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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON vm. THIRD Qumran. wrea-
NATIONAL SERIES, sue. 19.
text of the Meson, John I, 35-40——l\lemory
Verses. 4042~Golden Text, John I, ‘1.
Commentary by the Rev. D. M. Stratum.
85, 80. “Again the next day after John
stood and two of disciples, and, looking
upon Jesus as he walked, he saith, Behold
the lamb of God.” During the time of
lasting and temptation of our Lord John
had gone on preaching and baptizing and
preparing the way of the Lord. Then on a
certain day he saw Jesus coming unto him
and said, “Behold the lamb of God, which
taketh away the sin of the world” (verse
29). The opening verses of our lesson tell
us of the day following. This cry of John
is the answer to Isaac’s question askml so
long ago, “Where is the lamb for a burnt
alluring?" (Gen. xxii, 7;)
07. “And the two disciples heard him
speak, and they followed Jesus.” John
was not seeking to draw people to himself,
but to prepare them for and point them to
the Lamb of God. When he heard later in
his ministry that nil were following Jesus,
he said, "This my joy is fulfilled. He
must lucmmm, but I must dean-um (John
ill, 20, 30). we do well when our testi-
mony loads men to follow Jesus. Let us
live to point liim out.
08. “Then Jesus turned and saw them
following and soiih unto them, W hat sock
ye? They sny unto Ilim, linbhi, whore
dwcllest thou?" We may imagine illm
saying to us every time we go to church,
or prayer meeting, or Bible class, “What
sock ye?" Let us acquire the habit of
asking ourselves, What am I going: for?
And may our hearts ever say, “I would
see Jesus," “I would know Him" (John
57 XI], 21; Phil. iii, 10).
89. “He saith unto them, Come and sec.
They came and saw whom He dwult and
abode with Him that day, for it was about
the tenth hour. " If the reckoning is the
same as in chapter xix, i-i, thou it was
about 10 a. m, and they had several hours
with Him. We wonder what home was so
fortunate as to have Him for a guest, end
where Ho entertained those two that day.
but it is more important for usioopcn
our hearts to Him and have Him abidi-
with us continually.
40. “One of the two which hoard John
speak and followed him was Andrew, Sir
mun Peter's brother.” The other was
probably John himself, as he would not be
likely to mention his own mime. From
Math. iv, 18; Luke v, 10, “'0 gather that
these four, Simon, Andrew. James and
John, were partners as fishermen, and all
left their boats iinnlly to follow Jesus and
become ilshcrs of men, about the sumo
time.
41. “He tlrstflndoth hisomi brother 5i-
mon and saith unto him, We have found
the Missiles, which is. being liinu'prctml.
the Christ.” The result of that fit” upon
Jesus was (hot Andrew (which clgiiilii’s
lllillli)‘l lli‘i‘lillli.‘ n truv mnn~n manly mun
indeed, for he helm-forth lives to bring
InouioJi-sus and make .lusus known to
men and begins with his own broilu-r.
if). “And ili' brought him to .li~.~u~ “
That isihconv thing todo—not bring him
to n i‘lllll‘i‘ii or prayer mum-ling nii-rvl)‘, or
to a truth or doctrine. but to .lisus its a
living lli‘f‘SiJI). Andrvw brought him in
Jesus, who was to div as n Sili'l'lili‘i‘Jilii “1'
bring: people to Jesus. who has dimi mid i--
alive forcvcrmoro and has all imwvrrliw.
l, 18; Math. xxviil. is}. Jesus, who humus
all men and what is in man lchnpti-r ii.
'34, :15). told him who he was and now him
a new lllillli‘. ("ompnro Urn. xvii, it; xxxii,
88.
ill. "The day following: .lvsus would no
forth into (inlili‘v und iltnli-th l‘liilip nud
snith unto him. Follow mu." Eltlivrdi-
molly by tho Spiritmr by the Spirit through
the Word or some person. iiod is i‘Vi‘l‘ sock.
lng to draw people to Himself, llv bogmi
in the garden of lidun and has been at it
error sium‘.
-il. “Now l’liilip “RN ni’ lil‘lil~?i|lll.‘l, tin.-
:ity of Andrew and l‘uli r.“ Si'o how .lv-
Silri ri-muuinw mrllily frivndnlxips und
L‘oulluui-s us il‘i. ml. in llinm-li llius‘i' \\ ho
had been fl'li um lwioi‘v, if they ill‘i‘ only
willing to liiih‘ it so. Spu‘lnl nu'niiun lrl
illllili'uf l’liilip in John vi, 5, T; xii. :31.
253, and xiv. 5. ll, Host-rm.“ to how grown
in illi‘ lilinu‘lmlgzo of Jesus wry slowly
and in how lli‘l ii of .i n‘nmniniz. <':.l«*t.i..:
ini: turn of mind.
if) "l’hilip iliiilrlh Nniimnzwl illiil with
Hill“ him, “'1' how found llini of whom
Moses in tho law and the prophets (lid
u‘rli--. .lwus oi Nnmn-lli. the souof .ln-
svpli.” l’hllip (:rrtnliiiy did well in at
(llii'i‘ sin-lung niioilu‘r, if. from that day
on, New lli‘lli'Vi‘l’ lind promptly liroiiizlit
llliuliii'l‘ soul to Jesus, think ol‘ llll‘ result.
ill. “Ami Nntlmnuvlsolilunlo lilln. ('nn
thcro uny good (bingo-nit- out of ann-
ri-lli? l’lillip Milli llllin lilill, i‘nuii- und
sm'." it is not it question of plum~ or i‘ll"
cumslnni-m, but it la n pi-rsnn “llil whom
no how in tin. nlznul whom in- how in
spi-nlt null u'linm Wu must hllHW unin lill‘
people. it. would m m from this (but Nor.
lil'i'ili mu not it pint-1‘ that it Wm an honor
to hail from, nuotiwr proof that uii‘hilu
inmlo illmm-lf of non‘putntion(l’hil.il, 7;.
A7. “.li-sussnu' Nullmnm-l mniluutu llim
'uul snltli of him. iii-hold. nu isrnvllto ln‘
llm-d, in whom is no indie." \‘L’lmt n im‘
limuny from tho m'nrvhur of lii'llTlHl Nu-
llmnm-l mint have born it true \voruliilwr
up to llli‘ light in: bad. one who u‘nllwd
uprluhtly, wrought. t‘iitlilvousnrss and
.«wku ilioirutli in hip lii‘lll‘l/(PH. xv. :3).
one who \mlkvd with n pi‘i'l‘wt. lwnrt in o
purl-1i Way 4 T's. t'l. ill. .li'mm will eiirvly
inoliv liliusvli kiiuwn to ”new who thus
durum-[v H‘l‘k to know (Soil. (‘uneldi'r lliu
ul'nllle i‘ortu‘liun (Avie x. L') and ems how
Hod clilliihiviwil him (Avis x, -i7, «iN; xi.
ii).
iii. “Niillmnm'l unllli mitollim, Wliciioo
know-st- 'l‘liou int-l Josue nnswcnxinnll
mid unto him. Ali'lllfll tlint l‘lilllpienllod
then, who» thou wast under the ill: tree, I
our tin-v.” The eyes of the Lord am in
awry plow, they run to and fro lhmiigh
the whole earth. to show lllnm-lf strong
on behalf of thuwwhoss hearts are perfect
toward lliiu (i‘ruv. xv, ll: ll (‘hmn xvi.
ll). “'0 lIIiLlill solely ilifcrtlint Nniluiuncl
under that in; two was cngsimi in study
lniz tho pmphvts and in prayer.
Ail. “Nathanael unmoved and with unto
Him: llnlibi. tliounrt “when”! Hod; ilmn
m the hingof lsraol." Philip might lllli'o
argued With him for hours nlmnt the pull
slbllityof ngood thing coininguwn out
of Numn-th without convincing him. but
a moment with discuss and a word from
Him settle it till. Jesus llilnsulf. litul
none but He, is the solver of all doubts.
the til-puller of all fears. theth peace
and icy of every soul who comes to llim.
Nathanael at one. proclaims Him divine
gun‘John it. as. linkers! band's Hostels!»
o ongoxpeoted n . w maven onus
assures hlnitliatle ~ ‘ Hellman
mmmm 7 dile-
oob’s vision. it shall be when Jerusalem
horn shove sod old Juror-tan natured
autonomous.
“m
THE "IGNNINERS.
A Southernerwm Demands Woo
and Fights Republican Battles.
Having been a manufacturer 01‘ pet-
tery in Pennsylvania and having repre
sented the United States Potters’ associ-
ation during the centennial exhibition
in 1876, and afterward, in 1877, the
international exhibition of Philadel-
phia, I had occasion to visit many inan—
ufaoturlng establishments in England.
France, Germany and Austria, and
while there had occasion to compare
their pauper labor with our labor. If
some of these free trade politicians
Would take ‘a trip through the manufac-
turing and mining districts of Europe,
as I have done, they would soon change
their minds and never talk free trade
any more.
I am nicely situated hero in the
mountain region, own a comfortable
home with beautiful gardens and several
thousand acres of fine timber land. 1
am engaged in mining and also sell
largo tracts of land and have over
4,000, 000 acres on the market now and
about 400 mines of all sorts. '
Of course I want protection. Mica
was mined here on a large scale at one
time and shipped to parts of this coun-
try and Europe. During (.flevcland‘s
former administration they put it on
the free list, and our mines were closed
up, as we could not compete with the
cheap labor (10 cents pulley) of India.
During,r Harrison‘s administration it was
put at 85 per cent duty, but before it
took cil‘cot they laid in heavy supplies
to last for some time, and now congress
has put it on the free list again. As it
is, we are in hot water, and nobody is
willing to risk money in the business.
Kaolin, or china clay, was discovered
by me and became a great industry.
Not knowing what these fool politicians
will do finally, this business also is at
a standstill.
I am doing all I can to assist and al«
ways have assisted the Republican cause
in the endeavor to protect American in-
dustries. W. A. K. Scuumnsu.
Webster, N. i‘.
1892.
Republican ‘Il‘l'nufl Iii-movmilr Wage».
Twenty-six Republican status pay an
average of $1.153 pi-r day in foruiwnizm.
Eighim-n iloiuovruiic stun-s pay on aver-
age of HT vents per day in farm wages.
This is from a report of tho tlt'pflrfilli'llf
of iigricultun~ in l‘x‘ml. ('ould tiu- south
sco thi-ir follyin ri-uuiiuiug llt'llilii‘l‘illii',
could iiiry only put aside iliu oldsw-
tioiinl fooling, hot-omo Republicans.
ndopt protection and develop tin-it rr—
Billll‘i‘i'l-l, wages of farm hands Would be
as high as in the north. and wages of
laborers in olln-r industries Would be
much higher than now. Thorn are vast
opportunitiis in the south as soon as
they throw oil' the shackles of Donna»
racy and free trade. The farm
flourishes with the factory. Encli helps
the other, and when factories nrorun-
hing at full time the farnwr will got
good prices for his products and his
hands good wages for their toll.
“Worse Than Four Years at War.”
Senator Hour of Mmsnchusctts has
plainly and torsoly discrilmd what the
client of the prowemlinrii'f will be upon
the (montry, as follows:
“In the amt in money, the destruction
of promrly, the ruin of trade. the
misery, tho starvation of men mous-
tomcd to work for the comforts of life.
this bill is twofold ”worse than four
years of war. "
Every Republican senator who in any
way side by his vote or conntcnaucm by
his presence the enactment of such a
bill will be contributing to n dismtor
”twofold worse than four years of
war." The north must prevent such
wanton wirlmlncss; the north must do-
funt the soulh in the forum as well as
on the ilold.
no] Anu‘flt'nn Hill".
Why’ihouid your wife buy an im»
ported .lupmmo silk «irons? There are
American (arteries that are making
silks just like the Japanese patterns
The Japanese men Work for a few cents
a day. The Americans cannot do so.
There in no didemnce in the price or
quality of the mo different shim, so
why not enormmma the Arnorioan rill:
miter by
hel togivewerhilo
MAM“
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layouvill
and
sea-slices
Muslim.
lidies’ Willie, Oril and Orion
.Oanvas
oxronns,
500 a Pair, Worth $1.50.
ladies’ line A
used and Kid
oxrouns,
50ca Pair,
Men’s Russell
$3.00;
Worth $1.5O
Bluchers, Worth
Only $ i .50 a Pair, at
THEODORE
8| WASHINGTON smut. '
OLSEN’S,
SOllTH HDRWAlK.
Fix us in
Your Mind.
No matter how smell your wants may
be,eeeitwocaneultyou. Whether
you went one dollar’s worth. or more, or
less, remember that our object is to am
your good will and keep your patronage.
We deal in
WALL PAPERS.
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
PICTURES FRAMED
AND UHFRAMED.
Also do general
PAINTING.
f PAPER HANGING
DECORATING Bonus.
'_-:»4_—
L. H. Decker,
79 Washington St, 80. Womalit
[8. PICTURES FRAMED to ORDER
WALL PAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 100. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 First Avenue.
EAST NORWALKé
Bl'Y OF
W. Podmore,
ANT) SA VF. MONEY.
Kili'ilt‘ll 'l‘nbli-s. 83.00
Extrusion ’i‘xildes, 53m
Diulm: i‘iinii's, M
Common (hairs, .io
nt‘i‘ll Bili‘hi‘f'. SUN}
Splint ilm-krr. .:~.'i
Mammoth Hooker. 52.05
lllgh ('lmlr and Table. I)
Clearing Sale
liahy Carriages.
.lnvs, Hsuimm‘ks. Sonia. Screens, Ice Cream
Frmzeru, Hoes. Rakes. etc. All new min.
THE CENTRAL
DASH OROOERY
I5 NORTH Milli STREET.
.—.—.»—.._.._
I6 Ounces to a Pound
and One Price to All.
EOONOMYis WEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
will some money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best bread by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Tens and Coffees are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Teas and Cof-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.
it. .1. FL‘YNNE,
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Fitting
105 WASHINGTON ST.
J. F. Flynn will have personal chargelof this
department. '
Plumbing overhauled and put in first class
sanitary condition.
PORTER WATER MOTOR
Best in the world. Call and get pricesi
in l
“enacts. ‘
New and second hand
“Buggies. Phaeiuns. Carriages
Canapies. Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
.Henry Tilly.
EAST AND PLEASANT TO TAKE.
Pilenl Medicines
ATOUR PRICES.
Ill FADT. HARD NOT TO TAKE,
Loxatonik $1.00
Hood's Sarsaparilia, .60
Ayers” Sarsapariila, .07
Dana‘s Sarsaparilla, .67
Cuticura Resolreut, .70
Scott's Emulsion, .60
Green's Norvura, .70
Stillson's Specific for Malaria, .75
Paine's Celery Compound, .65
limndreth's Pills, .12
Alcock's Plasteis, .10
Benson's Cepsico Plasters, .12
(‘astoria, .23
Carter's Pills, .12
Atwood's Bitters, .13
Radani's Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Ritllflllfs Microbe Killer, gal. jars” 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
Geo. O. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
JAicanJLAr-ron
lire. lite and Accident Insurance.
REM ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterl-
ing limits. Loans Mgotiated and
Stocks Sold. (mice 5 Railroad Place.
next to Post (mice, South Norwalkfit.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments
Taken.
W .s. 0. JENNINGS.“
Pa; e Rogetcalciminer,Palniu
And dealer in
MM PAPER AND BORDERS.
lNorth Main street :5 3. Norwalk.
«ample books of full line must mules of
Ptpr‘i'u, Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken
ham-«s for lnsimfltlnn. on notice ‘iv metal.
111ch momma cheerfully given.
DRY GOODS News, Augusta. toll?"
SUOOESSORS TO
SMITH, MURRAY 8t 60., .
BRIDGEPORT.
W. B. HALL 8L CO.
OONN.
THE GREAT COMBINATION SALE OF DRY GOODS.
This in without doubt one of the greatest en'orte ever attempted in the month of August. People morning from for and limit to attend
this trout ml .
e
WThls third week will find even greater values, as a great deal of summer stall is coming to llitht which. with our street rush of bush
none has prevented our puttinua prieeou. This will be brought forward now, and great values will Motion-d all this week. Every counter
has something of interest. Each department man in striving to best the other. and with this kind of t'nilmsltmn about tln- ston- Values will
be surprising. This Week gives an entire change of each department.
Women's cloak, Suit and Waist
Oepinment.
in this Department ‘on are getting some
stand would one in rent y-made wear. and we
are led you are avaiiin yourself of them. as
an fling that you hint at will save you work
and moms we) in as good an Martin-merit as
we can get. M you do not for t such things in
a hurry. Follow us with a , or: values 0 the
de .
(in [or these cool evenings.
Co om! Cloth Capes. W. H. Hall at: (1039
price .li; our (Moo 92.00.
Black and tolored Cloth and dill: Capes. W.
ll. Hall is Co’s price $0.00 to 311.00: our price
I .
automate Suits in ill-cit. Blue and Tan,
W. H. llall «h Gods price 812m: our price 37.00.
Duct Hulls. the remainder has received
another reduction. W. 1!. Hall it (Join price
'3' our prire HO.
Aims and he saw sun... w. n. mm .9.
Co); price $5.50; our price 32.96.
on .
«omen? W
m a:
aiets.
ale W lets sold h W.
Calico ““1 mammogram ’
Hllidflo t .
thundered liar and Out!
Wm" "M all is no. at fish; our on"
ma at??? "Wigwam
. . .0 mm-
bylw l’thlo in Ready-Hinds fluent! Wallis
must so within a row weeks and lot:
more wiiimnilmnifan u.
thmfiowjmliwm
« . "a... .. era’s:
‘figwd’wwm
- l- a wise plan: you can save money by
Auronfllnghmns, W. B. Elnli & (7o.'s price
7r :olir price in. ‘
lid-inch French Cnmbrlr-n. W. ll, Hell «it
Com-I price lite: our price 12%.: over if“ timer»
ent styles to Choose from.
Handspun Mullins. W. ll. Hall a: 0'an price
0" ’ our price 12 '.
' we. llaiid: Cole prim 9.1.;
ndim Prints. W.
our ice Ac.
Rh rttng Prints. W. B. Hall A- (lofe price
01410.: our price Hr.
Princess Duck Huitiug. W. ll. Hall .5: Cole
price 12%: ; our price tic.
Lawns. handsome at 'les. W. 8. liail & (201's
prlre 1., umnr prim , c.
lireeni inuhams. W. 1. Hall a i.!o.s price
i}. and loo; our price Also.
irons Glnghems. “his. Hall Jr Cots price
lilo: our price lilo.
Andaman tlinfthams. W. ii. Hamill: (lo/s
price 3‘s: : our pr cs inc.
Printed Cool-Air Lawns, W. B. Hall 10003:;
price 19c: our price Rife.
Remnant:- ot vmn (min on corner table
and marked in plain figures with a drop out
' W. l . flail & Coir prices.
omestic Oepanmeni.
e enrol are Latin advantage of
e and mu; tor tsii‘ and winter: it
doin
the same chine. '
(locum Diaper. W. 8. Hall J. Cole price on;
till
Ellen.
am our Macaw w.
$0
communes
fi’rdh‘mwm
dfihmm
"1%”ng ma aghast. menu: a mum on
l'louwt Flannel, W. H. “fill a ('o.‘~' urn-mks;
our price 5".
India Lilla-n. W. H. Hell (it ('o.’« price. lilo;
our nice, :1, '.
Eflllll’tfllli‘l‘fiil Flnnuvle. W. ll. Hall .0 Coin
price it? :our trlt-vliiflljr. . p '
Embroldem Flannel». W. ll. Hali,a~i(.o.'s
price i on: our price. 751-.
Tom-114.1% ii. Hall J! (30:21 prim 1013.; our
prlrolic.
Towels. W. ii. iialloc Colo prim» 2l§c.: our
price lilo.
Towels, W. ll. Hall ilk Cox» price 190.: our
price Igloo.
Towels. W. ll. llell N, (303s prii-o 25c;
price We.
Towels. W. ll. Hell It (Join mire file; our
1711129240.
Towels, W. H. Hall a: (,‘o.‘e price 0%.: our
price 375430.
Black Dress Bonds Department.
What more desirable mlor in be round
than black. Most anyone can wear It. and
never was a better opportunity adored than
new to be black gmdn. Follow the prices.
winch ml Henrietta. W. ii. Hall J: Cole
prior! 1; our rlcellflc a yard.
Priestly ili‘IaWarp “entrain. wrd 8. Ball
our . a y .
m r. ibuppliun' 'mm. 9: a. Bell
our m a “rd.
fl yard ‘ "all"
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