Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 29, 1890 · page 2

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I .oliday Photographs

BIPORE THE RUSH.

9.3 North.
HATS!

Fall Styles.

11: Ill gluten ml colors at

Still and Soft Haiti-1.51m Huts.

Boy's HIM Ind Caps, Crud! lists for mob and
boys. Nam; molt lint! for ml- n at

KNAPP’S,

91 Washington St.

Puucular attention ,Iuld I0
Fixing, Cleaning um! Ironlng4

 

 

 

Prrrrrsr lint.

Ir ore going to buy a ngc for your kitchen
this ,Ind nut lhc

Boot and Lowest Price

callou Inc. [have the exclusive ngency (or the

( cicbr Itcd

“PRIDGRESS RANGE, ”'

made-t. home bythe Saugntuck iron Works Co.
mahyrpechlursngcmems with 1:1 In I can not

tibial-due article at the price or lighter cud
hustler ones. 1 marine. every one to be

THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER

lltbwnml :11de refund your money in rue
a! any comm-tn: Ben-.3 we here you mu
m get repairs in an Thonr'r: lime.

“‘hrrrdihrrr

WM. PonnonE,

6-5 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Boom sonwrle. cuss.

lnhhhnh?

ll I'lrrli :I'

lit. 4 Water Street, llrnall,

Win-rayon canrbmln a 2001 Lurch (or a. small
a. flld Ind anything in the line of Tcmptmnrc
Drinks. Also headquarters for

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Sporting Goods, Fire Arms and Fishing
Tackle at All Description,

Together with II lull line or Dog Nedlclne‘.

NO. 4 WATER STREET,

EOBWA LB.

BOYCOTT
THE OVERLAND Plllllllllll [Ill

I“ you can't do it I. loucuwc wlll deliver I
barrel of

lithium, inn II Parana
FLOUR

‘byon rm, Ill 21mm pnld, for

itifiiallalltlllllll.

“M ”We” to this other» tor the
WM My.

JACOB M. LAYTON

“shill-n- mum-er
d -Plu.-‘ mug: Accident.

8001‘“ “NFL Mi. CT.

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IN LATEST STYLE.

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LADIES’ CAPES

From $1.49 to $350,

a great sacrifice. To

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84 WASHINGTON ST.,

SOUTH NORWALK. CT.

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45 WHY AUGll'l‘ 1 TO BE 'l‘lIANKFUL? $55

45 BKCMiaI I CAN BUY A‘I'

45MOORE & HARMAN’ 83

TI]! V KEY 3331' 12A
45 Till FINEST SWEET CC.
T038 FOR 10c PER CA3.
CANS RAMON FOR "" Ic'l'
A VARIETY 0? (WHEN 0
DUB (OFFEE, WE All! (I
CAUSE WE HAVE Yl' Pl“
[NO ITS FRESHNESS. ll
AND HAVE BUTTER THAT
"AVE OTHER BARHMNS '1

23 MOOR'

2% North Main
45 45 45 45 4

HEA

We hove two new limiter .

Tilt llfl'l'llll l
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801'“ !
ESTIMATES GIVES

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2; feet by in inches,
ordcr, at

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av Store.

GIVE ‘l

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Norwalk bym

What have not he“ dotted

Fill, (linen, than, Sal

SCALL()I’S

Pm 'l'mlo cm», hm

linen, Pm Verna-t Maple 5

Imperial “rupee, Pickled t

tan Marlena-Ind “on
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make room for Holiday Goods.
seem strange that we should pack them
away just in the height of the season, but it
is business every time with us
make more money out of the space they!
occupy than ch Inn thronrrh them.

perfect blood purifier only 756“"

Yes, that is what we need. Furthermore,
we are going to have it——only, however, at

make room for our

Christmas stock, “which is to be the largest
and most complete line ever shown in South
N orwalk,” we are going to sell every

cloak and outside llarmenl

of every description at cost for the next 10

pack. them away to
It may

We can

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glinlfllE’l‘ [ll-MK, Jllllli‘l' ll KISSES GARMENT;

my description the present is the time
my it and the place Is the

SOUTH NORWALK

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wnsmneron STREET.
A H 0 M E%

*Al 10 Per Cent. less

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1 Than Cost.

l llnvinv bought the cast I-Ily

iparr I-l IiII- \lIIIIlm \er

{Irornasrn All I .n.-. .,,, “I";

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IlIIts IIII \\ II.-Ilw:rrd :Iw IIuI- II
,BI- " (ill [II r lrnnl lIIIIl Illd the?

ilulu IIII anndcs ;IvIrIIuI:

i$lllilll [lr't' ”will land.

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To murh plerllllf-l’r wh I will
build within tum years, i will
pay Ill per cent. of the trust c:l
the lllbllrilt‘ on tha-
$l,5llll.
lends from Woodward :IvcnnI-
The

on lmwnden avenue will he

:Illlnmrl (ll

Lowrnlcs :IVI~IIIII3 Irx-

lo the water. writer from
given In the city for the "H!
of its citizen It is the only
slrcr-l in thr- rily that has
water front.

These lob; are all level and

in their location on the rm- one.“

‘or Ihc water. Select your lot.E

at once and get first choice.
Maps and full information at
,rnwn tr connr DENS or
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dry. There In only II choice"

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65 NORTH MAIN STREET,

fillll'l’ll NORWILK, - CONN.

 

""le rum up I

Carriage Repository

M 65 North lulu street. 8 am Romain I desire to
all the Ilwmlou o! the public to the fine line I
have to select Iron. Them W-gons ore or the hen-II
mu, rumored And lnclmlo the leading stylus or

Hurreys, Buggies, l’haetons.
Concorde. Spindles, Road
Curls, Business Wrzcons,
brocery and Milli

cnnnuer nerunnii; rnonrnv
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. McLEAN.

 

USE I)“. 01‘ \lG'B

lririral Kilroy Itllll Linn Urn:

Crown Pin-ten and I’m».

The r uh: the onl Sale lie-medic. to use 'or those
who I t leb llrt- divs nivemzc, LtveI Comelnmund
Urinary Afl'ccriunu Uuiy [how gm pared In the
our roan In: the Grim. final I. :uuy kidney
rm lmr I‘m rim ml run»: you Io pnrrrtl
mum.

 

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l'rnlg VII-Iltclnc Cm. l’auunlr. N. .I.
who A'l'

lPlalsted‘s Drug store.

i up” South Nor-hulk.

 

Coughl.(:olds Influenza Bronchllls,
lloaruneu. Whooylng Cingh, ,CIaup.

EURE mil, Alli! In. and very miter {on of the

lhroal, Lungs and Chat indudmx Consumption
"pec-ly and permanent. l. std {or fit 1y years.

FILES. HUMORST

WHILE: a. salt Rheum and all
[Mu-nu- of the skin and Blood are cured by

FOWLE'S ”LE and HUBOR CURE.

L? on

’Il'tltltllllrlilll. mm. to.

ill llnrray St, the York City.
Steel Skain Farm Wagons,
farm Carts, Railroad Carts
Read Carts, Utility Darts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaetons, Sumys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.

'73:.1 3332:2139 to Saul; Denim 13.1”»...mmn,

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The are the urticln that Will lute
you ur Wagon. hue n worl Awnde
npnution no lo qunluy, style and finll'I
None Superior. Street 8 rlnklen. We

; have the but Strut Spr nklcrs in the
.v'urld. Allo have the nearest and bolt
‘mrnl Milk Wagon! in New York. -

“Scemg lS Belrevmg

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‘fgf.

evcrmalr lI
drn'uol old. "
dcrlullamzv' A

lhlnqnql - . ‘-
Hun tl-"u SI, .
more I’II‘F' i ll. . . ., 1:
ntlml ’15:. hr III-I 1’
, ‘Il1i'z/
\ r '
It t\‘:( «:Stero”

And with it rim» I-I I ' ~ ~, In .Incll.
yr Inuit-H. III u.» ',; ,I 'lll _ .IIIr-wcntmg.
noclbmbmg up oi the lien , III ‘tnntrums"
nor nnuoynnce of hi 3/ lnmt, rnl it never
and: trimminy. ll; twe- -~. no.1 reservoir-I
be) rough rel nl I: run. (”r-l II. II. with un-
ml nit ltlu abanrurrly unbreakable.

nut-roman: III: .I 1-1.

Only an your! on and II r n- I ”yum. :2,
warm,» Mun. I: mun b «(zoom-m n
III-lo Nth I Idling Inrcun. Ind-Id i ll.

Mumps rrnyum-u and b mp. mny n, bui
(be "Rncbnur" old: I“! on forever We
make over 1.000 on ".1 r. valifllnl Hnugln
and “(Able 1.4mm. .IIIcur-t 5'. My, Vase an
Plum: Lump. every lulu-i l.» Bronte, Por-
ulhln. EruI,Ni(kcl and llludh W Iouyhi Iron.

Ali the lamp dellrr for it. I oak for the
hat-mum clamp: " lrm l'm m - -. rn " ll be
hm’tlhcrmul I Rochulu I n l the style you
want. or" no LI'W‘I mI um: to near. lend to ul
(or In. llluotntc misln- ye Inna reduced
Ego-ll") and we vull box and and you my

i7 by "pun, right to your door
MEMBE LAMP (70..
49 In: Place. New York.
mud-o1 ommnmocmmmm
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Euro:-

(Mild), SILVER, Nlt‘ KEL

t and all Elude of Oxydlml

iPLA-rING
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Don-It

:49 litter Street Brill llrrnll

Aural-glued hon-lumrlmtonlm.
m? 1 use or mm are lelnlrhl

i 7 mime! :3: vi. 0-. 3m.
’- more II, ”an: I».
m nib-trot Rep-Mug“.

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The Dynamo Is Ready.” Sing
' Sing Prison.

1'0 BE KILLED LIKE KEMMLEB.

no Doomed DIIII 0n- lle Executed by
Electricity by Warden III-null at Any

‘ 'l'lm Arm Midnight on Sunday—Wood
l'uwl "In Time In Prayer.

Sure Slim. N. Y., Nor. w.~Nexl week
New York’s second test at the electrlcldo
law will take place in Sing Sing prison,
and in vlew of the horrible scenes that. were.
alleged to have occurred when Wllliam
Kemmler paid the death penalty. the sec-
ond candidate tor the lutal current is now
the cynoaure of all eyes. The unhappy
mtch is the colored mun, Joseph Wood,
who killed Charles Rudiu near shaft No.
won the new aqueduct, New York city, in
April. 1888. Wood is only 22 years of age,
end warns nppnlled at the terrible law
which nwnitn him. Helms-ms his time in
prayer, for Warden Brush, 01 Sing Sing
prison. may in his discretion [is any hour
alter midnight. IIl Sunday for his execution.

I'm“ All Help.

Wood i- I-nc oi the most. interesting
criminals ever sentenced in this commun-
ity, and the crime [or which be antlers was
one of the most common place imaginable,
being nothing more than the simple shoot-
ing of a negro dcspcnulo with whom he had
quarreled.

His lawyer, R. J. Haire, 01 New York
city, made a desperate tight in the courts
to have his client's life, but one judge after
mother decided against him, and now
Wood’s] case seem-I hopeless. The con-
demnedman realizes this. When asked
today by KI-vpe'r l'ommughlon if anything
could be (lone. for him, he replied, sadly;

“No, sir; l mu pn-It anything that can be
done [or me new. “

Three lithe-r Murderers Heard lllm.

ills conduct is consistent with this lau-
gungc. He spends nll 0! his time on his
knees nt his bedside or in earnest conver-
sation with good Father Crednn or Sisters
Angelica and Dominica. who are with him
during most of his waking hours. His re-
ligions fervor is growing greater every
hour. Yesterday bis prayers were so loud
that Slocum. Tram and Mellvnlne, his
three companions in the death house,
plniuly heard every word.

Trans and Slocum were visibly affected,
l‘ut young Mcllvnine, the murderer oi
Grocer anca, only grinned sanlouically
and scented to mmidcrcd it all a very fine
joke.

All Arol‘lnael) Guarded.

All the condemned man (”'8 guarded so
closely that they are not allowed to use
even a knife or I‘m-k when thcyent, but
simply use a spoon, which they are not nl~
lowed to keep alter their meals. Wood‘s
food consists of heelstcnk, merit stews,
onions. bread, com-c rind almost anything
else he takes n hurry to. His "rents are
cut into line picccs and he is carefully
\vmchcil while eating {or fear (lint he may
attempt to choke himself. lleis alsoal-
lewud to “nuke. The suit which he will
went when he sits in the chair of death is
all ready, but has not been presented to
him yet. It consists of n dnrk coat, vest.
and trainers,

Electricians Are Punk-d.

There bus livi'll :1 question raised whether
the thick growth of hair peculinr lolris
race will llllt‘l'il'l'l,‘ with the current when
the Wirc< are :Ipplicd to his head. The
electricimh and experts say that his hair
will be chopped very closely to the scalp,
like It was on {be back of the horse that
wnsinstnurlykillcd the other day. The
scientists hnve not decided yet the manner
of applying the electrodes. Edison‘s sug-
gestion was re npply them to the bonds,
where there would be nothing to interlere
with the I urn-Iii passing throurzh the body.
Electrician ULH'H and Ynnlrnnster Hilbert
have gone met the dynamo and wires
again and ngniu to make sun- (but. every-
thing was. all right. Practically curry-
tbing is ready tor the eloetrocutiun except.
the purliru,r of the Ilenth chnir in the
chnnrber of death, which lllM‘.‘ lllll’ require
very long 'l'licrc is not likely to be any
changeninde in the switcblmcml on ac—
count ol its in u ing Worked so \utislnI-tor
il)’ win-n thew horse was instantly killml
the other d: 1y

“flint Du, “'ill “'oml Die‘.’

The invitations \wn- scnt our yI-srcrdhy.
“’nrrlcll lil'llill refuse-I (I) Innkw public the
llfllllflfl of lbw l\\'t'lll_\’-hc‘1t‘fl man who rrreto
be present, ”fill any» that be will use every
uwnm lll lm yum-r to brown! the details
o! the grim I-wnr Irom beingmndc public.
The newspapers, on the other hand, are
nillklllgrlulull’fllr‘ preparations to outwit
him. and mch of the grant New York
dniliI-n llllri n werinl corrcnymullent hora
laying plum to get lull particulars. it in
prolmblI-thnt \Vnrrb-n Brush will follow
Warden llurxmu’u rxnmplcuml make an
and II! \Vmul’s lilo curly \Vcrlncaduy morn
ing. it may bvn day earlier. but the ln’
dililllil‘ll* rm ._ .‘H‘l' llllli it will lll‘ \Vl'llllll‘fl‘
Ilny "llll‘llt"’ "iltl'l‘ it, i» lIuimn if Wood
will llll‘ IIII t"'fli"l' death in the electric
chair tlnIII Illll linunnler.

KMMIIII' I'Ilull \Vlnl llw I‘tzhL

AIIIvnuI-Irm, .\lII, Nov '10 The Imm-
tnrlul «luv-”m n mu» lIrIIkI-n II} the nomina-
llsm III-l \lutum of James l, High, in
joint I», (ml: Itise m «uluu ’l'lu- content mu
lbelungi l IIIIl IIIIM rleturIIIiIII-Il in HID
lllntnr)‘nl willie politics. Punk‘s nurnlnw
lion mu wvun-Il by llll' wrtlnlrnwnl o!
“'nth IuIIl Kulb. 'l'hu frlNldm IIl llwu
cnuIliIlnlm lllli‘nlhl- to n Innu \chII to Pugh.
'l‘lIlrty-mw IIIllIIIII ware trlkrn ln nll,the
lnnt ulmulmx Pugh, 91; I" my, 'l'l

\ Trrrllii llymunllo rcpt-Minn.

hm Kl‘tlll r. N. Y, Nm, .\ terrific
both-r nml It) nnIuIIII explosion took place
on the ’l‘runk HllWI'l’ in thr- Fll‘h’l. ward
yrstcnluv. Him-rd Manning. 33 ymrg
old, nm- II! the work "It‘ll, was Mllwl and
ll. You New, the engineer, was anIly lu-
jurt'd. How-ml olhcn bml mmnw Iwrnpes.
Purl: M the huge engine were thrown
hull n mile. nub plum tearing its why into
a brick bun-m n quarter of n ruth- dlamnt

In.

A. Imvractlrubl- I‘un-Amo-rIr-n Hebe-n.
Wnsnrxmuv, Nov. w.~-t-'-I»cn»tnry Win-
dom hm written a letter to Secretary
Blaine ntnlingllrnt lt la lIIIpruI-IiI-nble to
adopt, the mclrir system at weight and
Inc-Mme in commercial Intercourse be-
tween the United States and other Amari—
cIm npnbltm. an recommended by the In-
mmrlrmnl A merlcnn conference

....‘A.

More “at" for [50,000 People.
lammrr, Nov. W.~—A mIIIIlIII-r of our
plann- ol cotton splunm and other work
on in the mannlmnn ol cotton goods
Incl-n Oldlmn and decided to mine the

 

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Lesson Ix, FOURTH QUARTER, lu-
TERNATIONAL stares, um. 30.

Text of the Lesson. Lulu uh. I. l!-
Commlt Vene- GAL-Gull!!!) Text. I
Cor. If. "-0» ~f'rrmmontary by 30'. D. 31.
Steam»

[Compiled tr IIu unison "0- [1-3er
Inn-mm of ll 5. n-Immn mulch-rul’ld’iadul
PM“

1 “New upon the tlrst day a! the week.
very curly lnthe morning, they (was unto
the scpulchc: briuiiing the spices which

t'he) bud lIerLllcil, under 1min otbmw‘lth

them.” Un Friday afternoon Hill body
wrapped in linen, with nbunt u hundred
pound weight 0! spices which Nicodemus
provided, wzur by him nnIl Joseph of Arl-
mntbm laid in Joseph's new tomb. where.
in was never mun yet laid (John xix, 38—
42). According to Matthew and Mark,
some of the Women of Gnlilec who fol.
lowed llim, Iuinistcnng unto Him, saw
Him die on they stood afar all, or ’
rather were standing Mar 0!! when He
died, and also saw where Joseph and Nice
demusburicd lllm. Then they returned
and prepared spices and nintments and
muted the Sabbath day according to the
mmmnmlrncrrt (xxlii, 5th, These are they
who come so early to thc sepuleher. With
sad and horny henna they come to add one
more kindness to the many which they
hnvo nlremly bestowed on Him whom they
loved so well lie will no doubt give them
full credit for nll their loving kindnels.
but if they; luul only believed Him they
would have been spared this labor und'ex-
pensc. Wenftcn mean well in our desire
to scrvc Him, but like these Women do
much lrnitlws work because of unbeliet.

2. “And they found the stone rolled
away from the scyulcher.‘ Theysaid as
theyczmlc, “V ho shrill roll us away the
stone from the door I)! the sepulcheri'
(Marl; xvi, 34 But they lind that dlfilculty
removed Irl't‘ they come to it.

3. “ Amt rim cuteml in and found not
the hull) of the Lord Jcsns.‘ Putting the
l'r'UUHin together. it. would seem
l;I;.;Il.Ileuc “as them-nth) find

. :I‘?‘ mnptynnd the stone rolled
away, till-l Ill-'1: she, too, was the first to
tell Peter and John (John xx. 1, 2). Then
it would bt‘t'lll that the other women came
and semen ungI-l sitting upon the stone
which lInIl been rullcd away, and also an
angel sitting in the scpulcllcr, and that:
each told them In ,1ch and lcll Hi5 disciple;
that He was l'lri‘ll l Mutt. xxviil, 2, 7', Mark

xvi, :3 Mary; Mogdnlone seems to have

lingcml alter the others, so blinded by

grief and tours that! alu'ellllcl' did not. know
that it was nugols who spoke to her from
the tomb. m- IliIl nu: can: to know; neither

dill sin: know .ie-i-ls himself when Ha first.

spoke In her Inn :1 He called her by name.

SII lIlirI Hun . IIIIlIIHlI'Hing grief

\Iyl it I- mm. In pass as they were

Inmh l ’ ml slum-Wont behold two

nun i-wl II; tbcmiu shining; garments."

'l'lu-sv :m» pmhzlbi) the some two men-

tinlml by Multh .' and Mark. Jesus sent.

the hO\'Clll_\',l\VlI.LLl'l two before Him (Luke

x, h; the Sgrli'lt «:2: lm'tlr l’nulnnd Barna-

brunthcu l':-.IIl :Iud Silos. Barnabas and

Mark I "t'l\ xiii. '.'; xv. il‘J, 41" in the be—

ginning of the church‘s history, and also

in Jesns' last days, we read of Peter and

John us t’I-llIIv: laborers I Luke xxii, 8; Acts

lib); i'I', I'm, 5': Illw m- olten rind the

angels two together, n»; whcn two accom—
panied the Lord to visit Abram and two

appear-ml :It the user-ruin" (Gen. xviil, l, 2:

Actsi. 1m.

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cvcrm-Irif ‘ In. I I .E: \' I \‘I’clearn
from thw Ila-I- : .. “in; Nurses fear
and turn In: . . . r-l The rcmr‘»
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furwurmm. . ,, I-I hm the Li’j'.t!l{ limb».
IIIIIlIEI-.:ll.. Int... 1;.1- :ll ,.I\vcr In heaven
and warmth. u .I'J 5.2.}. \, “l"mrthou nutJur
I :un with ttw- ' 'l'lII-I'I- it n \hml here.
inn, {01' [how \- ‘l‘l HIIIII. tun llllll:ll of the
spot when the III-Irml ball»; (if our loved
ones are lmtl, llntlrrt ir'i us look up (0
when the} : 1-- ”tr... and well, if who that
they have ‘lll :l i.l ('llz’bX.

I. "llI- rm In», but in .iwn: cement~
lIIr llll\\' llI- simm- nut-I you when He was
yet 'in thzlllI-u' ll nolzld not do I‘m-unto
say of our IlI .‘I ill ('i M that they are
risen. for “ I'I-lV-Iu M the bodygand
the body rIIIIui; l‘i in (.I. ,_I".I\'I- till the m
urrw IiIm ml the ri-J-Iw I.. -ll’ (becoming of

 

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Chriq; but \u- m..~ t-uIIj, mynnwu look
Eur-I tlu- ;z-;-v. "'l‘l-vw m- not here; they
are \uIt'I (‘i-I . "

I '. mph llu- Sun HI .\1: m must be de-

liHrui irIrII ilu- h Lll/ls rIl ~int’ul men, and
in (In: it‘u-Il llllll IhI third day rise again."
Murry llllu‘.‘ lIIul llv wild the-z.- very words
just lL-I plainly ll.‘ rim-I..- nng-Ilwnow Bald
tln-IutMntr xvi. ‘.’l. xvii, 24;: xx. ll); see
Ill-IIIJIIlIn ii, In, Mun. .\;l. lIII, but Ibeyhml
m-Vr'r lII-lim'o'tl lll' III

n. “.lnIl Ilwy I‘vIIIv-IIbI-I'vd ”it words."
'l'hnt \muhr right lib 1.1 in do. if they
lnul h'llll‘lli'l l wumu.‘ the}; would have
smell liwnrwlvc-n in'lr'I mrruw.

J “Am! l'I‘llll‘ilwl I.--.I Ilu- M:lzlllcht'l’,
ullrl illlllllli (hr-w Mirna», IlII'II the eleven,
Mill in nll iill’ HIM " llcr ll‘tlllll'l‘lllg His
word IIIIILM In l-Ir 'I-ll mimw, and
turns II». nun) LrIIIII 1‘2" Ill'l'l l" minister
Iulln thi- ll‘» int:

lll "it run \l Ir} ‘-l l
qul .\l:II-_., thI- mull - I

 

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“‘UIIH‘H that m .. a. .I I i.l“:.|, “hit I: told
them- thine - it!!!” 13.2 -- wtl «- " .lrmrd-
high: ”It “will «If!‘ .I.I L, |-- lllltll kl)’
ulIIl lrll llI lib-115d - II . liI i-III u from
tiwrlrml," "IlII-) I‘ l with b Iruntl
urn-n in). lllltl Ilir.‘ l-i l I 7 lulu , lllnrlls—
l'llrir'~ mml." ll '.Il‘ll l‘llli Jun» met
them and WM, "it out ..l'..Ii'l. KI ull my:
‘m‘thrI-II” l.‘-I:ll‘. -‘x'H-. i 'W. 'llm ex

IlIlIirIrl' _I in the
wine II! I :w crun-
.lvr-¢, zvlril . lllllflfll
InIIn' In detail.

phnmtlun «It um ,
vnrimra gm (mm . .. ..
glyliuta rvl!“tlllill"l,’2‘ III-1
giro n n-I‘lnm ilrm ’ll‘ itmn.
lerl- urn nu (“trilll'mllll‘l ir-in,

ll. "And tlrvir “gr-l». w I'm-.1 tn them M
lllll' ttrlvw‘. IIIIIl lbw: iI.'llA“-'I"l them not."
l’uul brI-nrhwl .lmm Imd Ilw rcnnrn-clion
ill Alln-nn‘. «mul- III'I.:l-.~--I, .Iml ollwrn sold,
\V‘e will hmr thee Irwin nl’ this "meter.
“Io-n In Home he pm" iml lin' limp!!! a!
the Kingdom, mum in” WM! and unnumbe-
llcwyl nut IAN-I ~2ii, 4:; \vv‘rii, ‘33, H).
“.I‘nl’l‘lllifi'ill‘l‘ H -.’I"l to hop!) Milt
in this lli‘r‘lu'" “. who hour “1on
[ml will lit-ll:

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and run unto til.
wrrirlrlII-r.nr.ul -- mire; down he lnbnld
n“- llnru I-l-Itllw laid by llil'ltht'll‘l'V. and
“WOW" u-Iurhring in hlrnxeel! at that
which rm . v wrw- tn 1; I :9," 'l‘hlI-t {5 proba-
bly the urr’rw \IIit :II .hI- lnmb ”worded lll
Jun” xx, It. 2, ur Ii Luv, liwzr l’Ier-r mt

“vict- tn tlxv "V‘llli “-3. .- with Judith!”
Mnry told llwr't, :2 ‘Il war-I'M plum», when k
received :I Iw-I Jltv, i In. - no it)“ the nth.
noun-II. Swan Iivnc . .. \I iwluy ll. up:

mltnl‘-:II.-.LEH;, iltIllW.“
Bl)!“ ”(MIAMI I Mud \‘i '1, in the 90])“ch
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