thn
Wm m- mfllilér. lie ht credited with
Ion/in: cm for her a costume which she
Ms Wflw m It I: or one green
M. and trim with line chmnois lruthel
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What W designs, and stitched
with @014 out red and green.
A um um or bracelet or chamois or
1 W'm‘ linked metal in 1W5 colors and
. Wv'an which is chromed a small’tmtch with
i outwit: Mac is one o? the pretty noveltioc
M41 our 51M houses. These bracelets more
3, limit}: Wad] MM by Mics in traveling.
j, allowing and «ism-g
”chattel; net but! for {all and winter i.
mewm suiting, which is woven
l at My wool thrmds in varied colors, in
: mom in curious Iaucy stripes. Thea:
, 361,811th warm materials will he mm
3 opium rm do iatigne, or simple 'inp
fitting
locket! bodice with rerere. ..
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Vt Whaccotdttccntirc plant, wit ll
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,ilion mat-01.111141 will be tm‘
ll WMB.VL /
fl .Axmfinc roomtiycroctod/
‘ Moo.“ aid to be the :7 cut over cou-
W in sections. It has 400 hem
panamm weighs 100000 pounds. It is 1
«mm “donning, tandem Corliss.
Tm m to have a new bridge over the
Manuals. [twill be 1425102:
lmzzawotthethnoeamulrfll bomfoet.
nmmmm. It is intended to have I
WIMI’flm it.
Tu It»! furnace ot the Ashland, Wis,
Inca-aim corks has grunt": incraased
mama muck. he ndmd cud
tbittrttmmmr 1181.000 [conduct pig
. Mammal last week. ' ‘ '
, A! m M laundry in to be
‘cmolat East Chicago by thoC.A.Trent
withdraw; of Hannibal, Ho. It will
brooms-city“ 400 wheels per day, whtct
”mm «mm at iron.
I. m W hu completed tlu
magma-nuumlmlyJi-om
atom “till helm miles longtfit
um hilt, alum om $100,000,000!
m-m- lent: Anette: about 81mm
pun-cm has. The mun it honey
mummmm pounds. and Its
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mo? “duty" an which II nut to It!
If“ arr-wot sputum at 200 pound:
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NEBNAT'ONAL SERIES. NOV. '8.
Tut. (13!. VI, 2—(‘ommcntury by Rev
I). ll. 3mm
mmdcnml from linen lto-lpcr Ounrterly. by
b
“Imitation of H. :4. llnfl’uutu. I'lulmlvlplm.
[utbliflllvtll
The principal incident in twink haunts
thcinmcionsouthomst of Jordan mth
tho clmrgo ur Joshua to them lit-tween lust
uwk'a‘ lcuwu and thin one we 11ml thrm lea-.1:
ittng-nts: Thorcmuvnlof tho Tulmrnuvlc
from titlgal In Shiloh. tlm division“ of the rc-
umiudvr of the hunt uuwug the Mm; trilm
which had not. rccuwd their portion, urnt
the upwlutiug of m: cltim of Refuge, time
upon uurh side of J crdufl.
-l:;. “And the Lord govt: unto 1mm] all the
fathers." It the tau splat who dihmumgcd
tbctu-ople and all 2110 thousands “bu pyr-
lslml in the wilderness could riw from their
gruvm nudism their brethren and children
lllltt'lllitl [tmwttlnuf the goal hurl “bu-b
tlu-y ltfllll‘t‘ltlol‘tl to )m;:~3c.slu~-ut1>c rz' tbs:
glfllllszllttl mtllml nth“: . p l '. 5.1-5;
unl my») in; the very rant: 1' and : :zmmholl
of Hz.- gjzmla. tlwyvu'uuld willy b4 ,gt’t'iuly
main-‘11, hxnl ”Will“. ugltqul o1 , t'uth un-
brllcl', whichlpd abut. ttwru out from 140393 1::-
‘ltcritanccfind it they should cal; linulmll
er: therein how they ever overmme tho tlifil‘
vultiw, what nnvu‘cr could be giwu but clut-
ply this: "Our (MI fought for ur, and we rc-
lml upon 111th and obeyed 111m"
4!. “The Lord guru thcut rest, awarding
tunll that 111' strum unto their fathers,“ It
is much-m: for many t'brist‘mn-t t J learn to
rest, not in idleness but 111 activity, as it is
for 5mm Ewtmmcns to lcuru t) final; bu: as
surely as the latter finds that. the outer do“:
bear him on its buwm W belt in! quietly rests
upon it. so unruly (him: the Christian find that
”tun-.110 liavnbcllevml do enter into rust"
(111'1J.j\'.31 when in cunlldcmo wot-(intuit:
ourselveo 01111 all our affairs to the love and
faithfulness of our covenant lumping; Hod.
thing; all came to In." The samo glorious
fact iss‘tatcdiu ch. xxiii, ll; 1 Ki. viii,56;
and no true believer shall ever Inc nhle to any
that any one thing has failul or all that
God has promised.
Ch. xxii, l, 2. "Yo have kept all that
Mt“, tho set-mat of the Lord, commanded
you, and have obeyed my voice in all that I
commanded you." When these two tribes
and a half asked Moses for their inheritance
on the cast of Jortlan,he was afraid they
meant to enjoy immediately their posses-
sions and thus discrmmgc and cause discon-
tent among tlxebotbcr tribes; but when they
assured him that they would only build cities
for their families and folds for their sheep.
and that they thcnaclvcu would pass over
arrived with the other tribes, and not. return
to their homes until all the childrcnof Israel
had inherited ever than his inheritance, than
Moses was content tolo: them 1mm the
land on the paste! Jordan. (Sum. sub.)
50 40.000 of them prepared for war,
prism-l through the Jordan with the other
tribes. (Joell. iv, 1'3, 13.) Now that. they
have faithfully kept their promise during
these yum: of lighting and subduixtg, Joshua
is about. to dismiss them to their heroes with
his biasing. and be first. commends their
obedience to Mm and to himselt. Notion
God's commendation of he challenca or
Abram and of the Recbublws in Don. xxli,
18; xxvi, .3; Jer. xxxv, 8-15; and the
awful cud of the disobcd'teut in 11 Then. i, 8.
”Willing and obedient" am tho two eon-
ditlons of peace and prormrit y.
3. “Yo have not left. your brethren these
many days unto this day." Every delay on
the part. of their brcthtcn to go up quickly
and mess the 15nd must have been a great
trial to them, as their hearts would naturally
long to return to their homes and to their
families; thus their patience tum umuifestcd,
and their faith in God that the time of their
rest and return would come.
4. "Now return yo unto tho land of your
possession” Let those who have Inca for a
long time separated from‘bornu and .fricmls
,undrthcmpermittcd to return, desert?» the
feelings of mwt one; “twin-leaned
from their promise, 1t. they might return
to their families; let. some one who was a no!-
dier from one to four years, in our great civil
war, nud'is now a teacher in wow Sunday
school, tcll his scholars how he f cit. when per-
mitted to set his face homcwnrds.
:3. “Take diligent heed to do, to love. to
walk, to keep, to cleave unto, and to set-w.”
Here are topics for n series or seven mos: in.
structivc Bible rantings. 112: rue suggcst. a
few texts on the first two: Toke heed—Heb.
iii, 12; 1] Pet. 1, l9; Mk. iv, 24; Lu. viii, 15;
Josh. nii, 5; 11 Chr. xix, 6; I Cor. iii, l0.
0).
w,
Lu. viii, 2:; Just i, Mutt. vt,t; Col. iii,
‘33, 24; 1‘ John iii, 13. Thus you may with
great profit. search out the others and use
them if time permit.
(3,7, “So Joshua blmd them". A; the
rcprcsentntivc of God be Missed them; thus
David the King blessed the pcopla in the
name of the Lord of Hosts (233111. vi, 1»);
thus Moses the man of God blessed tho
children of Israel before his death (Dcut.
Said, I); and when Jews was parted from
the disciples at: His ascension 1t was,wbilo
Ho blessed them. (Luke xxiv, 50, 51.) When
God createdmnn Ho bland them (Gen. 1,
22, 25); when hc'caWbmm 11c said,"1 will
was thee” maxim}. molten. to com-
m‘nntled Israel to Matbo;»laod.m aver:
‘reventh m, and wont-cam that it
would produce enough intbo sixth year to
lastthemthmeyumflogaveu tho simple
reason for this extnordinnry truthfulness,
“i will command my blaming." (lav. xxv.
21.) The biasing of the Lord. it malted:
rich, undHeaddctbno wwith it.
8. “Return with Inn h riches unto your
tents.” Besides the ccniclou nppravnl ot
Godin their Mtheyrctum bomowlth
much tampon) riches; cattle, silver, gold,
muonnndrniment; they have not lost
anything by helping their brethren, and
mrvlng the Lord with much cell denial.
God will not allow than who carve Bimbdo
it unmwnrded. It wanna Him for cornuch,
mdhuvenn eye chiefly to tho Wise-.3119
ninygivouajnltlo much.er tho pennys
daylnbonnw lethflimmntif
wecervcHim ‘ y,withgntclnlltcutl
becauseof H ‘morcia to tannin lovocon-
strainingnnfltenfiewflldoforuacueding
nbuminntly than all In unnskorthink.
0. “Theydoputedtrom Bhilohtozonnto
thchndol thetrpada-lcn." who: lingual
toinylnx‘thnt mmmthcirjmrncy
from thophcoot the'l'nbernaele. from tho
FOURTH QUARTER. 04.
To“ a flu lac-(m. club. ul, 0345. M
3:11. I-o—~ tumult Var-co bimetallic.
the return of the two tribes and .i bull to
45. “Thcro failed not ought of any 11ml ‘
To do-I'lzck. nxiii. 31, 33; Matt. ~vii, ‘21; ~
m AND '1”.
lunch at tic.
Our Cloak
a ripe and pllll to mulch. at bile"
wot Jacki-ht jun mu today.
"on: 71c
inns and Sinus
Coming In Dan)- for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
At the Store of
C. H. Harvey.
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lcannot note every twisty will ale.” my
gmllt we hold on the latent u that n every day
during the ytar. The goods Mtg ght strictly
Ora-h. I shall hold the price wuhm the reach of
every manner. It: utotk ts too numerous too
attrition prices.
«ova——
Rubber Goods
.t st’ihcum‘v.
._.. 0.. ..
1hey Shall be so] at Last
Year’s Prices.
——~w ~¢»—
liliJMEM I) EI{
G. H. HARVEY,
12 Main Street.
South 1" 0r\vulk.
6011.! 01111.!
HO“.-
Now is the time to put ipvour
coo ~>
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
”.4”...
Delivered, By Careful Drivers.
‘T————¢w~—-—
Glcau and Free from
Slate or Stone.
«RAVI "III ”'00! MIMI Wm
NORWALK m scum nonwm
BARGAINS NOT OFTEN FOUND
In any Store in this town.
Among the lot will he found a to t whlto Mum aim : l Wm‘l Caroline Com: at 00c.
lie-uh Cornet It 01.19; a Kali.) t‘owt M 40c, And I good
ONE DOLLAR CORSET
lot the; Andmmgln -t it bleached lunatic use: to) Matched and brown towels
In our hauler, (Imminent will he (wind tlw best and chupm stood. to thin 'lll't!
I- now marked with n 1:on line at hdlcn‘ Numrkctr, kaots, Wraps,
We have 5 dozen I’m-h Jacket» It um rtmp I1 31': (It).
Don't lull to we them
SCOFIELDM: HOYT,
Not-walk and South Norwallt.
l1.1111133111101013‘Qitégétlfi'ttr musing 0m English Seal
uuu’s sou !
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OFFER 60%
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; Wurncr‘n
one yml long, all
1X (1 to the prolonged
Ow
Department
(‘hlldrru‘u Newmuhetn, etc.
A new lttlc otum» go do fort-Ind today.
Auotlur lot of Inmo‘rhuntrr‘n and Chmwu'r
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TO MAKE ROOM FOR HOLIDAY GOODS.
l
casouuble weather, our stocks are unusually large in all
departments. '1‘ hey must be reduced at once to muke mom for Holiday GOUdH.
THE REDUCTION SALE
:whicb We shall inaugurate Tuesday morning, will present. more
:gencrully oilered at Reduction Sales. ”like 0. tour through our cstublisluucnt.
pay you. Genuine bargains m every department.
than the ordinary advantages
It will re
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‘ “a, ' . 35‘2” “LN“..{T :ui 1‘ M
3351’ Flfifllltles .lAtfilEE'l‘h at $9.98, 10 :35,
,-——-————___ 12.50. 13.50. Wraps. spcuml
FOR bargain, $17.50. llodjesku’s
at $22.00 :upl $29.00.
. . . Sum ucs at $18.50 21.50.
) l l - 7 .
3 J01) 1 1111111131 24 50 and 27.50.
r
4
car +1.23 E5? Fl‘fllllll Bum Jackets
“ “WE” at $5.75, 7.50, 8. and 8.50.
¥ , . Imported Jankels,
S'JTI‘IANI
with embroidered or braided
{vests Newnmrkcts at $6.49,
.5749, 8.50, 9,50 and 10.50;
3
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Twentyiu It'l‘ inflm town, urn-tot them lath!"
Sent: . A (Juice. when u an in mm luupcntinn or.
application. 2
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W. EMEEKE. ,
Sole Agent tor Nortmlli. j
SANlTAHY 1'141. 311113" AND L01" I'nt1=:~l'ltE 1
IIEATIXG A Sl'Ef'lALTY. ‘
.- ,.,€ M-..
”facilities!" r1 u'fl'! “its"! l'lsu
misunto'rnx m. saw. Nnmalk. l"
mm... tourists
in plain or braided ut- $14.50,
310.50, 17.00 and 20 00.
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1081‘ N 81011,
Main and Wall Streets.
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TheOld and? Reliable»:
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Nurwalk llawlul.
—1’IlE PROPELLERS
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City of Soru‘alh & Eagle,
Will make daily trip». worthy: I'th'plotl. M.
,freizht between New \orlt, Norwnlk and rum-Er
‘ Norwn‘lk. Willlcucl’icr’amot of Burkmnn sin-ct. .
. New York. every evening. except Mturdays. st 5,
Eo‘clockJnd on Saturdcv a! 2 p. to. Leave Nur-
wnlk Bridge and Soul Norrvazk every evening
l-‘relght taken from and recctved hu- all g
, point. on the [Junliury and Norwnlk and .
-‘ Shep-u: Railroads nt Greatly Red-newt;
Rates. ,
2, Upon rplir‘ian to 12cm.- tbe (:ity of Nomath‘
21nd Ill c «in he went for crucial lttlflnl freight 1
, Illytllm in New York or in: vicinity. . 3
3 H'All pawn! Ire turbid muting nny of [M3 ‘
employee-of the boats of this. line on ncconntot'
3thcownculbervcf. ‘
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E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
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Grail Gluing Sill nfluurlam Gluing Sale of
1118.
on above
we are obliged to reduce our
stock of silks and dress goods
at once. ‘
Sills.
GIIINET’S BLACK SILK
Reduced from $1.29 to 98c.
per yard.
Heavy billi— Gainers
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Reduced from $1.75 to 1.25.
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Reduced from $1.37 to 98c.
per yard.
Salli Rlaiulu
Reduced from SEC. to GOcper
’
Main and Wall Streets. .
Special Prices
to
ARCH I’l‘EO'l‘h’
' and
BUILDERS
It; is not all
covered with.
Xickel Plate
*
11 is made in
YOUR
own .town. ,
Also
celebrated
it I (I ll )1 0 N 1)
RA N6 ES
Plumbers and
Gas _
Fitters, Slate
and
Tilt Roofers.
Agent for the .
Blankets, Unmlulallu,
and hills.
Read the following prices
and you will be convinced by
the values presented to you.
Our regular 98c. blankets re-
duced to 69c Our regular
$1.50 blankets reduced to 1.25.
Our regular $3.50 blankets re-
duced to 2.98 Our regular
$5 50 blankets reduced to 4.19,
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10 dozen figured audTurkcy
Red comfortables at 49c. each,
former price' 75c. 25 dozen
figured, at. 98c. each, former
price, $1.25. 30 dozen com—
fortables at $1.98 each, former
price, $2.49.
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Boston Store,
; CorgMaiu and Wall Sis...
B. F; STEVENS,
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
1? YOU WANT
Canned Goods
That were put up this in", we have then: Ind are
selling them at a
VERY LOW FIGURE.
LOOK AT THIS:
Alli. CAN OF CORN BEEF
The Best, at 18c. per Gan.
Try Our Butter
At 28¢. per lb.
Green, and D had Fruits.
Fancy Crackers of all Kinds-
TRY QUE SYRUP
Rock Candy, Iipte or‘Gotdcn Drips. They are
re.
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3 South Main Sh
PLUSHESJ
worth $1.75.
yard, sold elsewhere for 3.00
astonishingly low prices. Ou
prices. Our domestic stock of
I can offer to the
,shown in this city.
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27 in. Furniture‘Plush, for fancy work,
our line of plain and plaid goods‘is the «finest.
people the finestline 01 Ladies’ and Children's Hosicr
Also to the_Gents, the finest line of Cardigan Jackets,
the 1:981 styles
mama.” Wu «
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RAN
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.7.
9 in Silk Mottled Plush, in 3111110 fashionable shades, at. 65c per yard, worth 850. ’
24 in. Silk Mottled Plush, in all
fashionable shades, at 85c per yard, worth $1. .
at 1.75 per yard, worth 2.25. ,
A lull line of Vel'vets at 1.00, 1.15. 1.25, 1.50 and 2.00
r assortment. of Black Goods/in Cushmcres, American
Prints, Ginghums,
‘Flannels, Table Damask, Nafikins, Towels, Turkey Red Covers,
, Gloves, Corsets,
3 osiery, Gloves,
to a firstclasn Furnishing Goods Department. Our Nation
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Successor to J.,W. ‘& M. 8. SMITH,
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firmly
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Will open on SATURDAY, 1301’. 10th, at two P. M. the store lately occupied b'r Comotock B
out. with the finest line of DRY, FANCY
, and G‘ENTS’ FURNlSHIN G GU
Twenty
and Underwear, Linen Gollurs and 011115, and Ruchings,
Underwear-,1Luundried and; Uni
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ros., N o. 10
ODS.
inch Silk Mottled Plush, in all the
the fashionable shades, at $1.25 per yard,
The finest line of figured Plushes in the
per yard.
and Silk Warp Henriettus
Chevibts, Draperies, &c. are all
city, 27 in. wide at 2.25 per
Also, Surahs, Satins, Gro Grain 8.11:3, Rhadames, etc., at
, Scrgcs, Drap D’ Alums, &c ‘
NEW and of the latest design and at
Muslin in all yvidlhs. are placed at
PricesLower than Anything Before 1.,Ofiered. ~
, is complete, also
the lowest possible
ever
D it ‘ t‘ l te' can ‘3‘! Sb". t8“Necktie“. Collars
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ e 3 en 1 m e tn v
and novelfiel... . A full line of Stationery, new,“ P. It! 3 G? P c any r
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