l
,
W for twenty years; m boxes
_ llbn no that even the email. ottom-
., Mal him rink,” No-To-Ba‘c Initiated
out. n. Plaiated. No cure
nanny. no]: free. Sterling Remedy Co.,
on York or Chicago. ‘
The I: ling properties ’of DeWitt'r
Wit el Salve are well known. it
mnemonic, skin affections and is sim-
W a perfect remedy for piles. K. P.
‘ no and G. C. Stillson.
- ~Bound to Please. .
The Imperial Crown 10c cigar is made
of the best imported tabacco that comes
. to our shores. Try one at G. S. Traw-
brldge & Co’s cigar store.
O
Ii; in a truth in medicine that the small-
done that performa a cure is the bent.
mm Little Early Risers are the
lost pills, will perform a cure. and
the best. E. P. W'ecd and G. 0. Still-
n.
i
it Ifyonr child is puny, fretful, troublld
th glandular swcliingsdnilamed cycs,or
mm on the head, face, or body, a course
yer’s Sarsaparilla is needed to expel
.g, scrofulous humor-s from the blood.
‘ The sooner you begin to give this medi-
Voine the better. ~____vq_u;,, m
. Say, why don’t you try DeWitt’e Little
‘Enrly Risers? These little {pills cure
headache, indigestion and constipation,
They’re small. but do the work. E. P.
Weed and'G. C. Stillson.
Every mother should know that croup
can be prevented. The llrst symptom of
true croup is hoarseness. This is follow-
ed by a peculiar rough cough. lf Chum-
rlnin’s Cough Remedy is given freely as
n as the child becomes hoarse or even
her the cough has developed it will prc-
eat the attack. 25 and 50 cent bottles for
rule by G. C. Stillson, druggist.
\i Acts at once, never fails, «(inc Minute
jCough Cure. A remedy for asthma, and
lthnt feverish condition which accom-
f panics a severe cold. The only harmless
I remedy that produces immediate results.
E. P. \Veed and G. (3. Stillson.
“For several months, i was troublml
with a persistent humor on my head
which gave me consldcruble annoyance.
until it occurred to me to try Aycr‘s llnir
Vigor. Before llsing one bottle the humor
was henled."~'l‘. '1‘, Adams. licncml .‘ll‘l'-
chant, Turllcrvillc. \‘n.
. Children Cry for
, Pitcher’s Castoria.
' children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
When Baby one sick. we gave her Castoril
When she was a Child, she cried for Castor“
When she became lilies, she clung to Custofln.
When she had Children. she gave them Castor!"
. Children Cry for
Pltcher's Castorla.
Dealness Cannol be Cured
{
by local applications. no they cannot much
the (licensed p lrtion of the car. There in only
one way to cure deafnen-l. and lhat ie by con-
ltltntional remedies. Ilenfnesrl is caused by
an lnilnmod condition of the mucous lining or
the Iuainchian Tube. When illi'i tube gout
inflamed you have a rambling sound or im-
perfect hearing. and n hen it is entirely closed
dentures is the result. and unlcee the inflam-
mation can be taken out and this tube rl‘hiiir-
ed to it: normal condition. hearing will be dee-
ti‘oyed forever: nine Misti! out of ten are cane-
od hycntarrh. which is nolhlnlz botan Inflam-
Qd condition of the mllcilll‘l elll’fnccs.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
onlooQDoafoe-le (ruined by calnrrll) that can-
' not be cured by linll'n (.Ialnrrhiluro. Send
,
is.
for circular-e. free. <
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'Soid by Dl‘liuflloi‘i. lilo.
!
wlo”.J'Elmllllls. ’ ”
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ilall Paper and Burials.
’Rorth Main street South Norwnlk.
' pin books of full line latent nylon or
lioardora and um. Mouldings taken to
farin- tl on notice bymtal.
tone rin ly Riven. mcill
nnrywnfinmn
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South :llomll. floor:
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1,‘ 8. “Yo have not obeyed My vow.
Why have 9 done this?" The mammary of
the Book 0 Judges is found in Acts xiii,
W, “And after that He gave them judges,
about the space of 450 years, until Samuel
the prophet." Also in Pa. cvi, 84,185, 40,
“They did not tiostwy the natione con-
cerning whom the Lord commanded them,
but were mingled among the heathen, and
learned their works. Therefore was the
wrath of the Lord kindled against His poo-
plo, lusomuoh that He obhorrcd His own
inheritance.” His commands were plain,
but they were dlsohodlout, and thus they
hi cred Him from showing Himself
at In; on their behalf (II Chron. xvi, 9).
At least six times in Judges I it is said
that differ-out tribou did not drive out the
inhabitants; hence, the visit of this angel
of the Lord to show them their sin, and if »
possible, turn them to the Lord. All tho
history of Israel is just apicturo of the
general character of believers at the pres-
ent time and ill all ngol-l, and a contrast
with the character of lllm who is God’s
Only liogottcn. Ho could say, “I delight
to do Thy will, 0 my God." “I do always
those things that please llim” (1’s. xi, 8;
John viii, :39).
3. “They slulllbe as thorusill youreidcs,
and their gods shall be a snare unto you. "
Tito only way for those who would follow
Jesus is to“Dcnysclf and take up the
cross." “Love not the world, lloitlu-r the
things that are ill the World.” Yet many
who say they are trying to live a Christian
life, ask if tin-y cannot road ll good llovol
occasionally. and onoo ill uwllilc uttcnd tho
tllcator and dance just a liltlc, (‘llh'f Tllcy
any, “We must have rclnxntion and rooms—
tion, and whore shall we find it?”
4. “The people liflcd up tlu-ir voice and
cht.” They were, ill-l a people. much giv-
cn to lnurlnuring o'nd l-cln-iling uud wccp-
ing. How much sorrow tin-re is ill their
wot-ping bouluso they cannot have their
own way, or how much rcal sorrow for
sin only God could toll. 'l‘bcrc is n way of
fullness of joy which you will find in John
xv, 11; I John i. 4; lionl. xv, ill, bllt it
can only be found in complctu ecpnrution
to (lot! and to llilll who now up oil for Us.
5. “And tllcycnllcd the Home of that
pluco liocllim, and lllcy sncrillccd tllcro
unto lllc lull-d." lim‘llilli sigllilico “ti o
wccpcrs" llllil is found only horn and in
verso l. lerllcl'fi days of \vccpillg arc ll-“i
yct ovcr, but llll‘ limo will cunlo wllcu ill
Jurusnlclu lllc mil-c of wot-ping and crying
hlllili ln- ili'.‘ll'ii llnllllm-(lszl. lxv. lil). Tlll'll
hilllll lllcy truly rm-c‘m- Him who is tho
only Nll‘l‘iiil'l‘ l’ul- hill. ('\'l‘il llit' Lord Jesus
illll'lsl, iln-lr .\lc.~':-illll(7.ccll. xii. ill; xiii, 1;
15:1, 1):. :30. Si).
ii, 7. "Anti lilo pl-oplcucl'vml the Lord nil
tllc days All .lmhuu." We now illi'll buck
in tho but «lays of Joshua and mo remind-
c-d of his ln-url Marching and soul stirring
flln'wl-ll minim-es, lll “'llll'll lu- sllnwctl tllo
llllptififilillliy nt' Scl‘t‘llliz tllc Lord uulcss
lllcy llu-ullt it with the “'liilll' lli'llri. All
Ft'l‘Yli‘ii must be in sincerity ulld in truth:
lill v.'nl'.~llip must in» in spirit and ill truth;
llll lualsl- llo“ullto the Lord,“ with a single
cyo in ills glory (Joshua xx'lli, H; .lnllll iv,
24; ('ol. iii, 223.21). Snulollclpful wnrdsnll
scrvico are also found in l Till-es. ii. 4;
Gal. i. in. “Not as plcosilu: llli‘ll, but find
who triclll our hum-ts," "if I yct plcllscd
lln-n, I should not bu the servant of
Christ." 'l‘llc punplo in .lo.»llu:l'rl lluy l-‘crv-
i'll in eiln-crlty :lud ]lll:».~l'.~.~i'il zlnd cnjoyvd
the land, and the Lord who now tllclu the
llllld. So shall we enjoy iln- Lord and all
the riches of ills gl'ncc if we will servo in
ellu'crlly and truth.
ti. “Ami .lll>llllli. illl‘ sou Hf Null. the
scrvnnt of ill“ Lord. lllt‘ll. ill-lug ull llllll'
drctl and 'tcll yvnre old." 'l‘llie vcrso ulld
illc llcxt urn nllunsl. lili'ilill‘ill with .losllllu
-
hx‘lv, 21'. JD, ulul illo Holy Spirit docs nut.
rcpt-at without a rl-uson. lic says. "Yo
shall know Holt 1 have not done without
cause all tlull llliiVi‘ llnllc" (i-chk. xiv, E33).
What lwlu-l' cpilnpll could nnyullc lmvu
than. “A :.t-r\':lnt of the Lord. " ('ullsillcr
llu- beginnings of tlluNcw ’l‘mtlllllclll opin-
ilcrl and sm how illc wrilcrs tloliglllcll ill
this liilc.
ii. “And illl'y lllll‘ictl llilll in illc border
of his 'lllllcrilllllro ill 'l‘imlullllhot-cs." lio
having gunc out to inn with (ind, \Vllt‘l‘i' in»
has lwcll wcll and happy cvcr elm-v, illcy
laid his. lmdyllwllytill illi‘ l‘l‘hllrl‘l‘i'ilnll.
ill-lull is on cut-my which lllililn‘llll to tho
limiics Hf illi‘ minis .15 lung us pumiblc. but
llo cannot lmrm tin~ soul, for \illl'll llll
lulu-inns ilu- l-mly lli' only wt»; illll mui from
to bc with God.
10. “Alluthcr gcncl‘lltion which know
not the Lord. nor yot the works which llo
had done l'nrl~l':lcl," This lnulwe us think
of "tin- llcw hing that lulu-w llnl. .lowpll."
and of tho one who will "i know not tho
Lord, lll‘lilll'l’ will] lu-l l-xrzu-l go" (Ex. i.
ii; v.13 . 'l‘llcrc is n dill’crl-nco lil'iwvi‘il
knowing about the Lord and knowing the
Lord. 'l‘lnw‘n pmplc ('I-rlululy kin-w about.
Him and His Wonderful Wurltfl. lull hull
tlwy known llim tlwy \vould haw irunlcd
and Il‘l'i‘l'll llim (Sen John xvii. til.
I]. "[\liflilllll‘lllllll'l'lliii lhrili’liillll‘tlllll
the eight of the Lord and N'I‘Vl‘il iluallm."
ilnnl nwnlm lnt'llur llliisil'l' and inuflcn
used ill the plural no llt'l‘i'. liluli mul Allin
ion-ill wr-ro the chlcf main ililli female
dcilil-u of tho l’bmlllclnlm nllti (Illlllululton.
lion. xxvl. izl, might. sum up all idolatry.
”i) Lord our (loll, ulln-r lords lweido ’l‘llco
how bad dmnluinll owr uu." Many of llN
lnuat umlu- lill‘ mum cunl'cmlon. and it is
Woll for ue win-um» can mid. ”lint by
Thou only will We molt»! mention of Thy
name." ,.
12. ”Mid illcy foreot k the Lord God."
i-loo aim rcrml ill. and chapter VI, 10. 18.
Tim prtlplu-ia have much to any about in»
mi filflllklhil Hod. Jcrominil cxproms it
forcibly in ciloptcr ll, 13. when the Lord
by bill mouth mye. ”My moplo tho com-
mlllcd two evils; lhcy lmro fornnkcn Mo.
lhp fountain of liring watcre. and bowed
them out cinlornn. broken cinlcrm, that can
hold no water.“ 'l‘lu-coutmet to limiting
in to "cleave unto the Lord” (Dotti. In,
19. 20'. Joshua xxiii. ll; Acts xi. 23). A
hum-lodge of lhohmlnnd of Hill mt
low to lie will lead “it to clcavo unto Him
with purpmw of 1mm. 'l‘lm Milly way is to
“Be filled with lilo Spirit." then we will
not forsake illm.
16.“.‘icwrilwlco! the Lord milled up
judges which dciivcrcd ilwm out of the
hand of liner that spoiled iiwln." Many
times did iio dclln-r ilwm. but ih 'pro»
roiled illmwllh their counsel on were
brought Me for their iniquity. Neverthe-
lona lie mgnnlod their affliction when He
hunt ilwir cryli’n. cvi. iii. 44). The am
of the book of Judges in that of dinobodi-
, . followed by ammonium then weeping
‘ '* ~ .7 delirmnco and rent
We. it macaw
for not,iflnnudcf help.
lidohmi hm W‘M~W i.”
be much cooler and «liter-than hiaok'onna.
White or corn omwne than me mainland-
ed as 3: ill hotter. however. and on they are
made of it becoming shape and are not ex».
ponllivu it is my to giro them a trial. For
long walks they are light. eutt nod por—
footly comfortable. and they keep their
beauty longer than hill or leather shoes,
which are ruined by elulrp stones and
moisture.
An expensive bicycling suit is not obso-
lutoly essential to n fllll enjoyment of the
wheel. Elaborate mtulnos onn be bought
or made to order and are exceedingly pret-
ty and convenient, but a satisfactory our
'l'll.u'l-.Ll\('. wull’.
may also he made out of an old street
gown if tin-re is not moncy enough to pay
fora bicycle and ll win-cling suit too. It
is lli‘iil'!‘ to sow lllunvy on the costume
than on tho win-cl. Guitars and a more or
lose; short skirt. with transom of the some
color bclll-ntll instead of white [Mliilcunlih
may ho wurll with a shirt Willhi urn blazer
. such as forms port of ”ill ordinary strcot
cosilllllc.
Nobody has yet ln-l-n nieln tn discovl-r
why the l»lc_'.'clo:~l;irt of some wuuu-ll stays
down in plocc without- nlly trouble what-
lWl-l‘, wlliic ullwr ridcl‘e lll'u (‘nlllllltlnlly
llllllllyl'il llytlm skirt ilVlll'! lllllillll rcmuill»
lug up ill spitc of .-ill; lining. weights llllll
u; llcr slide in tho illll‘ll"l lull of gravitation.
\i’lwlllcr ll la clum- lilting or full lilo gal”
ll‘l‘lll Yi‘iflllltl liHaHll.i’\'-.'il'll tvlldcllt'l’ illlll
, --.'l.»tcutly cxposcs la [Illiiill' \"lcw (ill'
.7;' :'- :lllll l.llmlllcr~‘ “\l‘r which if is sup-
:« Hi to .ll»-cl:rirl;: sllmlnwk. ll‘ some
'.\':;_x .‘ 51ml ol‘ lying ii in llu- lulwr purl l'f
illc l..1l.;l~ ill lllc lill‘yrlc l'nillll ln' llnclllctl
i'l'l‘ law Mu: ilu' ~l-;i!‘l in: plzu w. it \t'uuitl luv
u rcllrr In o. ntlnllwr ul' l‘llll‘l".
All lllli~ll‘:lil'>ll i» glwu of n lrnvvllu';
Wl'up ul’ llLflTl clwlh. ll tum-r»: lili‘ “t'n’li'i'l’
from lulu! (u lilili :illil l» of :l 4 ..pc l‘nl'lll.
folds on <-. ' (‘T slllvul’ llll‘ I‘lmm illill‘i‘i‘lllllfl
lilonpcllil: il'illl':il'lll~‘. 'l'\\li;’l‘:ltill:lli‘il
l'ilpl“. l‘ilrll‘ll llyu >lilcllcll l‘lfls llJlllll. i ”\‘cr
llm siloullh-nl, mcr \\'llil‘ll ie .l lurL'c. guill-
l‘rcd mpucllil‘. lnmll lllli‘il with [lilllll ~silk.
licilzc, grllj‘, “my illuum‘ brown is ll sulta-
lllocnlor inf illln wrap. lln- plaid lining
living sl’ll‘t'lt't‘l lo t-nrrcspnlld.
.ll on: (‘llnl HIT.
Nothing so distressing :ls ll lull-kiln:
cough. Nothing suioollsll us to ~lliicr
from it. Nothing sodungl-rmls if allow
cd to continue. Um- {\iinulo ('ough l‘uro
givminlmmlinlcrclicf. i). l’. Won-d and
(i. (‘. Stilleon.
Dr. Hand's Remedies ior Children.
NF.“ il.\\'l~:x, Conn, H William St. “I
first know of Dr. llnllli‘e licllu-llilw for
i'ilildrcll ilvc yours um). llllli l mu i'lillilll‘
uully recommending olhcl' lllolhcrs lo
llsulllclllJultl nlwuye with ”W lumt rc-
nllliH. My bully was tiwllllly sick with
l‘llilll-i‘lilllillllilllll. and ilr. lillnd'~ llinr
rllu-u Nllxlurc cllrcll ii llllllll~i lllllllt'lliliii'~
ly. llr. llnnd'ei'ulic(‘url- i~ also l‘Xi'i'l-
lt‘lli. Mn. X. A. llllllil-le.“ lll'. Hand's
l‘olic i‘urc and llr. llllllll'\ llllll‘l'lltl'n
Mixture nrc eold by all :lrllgcista, 'vac.
ltls jllei, its cllsy in iryllluc .‘illlilii'
(,‘oulzll i'url- us anything clsl- ilk l-ns‘lcr
tot-llro-nslwcro cough or cold \i‘iill ll.
llct your ucxi pllrcllnm-{for ll cough in-
(inc Minutc (‘ough i‘urc. lll‘lil'l' mml‘r
cillc; llclll-r rcsulls: lu-tlcr in it. If. I’.
Wood and ii. H. Stillsull.
“l Would l‘utlu-r trust that lumilcim-
lllllil ully doctor i know of,"~lly- Mrs.
lliliilt' fliummxll l'llillnll. i'urtcr l ‘n.. .\io..
ill npcnkinu «If i‘llulubcrluin',~ ('ollc. i'illil’
crn llllll llillt‘rllwu lluluclly.
ll, (‘. Slillemll. druug
Fur mic by
A. ll. lillrilvy, of Mimic. l’u, wrilc‘:
l i'm-l it n liuiy,uf mum to inform you lillll
tin-public llull. ill-Will's Witch iluzcl
lilllvccllrwl lllcol' ll wry illlll cow of
column. it ulnncllrml my lmyofn run:
Illllg wronn lilrl ll‘g. i). l'. Word llll'll
iifl'. i‘ii ilimlil.
’l‘ln-re in no lllmliclnu 9m ulll-n unwind in
i'W‘ry homo and mi admirably lillilliil'll lo
the purpowe for which it in illicnlll-d, nu
i‘ilnlnlwrlnitl'e l'lliu llllllll. lint-lily It
Work pom-n but mmn- monitor of tho flim-
lly lulu ll of if. n toolimclu- or lwminclm
may he .' red by it, A touch of rill‘llllm'
iiem m- mlllrnlgiu qulclcd. The «More
min of u burn or scald broulptly relieved
And the sore. hcnlrd in much icontimc
llmn when mediclnelhns to be meet for. A
eprnllgymny be promptly treated boloreln-
linnlnintlon nets in, which innurca a cure
in nboutone‘thlrd of the it c otherwise
required. (Jiltnl‘lgnibruinnéf
immediate, treatment befo
'lomc nwollen. which can‘
when Pain Balm in kept nth
throat may be cured before ltbccomoe
serious. A lroublenomeicorn may he re-
moved by applying it twice ll day for a
week or two. A lame hack may be cured
and several dnyn of valuable time saved
or a pain in the side or chew relieved
without. naylngudoctor bill. ‘l’rocnre n
regret it.
druggiat.
For «ale {by ii. if. Stillaon,
you should use One Minute Cough Cure.
Thoreau comm msmu
“may that produces
«on none-am .iliiilaon.
no cent bottle at once and you will never
There are argooti many reasons why
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, fcci pleasant. In this tobacco is ’,
: the embodiment of comforb—ev-
' cry clclllcnt necessary to tobacco ‘.
perfection being combined in this .“
fragrant brand. A 2 02. package 1'
for five cents. Sold everywhere.
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Baby haulage: and Refrigerators
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Succulent to George H. Raymond.
Furniture healers anode-oral Funeral
Directors.
on and on Main Mn». Harv-ii. 0:.
balance. 8 Berkeley Plano
Tnlnplumn. 774.
Building Lots
on cmt of Woodward properly. ow
orkmlting florwalk linrbor; aim
Shore Lot
at end of Lownoeo avenue. For
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_ oil-”oer ,fidisSn aluminum or late. § .
THE" BEST MAKE WMiilNS. "F iii
Repairing of All Kinds.
south
nocursnzll
MENU" Mill lliaii IR We
. WBUY A WHEEL from
a responsible partly who:
here for nine yen; .y
every wheel Warranled.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
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SlMNfiFMHWHm~
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ll HUMAliE MAN
looks after the comfort of his dumb but intol-
llgent servants. We want to aid you in thin
direction. and so offer for your examination I.
fine line of horse blankets and lap robes.
80 llilllWlll. ' ’
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026
WAGONS.
New and aaoond hand
Buggies, Phaeton. Carriages
Canopies. Salaries, alt.
Prices tJEIdF All.
”ALL AND REF. THEM.
1870 ‘0 I883-
OIllccs, . till Main Sirccf"
“HIMJEPOIIT. CONN‘
‘ : .nmlncr In
I'. S. Pan-m (Dulce,
A Great Opportunity.
The (lament Cutter people who have
~ll school on lmn anger. goullhl Ngwglk.
aroprogrella ve pearl t or o are
are doing nicelyplfldeem. :‘JM
No halfway work will satisfy them
and they rpare no ice whatever to in-
sure nucceea lo the r poplin. They have
at their command (and furnioh to their
pupils with the my boat of teaching) an
ndvnnocd and improved system of cut»
ting all garments worn, and for range of
chitin: nod practical general me. it il a
marketplace of production and should be
in every family. What we wnnt to do
lotorenllnd the people of lo value to
them. and the comparatively large
chances for than: to better their con i-
tion. And remember if you do lay hold
and make one of Inch vnlnable know-
ledge an we teach nt our Iohool. your
oppononltica will muliiflly all you ad-
vance along the road oil a and allow or
toremark that time does not dull the
mutilation of the National Garment
tier.
Welnvlte people to all and no for
channel". wlm our caller it lilo.
Coin 'enilad taaohminoh .
MWnMymgm-
dnmnotand tunnel. ,
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n. MIIIBW more
N. l, New Haven & Haninnl ll. ll.
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