‘lcleanliness,
‘ united with 1
the flavor
blended
to suit
the taste
of all man-
) kind, have?
made B. L.
Tobacco the
best chew
on earth.
JACOB M. LAYTON
Fin. lite and itciianilnsunne
lint ESTATE illll llilllSEiiiElii
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Start
a; Drafts Loans wasted and
sum soni. (lilies t lread Place.
next to Post Oilee. South Norwalk,0t.
:3." Pablie. Acknowledgments
ea.
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The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevailed Upon to Have
an Great Remedy Placed in the
f Hands of the iirnggiste. .
This is the most wonderful production of
We“ science in the nineteenth century.
isnota patent medicine. but a prescrip-
tion comgouaded on scientiiic principles and
by r. scott in his extensive practice for
cure of all blood diaeaeee. The cures
nought b it are simply wonderful and hava
attracted t ousands to the doctor‘s parlors for
treatment.
Toauch an extent la the demand upon the
time and attention of the doctor for his medi-
cine from pro le who could not visit New
Yorkcity.t t t became a matter of dot to
devise some by which the general u ilic
could beauspiicd with this genuine. v ualile
remedy.“ for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
hasbeencalledtosonth Norwalk to arran e
Tomlinaonhouth Norwaik. anili .
ale.Norvmlk.io permit them to keep in
and sell this wonderful blood rented .
Thiala purely vegetable. and excellent ton o
and builder. is blood purlfler unexcelled. a
motonic noibingcanei uai. Dr. Beott has
devoted his life to the t torougb knowledge
and understandin of blood diseases. a few of
whichare named ere: Kidney diseaeo. livor
complaint. sick headache. muscular rheuma-
tism. dyspepsia. lees of appetite. coalition.
n. acrofuia. syphilis. cancerous humora. in
catam- aalt rheum. pimples on ace.
unreliability. bolls. (itchiness. female weak-
ness. in
their
when in stores.
than name (it Dr. Hoottlilgaraa‘mrliwm
in ne
patina.
not" totalinfiooti‘aflaraa
NO I’ll]! have to be Used with Dr.
fleoit’s.
--—-I‘OR am Bil—-
E. l. Temllnaon. South liorwali;
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I*I'eat of the Ina-ea. la. nail. M. Iii-Iii.
lie-ton Verne. amt-Test! John
v. fil—Ccmmtary by the Rev. D. I.
Btearna.
i
1. "Up, make us gods.” Some one has
said” that whenever we turn away from
leaningsxclnsively upon God either for sal-
vation or for the neeeeaitieamt'tha path
we are virtually saying. "Up. make us
gods." This is equal to a rejectloh of
God. They had not seen Muses nor heard
from God for several weeks. and they can
trust no longer. They cannot walk by
faith. they must have something to look
upon. Blessed are all who are content to
believe without seeing or feeling—content
to live by faith.
2, 8. Aaron, the anointed high priest.
seems to have no word of warning or help
for them as from God. He was Moses' mouth
or spokesman, and Moses was to him in-
stead of God (Ex. iv. 16; vii. 1), and Moses
beingabunt he, like a false prophet. speaks
out of his own heart this evil advice (Jer.
xxiii, 16). It is sad when we depend upon
man instead of upon God for the message
-—tben when the man is absent we have
no message. Observe also that as they
gave the ornaments of their ears to make
an idol. so they gave their ears to the
devil (Dent. xxxii. 16, 17). .
4. Instead of receiving at their hand the
gold to make an idol, they should have re-
ceived at his hand and from his lips the
living words of the living God. it is a and
case indeed when the one who ought to
represent the people before God misrepre-
sents God to the people and joins the peo-y
pie in heathenish desires and customs.
Through him who should have led them to
the God of Glory they changed their glory
into the similitude of an 01: (Pa. cvi, 20).
It looks as if Aaron had wholly lost his
reason when we hear him say. “These be
thy gods. 0 israel.” Compare ll These. ii,
10, 11.
5. "And when Aaron saw it. he built an
altar before it.” See this sin repeated in
the case of Jerobonm and the very words
oanron used (1 Kings xii. as. 33). This is
all the work of the devil from beginning to
end. and so is everything like it in the
churches and among the people of God to
day. God isa Spirit, and they that worship
Him must worship Him in spirit and in
truth. And when any person or thin':
comes between the soul and God it is idol-
atry.
0. “The people sat down to cut and drink,
and rose up to play.” See I (‘or. x, 7, and
it would be well to rend the whole chapter.
Is it not on the same line of things when in
houses built for the worshi p of God people
bearing the name of Christ meet to cut und
drink and be‘llT/t‘l'ullilcil(ll'iillllthil? There
is a wonderful likeness to the dam-int; and
singing of the naked people around the
golden calf (versus 19, 25) in some things
done in our midst in the name of religion.
7. The Lord said to Moses that the people
had corrupted themselves. um! Tic orderul
”him down from the mountain to' see to it.
All the good is from God. all the evil is on
our side with sutun bark of it. Long often
word the Lord said to this people: “i ) Israel,
thou bust destroyer] thyself. but in Me in
thine help. 0 Israel. return unto the Lord
thy God, for thou hast fallen by thinnin-
iquity" (Hos. xiii, 9; xiv. l). The sin is
ours, the salvation is all His.
8. “They have turned naide quickly out.
of the way which i commanded them."
Blessed are the undelilrd in the, way who
walk in the law of the Lord (T’s. cxix. I).
There is no wny fortln-child of God to walk
in but THE WAY. which is Jesus Christ
Hitnselfplohn xiv. ii). We are not to turn
from,Him either to the right or the left.
(Joshua i. 7). and when tempted to turn we
have the xlf'illlli‘il' of help and guidance if
we are only willing to be guided (lea. xxx.
31; ('or. x, 13).
30. “I will go up unto the Lord, pi-rnil-
venture i shall innkv nn atonement for
your sin.” Before coming down from the
mount Most-s had pleaded for [srnel and
obtained the itssurnncc iliut (iiNl would
spare them M n tuition. The account of
this, and thcnn-vting with Jmhun. and the
destruction and disposition of the calf is
found in the intern-rung verses, also the
significance of the question “Who is on the
Lord's side?" and the true "mining of mu
sct'mtion. ('ompuro Lulu- xiv, 29‘», 27; Math.
x. 37. 38.
Ill. "And Moses returned untotlic Lord."
While iill sin in sin, and (‘Vt'fl tin.- thought
of {milishni-aa in sin (Prov. xxiv, in. yet
some sins are more lininous than others.
Moses calls this it great slit. Jeans himself
spoke of n sin that hath never forgivenen'l
at the sometime that he spoke of the for.
giveness of all manner of sins except this
particular sin (Mark iii. 2.“. no. The sin
that overtops all others is the rejection of
Christ the Son of (End.
3‘2. “And, if not. blot me. i pray thee. out
of thy book which thou hast written." Ili-
is willing to Milli-r in their Hlt'ilil if lii'i‘t‘H'
sory in order'io save them. The same
spirit in M‘t‘ll in l‘nul on lulnilfof this Hflllli’
people Tsrnel (lioin. in, ii). The reality is
seen and fully curried out in the Lord Jesus
(‘lu'istho wns mode it sin offering for
Tsruvl and for us that \"i‘ might be saved
(ii (‘or. v, ill).
Jill. “\Viiosoi-vvr built sinned nuniust me.
him will i blotoot of my book." In llev.
xx, 1:! we l'i'llil of books being opened. and
another book which is the book of lifc. in
Mill. iii, id “1- rend of a book of return:-
brunt-c. What book is rrforrmi'to in our
lesson we may not now know. but we may
lit-auri- tlmt if it were tumslblc to have a
noun: blotted out of the book of life our
Lord would not have mode it such it great
ground of rejoicing to have each name
there (Luke x, :30; ltev. ill. ii).
iii. “lie-hold. mine angel shall go before
thee. Nevertheless, in the day when i visit
I will visit their sin upon thun." The Lord
is slow to anger and plentcous in mercy,
but sin that is not repented of and forgiven
shall in due time bevisltcd. Every penitent
sinner may be forgiven by accepting Him
who died in his steed. but there in no other
way but by the atonement. The guiding
and protecting angel is mentioned in Ex.
xxili,l.l0. “Behold i send an angel before
then to keep thee in the way. and to bring
thee into the place which i have prepared."
"The angel of Ilia presence saved them"
(lea. lxlil,il). Well may we say. “if thy
presence go not with me. carry us not up
hence” (Ex. xxxlli. 1f»). lint thank God for
Math. xxvili. 20; lea. xll.lll.13; biannual.
8; ileb. xiii. 5. etc.
36. “And the Lord plogucd‘the people,
because they made the call which Aaron
made.” The Lord judgeth righteously. for
there is no unrighteonsneas with Him. He
iooketh upon the heart and will render to
every one according to their works. Part-
nership in evil is an evil partnership.
W
, _ . it
resumes
lth all hats large
are worn, but of each light and filmy tex-
ture that they do not interfere either with
the sight or with free ventilation. The ob-
icction to voila ' hitherto has been the fric—
tion they exercise on the eyebrows and
eyelashes. but this objection does not ap-
ROSE COSTUME.
ply to the new fabrics for the purpose. as
these are of the gossamer description, and
tho veil itself is so hung that it clears
these features and minds its own business
only, and that is to guard the complexion
front the sun uml wind. The Parisian
voila are all rounded off and haven narrow
border, scalloped. The most becoming
have spots at wide intervals. White veils
with black spots are very becoming.
Women who wish to keep their bodlcos
fresh and in proper shape should suslmnd
them over ncout hunger when they are
not in use. If room for that cnnnotbo
afforded. loops of tupo should be sowed on
the inside of tho armhole. nt (hi-under
urm scum, by which to hang them up.
Sleeves continue to expand, and to so
grunt unoxtont huvotln-yblossomed out
that even in thin goods they require it fit-
ted lining in order to maintain their posi-
tion and puflinuss. A grout ili‘iil of trini-
ming is often employed upon tln-upprr
part. but the portion which covers the
forearm is left compnmtivvly ploln.
Stripes are much Worn this season. They
are soon in all sorts of goods—in muslin,
‘Lll; nnil Wool—null fll'i' becoming to most
\v-uncn except those of cairvnn-ly full and
sli :tilor figure. In skirts tln- gun‘s im- so
nrrnngcd that the stripes form yontlykcs.
while in sleeves the stripes are him: at illt'
upper purl.
The cut shown-i nthin cosmmo. the code!
skirt of which l'-i of i-niorulil and rum silk
in wide stripes. "I'ho llllillai‘ bodice isof
white silk gonzo over it close lilting of rose-
sllk. it is shirt-rd around the Collnrnnil
homes the bosom under bonds of pink
roses withfi intro. The soft belt. of rose
silk fastens under it knot at the side. The
elbow alcoves are of gauze over silk and
have n double pull. The white straw but
is adorned with pink ribbon and lnrgi-
pink poppies with jet inlildles.
.li’mc (mount.
We recommend DeWitt‘s Colic and
Cholera Cure because we believe it a safe
and reliable remedy. Its good effects are
shown at once in case of cholera morbue
and similar complaints. E. P. Weed
and G. C. Stillson.
Something from a Glovarnville lather-
I have a baby eighteen months old and
I write to say I have used Dr. Hand‘s
Colic Cure and also Dr. Hand‘s Teething
Lotion and am glad to let others know
that i think them splendid Children's
Remediee.v~—Mrs. Jeremiah J. Ellegate,
18 Smith avenue. iiloversville, N. Y.
Dr. Hand's Colic Cure and Dr. [land's
Teething Lotion are sold by all druggiste
for 25c.
R... _.._._‘...._r._.,.. ...-
There is great danger in neglecting
colic. cholera and molar complaints.
An absoluwa prompt and safe cure is
found in DeWitt's Colic and Cholera
Cure. E. P. Weed and U. C.
Btiliaon.
Last June Dick Crawford brought his
twelve—months-oid child, suffering from
infantile diarrhoea. to me. It had been
weaned at four months old and had
always been sickly. i gave it the usual
treatment in such cases but without ben~
(wilt. The child kept growing thinner
until it weighed but little more than
when born. or perhaps ten pounds. 1
then started the father to giving Cham—
berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhws
Remedy. Before one bottle of the twen-
ty-iive cent size had been used a marked
improvement was seen and its continued
use cured the child. its weakness and
pony constitution disappeared and its fath
erand myself believed ibechild’a life was
saved by this remedy. J. T. Marlow. M
1).. Tamaroa. Ill. For sale by (i. 0. Still-
aon. druggiat.
Persons who are subject to diarrhoea
will find a speedy cure in Dertt'a Colic
and Cholera Cure. Useno other. it is
the beat that can he made or that money
can procure. it leaves the system in nat-
ural condition afteriia use. We sell it.
E. P. Weed and G. O. Btlliaon.
Blood-purifiers. though gradual. are
radical in their otl‘ect. Ayer’s Samps-
rilla is intended as a medicine only and
not actimnlant. excltant. or beverage.
Immediate results may not always fol-
low its use; but aftera reasonable time.
permanentbeneiitiscertaintohere—
allaed.
'l‘na Batman. has the largest circula-
m0
'i‘heteisoaemedlcineihatwtlicare
immediately. We refer to DeWitt'a
OeiicandOhciara Oars for all aim
was. new.»
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and shrouding veils.
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Dana’s Susaparilla, .Uf
Cuticura Besolvent. .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .60
Green's Net-van, .70
Stilhon’s Specific for Malaria, -.7li
Paine‘s Gel Command. .05
Brandreth's ' is, .18
Aloock’s Planers, .10
Benson’s Capeice Flashers, .18
Caetoria. - .28
Carter’s Pills, .12
Atwood’s Bitters, .18
Badam’a Microbe Killer, qw, .75
Badam‘s Microbe Killer, gal. jam. 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother. .85
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