”‘ TinPaumltcents.‘ . WOHIPldOfl, lotolooente. We can Prove town that our Q'O'LINE STOVES The Beat Made. SH& vausCov, remnant” trout sums. Tom POINT South Norwalk. Conn. 'fltemost charming summer resort on Long Island Sound. filiE HfllEl ' FINE BATHING' HilllSES _ General Attractions. ' livery facility for providing for large excursions. ’ 'First class accommodations for boarders. Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing daily. . i . The excursions for this week are July 15, Second Reformed Church; July 16th, South Second St. M. E. church; June 17, Con- geegaticnal church, of Norwalk; J une 18th, Uhland Lodge, F. A. . In; July 19, Suburban club, Harlem; July 20, De LaVergne Re- J’ -;- frigerator Machine 00., iiremenn of Huntington, L. 1., and iPort Jeflerson excursion. '- fietoit‘ Point Improvement Company. Owners emf Proprietors. ' J. FlNKENSTEIN, General Manager. 1, iiilANfiE ilF TIME‘ 0N SATURDAYS. The New Passenger Steamer. ”:“FAVORITE.” are . ; “ Ilill SliliffiE BETWEEN Sillifll liflitiiilif Mill Hill infill. FARE—SINGLE. 40c; rxcunsmwoe Booth rwalk men . . _, w No street: at 2:16. p.m m. (Saturdays. 1:!“ p. m.) Leaves East Slat street. at .. M masturdsys ) ‘ ‘ “mm hosts 2;“) D. Monday. Wednesday and l‘rida at m. In. heaven Norwalk. Tuesday. too a. m. to em a. m. If). Y in. for Norwalh le'nl'htlrrgda‘; andrsaturday at 5:“) p. m. Freightrece ved “III—W . SPECIAL TRIP TO ‘ V. Pete's fireworks Display anti Performance "last Days of Pompeii" at I .‘PLEASUR‘E BEACH,. met “Favorite," Saturday Ev’n’g, July 20 " vsflomh Norwalk, 7 p. m. sharp. Steamboat excursion tickets. 250. ‘Iiiceatrs. Returning immediately after per- Admiseion to fireworks perform- EXCURSION . . l ‘ ”RITE H EAMEB EAV . TO (Bowery Bay.) nnt nun“, ~ SllNillY. ililY list. ‘ ‘ heave South Norwaik. 10:00 a. on; leave North Beach, 4:00 p. m. Silo—Tlcitets Entire iiound Trip-tot:- --—A8K FOB—— towns $3.00 out And you will see not only a ' Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe. But oueinwhichthe . p. . ”tut Material is llseri. Combining Durability anti Style ylsklngitthebesttil.008eamless8hosinthemarket. . 7 ’ avsnv PAIR wannaurao. Tannemnomoormwmmuymmu a... orgasms. an. a." mi mm m‘m-a-‘rsm m... an. “anagrams—ms, “cleanliness. 1. "And Nadab auditAblhu. the Inns of Aaron. offered straw fire before thebcrd. which He commanded them not." The last lesson toiles‘offatlure on the part of Iarael; this tells'of failure‘in Everyynauat hisbsststststapartfrom God) is altogether vanity (Pa. um. 5). This shall be fully seen when after 1.0m years of the personal reign of Christ a host of liars shall follow the father of lies when he-shall be released from the pit. See Rev. xx, 1-9. and Pa. lxvi. 8, margin. After the completion of the tabernacle. Aaron and his four sons were consecrated tothe priest- hood to minister unto the Lord in His sp~ pointed ,way (Ex. xxviii. l; Lev. viii, 1. 2; Ex. xxx.0). R. “And there went out tire from theLot-d and devoured them. and they died before the Lord." Thus at the very beginning of the priesthood Jehovah made it very plain that he would have a whole hearted service or none. 80 also at the beginning of the church in the case of Ananias and Sap- phira (Acts v. 5, 10). He showed plainly how He hates deceit and half heartedness. He does not often judge so swiftly and tar ribly. but such cases show as life mind on these things and how He will act in the judgment. 3. "Then Moses said unto Aaron. This is it that the Lord spake. saying.l will be sanctified in them that come nigh Me. and before all the people I will be glorified. And Aaron held his pence." That they were to be a holy people unto the Lord is the oft repeated requirement from Ex. xix, . 29 onwards. Jesus Himself in His great intercessory prayer said. “For their sakes l sanctity Myself that they also might be sanctified through the truth”. (John xvii. 19). C. H. M. says that whether the fire came to express approval or displeasure the priest had only to worship. and that as priests of God we must rise superior to all the claims and influences of nature and of earth. When Ezekiel’s wife was taken away by a stroke. he was forbidden to cry or mourn (Essie. xiv. 16—18). Yet Jesus wept at the grave of Lasarua In Ps. mix. 9. we have a parallel to Aaron’s silence, "l was dumb. i opened not my month because thou didst it." See also Pa xlvi. l0. 4. 5. "Come near. carry your brethren from before the sanctuary out. of the camp.” Thus their bodies. as in the crew of Austrian and Sapphira. were buried. but what about Nodal; and Abihul‘ We never bury people. strictly speaking-wire bury the bodies or temples in which they sojournvd for a son- son. it has been a great comfort to me to think of this since ever lgraapr-d the fact that if my body ever has a burial i will not be there that day. butnlrsctrt from the body and present with the Lord. with Christ. which is far better (Phil. i. 21. :L‘i; ll Cor. v. 8). Thcrc lsa vast difference between being cut off from further service on earth as a saved pcrson.und being forever cut off front all possibility of being saved. Some of the believers at Corinth were sick. and some died. because of transgression (l Cor. xi. 30). It is plainly stated in ICor. iii. 14. 15. that it. is portable to have rewards for serv- ice. and) it. is possible to lose one's works and yet be saved. ti. “l'ncovt-r not your heads. ncithcr rend your clothes.” Mourning oiltimcs has in it a large element of rcbctlion against God. This we must desperately waist. lest. We find faultwith God. We must even take sides with God. even though his chaste-n- ingn fall on those who arc dearest to us. if we love our loved once more than me love God. We are not worthy of Him. The great- est lover must have the greatest love. and in every dark and trying hour we must still hold to this»“(iod is love,“ and His ways are just and true. 7. “And ye shall not, go out from the door of the tabernnrlc of the congregation. lest yt- die. for the- anointing oil of the Lord is upon you." lit-muse they were the anointcd priests of the Lord. chosen to mirr istcr unto Him. they were to keep them- sclvcs wholly for Him. The Spirit says. through i’ctrr. that lwl'tcvcrs arc to holy pricethomi, to offer up spiritual sacrifice-er acceptable: to (Sod by Jesus Christ (1 Pet. ii. 5. it); a royal priesthood to show forth Ills praises. in Eph. iv. 80, we read that We are not to grieve the Holy Spirit of find, by whom we are scaled unto the day of ro- dcmptiou. We should ncvcrdt-sirc in any way to go out from His service who hath called us with such a holy calling—firmer in any way be conformed to the World which licth in thr- wirkcd our. butunointed with the sumo Spirit who anointed liirn walk in ”is stops, going about doing good (Acts x. it‘s). 8.0. “And thr- Lord spukcuuto Aaron, saying. Do not. drink \virrc our strong drink. thou nor thy son» with thcc. when yo go into the tabcrnuclc of tho congrcga tiou. lust yc dic." in this so culled tom- pm'uttcr- lossntr “1' only now at tho video of tho lcssou conu- upon tlic strongdriuk (pics- lion. and horn it. is in tho form ofu prohi- bition laid upon the servants of the Lord when on duty. A good word for the un- suvcd who are given to drink is found in 1 Cor. vi. it). “Nor thicvcs nor covctous nor drttukurds shall inhcrit tlrc kingdom of God." A goml word for arm-d pcoplc in- cliucd to indulgethcmsclvesisthttt. irt‘liom. xiv. til. "it is good neither to out. flesh. nor to drink wine. nor anythir win-ruby thy brother stunrblcth or is often lcd or is made weak." The story of lioclmhltce in Jer. xxxv is it helpful one in this connection. As believers we are to live only “unto Him who lovcth us" and "do all to the glory of God" (Rev. i. 5. B. V.; I Cor. it. ill). This should settle all difficulties. 10. “And that ye may put difference be- tween holy and unholy. and between un- clean rind clean.” They were, as a whole nation. severed from other people. that they might be the lord’s (Lev. xx. 20). In Egypt. and the night they left Egypt. the Lord put a difference between life people and those who were not life (Ex. viii. 23; xi, 7). By nature and by practice all are sinners. and there is no difference as to the fact (Rom. iii. 23. 23) till the sinner receives Jesus and comes under the blood. then he so a shred sinner. and because of this :houid have done with the unclean and un- oly. 11. “And that ye may teach ills children of Israel all the statues which the Lord hath spoken unto them by the hand of Moses.” The order is always “Doing and teaching” (Mark vi. 30; Acts i. 1). Unless we our» selves are holy in our lives. our advice to others will not have much weight. for we will then last the w a say it). But if. like Mew.“ teapot-tacos. * Minn-Wm m or arm. mines of ham ribbons battens, gala. lace. embroidery. and all these may c . played in the adornment of a single dress without any approach to bad taste in over- olahoration. Of course it must he done with exquisite taste. or the efloct will be wonderfully ostentatious and insistent, or i; need not be done at all, for simply oun- cm‘m GOWN‘. strucwd duration are us fashionable as three mftch trimmcd. it is quite a matter of stilling individuals. for some women look their boast with the least possible amount of trimming. while others rcquircn gnrot dual lnqordor to mourn a good client. This year's dross. whcthcr vicwud collie- tivcly or individually. is cxtrcrm-ly bright- and chocry and prr-tty, calculrcd to have an enlivcning cffcct on the spirits, and therefore by no moons without its weight in tho ruijttstmont of aminl doings. Bright colors havo always a charm for tho r-yo if they are We" ormngml and not too insist~ out. and this tantrum they greet the cyo on every side irt huts and honours and gowns and blouses. Plaid silks. change-able taffeta-r and cro- pons amthc matcriols of tho sr-usott. in addition to thrwnrmlmir is much warn, in all tints. This grands. liku Ch'ptm. varit-s much in quality and prirc. its stiflncss und spring lllltkt‘ it strimhl.» forthc proscnt vxpansivo stylc of tln-ss. and as it in light. mud and dot-s nut rctrtirt dust thorn in flu ll'u'k of rous‘ofts for its position of favor. ’l‘lro tint-r “wows arc mixod with silk and are bcnutlfully aitltmfh and glossy. (Gowns of this truth-rial urr- plain or virtttttvd with Rllllllirl‘. Mohair [It'llll'tlllln ulm prominent pmiri-n in fruitivrutblo Thcy rm- urumrtrntml with silk rufli.. ribfmrt hows or for ltrtrdvr survive wit: mon‘on frown. ’l'hc illustration «bow»: rm vxtn'rm-iy prvttytzown of wry light lwigc cloth. ’l'hr- skirt. :Illlpll‘ around tho foot. is udurttr-d by two widc. pointed bands of crrtltmidt-ry and building. ’l'irt- lmdit-c is cm'cn-d with similarrrulrmidr-ry :lliil braiding. A lwit of clrcrry silk is fiihll‘llf'fl in from with u how. The toque accompanying tho gown iscntin'ly of ilowcrs. with nit nigh-t bow of olu-rry liilll‘lll. Jl'iriri t'rroLLnr. The Horses of Paris. Paris is the boat horsod city in the world as to active draft and coach horses. and although not so many of tho cairn hcnvy draft tountsus in Lchrpool and London. wot-raw many grand and powerful homo-i that wuigh (l\'l'f' n ton—punt bred l’crchor ons. liouionnuiw. vacrnrtiso curl other local provincial llill'h‘tS. m-ognizcd thorn as choral dc truit Francois (From-h draft hurso). (it tho ammo horses in Paris. the omnibus owns 15.000. The annual reports show tltc (In-ulcer scientific cum and mum- ogcuu-nt—tho urrtnrtrtt and cxpcnsc of tho for-d. tho tutu. t'ulut‘ and size of all ltorsvs, yours of son ll't'. llllli'n‘ tr'rivch-llrttul poser-11v gt-rs t'rtrr'tcd. which show the Frcrrr‘h horse to la- urthuuh'd by tho horscs of tiny othcr city in tho World for active Work with hr-uvy loodsuu city puvr-d strut-ts. 'i‘hc llflll‘ bio dwk l’uris utrrnilutscs. with thrcc lililli'lll‘ll hrtrscs illll‘t'1hl. form llit‘ Largest omnibus lino in tho world. turd tho liorsvs urn thc admiration of fort-igu visitors and first led to tho importation of old Louis Nupolt-utt fulfils country about St) yours “git. ”it was as typical omnibus horso in aim and lrcuuty. \vr-ighiug about Limo pounds, and was thought to be re pcrfcct monstcr, ion big to work. Now our lllurLi'!H Tl“ qttlrogi-ldlngsof 1.8m)to:.’,ttdtlpourul.~', uud flirlllttt‘ri who hm'o put-c llf'l'tl man's of this slzo flrtd thcyuro the host furtu tormts in tho World. just as the French and English farmers haw for cr-uturios usod lhcrm lit-my draft mun-a for thcir farm work and to raise the big. hcuvy goidings for Paris and the Great New York 8 Dwtor Prevsllea lines to Her life Great Remedy Placed in the Basile of the ”Milli. rm- r. Ill an m Wkai new... the m “f fat-nuts tentmsdmlt": ”ed a. . B. L. Tobacco “on .Scottixhlg‘? vs scllt for no ...... ‘ the cure of all blood than other Kigahfifflfififi l . tobaccos, but is ........mravn‘eairiirf£?'§ ' the Longest Chew. A ten- ccnt plug will go as far as two pieces it. Hate. Norwalk.to permit them to keepin of any athopk and sell this wonderful blood rented“!é ; other kind. s ispurely veeetabls. and excellent to u m 1“" datum Millard]: Scott ' . nerve n o no ngcan u . devoted his life to the t crough knowledge and understanding of blood diseases. a few of' whicharenamed ere: Kidney disease. liver complaint. sick headache. muscular rheuma- tism. dyspepsia. loss of appetite. constipa~ tion. scroiula. syphilis. cancerous hunters. n born‘lesli caitfitrrhi’osiall‘t‘ 13mm. pimples on zone a y. Illness. ness. malarial poison. The above named drugglets have ’nch their first consignment and would invite all persons tocail and become acquainted with the merits of a perfect remedy. Dr. Scott‘s medicine. when placed in dru stores. is sold under the name of Dr. Scott's parilla. and .all who intend taking a blood medicine should not fail to try Dr. eloott’s Saresnarilla. W No Pills Have to be Used with Dr. Scott‘s. —-FOR SALE Bit—— E. 0. Tomlinson. south lionvell; _..n-. if. it. ilele liorwell. m I" ma PMHTS Small Ideztments... Returning prosperity will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a short time as by sncceeetnl Speculation in Grain. Provisions and Stock. 3m 00 Fllil Elllli flillllil lliVESTEfl can be made by our . Systematic Plan of Speculation originated by us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system. It. is a welivknown fact that there are thousands of men in all parts of the United States " ho. by systematic trading through Chicago brokers. mule lame amounts every car. rang- ing from a few thousand dollars tor the man who invests a hundred or two hundre dollars up to 85th"!!! to “mum or more by those who invest a few thousand. it is also a fact that those who make the largest ments on lhls plan are persons who live away from thoroughly understand systematic trading. Our plan does not risk the whale amount invested on any trade. but covers both sides. so that w‘hctner the market rises or fails it brings a sready profit that piles. up enormously in a snort 1 ma. WHITE Full CONVINCING P3001". also our 1“ tnuai on successful speculation and our Daily Market Report. full of money~makin¢ ptinters. ALI. FREE. Our- Manual ex- plains margin trading fully. Highest references in regard to our standing and success. For further information address THOMAS & CO . Bankers and Brokers. 24I-242 llialtc Building. BHIBIGO. Ill. ‘ - I ___m. REF" [8 H'Nc ! What is more refreshing after a hard day’s work, be it of Main or body. than a cup of GOOD TEA with your supper. or what gives the stamina for the arduous duties of the day like a good strong cup of delicious coffee? Life would be a burden without these gifts of nature.’ Do we say gifts, well almost a gift at these prices. considering our inducements. ' profits from comparatively small invest» Chicago and invest through brokers who jylfi 6m Best Oolong or Mixed. 60.: per pound. Choice Oniong or Mixed. 50c “ " Fine Oniong or Mixed. 40c “ “ With a large assortment of presents. Best Mocha Java Coffee. 85c per pound. Best Java Codes. 32c “ “ Best Maricaibo Coffee. 30c " “ Best Rio Coffee. 28c " " Perfection Combination Coffee, 25c “ “ All other goods are absoluter pure, wholesome and nutritious. To be had only at rm NEW rnnn srnnts, Donovan Building. South N orwalk. 33 Main Street. N orwalk. RESTOREflMltlinJO NEBYERINI Thegrcat remedy for nervous pmetmtlon and all nervous dlseasoe 0f - ‘ thogonoratfvuorgansorclthcrscr. Htlr‘llfl‘i Nt-rvnusi’rusrrntlonJ-‘all- _, Z lrtgor 1.0% Manhood. ltnpoloncy. Nightly Emissions. Youthful Errol-g .' Mr-ntai Wrtrry.e-xccssfvo um of Tobacco mitt-tum. which lead toCOD sumptlon and Insanity. \i’lth cvr-ry :55 onior my give a written (In! lntcr‘ to run) or n‘fumi "E" rrroncv. Sold at 8|.00 por box. 0 box“ London rrtrtrkvta—Livo Stock Journal. I (it) 2/9, .t .r“ \ U/ //. //,/. ‘ \ \ \. taste and temperament. ) the height 0 tobacco fouls the plipe. Deli stacker. . to .all to nu butdonotelath. m WW" When buying tobacco, see that you get cool, sweet, delightful smoke, get onILLaarrs ‘ a se perfection; a tobacco that neither bites the ten e, or his the young smoker, thorcu hi on turf . tor '54“). DB. MO’I‘T‘U CHEMICALCOu Cleve“ “unann- Irm nuIII \v N J Mutated 'rmrtrin' illit‘i' : t I. a brand that exactly suits your you appreciate a tobacco of high quality—enjoy a e31" (other. If satisfies e old red by the DO 7 it. 7, ,3. “», femalswcakr ,;
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