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THE SUNDAY“‘SCHO0L.
LESSON l, FOURTH QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 7.
Test of the Mason, Luke iv. "erbium.
cry Verses, 10-19~Golden Text, Bob.
xii. 35~Crmmoenlary by the Rev. D. M.
Steam
16. After His meeting with the woman
of Samaria and His tarrying there for two
days Ho went on to Cans, where He had
wrought His first miracle and from thsncc
healed the nobiernan's son at Cspcrnnuru
without going near him. After that He
went to Nazareth, whore He had been
brought up. and there we find Him in to-
day’s lesson. We notice that it wss His
custom to attend the synagogue on the
Sabbath div, and it could not be because
of the spirituality of the service or of the
worshipers, as is evident from verse 28;
but. whatever they were, He could worship
in spirit and in truth.
17. in the synagogue worship of today
there are always severed who take part in
connection with the reading of the Scrip-
tures, and He on that occasion wen rushed
to take part in the rcsdlng. Ho olthur
selected what we call the sixty-first chap-
ter of Isaiah. or else that was the portion
for the day.
18. Apart from the Spirit who wrote
the book. there is no possibility of .Iundcr‘
standing it or of proclaiming it with pow-
er. Consider John xvi, 18; Acts l, 8;
Luke xxiv, 49, and lay it to heart. If we
are filled with the Spirit and the word, we
will have good tidings {or the poor, health
for the broken hearted, deliverance and
liberty for the oppressed, and the Wounded
by satiin. and sight for the blind.
19. We will when controlled by the
Spirit show forth or be telling God's sal-
vution from day to day (PI-L xcvi, 2) and
make manifest that it is still the accepte-
ble year of the Lord, the day of salvation.
the hour when the dead boar the voice of
the Son of God and they that hour iive(li
Cor. vi. 2; John v, 25).
20. Having closed the book, Tie gave it
to the minister and sat down, and all in
the synagogue fastened their eyes upon
Him. This may have been the first time
they bod ever heard Ilim rend tho Scrip-
tures. Think of God, manifest in the flesh,
reading to men His own word. He would
surely road distinctly and give the sense
and some them to understand the raiding
(Nob. viii, b). If you turn to Isrl. hit. you
will see that lie stripped in the middle of
n sontvncuo. lie did not loud “and the day
of wniroanco of our God, " for that day
bus not yet some. There is ulroody an
interval of our 1.x00 years botwwn the
two r-lnusos of that summon. lie knew
how to divido the word of truth.
2i. lio begun to tnllr to them by saying.
“This day is this Scripture fulfilled in your
ears. " or in other words liI- mount: "1 who
spunk to you run the person to whom the
Spirit. through lsiilnli lIIIIl Ti'il‘rl‘lll‘l‘. I run
IiIo friond of this poor, llli‘ lli‘lllL‘i' «If lIrII-
kcn inn-Iris, Ibo IIpoiII-r of blind uyvs. iiim
ili'l‘ for :Iil who will."
2‘: Tlll‘y “IIndI-rod us they lmlrri ills
griu‘luus words rind for n moment scorned
to doubt their eyes he tlioy listunrd to
Him. but “\COVI‘rlnl!thi‘lllut‘ll’r'p‘ they sold.
“Is not this Joseph‘s son?” The ian‘n-nvo
Would bo, llow can the carpenter‘s son
whom wo Iili know dare to upprupriuiu
such words to lliiIIsI-lf? is lie iwsido iilIn-
self?
‘23. They had probably board of the mir-
uolI- of the wine at I‘Iiim rind of tho honi-
lng of tho noblomnn‘s son or, Cnp-srnuum
and thought, Why does He not lII-ui sonic
of the sick our-s llt‘l'l‘ in ills own town and
make sonic of our blind loses, than we
might believe lliml When Moses wns sent
to deliver Israel, in was commissioned and
empowered to work mirncli‘s us evidences
that ho wus writ of (Ind. and they might
on that ground Mk for it sign. but the
Lord knows" iI‘Il mou rind does not cost
pearls bI-forr swine.
24. The Words of this verse may not
seem to some as every Importunt stiito-
uiont. but sun-1y every word of God is im-
portant, snd spociul attention is demand-
I-d hyIlIo hiiyllig'tl whirh iiro pmilxui by His
“\'erily‘ i say unto you," which is mull."
tiles)! to ill“ "'l‘iiiis suilh the Lord" of the
Uid Tl‘h'iliriit'lll. llI- L‘ilnli‘ unto iii-i own,
rind His own i‘occis‘r‘d liiin not, l‘Vl‘ll His
own brethren did not for II lillli‘ bellow in
Him.
25. SIIII how llll‘ Lord llilllli‘st‘fi the story
of the {amino iii llli‘ (boys of Elijah, and
the no rain for three years and six months.
He neVI-r discounted in word of Scripture
nor spoke slightingly of a single incident.
He lmliovod and referred to tho record of
the deluge. the destruction of Sodom, Jonah
in the belly of the fish, Lot‘s wife bosom-
iiow unlike Him
are many today who hear His Name and
profess to be His friI-nds. ilow drundful
if He shall my tothoni: "Depart from me.
i llill'ill‘ knew you."
till. lie sinu'stlio foot that Elijah was
svnt to II widow of Hidon and not to any
widow in Israel, leaving us to infer that it
was for tho sumo reason that he did no
great works in Nazareth. llow full of Iin~
lii'lli‘f tho land must hnro boon. for that is
the “not lIiIIilrsuitiI to llll‘ manifesting of
His power. His words in (lurk (lays urn,
"Bo not afraid; only hollow." "if thou
muidst bellow. tlIou IIlIouldrit. M‘O the
glory of (iIIIl. " (ionsirlnr the dark set-
ting of these mus.
27. Tim story of Nnmrion lilltl bis iii-ni-
ing III bore inilorsod, which includes all its
mono-onions with the little mold, the pmph.
ct, tho Jordon, I'tc. llut why no lopsrs in
lsruil hooded? Soc if the answer may be
found in Mirth. vlll, 10, in connection
with AMI. i, ll, 6, (iii. wn-tchsd unboliofl
28. They ovldontly applied the manner:
correctly; they took It to iii-art. but not
with mooknms nor pmilo. There were no
brokcnriess of spirit, no welcome fothe
light it only offended and angered them.
'ilio u rulii of mini workoth not tho flight-
eousnesso! God and Him Insn knowing
not. tho only rluhmiusrzcss that svnlloth
anything Worosuoklnir to establish their
own rightmusnvssldfl i iiIi- llom. lull. t)
sir. tiurr'ly ihl'] know not what they did
us they not only turned tlinlr bricks upon
their only hope, lint actually tut-nod Him
out of their-city and nor littoliiii iliin. hire
told them that
Ithey must. expo“ the same treatment, segr-
lug, ‘Tliey shall not you out of the syn:-
gorillas; you, the time coincth that whoso—
ever irilleth you will think that hodmth
(sod senice (John xvi it). How can the
church expect the conversion of the world
in this «go when the Lord Himself has so
plainly foretold its mnin features till the
harvest?
00. The time had not come for Him to
lay down His life, so by a mess shadow of
His power llopsssed from their hands
We do well to remember that when the
pointed timodld come He laid doom
life voluntarily No hmsn power took It
from Him (John x, it, ill). This Milt
draws those who hears! Kill. nil-lint we
musthsw’nlngto be dentin android.
rllyoos‘ns‘tsiiisisndthsnyisidmw
listen for ms service.
fl
THE sumuefi GlRL’l-l RETURN.
The snmnu-r girl is home again.
Her checks taidml to lllt' brown.
Clear hum of lanolin so Hl'lllillll'scim
Within IbI- hwztI-d town.
Fresh air and I-xrrr-iso have done
For bur lhoir i vol bust.
Ber I-yI-s urn bright. and life hair now
For hi'l‘ uanmtiId zest.
What- nIIiItiIrs it how lililiiy lII-arts
Are suffering I-ruI-l w. Hindu?
The autumn girl h lh‘ lilll liI-r fun
And Rtliili‘d ju..t rig.“ I I. pounds.
To lll'r flirtation is but is I rt.
And when she‘s tirI-il of love
Slu- flinzrs it from lwr, Its she might
A fruit-ii. wornout glove.
Sho's had fun at the inoiniiuins.
And sho's liIui fun III I!» lwnuh.
While tantulizui young I n have found
HIIr iii-it beyond llll‘ll‘ rI-Iioh.
She‘s film-d. wriltzmi rind wulkml with oil.
With pri'l’vh'lii'o for “our.
And many II 5' Illlli lllls Izrnsvml to find
That he was not tho one.
And now sin-'s liunio ugiiln at last,
Her lowliir ~I~ iiIlIunovd
By all the iI‘IIyuI s sliv'I-I ruwod mid naili‘d
And rill tho mils» she's (inner-d.
, Shv'u lIiIuII- ugliii, fur swr-I-tI-r thrill
Silo \Vllrl lII-I‘Iiru Hlll' wr-nt,
And if illl‘ World i-Iuild aw her heart
It couldn't find in door.
~HIIIIiI-rvlllo Jouriiul.
Everything “has 'l'ls-il l'p.
He wusn ‘t wry prIIspI mus looking, and
nnlionni liniIni-i- \‘lllri liiiidly II suleI I-r IInI
would i-pr-It sth on out at kiII I s IIiId Il
bow liIdiIlIiIIiIi to bI iIIII'rIsII- II In. )IL I
stood iuifim‘.‘ tho lIIIlluIiii board in i'rII'II of
o llronilwuy llillll‘!‘ imd studied ‘lu- ilxurm
which are put out irIIm Iiuu- III llllli‘ upon
it. setting forth Lllt‘ IInIIIiiiItIIl‘ Tl‘t‘l‘ F’Ihil ill
tho Iri'usury, lli‘ roIIIl IlII-m llllli‘ :Ind
ngnin. turned rewriynnd illi’ll wvnr llitl‘k
to look tlII'm Iiwr IIIII-I' iIIIIrI-, tllIhI‘I'Yllltl to
u bystundI-r in II IIIIII- IIf wIIIIIlI-I-:
“Fifty flvu millions of [no child rind
IlVi‘l‘ in tho trousuryl ilIIII‘t M't'lll pIIssilIlIIg
do it?"
“Well. them it is,” nnswvrod the by
stnudor shortly. lie was waiting with us
much pnlicnco us bo could wvli omnuiund
for the score of tho New Yorks in nu-
third inning of tho ilosmn mono and was
not Worrying over SllI‘ll minor matters us
national solidity.
“Yes. i know it's there, " continued the
first speaker. " ‘ouuso llli‘ ilggI-rs siiys so.
but it ain’t naturul just the sumo. “
“What‘s tho matter with it?" impu-
tii‘ntly ill-ilil‘ll the bull fli‘nll.
“ Well, with Itll the poverty goin around,
it should lit‘ in our hands. It belongs to
us, don't it?“
“I supposo so,
tho oIlII-i'. thinking of tho ngnII‘.
rum Iiliuml. "
“No we Iiin't. i‘lllll'l‘. \l'II'ro nIIIlIin
Illll‘illl its loin: us it's Iivd up illi‘l‘l'."
“'l‘lI- iiIIIlIiri. \\'I"wmir :1 iIu-ul. " indiur
nIInIly l‘l‘llll'ii‘il Ibo (‘l'ililli. rooting I'I-I'y
lIIII-Ii us lli‘ MHY llli‘ lII-y coming to mark up
llit- llllllllcr iIll llll' l'IIlI'lrll.
“\VI‘IVI‘ gut IIII load on llll'ili iiiiiiiiiiis.
if 1 Ln i“ illi}illlll :IlIIIII it Why it “as
only I. 11‘ IIIIIrIIIII III It i “l' in Illll to burn
" nbsr‘ntmliuivdiy ropiivd
‘ ' \\-i'.l‘|'
I II lllIl IiIIl I‘ I iI WINII tlIIII IIIIIIIIIIII
III” I I i'l‘ :IIIIIIIII: :Ill my I'I'iIvIIil~ 'l'lIiiIk
If I ' \ I‘ .' I I‘I‘lili lrI lll.’ crowd. on till
IlI . I l‘llll' I"~ «II IIIIi'iIliI II up llll'l't'. You
.II'II III in iIII. lIInH )‘Iili‘fl
' ’. ‘ .\I._ in! Ilu‘iwk‘ Hui." I'rlI'Il llli‘
r‘III’ " llil‘ lnI'I' I'rllf up I1!IIIIlII~I‘ IIIll)’
\IIII ‘I'III'ln
'\l III-iv" :I~l.I-Il llII- Iiiriri l’iilfl‘l'ly.
“HII llil‘ ll‘|.ii‘Il. I'iIii'II you ~I-II 'I'ill?”
Jim lziw I iri' millions, " Milli ilii‘ ruggml
I‘iI;J. , liIl‘l.lli_i( IinIIi'IIiIIlly li\\'.‘l_\'. "IIIin
up “~»-.\'I w \‘IIrlI llt‘l‘u'llil.
A Qua-silo“ of l-‘nrs‘lu‘rul.
’i'lu‘ iiII-iIIlII-r IIl‘ pririiIiiIII'iit forum of
tlIo must lllilml‘lillll. soutlu'rn divisions is
possessed of (I iIIIIirniIli-I'nt bold lll‘I‘Nl. lll‘
was in n shaving suloon thi- oIiIorduy fll‘E'
tint: sluiwd. \l'lII-ri lm lIIIIi llizisliml. llli‘
llllrllt‘i‘ romurkod:
"I've not it splondid now lIIIir rI-stIIrI-r
hero. Will you lot mo try it on your
haul?"
Tim M. l' ll~.~‘l‘liTI‘Il, with {in olIII'I-rvulion
“'lill‘ll Sliil\\'l'Il that. ho luId bud provious
I'pr-rli‘iII'I- in tho llllllll'i‘Z “All right. i
don’t think you I~IIiI do mo IIuy lIIIrIiI. "
'l‘lwri‘upoii llII- lIIIrlII-r, with grout iiIIIir-
isli, took it lIIIIIlv from tho sound. lllill with
llllli‘l] l‘t‘l‘t'llltill)’ inn-gun to rub bis I‘ilhllllll
(T's lil‘flll. Alli-r ll" lIIId lM'I‘ll rubbing
Millli' llllli' fli' stuppvd Hiiddi'riiy rind rt‘t‘lllv
I‘ll im‘uily iiizilriioil. Turning to llln I'il'i-
tumor. in» sold in iIiiIosI IlIis'II-rr'd iiiiillill’l‘i
“\‘IIII mun I‘Xi‘llrii‘ mo. sir, but irI-IIlly
forgot to Ilhli you how high you wrinti-Il
your forvbi-ud H—‘.‘lll(ll‘rll h‘III-irty
llI-iniIri‘I-s of Genius.
The pliInIiIIiIIn Includist of tho “ l’uI'lII
Tom's ('iIbliI" combination l‘llh‘lll‘ll liIIII
tiIII llIIlII room wlII-m tho lllllllilltl‘l‘ was
rioting in Ibo doulilo ('llill’llf’ll‘l’ of prIIpI'rty
mun rind hllt'l‘i iIIIii illiillill‘l‘ pIIr\'I~yIIr. ills
Villl‘l‘ ll‘l'lllllll‘ll. and his fiwo lIIIIkIIIi almost
pIIlI- IlIroIIgII its lIiIriII-d l‘lll’l\.
"Mr. illt‘lllllll,” llI‘ wild. “mm of tho
'l‘llllh‘yI-l is sick and I-Iiu‘t go on."
"'i'i'll Miss i‘iriirlr," i‘lil'llllllll‘tl llli‘ illllll‘
rigor in II ringing: \"illl‘l‘ niIIl wlIlIoIiI. II IIIII
nII-iII'I-i lii‘slInIiIIn. "LII lllill‘k up iInd IIIlm
tliIIpiIrI. \\'o‘ll wit Ilium: will) IIIIII l'lvn
in tho Ili‘lllll III-run IIIIIiirlIIl"—-('iIiI‘uI:II
'l‘riiurnn.
The Mimi Hr- Numb-ll.
“You I'llllllgll your lIIIIIs fi'IIIpII-ntiy. "
siIiIi Miss Simrpo ll) I'IIIIlly.
HYll'llfi.” won the reply, ”it. is hard for
mu In not II but to suit my lli‘llil, Ilnni‘iior»
know."
"is thin, so?
suit your lil‘llil is u soil. but."
i’i‘uss.
Woll, llil‘ lint you liN‘Il to
~ NI'W \‘Ill‘k
,\ I'mIr ’l's-uiiI.
ilusliunrlwl l'mwy we pro lII-lnir robin-ii
by our svrvuiit Izii'l. em in lil‘lll‘l‘ to find hot
out i liilVl‘ loft, IiiypIiI'I-Iv'iylnrzon tlio trrlilo.
\\'ifI--—"l‘lII'II, (‘Illill'. lot. us look ut Illllfl‘.
liow illilt‘ll iIIIInI-y did you louvu in It?
iiiIsbiIrId—ulh m mo, 1 qulto forgot to
n Iuntl 'i‘lt iliis
Ilu hill on.
Miss ilmnsilnmllliln't i am you on a
bicycle the other Ilriy’
linshnwny~lf you did, you must have
looked quir- it. Mllmoltlyn Life.
The tlnly Way.
Professor (lecturing on the gorilla)—
Gentlsmon, you must. give me your undi-
vided attention it is impossible faryou to
farm acme idea of this hideous animal
unions you keep your eyes fixed on me.—
Boston Ceremonial Bulletin.
THE HOME TEAM.
How pleasing is the playing when the horns
i‘llll) winsl
Bow min“ body ‘laughs and clmifs and every-
And litre umpire is forgiven for all his heinous
e no,
So ploruxiing is the pluying when the home club
w as.
The boy upon the bleachers is as happy
as a king.
The maiden in the grand stand is as
swivot as anything.
The crank is all in clover. and the
butt no -r is on top——
He sells n no ck oi piunuts and a half a
gross of pop—-
The {I- -11ow from the mnntry widens
out his mouth and eyes.
The niiuulm'r is smiling and a- sighing
happy sluice.
The iiiiiscot is n-lnunding round as if
in. “'(‘l‘t' on pins.
So plciising is the playing when the
Home
Club
Winsl
But what a and sensation when the horns club
slumps!
The umpirv is a villain and II dastard champ
oi I-liurnpi-ii
We' n- on ”u mail to ruin. and We"!!! deeply in
tin dump-I,
For ob Ibi- sud sr- nsiiliun win n the home club
Bll'llllptil
'i‘iie Iniinnui'l‘ rind mitt-RPM are a vury
wartby puir;
(mo bus II yrllow livI-r. and tho other
yI-llow lIuir.
Our (‘Illlllllll is it quittvr. and the (illil'l‘
in ii ilili'f.
Thorn“; “til it word in Wobstor which
I'll“ Law a mini I‘I’lll‘f.
Won't Millit‘ oni- giro tlIIi giiwksnliox of
giiigrr wine iuid lil‘t'fl
No. not the wmv. 'i‘iiuy'vn liiid loo
nIiII'lI rIlrI-zuly-—my lli‘llf‘fl
Why don't llll’y lot tho blackheads go
liilIA sum II nine of l-tllillpe“!
For, oh. ill" and sI-nnution when the
Home
Club
h'luinpsl
-—JI Edmund V, (‘IIIIko in New York Sun.
A Legitimate Scour-Ire.
Tho following signs oppour by the road-
sirloin \VoerrlII-stcr county, New York:
TRY OUR I‘liAle.
iIiI‘cnts n liiozen
. :TIIY UL Ii l(' E] I OLD BU'I‘TERMILK.
5i Intel a Glass.
—-Pl‘llll(‘l'§' ink.
Smn Johnsing‘s “At Home."
Finn .lIIlinsing. nu Austin (‘ulul‘ml mun
who keeps IlII- slim-ill busy lIIIiIIinIz him
up. is IIIII-u llilIT‘i‘ I'lli lflllliiii‘ of tho 'i‘riiris
county lIzisI‘IlIn .llm \l'I-lIstI-r. o chum of
tho iti‘l‘llh‘i‘tl, l'illlt'll rit tho Joli to Ironsolo
lils fi‘ll'IIIlI
"What do you wont lll‘rl'?” I‘llel‘ll Ibo
jnilI-r in n prIIIl‘ \‘I‘ll‘l‘.
“i jihvl t‘lllll‘ll. sub. for ninko inquiry.
sub, if my fIiInIi Mr. I'IIIII .iIIlIiIaimz, is
at llllllli‘, huh?" '— in u rIlIliws.
-ln Arr bite I turul I» in I.
Mrs. (illflllllsi‘i ~\\ but a lowly nI-w
llllllli‘ you how! it uppi'urs III bu prrfnr't
ill l‘\‘I‘l‘}‘ Ill'lllll.
Mn llIIwiinizsz llII—‘I'I-s. iI is llllll‘t‘ll
\‘I‘ry llll‘l‘, illlIl \\'I‘ i‘llJHy its I'IIIIIforIs. but
tho :IrI~liiII~I-t iiIIIIiu IIIII- sI-riuus bliindor.
Mrs. (I'.--iIIIlI-I-di \Vlint was it?
Mrs. li.———-\\'iiy. it is not IIrrIIiIgI-d so tho
neigliimm cnu Si‘i‘ my l'lt‘gllllt iII-w Blill“
billll'll from tho stroI-I.—(‘lilcrigo Record.
A “'olr'umr'.
"Senator Sorghum." sold the constitu-
out. "WI-'ro mighty glad tor M'ii yo homo
agin."
“Thank you," rI-pliI-Il thr- .‘Ii‘lliiif‘f'. his
bosom swollinlz with lililll‘l‘l‘lillltill.
“ Yes, sir, “'I‘ll' that izlrid tI:r SI‘I.‘ yo homo
ngiu IlIIII wo'rI- irIIln ll‘rllll the bust wu
kin IIIr fix it «is III'll sun lll‘l‘i llll rest 0'
yer nIIr'rIIl Ilii'l‘rt "._-'\\it5lllill!iiill I‘ll".
'I‘III “nun st Mun.
Poi-buns Ibo llll IIIII~I~I mun in Iiii ling-
lIind lime lli'I‘ll found. No is (I turn! clergy-
man who lll‘I'lllJlll suit. In l‘l'I‘IlYI‘l‘ ‘2 shil-
lings for lllllllil‘xl'h In his III-w iuowri lIrIy
I'lllin’l'll by II yIIiIii ' girl wnikiiiez IIII it on
llt‘l'. wuy III lil‘l‘ sister's grow. He did TltllI
llt'rh't'Vi‘rI‘ in his suit. but in» talks of suing
tlIII lil‘W‘llllpI‘l‘x‘ who (‘l’illlllll‘liit‘ll on it —-
Boston ’i'rIIiN-ript.
him Would ho.
“l llilVl‘ gut II lll‘VV I-IIIIk.” Fillll MI‘. Sui)-
buiIs. "iIuI hlll'Ili‘ltlllllvll'Il‘Il‘.‘ IiIIIt slui only
knows how III I-IIok lIIIiIi and eggs and
illitkI' ii I' up (if i will II. "
"Uh, tliuf III» 511 't lllililt’l‘ "‘ ilil<\\'l‘!‘l‘ll
his wIII-. him will in» your lll‘flll'i‘ if is
Him for llI‘l‘ to cook illillil‘l‘ anyway."—
lndiriuupolls .lnurnni.
“Ilium! the Rules.
“Soy." sold Ilio giro-It, "what do you
lili‘illi by I-lIIIrIrlIIi; lllt‘ $2. for thosuino
room you lot Illi‘ llIlVl' lust work for fill?"
“it is so lllili‘ll i‘IIIIlI‘l‘ now." calmly ro-
plI-d tho I'lI-rk. “limit you got twice as
lllllI‘lI satisfaction out of sin-ping ins you
did inst wwk. "—Ml‘lnrlunml 'i‘ribuno.
liilnllible Memories.
l.
“ My dour, " lII- sold In his wife upon rc-
turning lIquv Itiil‘l‘ iliI- vlizllIInI-o commit-
tI-o who through with him, “I have re-
InI-Iuln'rvd IIII lost In trot tho trio in paint.
tho roof with. nnrl 1 how brought you
homo soiiw Tl'llilli‘l’fl Io fill those cushions
thrit you burn born inuking "——'i‘ruth.
Alls- mllng to Business.
lilnnwny~-Aml young lllouor, the fol-
low who won IIlwnys lmiisting thut he
would yI-t rln smoothing to arouse the coun-
try~wlIIItuvr~r lltlliilllll.‘ of him?
HtiIIlIIlIoIIIo ... Mnnufrmturing Iiinrin
clocks tho last \w lu-nrd.-iluffnlo Courier.
A Mournfui litmus-stints.
“.liniin sriys Hllil proposes totlutuoilsh
Chino," siIiil Mr. lilykins.
"Silo oiiiilit to him: our sr‘rvnnt. girl,"
replied his wife IVIIiIrilyIn—Wnshington
Star.
Persistent.
Jpgp—nllvu boil over a dozen offers of
marriage already this sermon.
Boss-(low gruelousl From whom!
Jess-«Jock—«Ncw York World.
A novel Proposal.
How-Will you some to my wedding?
aim-Yes. Whomars you meow
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‘ somaiiromamnysnms;Sherwin. THURSDAY; 0mm 4 i891...
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I
Theodore Olsen”
—-HAS BOUGHT THE—-
SHOE
-09..
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Jarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk,
——-FOR—-
SllcllN THE llllLLllll,
inn lT Is now on SALE.
The goods are all right, and you will; get the benefit.
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon
andfget the bargains.
JUST RECEIVED.
One Car Load of the
celebrated Angclus Flour,
$4.50 bbl.,
600. bag.
The whitest, sweetest and best Flour in
America. Twenty barrels sold on arrival
to those who have tried it and know its
merits. Now is the time for you to lay
in your winter supply. Order now while
the price is low. There is very little dif-
ference in price of this and inferior
grad.es (let the best. at
Chas. E. Seymour’ 3,
LEADING GROCER,
TELEPHONE CALL. l3-2.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Line
NEW YORK,
’i‘llh‘. l’ilIfl‘ELLl‘ZRfi
CITY Oli‘
NORWALK,
VULCAN.
-liETWEE.\'—
SOUTH NORWALK AND
N I) R WA LK.
E A GLE AND
Will leave I‘ior 2d
[pave Norwaik, 5 p m.; South Norwrilk, 6:00 p. m.
1. rcight received from I a. in. ms
l1. IL, lleoknian street. New York, at 5 p. III.
).p m.
1 pair application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eigle and Vulcan will be
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
EVAN persons are forbid trusting any of the employee of the boats of this
line on account of the owners thereof.
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ASK FOR——
BNSWN’S $3.00 SNLIE.
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perieci Fitting Shoe.
But one In which the
Best Material is Used, Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best Moo Seamless Shoes in the mili‘Ki’i.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. all
.8. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 50. Norwaik.
BillilllEPllllT BUSINESS SOLLESE,
(NOT GHOBTIIAND HOflOOL.)
325 Main Street. IBrldgeport. Conn.
Only regularly organized business college in Fairfleld
County, Send for new illustrated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 graduates we have placed in business.
ll. ll. llllllIEll. President II. E. DENNIS. Teacher of isometric
Ell. llIElElI. Secretary all lonelier
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