We have in stock all the
popular Patent Medicines at
:teasonable prices.
The-best stock of Herbs in
Nerwulk.
Quiuine Pills, all makes, at
one-half cent a grain.
Remember that “Plaisted’s
Cough Remedy” is warranted
to cure your cold.
Don’t forget that we are
headquarters for School Books
and Supplies of all kinds.
‘ PlilS'l‘lill’S
DRUG STORE.
IMPORTED
liile laelile Seal
Only 18¢: 3 Pound.
For One Week Only
.‘0
I-Iale,
The Drugglst.
l. liliil t Sill.
bun-tee. I. ninth.
5i ileum Street, South Norwalli
‘ 27 Iain Street Hamill.
Flotilla: Balers, gelleitiiier
And Ice Cream.
ml Pmptly Attended T0.
ours. in v.1.n-xun.
wnogns
m nests-s. Curl-sen,
‘ . Mel, Spindles, etc.
WW... .
PM to Quit All.
m... 4... ....., ...-. .
mmmn§¢
Wm. n...
12‘ my.
. ll Bushnell,
‘ 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, 8-4, 1074,
FROM an 01:.- UPWARD.
«ENGLISH LINOLEUM.
Moe——
GARPETS.
. INGBAIN, rinse-nil.
BRUSSEL“. VELVET.
Smyrna Mats and Rugs,
ALL SIZES.
INGRAIN AND MCQUET BUGS.
_._.... .—_..._.
A. lliekermae & Son,
94 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTIih NORWALK. CT.
CANNED
in cans, we have them in glass.
and they have just begun to arrive.
cedented sale in this line, and we feel safe in saying that the
price and quality will s‘iit you, and it you do mi like Fruits
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy l'nx-uw.
you for past favors, we are your: cordially,
Mllllll e Hillllilll.
in none ileum
Is what are you going to do for Fruit this full and winter.
Read this and you have the answer.
extraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety oi
We have purchased an
GOODS
We anticipate ziii unpre-
We have :llSo just received
Thanking
RAN
HEATERS
We hue two new [letters which we would he picucd (u simw : i the pnlii‘ic;
lie llllil iii lie NEW Siiiiillilil
We ulloluve :1 large line of
GES,
Born um Ann PORTABLE.
ESTIIATES GIVEN 08 PLUIBING ANII ’l‘lN Wtilllt'.
F. H. NASH 8; BBQ,
Cor. Main and West Streets. South Nor-walk.
lilllllllihll's Allll MEATS
AT THE (".0 STAND 0F
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Successor lo 1‘. Ban Gnrer It lion).
8 P R I N G- W O O D ,
ALL "RIDERS PROM I’TLY FILLED.
City People and it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
If you want some portion)
lnrly nice Java Coilee, we lisp
pen to have an extra nice
quality just now. One of the
causes of bad coilec is over
roasting“, itis often burnt so
its to destroy all the fine flavor.
Thistva Collee is the re
sult of our instructions to our
notice mun, and a special eilort
on his part to give us a light
rout. If you area judge of
Coflee, we believe you will
pronounce this fine indeed. It
- is well to change and compare
sometimes. Take a pound and
you will want another like it.
Also note the price, 34 centsn
pound.
liiile tleiismeiicnnl !
illlll .
Examine lllll Steel
»—«~AND—~-v«
Sliiliill PRICES BEFORE m
PURCHASING.
~~~Wl ARI OVI‘IRING-a—
Grand lnduoements
.. In; _
CASE BUYERS.
iiieeii ills.
MiLLmEnv
OPENING
innit hint Billili
Threatened iii Saliiiai,
OCTOBER 2, 3 and 4. -
'All on cordially invitrd to stun-L.“
ll 3. W. FlWllE'l'i‘,
3 WATER STREET.
NflliWALIi. . C(lNN.
ills. Meii’e ieieel
eieieiieieeieiieiee
lie—opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
leeeseii, eel it, 1890.
3} 5w
"'1‘: I n;
Peeeiesslliiee.
If '0" me going to buy I flange for your kitchen
this nil, nnd want the
Best and Lowest Price
ii on Inc. [hire the exclusive agency for the
“debuted
“Puoamuss RANGE,"
mod: n' hiimobvine Magnum lion \Veirko (‘o.,
end by rptrnt nrrnmorm-nts with tli ill I run red
his first ‘lms ut me n! the price or liznirr and
smaller one I warrant cvrr)‘ o: e to in:
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
in ihr wur d. snd will l'n'll'llill your money lll
of my r mom” ”("1 g millll'
nlunyn gel nrp lire m .‘ili limir'.a time.
'l‘llli‘.
Peeeiiss llllillli.
WM. PODMORE,
6.3 Still'l‘ll JIAIS sl‘llelJ‘.
sot'ru convenes. coils.
are
livn- you (on
Its 3m
[ADIESl in 'Eiiiifiiiiilis
B I c Y C L ES.
.1" ““
To Let by the Hour, Day or Monfn.
Leroy 13. Wheeler.
[33 Wet-yr Street. South Horn-ll. ”103m
Jon S mum;
Poimevly mun-gr~ uf Furriiigton‘s mirk't. has
opened n
Meat Market
Ii. W M Ayrre's'ove, No, 21 North Main street,
where he will keep
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats at low prices.
Vegetables in tlieirseusoii.
nul,“
To the Citizens of South . Norwalk
and Vicinity:
We us now prevent! todo
(loll, Silver, Nickel and [indeed
Polisbllnzlltfl‘cilqlllezsfilng all
kinds of Metal Goods.
A specialty Mo! (Modeller: ill on lamps,
Torte-me. Puller , Bleyckn. Barnu- trainings,
and all Innis [Iona "suture. Mllkvlng,
Busing. and Repairing done. Price: low And nus.
funon mustard.
Still lenall Pleliii Company
49 Water .troor,
Omit. Mir-about Duck, 50. Harwell. snail!
WAuTED The advertiser: will
live the 0030 to
I snot! run-mini: party in Benin limit-“imbue
Men and Porter. ch do wot bottle may of our
gm). Our his end Form would be told u .
prie- tomnln ton-blot” to cell st g mod
It to vet-lien. 6an mi vsvy uniform. as
hunts yearly. lot tum particulars all
in person or eddies
'1'. o LIIAI a 00..
llnwm of A). Ind I’m,
4!. to ”0 Well all! Ifi. New York City.
1'0 HOLDIR8 OF
Belailiei Fin Initiate Lean
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
Detergent-uncut. every one o! n. Wm
meal Mulls-i no in every lantha- stain,
with Watch every stun-rd in nanny
mryeonltyiemy “Inmate! with n pne-
Iic-I unluc- ol "or thirty-Iv. you.
Inflhdmmuwmih int n.
I
:51“: tweet-en
‘I'III will. IAIKIIG .,
ll"-
unem.m evil.
,
hayfinmwmume mm
-———-—406-————-
Yii Wail Seeding iiee.
We been named n lugs llflulfll of Imported
Jens. Jellla', Iermdu'lu—lvcluding Rupbcrry.
sir-whens. Black Current. lit-d t‘nmit. Gum
cups. or. , all "It'll goods.
__.,_..m-.--—..
Yllli Willi THE BEST.
Dew Drop ('suncd Vrnltnud Vegetables m the
very be t. We hive a large vulety.
AT
Bias. E. leiiieil's,
33 Washington Street.
G 133 0. J to L I F F E,
UNDERTAKER.
32 Soul: .lluiu street, South Norwnlk
"pen or Ill hours The lemme"? nu Kmlialrncr
nut Funeral Din-rim secured. myl iv
denim l) ll. ilirnofii.
F umitu re Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residency. No. 3 Berserly street.
Tt'lt' ilnne
Ceii.774. Day-vi night. I '
illllBllllY FAIR,
(it"l‘. 7 to 11. lSilO.
CATTLE SHOW 0N TUESDAY.
TROTTIN G
WEDNEH) tl’, TIII'RQDAY.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
f) ‘.l X RAILWAY BXf‘Ullsltms
rived fur l’rrmluni’lnatn 7
ll 1' Lynn, retrain), liannory. l‘onn
If." 0‘
.-\. as. to I33 trig;
JLWELER.
lllzuliuml‘t. “niches. Jruclr).
In.» Wmich Hun-mm n Spt’rlrdlv.
.19 hour). Main 9: south Nnrlnll.
A H O M E
At 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
llzwing bought the easterly
\l'iitlllll’ARl)
llUM l‘lS'l‘l'Zhll, l | ”(T for Stile
purl. ol tln-
lolsmi W.»- ilwniul :chiiuc til
$123.00ch bunt foul and lllt‘
[.mwiidcs revenue :1!
$10.00 per limit loot.
lots on
To ouch purchaser who will
build within ten» years, i will
pay 10 per cent. of the cost of
the
the house on amount of
$l,500.
tends from Woodward avenue
Lowmies avenue ex-
to the water. The water Wont
.on liowndcs «venue will be
given to the city for the use
of its citizens it is the only
street in the city that has a
water front.
These lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water.
atom-c and get first choice.
ansnnd full information at
TAYLOR lit GOLDEN’S or
C. SWARTZ’S
"ram NEW
FURNITURE STORE
”DI”! mm.
mm ”fill“.
of
n llllllltltll‘
Select your lot isnd
The Demand: of Erie Ein-
ploycs Have Been Refused.
BEASQIES FOR THE COIPANY’S ACT.
“chunks-t flay-thaw “you”
Vegas In Its Competitors. and (lo-Io-
quently Cmnot Grunt Ill Alum—An
the Deanna-.Unfnvornbly Comm.
N“ You, Oct. to.—-'l‘lis New York,
Lake Erie and Wooten rallrosd through
President King lut evening made known,
by means of a brochure addressed to I“ of
its employer, its replyto the demands of
ill engineers, conductors, firemen and
tniumen undo some days ago. These do-
nuudlnumbered eighty-thrice and related
to s schedule of paysnd vegulntlonn to
govern the employer of the road. They
came from the "federated body of em-
ployu of the system." The demands no
refund. The reply says:
President King's Reply.
“The company is uunblo to ndvnnne
wages genenlly. It does not expect or
desire to pay less wages for similar service.
than those paid upon competing and ad-
jucent roads, but on the other hand, as it
meant obtain higher rates for transport.-
tion it cannot afford to pay rates higher
than those of its competitors. And the
fact is that. its present rules nreelmost
without exception higher than the average
paid by them. In the few instances where
it is not the case the company will, how-
ever, readjust its votes.
With the Kindest of feeling;
“So far as the management of the cor-
pomla business and the employment mid
discipline of the company’s officials are
concerned those matters are committed by
lnwtotbe wise discretion of the officers
end directors in office when questions re-
garding the some may arise. No one has
power to make any arrangements or con-
tracts which will be effectual, to deprive
them of that discretion. The interest of
ull concerned-of the employes no less than
of All others-require that the law in these
respects should be obeyed and the stability
and efficiency of the corporation be thus
insured. But the officers of the company
will continue in the future, as they have
in the past. to faithfully endeavor to pro-
mote the welfare of each and every eni-
ployo, as well as the etlicieucy of the serv—
ice."
The Ten flour Question.
Of the demand that ten hours shall con-
stitute a day‘s work the reply says: "One
of the articles of the schedule proposes that
ten hours shall constituted day‘s work and
overtime slinll be pnld for at the rate of
onetenth day per hour. While this ap
parently relates to iln- length of time dur.
ing which employees slillll be on duty. it is
in fact a proposition for no increase of
wages. The proposition is not to limit.
continuous hours of work to ten, but. is
merely that any time beyond the limit
shall be paid for as extra work. '
The Trip System.
”The system of pay in force is the trip
lystuti; all runs are computed as n day, or
more than a day. we the length of the divis—
ion may warrant. it is manifest that. many
of the regular trains occupy much less
than ten hour-xi, The present proposition
is that for every hour in excess of ten oc
cupied by it run, additional wages shall be
paid. But lithe runs are to in paid for
strictly by the hour. it would nutlimlly
follow that for every hour less than ten
wages would be correspondingly reduced."
There May no in Ruth».
A reporter saw Chiiirmnu Youngson last
night and he did not care to make any
statement. "We shall hold 1 meeting at
Jersey City Friday," he sold, "and con-
sider the mutter. “
"What do you think of the refusal to
grant your demands?"
“1 have nothing to say now."
"is it true that the Erie pays higher
wages that competing lines?"
“So; it pays less."
"You said some time ago that the men
would insist on their demands?"
“if we did not intend to insist on them
they would not have been formulated,"
and then Mr, Youngson withdrew.
The committee is said to have full power
to act in the present vii-w, nlnl it may not
do no for several duys, and then again it
may. The men lire reported to be in no
mood for trifling, and some of them think
that the compuny is pinyin; a grime of
blutf.
A Protest Agnlnst (D’Rellly's Manson-i.
Boston, Oct. ill.» The following has been
received by the mayor; "To the honorable
nldcrmeii nn-l Colllu'lllllcll of Bantam: The
undersigned citizens of Boston most
enmestly'uiul emphatically protest against
the npproprintloii of public funds for or
allowing the erection of any memorial in
any public grounds or building of the
city in honor of the into, John Boyle
U'Rellly, editor of The “colon Pilot and
the iiidefutignblo t‘llt'lll)‘ of the public
schools." The communication but nbout
Lilli) signer-s.
Gen. (tlnrkum llnndsomely unnumbered.
\l’Asiiieros. Oct. iii—(ion. Clukwn
last night mm the recipient of a unique
Ind lmnutiful present from the employee
in the office of the first militant postma-
tcr gmersl. The present was A solid sil-
ver envelope, inclining a solid silver two
leaf letter. with the engraved sign-tum
of too employers of the first assistant):
om". flop. Clnrknon, although taken on.
lively by surprise, acknowledged his butt-
felt gratitude.
[an] flail-burrs net-fl.
105003, Oct. lowland Sullsbury, who
has been sojourning on the continent for
the benefit of his health, arrived in London
Thursday and started at once for his home
in Hatfield without calling at the govern
ment offices. It i.- uinlvrstoml that after
I brief mt at home be will resume entire
charge of public business, and will give
his personal situation to the problems
arising out of the altered situation in Ire
MeAulllfe and fly" lucked.
(.‘mcum. (M. to. —'l'he 'l‘lmes up nrtt
cles have been signed hero for n match be
tween-innit McAulllfn snd Billy Myer for
new a hide and n puree of 85,!!!” offered
by the Metropolitan club. of New ”views
Each man is to pay his own expenses. The
fight will be with live ounce gloves. to uk-
plane in New Orleans during tbeesrly port
of February.
m...
Killed ‘- I crept...
Emeritus. 1’... Oct. io.-—A specie!
thin conveying Superintendent ()thniisen
run into n farmer’s w-gon It Drylnnd
mlngof the New Jersey Cacti-d mini-d
lutmning. killing Prank Beth-30d .
mmuingthlwr-uio phat-and do
Iolhhllgtbem
e W #
m In Wort“ 985,000,000 to
the Mil-Ir-
Bosl'otr, Oct. 10.--Tbe Pullmnn Pulle-
Cer company has been successful in its
vettibulecauuit must the Boston and
Albany railroad. Judge ColtJu his do
eislon, «yr, after describing at length the
chim- of the Pullman patient in con-
nectionwltb the Hammond of defense.
which in tin-tilts patentl- void for went
of novelty: “Considering the about of
thought in the country directed toward
improvements to railway mechnnlcium,
whereby greater safety and comfort my
.be secured to the traveling publlc. it
hardly seems possible that the Pullman
vestibule system, in View of what it has
accomplished, and the immediate renogni-
tion of its merits, was the result of the
«cruise merely of mechanical skill. and
therefore not pnwutoble under the lows
of the United States. * * " Iavlng
out the Sessions patent l can discover
nothing in the prior state of the art which
Anticipates the Pullman patent, or which
should render it void for want of patente-
ble novelty.”
Concerning the Sessions patent granted
to H. H. Sessions: Nov. l5, 1887, which was
applied for two weeks before the Pullman
application was made and which the de-
fendants contended *lescribed what is
claimed as the Pullman invention, Judge
Colt says that Sessions set out to solve cer-
tain evils incident- to n train of cars—
nnmely, to the starting and stopping of
them and to a swaying when they are mov-
ing. 01: the other band Pullman under-
took to overcome the difficulties incident
to u vestibule connection between curs,
end this be accomplished by means of
“flexible or adjustable joints to permit of
sufficient movement between individual
passenger curs.” The court could not hold
Sessions to be the prior inventor. it would
seem to be unjust for the court, by infer-
ence, to incorporate the Pullman invention
info the Sessions patent, and thus prevent
both inventors from deriving any benefit
from this improvement, becausg if the
Pullman patent were destroyedfi ssions
could derive no benefit from the ullmnu
invention, as be nowhere describes or
claims it in his patent.
In conclusion, the court ordered a decree
to be drawn for complainant its prayed for
in the bill.
“'ortli $25,000,000 to Them.
CHICAGU, ()cl. lil~ iicorge M. Pullman
is quoted here as saying that the decision
in the vestibule came against the Boston
and Albany railroad and in favor of the
Pullman is worth $25,llio,0ll) to that com-
PIDY Mm __
The Westminster Confession Revision.
Pimiicnc. Uct. l0.~:\t the meeting of
the committee on the revision of the West
minister confession of faith, Dr. R. R.
Booth. of New York, and Elder M. ii.
Stratton, of New Jersey, were elected to
take the places of the 1m; members who
resigned. A resolution was [issued accept
ing the invitation to hold the next meeting
in the Church of the Covenant in Wash-
ington, D. C, Feb. <i. bill. No formal no
tiou bus been token, and it is not now
likely that there will be A vote ill this meet.
ing of the committee Expressions
section 3, of article 1i. reading us follows:
“By the decree of God some men and
angels are prmle-ltiimted unto everlasting
life, and otln's foreonlulned to everlasting
death" was received from thirty-eight pres-
byterirs, Three favored omission, ten re-
vision, nine insertions of various kinds,
and sixteen the omission of the lust clause.
When chapter -i Wm“. touched a number of
scientific papers were rend asking for the
elimiuutioii of the clothe stal'yig that the
earth was created in six days. The opinion
seemed to prevail that the six (lays meu~
tinned iii the Bible refers to six periodsof
time. and the section in“ probnbly be
changed to express that idea.
AMI,
A )Ilslmp to the Cruiser Newark.
PHILMIELPHlA, Uct. lo.»—The new cruiser
Newnrk, which left Cramp's shipyard on
her initial trial trip, returned to her dock
in the afternoon with it section of her
machinery broken. When the cruiser left
her wharf she was soul or a high rule of
speed down the river. Just before she
reached Wilmington an unusual jarring
was noticed throughout the ship. The
machinery was stopped and :m exumiuiv
lion disclosed that the roller sbufl. bear-
big on the forward cliglm' was cracked.
Tlie'injurywtu of \llt‘li :i >I'f'lttlls nature
that it was impossible- to rt‘fmlr with the
menus ut. llliild, ninl the linen. ('runip do
cided to return to the yard nuniii. Those
who were on the Newark when she started
down the river my that llt‘r speed was very
grout, and thnt sine promises to be one of
the fastest vessels ewl‘ lnunched.
”Germany l'ultetl. llnrnpu l'nclfied."
I'Altls, Ui't. ll). —r'l'lic llil Bins publishes
it report of on interview with Emperor
Williiunilnring i~ visit iii Austrin. The
kaiser i.» wpn-sented us hinting diluted
upon the Teutonic clmructrr of the Alan-
limis. it wn-«ibeditty of ticriimuy to as-
nist Alsatian industry and commerce. lie
declared that he would spun- Alsacelxir-
nilne the horrors of another war. The
socialists bad too long from trentedns
nvngeeneniics. llisnmn-k bud tried to
fomapolicy of pm'iwtunl wur; therefore
be bid been left at l-‘rimlrichsruke. "fin-r-
mnuy united, Europe l'm'llll‘ll. that is my
grand dream," mnclinlwi the emperor."
The liberal-m fl Urdu-I Sun-run
Tul'ltKA, Kn“, tlcl m, The ntule l’l‘llll~
ion of soldiers l|llll soil-in in ll grunt Kilt”-
cm. 0n the dome of the capitol. nearly
”feet above the urmiml. is n gorgeous
display of lllcflililh‘m't'lll lltlllltt arranged so
u to make the “recline. "Welcome, U. A.
R." The principal Mr-‘vlsflflifiltlma hon-4w
Ind I'FSlllllflm‘B Ill't'. lilillll-muwly thrpnnuwl
There is ulrendy n wt 2 large crowd in at-
tendnnce. Today i’n Mont llarriwuwill
be present, and fl l- expected that the
largest crowd ever :iuvinblml in the state
will be in attendance
A “doc-led I.‘D1I'r'fl Deni.
Lvnxn, in, (let. in. LAM niizht near
Clarence, ln., ll yminir mun Inimml hint»
thine drove to the house of Johnson
an,nfnriiier,ninl inviml the lntter’s
(brighter in tulle it drive. She refused end
her father onto-ml Marti-inn from the
premises Mlltllilm the" their ii nvvulvrr
3nd fired, first nt Simon and then ill. n
brother of the girl, in sum: tin-n. both.
Then he shot Mum-If through im- inn-mi,
inflicting fetal injurim, Mllllllllw was in»
tnxlrntml.
A finish for (‘lllmgo'u l’ulr.
Helium. ll), - The llnllrmtznmniitieomi
Chicago ‘vilr‘lI-H lntr i-xliilviw liiI-i been
dissolved. The ri'iisnn ulH-li n. that few
ltlllln houses can- in ~i‘llfl iliqllnyn to
Amerlcnin the “MP of rin- high duties in.
posed by the McKinley Lmll'.
Ila 'Ir-Hl II the l'vlu-I.
Colnssrisormuae lu.— .\i ”w clan.
of the service lit the ‘InflIi-llrnl of Kenm-
MMIII Armenian in the congregation
Ind two shots at the arch priest. Neither
dilelndleutookelut Thomson-clad.
W
0f) ‘
l
rm; LOBD’S smut. ;
v
LEGBON ll, FOURTH QUARTER, INI-
TERNATIONAL SERIES, 001'. 12.
'l‘oxt of the lesson. lab. all. m
00..“ Vernon 19. M01110. Tut. I
00!. II. 2Hmnrncntnry by low- 1!. I.
BIC-ll.-
lcompilod from lawn lint Mb .
mm of u. s lloffmnwdmblhha, ”LN"
pith.)
We 1) many most lute inci-
dents ntbe t days ere the cm n,
and all Hisgmtdlmonm on the Mount of
Olives concerning Ills coining again and
the end of the age, and are brought in this
lesson to His last pnssover with His discl-
plea the night before He was crucified.
7. “Then came the day of unis-vetted
breed when the pullover must be killed."
01', u in the first verse, “The feast of un-
leavened bread drew nigh which is culled
the pas-over." This takes us back to Ex.
xii, where we have the record of the last
night in Egyptian bundles and their do
livennco by the mighty powov of God.
8. “And He sent Peter and John, saying,
Go and pre re us the pas-over, that we
may en ." been: two we have found spe—
cially privileged on several other occlsions:
at the raising of the ruler's daughter
and at the trnnsflgurntion, and we shall
find them again in Gethsemane. Theyalso
are the prominent two in Acts iii and iv in
connection with the healing of the lame
man and the conversion of five thousand.
it. "And they said unto Him, where wilt
Thou that we prepare?” This is us it ul—
wsys should be with it disciple of Christ.
Where wilt Thou? What will. thou! Not
as I will, but in; Thou wilt Thy way, not
Mine.
10. “And He said unto them, Behold,
when ye are entered into the city, them shall
a mun meet you bouriuga pitcher of water;
follow him into the house where be en-
tereth in.” As when He told them by His
omniscicnce just where and how they would
find thenss and the cult and so when Sam-
ucl by the same omniscient spirit told Saul
just. whom he would meet and What they
would say and do (Luke xix, 3i); 1 only. F.
2—9).
reels them. .
11. "And ye shall say unto the good mun
of the house, The Master saith unto thee,
where is the guest chamber. where Ishall
cat the pansovcr with my disciples?" He
not only tells us when and where to go and
how to act, but He also tells us what to
say. in the gospel by John He very often
speaks of Himself as sent by the Father,
and not only so, He says the Father gave
Him a commandment what He should say
and what He should speak (John xii, 49).
So when He sends His disciples He tells
them just what to soy (Mutt. x, 7, 19; Luke
xix, 31). When the prophets were sent
forth they, too, were specially instructed
to speak only the Lord's message (Jer. i, 7;
Ezek. ii. 7; flag. i. 13). And well would it
be for all preachers and teachers if they
were always the Lord's messengers, speak‘
ing the Lord‘s message.
12. ".‘ill‘l he shall show you at large up-
per room furnished; there make ready."
Forget not in >211 the but \ crse that He must.
enter the house as master, and see again
‘the oneness of Christ and His disciples.
“Father, i will that those whom thou hast
given me be with me where I am” (John
xvii, 34). Here is a willing owner of a
house; it looks as if he must be a disciple;
be will offer is large furnished room, and do
it cheerfully. Are our homes aschcorfull'y
placed at the .‘lasler's dispose], and is every-
thing excluded from the home that. He
would not like?
13. “And they went :uid found as He had
said unto them; and they made ready the
pmmover." Prompt and checfiil obedience
is our part as His followers.
ll. “And when the hour was come, He
sat down. and the twelve ermtles with
Him." With God there in ll. time for every.
thing, and He is never too first nor too
slow. “When the fullness of time had come
He sent forth His Son. " "He has appointed
a day in the which He will judge the
world" (Gui. iv, 4; Acts xvii, 31). Many
a time they tried to tulle Jesus to put Him
to death, but they could not touch Him till
the appointed time came, and then He gave
Himself into their hands. As to our salve,
tion, the time is now; today, if ye will hear
His voice: the hour now is. when they that
bear shall live (Isa. i, 18: ll Cor. vi, 2;
Heb. iii, 15: John v, :5).
15. “And He said unto them, With de~
sire l have desired to eat this powever
with you before i stiffen" or, as in the
margin, “1 have heartily desired." We
think of Him at the pussover, til: the age of
[Build at the first. pnswver of His public
ministry. We look away back to the first
passover in Egypt. and think of the one in
the wilderness, and at Gilgal,and the great
ones of Iliackiuh and Josiah and Ezra; but
this one which lie desired so greatly to eat
with them was the greatest of all, for it
was the fulfillment of all, and He who now
ate it with them wns on the marrow to be
Himself slain, tltu grunt. ante-type of I“ the
pusovers that. were ever kept, the true
Lamb of God in whom alone is redemption
and deliverance from the great oppressor.
16. “For I say unto you, [will not any
more one thereof until it be fulfilled in the
Kingdom of God." if He is the inn:
Paschal lamb, and Iii-i death about to be
accomplished. the fulfillment of all the
types, then what is this that He says sbimt
n fulfillment in the Kingdom of (loll? If
the church is the Kingdom, on so many
teach, and the Kingdmn has already come,
then let some one who no believes plea-e
explain this verse lint if the Kingdom is
postponed till ills "atom. on He taught in
chap. xix, li-ll’»; nml if at ills return there
is to be u grout. gathering of Israel, from
all the corners of the earth, as Ill the
prophets teach; and if It shall be according
to the days of their coming out of Egypt
(Mic. vii, 15), then it seems to me all plain.
11. “And He took the cup, and gore
thanks, and said, Take this and divide it
Among yourselves."
l8. "For l any unto you. I will not drink
of the fniit of the vim- until the Kingdom
of fled shull come." 'l‘hcn shall all land's
fest do '5 become joy and glorious em!
t’liwflu feast», Tin-n the remained of the
hon] shall return and come to Zion with
songsnnd everlruwin joy u n their heads.
They shall obtstn oy unlrglodneso, and
serum and iii hing nhull flor- away.
10. “And In look bread and a"!
thanks, and broke it, and eve unto
them, saying, This in My in l’ which It
gilvsn for you, this do in remembrance of
e." Having lu- t the nwwcr He now
institutvon new cent which we call The
Lord‘s Supper. or The Communion.
an “ldkewiso also the cup after supper,
loyl , This on is the new testomeu in
My llilood whic lashed for on." in the
limo senile that. He is llwa om, the true
vine, the liv‘ln brand in that sense only in
the bread all wine lilo body and blood,
and We partake of each in mteful remit!»
bnnceof "in sufferings or “an!
we bacon memlnn of "in boil], and
(”ne'entdduf "ill coming when? Iii-ilk!”
u « cite-M. It w II
II"?! this of the wine. think of “W
for Inland prey to be such i
that we simif be will“! to no!
our tontlmony with our blood, loving
our “9. Into the death.
So now knowing all things He df- -
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