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word ' "
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,. tel- I. Home. saw
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7 ' risen ,
session, u, u.
Jill 81.80.:iiiiiiitlll.
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“New.” mammal“...
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' ’4"- Partree. M. n.
, l'iliiitliii run surssnu.
All residence, corner lain and
W streets, fornier once of
me M”.
.wssnursonms.m..nos.oioa mam
J. DU MO RTIER
'PiilSicilii ill) Sliiiiiiilii.
funmumssmztoam 7i08p.
' ‘ new use. street. South Norwnlk.
Woman. PARLE FRANOAIS.
' IN rsnnsxrstuno. 5813a:
DR.
3‘
F. W. DARMER
SHIBEOI llEliTiBT.
M Filled end Extracted without pain.
lots of Teeth on lied Rubber from
Artificial Teeth without Plates.
(Crown and Bridge Work.)
. ' MI Extracted Painlessly, 50c
ms- Fillings, 50c
Mann: Fillings, 750 up
Geld Fillings, 31.00 up
g work at reasonable charges and guaran-
‘ Ollieeomn evenings until 8 p. in.
lo. so translators srnur.
Winston“. south Norwalk.
123 WI
" Pill iysltlan ior' Wumen!
Ills. Ni. ii. I. Ellllfllllll
an beeoluultsd et her since.
“1 lrseri 8t, Bridgeport. tern.
“Innutnnmhrueeethmx.
"' " hummnl'Ethisn ‘i‘flsré
. Ladies enlisting
t to the sex can
is are? “3””
'3'. (infill in the “ticket confidence,
mien
V ' monsoon! receiving the most
this treatment known is
' - l. 0. JENNINGS.
; Montage. talciminer, Painter
Anddsnlerln
lull Paper and Borders.
1 lierih lain street, South NorwaIk.
boobs oi fallline latest stiles of
Win an: Gilt "$132?" po‘e tel": lo
“amt it one .
e rf‘nlly given. y meio
'W
fjiiuimu nouns.
«a. A illuuu suuus.
,; gmlill touts.
,lluuuu nouns.
Low PRICES,
Low PRICES.
Low PilltES.
Lulu PRICES.
, wherein the comfort lies, which assure us
so. It is probable that all the m In-
eeelledinhnku, 11. torrid, mandala!!!
Johns, eoreehstwsenthe testis-seems
mmMJmummflismte
Jeressisssahortiy beforethelset pan-over.
While its was beyond Jordan lie-sees
took sink, and the sisters sent Elm word,
but instead of hastening to hint a. tar-
rledtwo deyeinthesame place, nndnot
till Lemwssdend ondbnriedrlidlle
net forth to awake him out of sleep (verse
ll). When Marthe heard that He was
coming, she went forth out of the town to
meet film, nndefterward calling Mary se-
cretly she, too, went forth out of thetown,
ge’sue tarrying where Marthe had met
in.
81.,When the people in the house who
had come together to comfort Martha and
Mary saw Mary go forth hastily, not
knowing that her sister had called her,
they supposed she had gone to the grave
to weep there. They must have been poor
comforters, for they knew not the comfort
of I These. iv, 16—18. How few seem to
know it even now, for even at the funeral
of a believer we have often heard a per
tier: of the context, but seldom these words
that any hear our departed loved ones in
Christ may Join us, and together we meet
the Lord ln‘the air.
32. Mary, coming where Jesus was,.fell
down at His feet, uttering the very same
words which her sister had used (verse 21).
New ii, as some teach us, the coming at
the Lord menus death, Martha and Mary
should have said, Lord, wenre so glad you
came when our brother died. but they say
that if He had come Lazarus would not
have died.
83. He would not be troubled without a
cause, and when we hear Him twice groan-
ing in spirit in this lesson (see verse 38)
we may be sure the cause was very great.
What could it be? His dear friends whom
He loved were in deep sorrow, and He felt
sorry for them.
84. His inquiry, “Where have ye laid
him?" continue as in the thought that it
was the work of death upon this dean
friend whom Jesus loved (verse 8), which
was in part at least the cause of the Sn-
viour's groaning, and while He knew that
He would surely raise up and restore Laz-
arus to his sisters, yet He felt deeply the
work of the enemy and saw it in fill its
terrors and horrors from Abel to the very
end.
85. “Jesus wept." Shortest verse in the
Bible, but who can tell its breadth and
length and depth and height? On three
diifercnt occasions Jesus is said to have
wept. See Luke xix, ii; Heb. v, 7. In
the former text wesee His sorrow for-those
who, by their unbellei', were bringing un-
told sufferings upon themselves, but into
the meaning of the letter We cannot
tend to enter.
36. “Behold how lie loved bin“
is love, and all the love of 635:.
manifestation of the in clinging .._
this was manifested '3 in, those brought .. '
was} he, 19mm: God sent His only
begotten Son into the world that we
might live through Him" (I John iv, 0).
87. They have not forgotten the un-
heard of wonder of the opened eyes of the
man who was born blind. Possibly they
had heard of the two resurrections in the
north country, of the little girl and the
widow’s son. Like Martha and Mary, they
feel that, if Jesus had only been present,
He might have prevented Lazarus from
dying, but it is toolate now, for he is
dead and buried, and neither of the others
had been buried.
iiii. They are now at the grave, or cave,
with is Stone upon it, and again He groans
within Himself. We are n‘mindod of the
words in limo. viii, till, “Ourselves, also,
which bar-vibe first fruits of thesplrit,
even we ourselves. groan within ourselves
waiting for the adoption—lo wit, the re.
domptiou of our body."
80. The stone is between Him and the
dead body of His dom- i'riond, and that
they can take away. It is ours to take
away everything that may be between
Jesus and the soul that link-ad in nine.
No umtter who may object, breauso of the
seeming impossibilltivs of the case, let us
getiiwny all the obstacles and bring the
sinner face to face with Jesus
40. The greatest of all hindrances is our
belief. In one place He could because oi
this do no mighty works, and it is unbo-
llef that both keeps sinners under con-
demnation and keeps saints from outer-
inginto rest (John iii, 18'. llob. iii, iii).
In spite of feelings or circumstnucm or all
that our eyes can set: we must- ix-iieva lied.
To the man whole llttlegiri had justriimi,
Jesus said, " lie not eimid, only bellow"
(Mark v, dill. 1n the storm at see, when
it seemed as if the vessel must go down
with all on board, and there Was nothing
to rest upon but the word of the messed
ger, Paul said, "i believe lied.”
ii. The stone being taken away. Jesus
lorillee His Father by acknowledging
lot as the one who was nimut to work,
nod lie thanks llim beforehand for the
nusvmr. llear lllm also thanking the lin-
iher in Math. xi, 26; Luke x, 2i. lie ever
made it nmniiest that the words and works
were not ills, but those of the Father who
tent llim. lie would have us to follows
and moire it manifest to oil timt“itis
God who werlseth in us both to will and
to do of llln good pleasure" (Phil. ii, iii).
iii. lie always pleased the Father: the
Father always beam Him, lemons He
sought only the Father’s will and glory
(John vi. Is; till, 99, to). it is our privi-
lege to be well pleasing in ills sight, and
so to abide in in... that we may ask when
we will end receive it (Heb. xiii, iii ).
48. The urns roles that sold in the he-
glnning. “Let there he lightz" that
to lsreeliromautai ihemistef theirs
menus."l.aserus.eolneforthi"
u. re. mighty word gm no. sue-no
Miyhethathnd hoendend stoodnttlle
menthol thee-nuinnndweil. Wiles
Pm‘Wr‘Jhem, hoping for the best
street. phoned e m to Ans-l.
ville, Montgomery my, loot A“
and Grimomnngsitotahhiem
atthe line,” no to flatmates)“.
grin-st the shrine of m Nessa efi
Mertyre. towerehip with the. on: We
Beyond torminioenwssh.
'l'he shrine male than”: wharf-tier
Joglm, s ul‘eniooary mu, was
slain by tedious more than two hundred
years ago. File associate, Rangoon“, a
scholastic, was murdered at the some
time near by, and tradiulm has it tint
'his remains wereco'nred by in lungs Mir
der. In any event. the body was never
found, but pilgrim have long assumed
that a rock weighing three or fourteen
in a ravine not more than five minuteo’
walk from the hill had been rolled over
him. A little stream prism through the
ravine when thewintsr snow» thaw, but
dries during the warm weather.
The rock is probably three Met high
and rounded. on the olden/thus flat surface
looks as though. it had: once been the
hose, but bull been. overturned harm
giant force.
Father Jegues" piety end good m
gained him wide tamarind owes! the» In—
dian maidens whom he convertsd,nnd
who subsequently suffered mundane,
is, it is said, to be cancelled. Pilgrim
have been going to the shrine for meal
years, but never were there os- Wynn
last summer. Grime estimates that on
August iii there were L000- from Am—
dam. N. Y., 800 from Albany and Troy,
and probably 1,000 others [man diluent
points in this Store and Pennsylvania.
There were impressive ceremonies, in
cluding n procession- of pilgrims. up the
Hill of Prayer to the shrine; and touching
sermons, glorifying; the martyr».
After the services the pilgrims senir
tel-ed, and many of them limits» nil pin-sew
of the rock underwhiclu Retro (lanolin
body wile said to have hem crushed.
Griffin kept port of the stone he had
brought to the city. We recently hrnrwl
that one of the pilgrims who! haul hes/nae
cripple had been wholly enroll, and
determined to test the culinary of his
stone in his own mane. Bic trimmer!
tion of it in holy water from 31'. In;
about a mouth out: n" " ”W"
night to on open "“7 ”mm silo
to help him "Mrs-.moon, mad men
The N"... spot-turtle was W
Griili
i". .os dotted the'smnefl‘nd
of the Women mulvhiltlmm
i...
‘wn in their eml‘eovoes
‘ when others were
wintering to
. hoisting,
brought by old age: hitter hm!
blind. and palm! melted. her limbo. "or
worst trouble consisted of cramps or
spasms in her legs at night,thrst mule
sleep impossible.
(iriillu told Mm. Mellhunhi wheel the
relic had done for him, gave her some of
the powdered stone in holy water. and
when the pnin Mitocitmlf her. her «laugh»
tors rubbed her legs Wilil'i‘ the funnel
Working preparation. Silo: more irrurrmluv
ntl-iy quieted and who fell into sputum/fol
slumber. and since then. she. has lime-ll no
cause to vomplniu of any who:
"She is very, very ”ill," scent 1mm}... "“1
should say she is from mow-i111! live to
eighty your»: old. and she. has low; hem
entirely confined to her house, hint site»
now hopes to soon be. shin raw-goth: ills,
Francis Xavierw' ijfiitlrvh, thzsf. nit-r rowel
to attend regularly. She iii-sinrutmi Hl’ll’lwt
publicly proclaiming the miracle that
(lull haul seen lit in His mercy to perform
in her (some, but i urged hurt-i have the:
facts inscribed in the list rewriting: 6mm
ourpilgrinumo.~)l. Y. FEv‘rnlli'.
A Chaplain Drummers» Mm tune; ”it.
In an interview published in New Dim»
lnrtl Post recently the hit-v. livery II.
Kelsey, pn-unr of uh». B‘mwtlu i‘hltrrh. in,
Horna'u linehm-ll‘s will omen-mun, «me ml
the oldest churches in «animations, «new
firms the statements mmieroan-rulingrt‘lw
siputinn Alt (lump Hmniley, Kimmie, has!
August, llr. Kelsey lat Hummers M 8M
First Regiment. (1. N. ii, lite «syn.
"The State preys the membrane of the
National Hmlrri to go mm o Militias,
nullunl mum is your and not M go on:
week's bum,"
lie declares that he has mealtime do»
bauvhvry of camp lii‘o now the rumble, M
lute nntml their «ii‘el-t Irpmu the mo... mad
that the Hall» mumps on they have hm
conducted are ten whominwtiow word a «liar
grnrm to the lit-awe.
(in the subject oi ”framing: the limited,
he says that he would Berries Mi lilo top
with the hinterlands stud marl not hunt
them in camp“ nil. He is in: litre-w or!
regimental «emoluments. The com
would timu lows moeediirmu control over
their men. lie would. Mun Miler-reset the
men an ornmple by tattooing their «ow—
sumptlma of liqflnl‘, which Mmyssoeow
mirirmmln. lie think» that want of the
iuoiileieury in some in rim to ties- mt.
larity between nonm- oumil men.
He would stimulus all? pretentious of st.
ls'em ulcemp, which: Wit norm ed
melt-y sod gives it the some of n grunt
feir instead of auditor/yam, ”I.“
any forum- legislative- investigation,”
says that all assertions "Wing ma.
log. revuiry and diminution at some-set
thei‘lletlrmol om saw I: tell: m
by indisputable minnows.
Mid-nu “mom m «w
strict in sums-so was so We...
and required Ills "New” he «been
M one time iii-literal the WWII-me
”fills! 7‘ M M mo tho hon
it, premistogson reward the sheen on
his wstsi em Mi; seller. or lb
neon woe reborn tom airmen-run
no further thought of the lightly m
promised“ WWW,%
him the smslw is swims”
m obeyed the m.
fin to! m
is. loom-m «layman-I in
‘ W
tun Wm
m nob-Mini“
_Mslenlsdm lulle-
leoflspm smm‘
blown“. mull-tie'q
dot-ensues. ‘
lthsnetystheeedeeflelwhetherthn
Republicans lmaieetheelee
benefits matheywese
, “stoma. ”My “teeth“
heeenlrssdy been infer-ail: agreed up
so. The nose interesting assignment no
for nus-la in slut of Scum Aldrich or
M Island, to be Chairman of the
rum. (renames. Seam lion!" of
Vermont, ruin-e Chairmen under Re-
publican control, is still eiigiblo. but. on
account at iii-extreme ear. hes siren
manila ”an: end energetic friend,
ls. Aldrich, who has for some lira: been
the leader of the Republicans in financial
noel tnri‘ .nttm Mr. fibers)“. who
lenthln'plaeeu the had of the Republi-
can membership“ the Vienna Commit-
tee when held: the Snow. to beware
NI. lloyes's lies-rotary, will go hook to
kiss old place no Chairman of the Foreign
Alainit‘rmrnitm, Manning. of course.
his membership on the (“moraines on
Finance. It has been generally supposed
that Mr. Reed, when he is victim] Speak-
er. will Mommy-riled to choose the top
no oath: list of the Republicans of the
Ways and Means own line for its
innate. If he should follow this rule.
Representative Serrano E. Payne. of New
York wonld heliu- snmr of William
I... “'illswn in this important place. Julius
C. Burrows of Michigan, staid at the to,
of ihciiet, but put )lr. Payne there by
Using CW‘ to the Senate. It has been
widely reported that Mr. Reed would ig-
nore Payne's claim for promotion and
”to the next Republican on the list,
who ”We to ho Representative Dal-
nell of l’ennsylvaoia, Chairman. it in
lament. however. that Mr. Reed has no
intention of organisation either Sir. Payne
or Mr. Dnllull if he is road: Spa-her. but
that he will noses Selim Dingle}. Jr.. of
Maine. Mr. ling!” was formerly a
member of the committee, and made way
for fired to ‘0 to the head of the Repub-
llean ll»! of mkrship. and Mr. Reed,
it is anemia, will return the favor by
outing mingle-y Chairman of the Con»
million: Mr. Dinghy inane of the eldest
m of the Home. and is especially well
informed on tar-id and dunuciai matters,
and but for his weak some and slight.
physique up would be well fitted to
, Mme this leader of the Republicans on
the doom;
Am oppmrvpnistion fur beginning the
..,..»n.etmrusti.=un of n cable between San
I'mnmmo-v amt “(111401313131 is about the
only prwtum'l mail that will ensue iron
in your“ dim-union by Congress of the
"osmium: «mention. 8; a rote of 3»; 2025
the Mata» uimpted an omwuimrnt to the
Dilplflflumflio’ Appropriation bill. appropri-
ating WNW” for summons-lug the work
of laying the «guides. The snark is to be
”110li under go went auspices,
3M thrashing when oompieted, is to be
under the («I-tho! of the failed States
government. I’M party and economical
ransom the “wee will prelubiy vote
We“ the pmpmu‘rion when the Diplo-
mi‘e twill whee tint body and comes
up for mmmm in the Sexist: Amend-
ment... Tim will now a turd struggle
between the «winners of the two houses
but the! my not“; in the fienntein later of
the rumble .ur so large and so determined es
lo. who it slew-vet «rials: that the House
will out imr More to field or t he Appropri-
lnfilw ihuiiu will fail. The role it: the Sen-
Mr: .eliuweri mole-or resinrrit) of ii in favor
of tiresome. A full :‘suntr might rhnuge
KM unsjvwr'uy slightly, but from the fact
that we lit/numeral.» 'illll. ilnruisn. lint.
lemt‘sil', “warmer: and White» rotel for
tiller p'iruwp\w..fliw‘1i. it in Amie to say that
tiller-r .1" n this tilted trillion” in [be Sen.
ass W'bfi‘llil mil ”insist futmn ilu- Senate
ammonium“ gaming through. The action
of the .9" ate in am inverting the run-
otm'tii Mu oi Mb» Hawaiian cable is mus.
ins: metal mammal: narrow: the Republi-
msei "‘jumaz.w:~ " The; spool. oi ll as in
the «insertions; of no important step to
mom! .8!\.'.l*l.l?'l1llfill.i, and house of them
lnhm'wnf. all: site to tumn that the Sen-
ate, as it Ready. is largely in favor of an-
erei;..lmn Song 0er llemm'mteext'rpl-
stimuli-w ill-”argon and H'it’rll of the Re-
mhlumm as is.» ‘I'ixllfid for lllil‘iblt‘ proposi-
nwm would rots- [or swimsuit n. Semitur
Teller. web». in.“ hm most enthu-iastic in
mneflbwelllnumesuohnptfl-
mnnmhhmoalyehout
enoisuth a your time. For fertil-
mun-manna.“
“Mill.
lfnlew Yorknllliennise an...
.. autoimmune-sum
mwmrsmw
dilupnople mamas indoo-
esn’ hllisend finally have amnion
uwmwoupnmm
what-mid bathe snvingpcenpia if
Hoga’ipesseasetthefensti
Inquire, atPiaisted'sdrugstore,where
yen nnyhave theiproblsmnolved and
”information, aboutOneeasBleolCure
De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured J.
G.Gorrell of the worst case of eczema
ever known in the state of Indians. It
cures solids, burns, indolent sores and
never fails to cure piles. G. A. Gregory
3 Go. and G. C. Stillsen.
In. :Emily Thorns, who resides at
Toledo, Washington, says she has never
heennble to procure any medicine for
rheumatism that relieves the pain so
quickly and ei‘fectuelly as Chamberlain’s'
Pain Balm, and that she has also used it
for issue back with great success. For
ale by G. C. Simeon, dmggist.
We wish to state to our patrons that
One Minute Cough Gore is a safe and re-
iinble remedy for children troubled with
eroup, colds. bosrseess and lung trou-
bles. It is pleasant to take and quickly
cores. 0. A. Gregory a Go. and G. 0.
guise...
01er no.
3 GiZEllE Bliiilillili.
Encouraged by our increasing trade
and hoping that we may increase our
soles for the next month, we will have
ANNUAL
January and February
SALE
to reduce our stock.
Here are a few of the good things:
40 pm. Ladiee' Turn Pat. leather Slip-
pers. worth 2.00, at 1.89.
80 pro. Ladiee' Turn Kid Slippers,
worth 1.50, st90 cts.
20 re Ladies' 0. Welt Pat. Tip Shoes.
gang E width only, worth 4.50, at
00 pm. Lsdiee’ Pat. Tip Opera and
(‘mmmon Sense Toe Shoes, worth 2.00,
nt 1.50.
180 prs. Ladiee’ Kid Common Sense
Welt Shoes, worth 8 00. at 2.00 a pair.
in our Ian's Department, we will
offer the balance of our well known 8.00
Cork Sole Shoe at 2 50 a pair.
80 pro. Men's Cori: Sole, Lace, worth
2.00. at 1.50a pair.
.0 pre. Men’s Cork Sole, Lace and
llongress. (sizes 0, “Hand 1]), worth
2.50, at 1.26.
it) pro. Men’s Grain Shoes, worth
2.00, at 1.50.
2 Cases of Men's Arctiee at 85 ate. a
pair.
85 pre. Police Shoes, worth 2.00, at
1.50 A pair.
160 pm. Men's Shoes at 85 cents.
til) pro. Boys' Grain Shoes, worth 1.75,
at 1.25.
Youth in the some, worth 1.35, It
Museum of the new gus‘erumsul of 100
flat-om, w‘lntluditfiay stair-d m s sym‘h be
“incurred the other day that he did not
romeo-i the tnmsirnrtma of s‘ cable hen
some. sun... mousse; null Hawaii on having
my lineman: on the numritiuu proposi-
8m. 0. xhe runners. hr thuughi the
laying of line trial. inn?) probably haye
shimmer. m»: «losing, «a American union
With the Hawaiian Ielnnds. He bills?“
this. holler «no the shwrr that the estslr
”ohms of isle-greyhiv communication
with Ilsa-nil would greatly strengthen
the «Ming (-wmmeui nod enable it to
“M rte-iii unless any attempt st for-
eign smimmim and lm-sl dielurhnuees.
iii-Maw first. tier rmnguiud representa-
live-cf the administration. was not only
so she» upnyristion tor the en-
ter, hr the illegitimate method of at-
In'snlnamh swipe-ii ion ase ridertonn
m hill. lie declared with
M emphasis that firestor- m-re work.
MIero-l not» snob a stars of mind
sum [install and the able scheme that
they «candy to ”we “an-rein} in
the liens-M More” lie expressed
surprise and unionist-soot at the
some of Sir. Home and other scooters
Who! spoken with alarm lest (Brent
Insets she-id more a {unsold its
newest tun-ta unis.
re. Jon M...
Ont-roe»! rem-Inter when i used to
ye she-std for going letting, and the
shoot it.
Hen [Mono—4t didn't do you nsueh
”twill
WW.” I“?
In Wonders do it yet.
mm.
A pretty swindle: at litmus. who
Wehrefeandwiibnbsntanieeh
Gimme-lest! n to satiation,“
he. one settle ”mien for four
”Chi for his arm This wholesale
domination! “mean-nth
Winnie ”amplifies“
m.
'Mhusw wise s max
‘ww s W.
. asidewnlnndymm
80 pie. Youlh’e Shoes st 70 seats.
00 pro. Boys' Shoes at 80 cents.
An inspection of Our Goods and Our
Prism is a :l’osltive Conviction that
Hill WHITE SHOE ii’l'OBE
is offering the
Greatest Bargains
oi the season
llu’BSE tiliilllu
.31...
WATER PliWEli.
' ml rhorneell ulchand
tire-mum wade
W. McQuhae,
68 North Main St"
"' South Walk.
ill. lift at lulled innate
till Emil ill Mill um
”I imam M
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
summarise
, week. Among them a no line
We,
When a m
. is well and
wants a Go
,Chew, he tak
B. L. Tobacc'
as he would
I
,a Square Meal.
It is the Best,
and S‘atisfiesl-3
that’s Why.
WALL 1’7 PER.
I received about so . times
and rolls of new ga 3 last
PRESSED PAPER, hand made-
Also a large line of LI] llllll :
60008, They are beautif par
ior papers. Cheaper goods). . ‘
immense variety. Glad to she
you at any time. \
Paimers’ Supplies. in-
isis’ Materials. Gla
Competent men for .
in our line. i
E. E. Gorh"
corner first in. and ii “
EAST NORWA
JUST REBEI
CARLOAD,
—:0F;-—
ulsuuu’s
FLOUR?
Three Car Loads of
ill-Ill lilil’i’ili nus, i,
TenzCsr Loads of ‘ ‘4.
CHUICE MICHIGAN iiil, '
WHICH WE SELL in
oillillilill Til sun ruttslltl
BELOW
MARKET PRICEi
RAYMOND Bills?
rm: uuunmuu want
'A HPIUIAW A‘l‘
Mrs. Hoim s’
cm lliiilllEiii suit.
Wflllll‘ml If» were 803'“.
Norwalk Chronicler