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.J-iandsome hall lamps, complete, all
colors and shapes, Onto.

“Oil Heaters.

All the standard makes andlatest no'v-
elties. These goods »we buy in can
load lots in advance of the season. and
retail them at jobbers prices. We giw
a fancy zinc iioor _mat free witlt each
heater. -

Mirrors.

French plate, beveled edge mirrors in
oak, gilt, and white and gold frame‘
at prices that will asionish the shrewd-
est shoppers.

Mason fruit jars, any size, 39c dozen.

Bring the children to see our fine
assortment of T 0 Y5! D O L LS! ;
GA M ES ! i!

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” Handsome Smyrna and Moquettes in
silsises and new designs, at marvel-
ouslmew prices.

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"Paintings, engravings and error, in
(litmus. while and gold and fancy
woodsirotn 59c up. We offer these

‘ goods (or to per cent less than cost of
frames.

 

Piano. banquet, library, hall, sewing

and nightlamps, in all the new {all ‘

. styles. We have always held the rep- ,‘

‘ utstiOn of. showing the largest and
handsomest line of these godds in
either city, and intend that this year's
display shall eclipse all former efforts.

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A comprehensive Beflflifflt. Quarters
Lessons—(solemn, rut. how. will. to.
Commentary ”the M. D. I. lieu-s.

_ Lesson 1.-David. King oi Judah (ii
ls'nln. ll. l-ll). Golden 'I'oxt. Pu. xrvll, 1,
“Thu Lord roignsth; int‘tbe north roJoieo. "
'i‘hu Golden Tort points onward to the
limo when the Itlngdoin shall some and
the Lord Hindi rol n. untitled more fully
in Dim. VII. 13. i .5th lies. xi. iii. The
death of lainul and David's lining anointed
hing over Judah worn a foreshadowing ol
the hoglnniut; oi the reign of Christ. The
reign ot Inh-hoshoth. thld's onotny, ovur
isranl for is time is suggestive of tho onu-
mlns who shall continue oven nltor tho
boost. or untiohrist. shall have gone to
tho Into oi tlro.

Lawson ll.—Duvhl. King OvorAll lsrnoi
(115nm. v. 149). Golden 'l‘oxt, ii Sum.
v, 10. “David wont on and grow grant. nnd
tboLurd God of Ilosts Willi with him."
'l‘ho Son oi' David, the Lord Joann Christ.
will unruly. in due time. reign over all in—

ruel (Ezoit. anvil, 21-34), and they will ho‘

a. righteous nation (inn. ix, ill). iio will!
also ho King of Kings and Lord oi Lords
(ilnv. xix. in) on tho whole north. llo iii
patiently waiting ills time. Let us moukly
and ohoorlully \vnlt with Him ntul daily
keep “Going and Growing” (verse 10,
margin). -

LESSON Ill.—Tho Ari: Brought to .lnru-
sultan: (Ii Sum. vi. 1319). Golden Tort.
Pit. lxxxlv. 12, "O Lord of Hosts, blossod
is the mun that trustntlt in Thou!" it
won David's way to inqulro of tho Lord in
all matters, but ho. like us. sometimes
lailodlo do no and loaned upon his own
understanding. or did as others. In this
«alanine imitated tho Phliistlnos nml got
into serious trouble. .

linens IV.-—God's Promlsns to David
fist Sam. vii, ri-lii). Golden ’l‘t-lt, i’s.
lxxl, l. “in Thou. 0 Lord, do I put my
trust!" Whon Dnvld.wus quiet in his
kingdom and dwelling poricolully in his
own house of titular. it troubled him that
tho ark of God should be in uteut. and ho
ihou’ght to build it houso {or tho nrk.
Hod. however, had other thoughts. for He
says, "My thoughts are not your thoughts,
noltbor am your ways my trays. saith the
Lord" (lsn. 1v, 8). ills uro us for nbuvo
ours on honvon ubot‘e earth, and Honor-
prised David by tho pinns iiohud {or him.

Lasso}: V.—-Duvld's Kindness (ii Sum.
ix, i-iii). Gohion 'l‘oxt; ilom. xii, iii,
‘ilo kindly ulhlotiound mm to nnol her with
brotherly lovo." David continued to pros»
nor. roigulng ovor nil Isrnol, ext-outing
judgment. and juniico, nud ho \vns [Wilson'-
od \vhorovcr he wont (chapter \‘lll, H. 15).
Lio has nothing but lorglvouoss in his
heart for his attention. mul. lor Junuihnn's
“aim, socks in ilntl any of tbobousooi a'nuI
that ho muy show lbom tho kindness of
Hod. May we, Iilio Mupblbtmhoih. tlwoll
in demolition: (city ol’ potion) nud out con-
tinuulirnt tho King‘s tnblo.

LESSON VL—Dut‘id's \‘iciorlnslii Sum.
!, brill). iioldon ’l‘ext, Ps.xxvll, 1, ""ho
Lord Is my light. and my salvation; whom
shall 1 four." This is the record of one oi
the Lord's vituorlen l'or Duvid, in whiuh
40.700 Syrians worn slain. Whoa isrnol
wulkud with iiod, mm was no king or
people who could stand ngniust them, {or
tho Lord fought. for them, but when they
inilod to wall; with Him He ullnwod lholr
unouiiea to prosper and m’ordoiuo tin-in.
We would burn morn victories over our
unmnit‘s. tho world. tho ilt‘sbuud ihodovil,
if two relied upon tho Lord to light for us,
remembering “'l‘hluo in tho powor."

IiizssoN Vii.-—ihtvitl‘u Confession nnd
Forgiveness (Pu. xxxii, Hi). tioidru
'l‘txt. i’s. Ii. i0. “Crrnto in inn is olvnu
heart. 0 God,uud roumv it right spirit
within mo!" Thorn in nothiugmoro dun-
unroun thou also and idiotiusn. lortliou tho
(lovil in very busy. Duvld in timo of war
wus nt homo ut onso whou ho was lvd into
this grunt sin. und thorn was no pom-mm
him till It. was coniwsvd nod lurulv it.
(too bun raid that coitims‘lull. 1:! the Jo ' so
which ruliovos tho insuring Wound. If
tvo conic-is our sins. [in is faithful null
just to ioruivn us our sins nod to t-lounso
Il.l from oil uurluhtinmsuoss. but Whom
l'iH'l‘I'l‘lil hi~ sins shztll iiot [irnnpor (I John
l, 8-10; ,i’rov. xxvlli. 13).

{£850}: \’III.——Ab.~4uloru's lloIn-Ilion (ll
Sum. xv, i-lri). liohiou 'i‘oxi. I'lx. xx.
1‘}. ”Honor thy {other ulnl thy umlbur.
limt thy duys may ho lonu upon ihu loud
whit-h tho Lord thy l‘iod olvoib lbw." It
donation Pilillli possihlu lhnl. n sou mold
trout his (other no Absuloiu troutvd iintid.
our! yt t It is but a nnmpluol our irvnimonl
of iiml. ilu onyx. ”l Imvn inlurln‘lu-d lilili
brought tip (:Iiildrou. und they Imvu rn
bollod nuninst iuo" (Ii-“ll. i. L‘i. And him:
uitn-rwnrd ho hnd loony. “Ii. limn. i huu
liliill'l‘. when» in mimI honor?" thinl. i, ll).
Art to our Lord Jesus. on» know thui. His
own to whom iio rnuw. Instr-ml of rot-nir-
lug Him. they killed ilim.

Linens lX.——Ab.-nlutu‘s i’l'il‘ltll und
lhtuthl sin... mu. on, no. mo. iioldvn
'i'i-xt. I'a. i.li. "'l‘hu Lord huowuthihuwny
ol‘ tbn rluhlmiun. but tho wuy oi lho ungodly
shuli tnorisb." Who can loll whnt. It nwnnn
to purlnhl‘ It Is: not tho lll'ili b of tho body.
for Wu uro told hot. to {our ihnt. but it
i'l tho dostruvtluu of bud)’ uud soul in
boll. whom tiiuwnrm liil'lil not uiulliw
ilru is not quunohod. Moth. x. as; Moi. Ix.
ii Iluvid would uludly buvo (Hill. for his
null, for hu vans ready to pivot find. but
Alnvdum W'l‘iliui. Sou how in dun limo
tho trunsprmsur Is euro lithium! in his «old.

I,y,t.,,n\‘ X.-——Ii.i‘i‘il|'n imvu It‘or lioti'n
Iiouso ii (liar-m. mil, 4‘. id). lioldon 'l'oxt.
I’n. Ixxxlv. -i: "lilossod (Wu tin-y ihnl lth‘Ii
in ’I'by hone-o, 'l'huy will ho silll probing
'I‘hoo." 'l‘ho linrd .imus in tho iruo Soho
mull, l’rliiim ui I'omto. ,uinl .It'tlhilub. Im~
Iovud of tho Lord (torso It and ii t-utu. xii.
23). for whoru Ilo rhinos thori- shuil bu polll'u
niul quintuons uuio lmwl. 'l‘ho pruni-
purity of Holnniuu'u rulun is very summi-
llvool tho glorious mlllunulul li.l_\‘ri ihut.
urn mmmu, \vhlln ihu tituo oi lint'hi in
rnilu-r nuggoniivo of the Minimum; of those
tlnyn.

iii-ruins XI.o—linvltl‘n iirntliudo lo Hm!
(I! Hum. xxll. tum). Huidnn ’i‘vxt. ll
Nun. lel. 2, "Tim Lord is my rook not!
my .orirwza not! my tiullwrvr." \i'hvihrr
it one tho words thut. iiuvhi wmto on tho
stvm-l. psulmisl. oi inrnoltl-hupu r:t:.lll, l .J)
or tho vii-luring ho miintttl mt‘i' bin t'lll'lllll'fi
lvurmt ii i. In! noiaimwlmipml liint ll wunnll
of i-imi. who nlrtlui him with sit-millili-

Luann; .‘gil.«-.~-[instructive VII-us (I'r'm
.tvi. sonny, Htiiilt‘n 'l‘uxi. i'ror. til. 13!».
"'l'horo in is Wily that emit"! th right onto
it monduit tho and ilwrmi urn iln- mm; oi
doutb." Muir's way in to “to unto bitu-
lull (\‘t'fsn no), nud tiwn be Is "I r-mrsn nt
siriio mth ull who mum in his wny or in.
ic-rinro tsith him. The godly mun in bum-
Inh'. unwillrh, market not his own and Hm
unto find if only ho tony bum!" iiim. “In"
him ihuwork n! rlglilt-minlit‘sn in person
nitd lilo (:Ii'otil oi riginmusum. WWW!"
:uul li‘ltlil‘lilli'i‘ lornvt-r lim. null, 17)-
"ilo thus Imtb tho Finn of God hath lil’al I“!

that hath not the riot: oi (ind hath not ills."

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This monthwill see aunlrotsnl tenem-
ing of pettiooats, and with good rumour

tor the wear and teor oi suimner holidays

leaves only too visible travel in the ward-
1‘0?!»qu potticrrats in, ymrtinuinr haven
hard time of it. On it dump. muddy or
dunty excursion the dress In rained out of
harm‘s way, but the pottloont token its
own nhnro of hurdshlp, with the addition
of whnt belongs by right to thodronn nkirt.
it is nxmttod by water. stained by mud und
gross. yxtrniontmi by dust. and. howovor
nun'lully it maybe brushed dolly. unless
it hi of it kind that con buwnshsd int
bounty ll scion n thingof thnpnst. silk
pottlornittt uilor most in the i‘iiliililiiim, ul-
thouuh delicate shudon or uipnitanud ino-
rot-n do not come forth stuithlosn. Art for
ions triimnod Ullt'ii, tlzoyougbt to ho kopt
from tho outset for housonntl plums weur.
’l‘hodt-ilt-uio. hell nhupod.’ much Ix‘l'llilit‘d
potih-nntnol' lawn or oniubrit- ibnl iliiVG
iluuredno “all under uhtwrot‘gundlo gowns
will answer quite on well for evening wear
during the winter it they are carefully

 

mmounxxxo ('osri‘m-t.
intuition-d, prot'iiiod that the lace has not.
boon torn. ll‘ it bus, it should iil‘ roplm'cti.
ion-bun or Vilil‘lllTit‘lLlil'i being tbo iii'Jal do-

sirnblo vnrioty to use. The imyotl nud
din'olort'd i‘lllut‘S of the sill; potth'out "my
boi'ippod oil umi rrplom-ti by l'rt-Hh ones,
not uoot‘ssurily of tho mourn color. tho unr-
u:ont itsvll’ bring woll sbnkvu illiii pressed
with n worm ilntirou before the now frilly:
uronddod. 'lln'so tony in» of philu sill: ii
”in skirt is ligizroti. or \‘im rt'i'sti ll' Intr—
runny of color is I)l'l“~‘"i‘\‘t'li. .‘llll’l’t‘ll untl
:ilpnvu [until-nuts must be well shukou.
brushed :vud nirt-tl and tho Hilton robouud
or freshly filt‘l‘ii. ii the llllllL‘l'iiiI bus been
\Wl. it should in: prowmi. .

'1 Lo ekt'tob iliiistt'ulos n rzzlbt‘i‘ (‘iiiillil‘lilt‘
t'rv~l!:iiiu for boll mourning. ’I'Iur uvv
I‘lll‘liil'Il plyitvd skirt. of Ivlnrk more do
chim- la' l: min on r on umh-rdt'wt of block
iuil'vtn. 'l'hu bodice. \vbirh l‘nrius :t liililii'it'
ill il'ulll. is of blank «ti-pl» do rhino. mu-
llrohi: rr-.l with M. um! has n wide. suit bolt
of Marl; soil”. The sloovi‘soi‘ l‘l‘t‘lit‘ do chino
uro shirt'od lotzgihu'iso and bow :t pull at
the top on troll on three t'rnpo plnlt lugs.

J l' lllC ('IIOIJ.ET.

 

FUTURE FASHIONS.

(‘urls Will Be Worn Again—Straight Sndtl
and (inner.

I’l'w ornntucutc amount in the bolt.
'l‘in- lnruv sin-Ii «out!» is sonu'liuws‘ pint-rd
(it tho book in the Spuni~h viyhn shim-“rubs
continue to in: (-ruployml. nud isms am
soon with full dross. For ordinary noon
r'iouo nothing in tho way of t'rlliiliiz'llli iv
into-«wry. (Nari; :m‘ mid to honouring
into voirut'. and i'llllt‘iit‘d oi‘ tin-m am in Im
Worn Ill tiu‘ burl; of the nook and {oiling
over the temples.

'i‘in- stroiuht sunk will be much worn
during tho nutumu liliii \viutvr. For tho
t‘i'.l'i)' loll tin-y two of thin ninth nml silk.
ii any i'lulli uud \vIVI‘i ii- int: lint nmtorinls
rium-u for mid \vnvtiiu'r. Win-n iln'v : l‘i‘
illiuit‘ I i i'iitlii. l’Iil‘ Furl."i lll'l‘ iiiiisiuti
with wilzr nudcuiis of win-i. mill-h n.
stiividu; or embroidery. :iilli ll!" sumo riot--
(tl'lt'i'rl‘nllii‘tti‘mlilnyt‘ti for silk. I“tit' \l'i‘
\i-t rh‘b [umn‘uu‘nitrlo and fur un- «'Iuisrn.
'i'lu‘ swig-a unnzrttod in [Lilli :zri- h w
only then tho {dim (mos, lintstiil more
any-tosliu‘ oi as lil‘i'rlrilli! jut-Lt l.

('npi-a \viII (unsilnno in be fashionable.
for they: nm lwir'uttwiiit‘iih umi lwomiuu
to in- quickly di-t'urdi-d. ulthouidi runnin-
ly they out not worm for \vlnicrwrnr

.‘ll 1|:th 'l‘tiii.i-.‘i'.
hownrr'r lhh ii mny ho tho timid-i or which
lhvy urn composed. ’l’ho liulonnud ripples
not on conduits for chilly nlr. niul there is
n oonsluut wusution on of u. druii ontomt

lln- livid-t. ’i he stylus will hi- morn or loss
rhumn'li ninl (Ili'i'l‘eilit‘li. 'l'lu-ro will bu
much .‘hlilifli‘illl und guiluon of MH’I nud
gold ninl nlIvi-r out! unit! ton-d on trim.
iliillil; itiao Inrt'" rotor-inf volwt urotu
brohhry. During: llw tvlrdvr fur will he
\voru in tho form of niolru. rotors. vellum
nud littlot‘ntniiully u'ni Ill'il‘l'im'rl. ltls
loo unriyyvt in m}: pmii’m it ihni it will he
on i'llublomtbit‘ no it was Inst winter. but. It
will I i't‘iuiniy ho nmvh in ttvldurt'o.
'Iminy'n iibmmtlmv about It mut'nol
hnlmtliu-wnui. ‘il'ouodvl trial" in "run—
locum-d Ill from by How srmll Mulls
l'rntolmc tho tublior. 'l'bn llitod Innill‘l‘. bun
both. {route of mvotllo point. whirl. form
mquilhul :tnti tin-tho ot-uuio'ln nt iiw top of
lht- ~Iitttrn. 'I'Im high. fold" t'ttrwlrt in
Ilium-ruin own rniin rm- 'rllloux out!
llw t'Izl‘l .irmlmrt‘ l‘I'i'itIii "l'ilillilllm‘lill hole.
’i‘ho bluh collar of art-on sntin has a hill
of lure. The tight sit-eves are music with
Hillil” Willi) M iIit‘ lull. lbt‘ light portion
being rammed with clusters of plnlts.
Junta (3mm.

 

. How many people in this climate are wholly tree
from Catarrh? Not a great many, indeed.

Now. if you ha rpm to have a bottle of that mincrala
water you have pro nibly heard of,-—

ps I ALaflElwa-ren.
Y‘umun SPECIFI

just give it a fair trial. We oiu’t it‘ii yrnyhcrc how to use
it. but our Home Y'mrnm-u/ firm/r it‘iis; send i0 cents in
stamps to pay postage ; it is a good investment. Ypsilanti
bpcufic is :1 good thing to have in the house.

THE YPSILANTI SPECIFIC C0._...._- BOSTON. MASS.

 
 

 

Toilet 53%.”: W :

$3.35v3-35n190.440.5"5.
9.85. [4.00.

If you break it piece from one of our sets it can be
replaced. I

Dinner~ Sets.

ii DECORATIONS.

3.35. 5.0". 6.35. 6.50. 8.75

38.35. H 55, 12.551 1300. 1326, i7 87, to 44, 2756,45
()r you Can buy what you want from open stock.

Tumblers.

30c, 40c.

CUt Glass.

Syrup cups, with triple' plated tops, 75c.

NASH a VANSCOY,

Cor. II. Main and West Streets.

sou-m NORWALKH . . conuzc Ticu-r

45¢. soc. our.

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Will leave Pier 23. E. R., Beekmau street, New York at 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. to; South Norwaik 6 p. m. Freight received from
7am. to 5 p m. l'pon application to agents the City of Norwaik
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for Special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.

' All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
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"am noon" SALE

For the Month of September.

Complete line of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opalware and
cut glass.

DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!

A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.

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to acommodate patrons,
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DREW. DARMER
Surgson Dentist,
P’ormciy over the Post Office. will
remove his oliice to No. in Wash»

ington street, South Norwalit, on

or about September 23¢],t896mhere

he will be pleased to see all his lur-

 

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