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With tbs Wind of Janos.
in! by the llomsns.
ssh murmurs nmr'lllblim
him would molt in mutiny
E. Gmmllnson.
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Tull? iridium.
Bill Rearmed to the Committee
Without instructions.
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mum in! m in scum) m.
opp-auto so tho lill to,» is. osssss
and Go lass floss microns-W
“Hummus-mum
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Wunrsoros, uncut—Tbs Dsmocrstlc
matsrlal outbound billlsovsr.
claiming to havs triads
Abs intrrcsto they roprssout.
prom
. 'l‘bccutcosus isiuthonstureoi avictory
for tho Dsmocratio marchers oi thollusucs
columnar. who prspsrsdtbs bill. as it was
rsturnsd to thou: without any instructions
to rush changes.
Immodiotrly sitar tho adjournment of
the canals BouatorsGormsn. Brier, lllll,
‘Snsitb, blurpby, Camdcu sud ans or two
others, who bavo boon known to ho vsry
much opposed to tho bill of tho doom
committsc ss it wss propsrod by the coup
mittsr. hold a consultation. and their stti
their was is dirsst contrast with tho mem-
bers, of tho flushes Minorities.
During tho tbrco days whilo tho tariil
bill was being cousiderrd but one vote was
token, and that but a few minutes bolors
adjournment. This won on a propodtlou
to instruct tho flushes committee to put
iron pro on the dutisblc list without fixing
any rate whatovrr. nnd'this was lost by s
voto of 19 to 17.
Pugh Will I“ Is ”all.
Ssnstor Pugh of Alabama stated thatbo
would not its bound by the action of tho
caucus sud rsssrvcd tho right to support
his motion in the senate. Sevml ssnators
take any more votcs, Muss if senators
did not intend to abide by the action of tho
caucus it put on ‘cud lo the power of the
caucus.
Soon sitcr this Sonstor Voorhocs. chair-
msn of tho iluaocs ccmmltter. mavod that
the caucus adjourn to most at the call of
the chairmu, with the understanding thst
the finance committco should continue its
work on tho bill and rsport it assoon as
possible. it is said that, Senator Brice
passed tbs adjournment resolution to Scu-
ntor Voorbses, with s request. that be
present it. Senator Brion. who was also of
the prime movcrs in the caucus andwbc
during its sessions has had so much to say
in criticism of the bill so my other senator.
sold that. the molt could notbc cousidorcd
in the light of a defeat for thoss who worn
instrumental in bringing about tho cau-
cus. They want into it with not tours that:
one-gum or omblrd of the Dam
of tho senate in accord with thorn. and
they came out. nbouthuslly divided on tho
only proposition upon which thus was any
test whatever. Furtbsv, tbs men who had
called the caucus adiouruad it. The Ohio
senator claimed thot 3 gross deal had been
accomplished in prcsruting to tho commit.
too the ldess and wishes of individual un-
stors upon the will. lie believed it had
been demonstrated to them that. cousin
schcdulos in the bill did not most tbs ap-
proval of a lame number of senators, and
done in n more impressive manner than
could have been done without tbs canals
There hsd been a ircs and lull boaring for
«very senator, and that was a great dos!
mos-c shun many had boon abio to obtain.
lie said every llousocrstic sonata betwcru
now and the limo when tho bill is roportcd
will be accorded a hearing by membsrsol
thr- finance commune.
Col-lus- chins a Victory.
While members of the iinancs committss
are generslly reticent, what they do ssy
sud what their irisnds say indicatas that
they feel tbs: the caucus has multsd lo a
vindication of tho bill which thoy bavc
prepsrcd. and instead of bring instructod
by the caucus they are iras to prosont such
a bill as they think is host suitod totho
principles of the party and tbs noccssitios
of the revenue.
It is claimsd that. thoss who brought
about tho caucus upsctsd to scours votss
instructing the ccmmltlos to placs a duty
on wool, iron ore, sugsr. iumhor, salt and
s number of other articles sud lacrosse tho
duty on sugar and coal. and yst upon tbs
strongest proposition thoy fall short two
votes. it is also alleged that tho caucus
promptsrs endosvorsd to bars tho mom-
hcrs of tho committal bind thmsslves to
shids tho rssult of tho «urns, and yst tbs
man most intorsstcdin iron on auuonusd
that thcy would not ablds the result whats
thsy sustsirsstl doioat.
Opinion scours to hs diridsd as to whstb-
or the cnmmltlss will now soaks any
changes. The lmpnsslon is that sows
changaa of a minor natnro wlii'bs mods.»
well so some concussions m when
tho demands havoboon morally int slid
wbsrs the chops will nocsssltato oth-
rrcbangas in tho bill. Tbsssnatsssswsvs
lrrought out in the soul-rams hold with
senator Voorbrsa whils the sraats wns in
session At that mass Santos Voorhsss
talksd about sugar. lls sold his constitu-
snts might sustain bins in voting s duty
on sugar Muss its fall toward holdu-
asbsdid towardsurlghbor.sadibo My
not sustain him to voting to sir-tbs m-
at trust auyadvaotags ovor tbs product's.
llswculd liko to grass “sun-walrus
toil» bout-Mos stators. but could not
.losass tbs Bsptlst. 1m the
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at. once declared that it would be useless to of
19 WWI It. “a Milk."
loos-I of as soon as pas-ibis. our wan:-
bsroithsoowsllitsossaid hscxpsctcd that
tho bill would In My» the full com-
mittss by Saturday. slforts will la
mods to got it into the scum curly nut
'rbs llspublicsus look upon tho result of
tho caucus saw at distinct sdrsntogo to
than: sod possiblo disastcr to tbs bill. It
is thouailt that tbs strongtb which tbs op-
pousuts of tho nus-ms bars shown lodl.
wtos tbst tho bill will sttbsr b! rsdlcslly
in tbs crusts ortbatltnaaybs
‘ . probabilitlss are that tho Douro-
trsll‘c opposition maybs vrry lunch libs
limb in tho hours. making s grcot show
row in ordrr to sscurs conossslous. but in
tho sud will molt away and tho hill pass.
llaad‘s 0m. “astral
WWIIMM. March l.--'l'bc deadlock
in tho'bouso was broken after two wcclts
crush tho dilbustors and bring the bill to
s dlrsct vote silos two hours of additional
dobsts. Although Mr. Blond sccurrd
votos wbsn tbs dosdlock was broken (sov-
sralssstorn Democrats, including Messrs.
Cummings. Clancy sud Magnet of Now
York Ind Dunn of Now .lorssy. rsfusiog to
sot with tho filibusters). Messrs.
Doolittla, Aitkon, Ellis of Dragon and I.»
try, lupuhllcsns, stoppsd voting in the
out vote, and the pravious question on
lilo adoption of tho order won only sus-
taiosd'bypns mars than a quorum.
When it cum to adopting the special or-
dor. Hours. Bowers. Lucas and Pickles,
Republicans, and Dunn. Dcmocrst, sgnin
ioiud tbs siiont bost.sud the quorum was "
loot. only us members responding to their
cm
The light will he resumed again today.
and il a quorum is secured on tho adoption
the order a rots on the passauc of the
bill cannot be prcvsntod. Mr. Blond be-
ilovcsit will bsvc s majority oi from 6 to
lo votes.
The scustc hold a two hours' session. the
whole of which was given to a speech by
Senator Frys in opposition to President
Clovslaod's llswalion policy. After it short
motive session the senate sdjournrd
TRAGEDY m A HOTEL
fits/bu lot-bi Iboota an Actrcss and
' no. this mus-Ir.
I’l‘l’rslcuo, March l.-E. J. Mcxnbbmhn
last year pitched lor tbs Baitimors bssov
hall team, shot and lstally wounded Mrs.
ll. hi. Rockwell and then turned the re~
volvsr on himself and coded his own exist-
sncs instantly. ’i'bs trsgsdy occumd in
tbs Bolol Blflol, opposito tbs city hall, this
city. whsrc HcNabb and tits womsn had
arrlvod 'l‘ussday night. roglsming ss ll. J.
McNabb and wife.
Mrs. Bockwsll. who is a daughter of F.
1. Mil, apromiucnt man oi Braddock.
Pa, visited lur parsnissnd returned to the
hotol. hidisbb followod bar to their room,
and shortly altorward shots were heard.
The door was brokon in by the hotel peo-
ple, whsn both were found lying on this
door covered with blood. The woman wss
conscious sud said McNabbbad shot her,
but gavo no rsaaou for tho (load. The mur-
dcrrr bod shot his victim twice in the cock.
firs-Db shot hints-ll in the mouth sud
was dead when entrance to the room was
lorcsd. ills body was taksn to the: morgue,
sud Mrs. llockwsll is now in tho Homeo-
ic hospital in s vsry critical condition.
physicians say she hits scarcci y any
charm for rocovsry.
Mrs. Rockwell is ill) years old. tlw wife
of ll. E. Rock'wcll oi scuttle. Wash, who
is preshlcnt. and sscrotary of the Pacific
and Sorthwostrrn Baseboll loague. She has
bssusruombcr of tho ”Alvin Joslin” com-
pany for the past year and in ifllt‘m'n on the
stop as locus Kellogg.
Xchbb was sigucd for the coming sou.
son with tho Grand Rapids club and bird s
Wugiuturs. ills horns was at Mount
sraou. 0. As yet no roason for tho dou-
bls shooting has horn lsarnsd, but it is
morally bsiisvsd that the couple were sl
most penullus and that Mchbh took this
means to sud all their troublcs.
Comm l'lowr 0." Way.
FLINT. Mich. March l.—liytlw lwoabiou
at s plotiorm at linden w propi- lsll 15
fast, and a scars wsro seriously injured.
although nous fstslly. 'l'bs trisl of s wheat
scaling can wss in progrsss in 'l'lcknor's
ball. which is imstrd on tho rivcr bank.
and tho psopls crowdad tho plstlorm.whlch
hung partially ovrr the river. thn the
on log trostlo gsva way. ssvrnl rs»
injury by failing Into tho- rivsr. irom
w icb tiny wars rsacuotl.
moving Poopls In his».
ass Anon". “in, March I,—'l'lis sisrv’
pcopls oi fitsr county liars nosivsd
mpsrstlvriy slight ssslstarm in mm
to tbsir appsal to the world for help. Many
raids! bsvs boon dsasrlod. and a numb"
oi loath- irons starvstlon bars occurrsd.
I'bs county islitrraliy buruad up. sod wa«
for for dons-tic ptirposss must hs hsulrd
long dlstaocss.
“pilot-u Valid Away. 1
(suntan. ll. in limb tmwm has
HIM bars that lbs ilgbtbtmss on (lard-
s land had boss wsrbsd swaysuxi
our of tho mahmwlodfl 'l'hs
tight "ported to vs toy was
its north sad of tbs long ssody mu rs»
from Gordon's island.
8,0. Norwulk. coon.
MISCBEIITSV IT “BEE?
House Shattered by a Bomb in;
I ' Lancaster. Pa. '
1mm ron m cm csuowr.§
his. Was Boss to 'l'hnw s flasplslslbtslrdI
i
on tho fossil and non ass—hploslou‘
lutunatoly Was lat Fatal-«Imam
Attempt at Arson In condos». I. J.
Mllfillb’llill. Pu, March l.—Au attempt.‘
wss mods to blow up tbs privstc residence
of Dr. J. E. Baker, one oi tho most promi-
nsnt physicians oi this city. Adynnmltc
bomb ms the weapon used. A portion of
the porch surrounding the residence was
torn away, and the iron fence surrounding
it wsts bent and twisted. 'l‘hc bcsvy piste
glass windows were shattered, while with-
in the parlor the pictures were destroyed
sud other damage» wrought. "
The family w asleep, and the sleoprrs
wcrc almost 1 terniiy shaken outof their
buds by the force of the ex plosion. ,
Tbs house is located on South Lime
strcct. in one of the quietest residence urc-
tlons of the city. Tho: rcsidcnee of Anar-
ney General licnscl is located less than
half It block away, and the police station is
also not for distant. The whole neighbor-
hood was terribly aiamlcd by tho explo-
sion, and the street was soon thronaml
with excited citizens.
hi Ilsa Inn Throw It.
Lntbcr S. linsslcr. nclerk in the inter-
nal revenue oilicc, who was on his way
home, ssys he saw u luau pass under the
gas light opposite Dr. Mel's 'rosidexm
and s moment later noticed that the light
had been extinguished. He saw the maxi
stop at tho porch sud strike a match. as if
to light it cigar. lie thought nothing of
tbs occurrence and watched the man as he
disappeared down an alley adioiniug ilr.
Baker's rcsidcnce. "
As Mr. limiter npproscbcd the house he
was startled by a flash. followed instantly
by s terrific detonation. Somsthing struck
him in the leg. from which it tore u por.
tiou of the skin. This was undoubtedly a
small piece of the exploded bomb. An-
other lraguurnt was buried against
Incidence of Ur. Frsnh Muhlcruburg, liv-
ing over a block away. This wss found to
ha is small [loco of iron gaspipc, with a
double screw attached. Other houses in
tho neighborhood wem rudely shaken. and
tho inmates hurried into the street, think-
ing there had born on curthqushr.
it. iscvidcnt that the miscresnt who at-
tomptcd this deed mus sitber not. iamiiisr
with explosives or did not take time to
properly place the pctard. lie must have
thrown it upon the porch liter lighting
the fuse. Had it been placcd underneath
tho porch, it would hsre demolished the
building. This is the third dynamite out-
rago attempted in this city within the past
month, but thislncidrut is by far the most
serious in its results. No possible motive
for the deed can be advanced. and the po-
lice attribute it to n merciioudish desire to
injure the sleeping occupants of the house.
A llystorlous loos-diary.
(V'slllllrs. N. .7., March i.«—Twn attempts
to burn the residence of Edward Hayden.
at Fifth and Mount Vernon streets. were
mods by unknown parties. Mrs. Haydon
noticed o smell of coal oil. When she
opened the from door. she found tbc’ woul-
work sbout the door blazing fiercsly. The
other mombrrs of the laurily wars aroused
and thc tinmrs extinguished. The door
sud stops hsd been saturated with all be-
fore the match was applied. While tbs
members of the family were gulbcrcd in
tho parlor talking client they aim second
stumpt vvlts madc. but the lb now won: ox-
linguisbrd brforc they had made much
headway. A watch has been not upon the
hon-o to prevent any furthsr uttcmpls,
Jackson laqust st Ithaca.
l'ruscs. N. \1. March l.~'l‘ho coronsr's
jury in the Jackson also met this morning
at the courthouse. l’olicsnlsu Clapp has
served n anbpmna on Earl I. Diugsns to
s r before the jury. Over 6100 has been
:0 irctcd thus lor among the students for
tho burial fund of Mrs. Jackson. ll tbcrc
rsmolns u surplus aim paying tho burial
expenses, it will ho expended in providing
s monument for the: grove and food and
fuel for tho bereaved family.
Wall Iaowa dbl-ago Won-an Doad.
Clllrslm. March i. «a Mrs. George it,
Grant. tiniluitlar of Fernando Janos. one
of Chicago‘s oldest settlers. «Hall at the m
Manor. oi her father on Prolris avsuus of
nervous pmstrstlon. Hits was widsiy known
as tho organism of tho Twentieth Century
cluhol Chicago and was tho assoctstc of
Marin ilosbkirchell and flir Frederick
Leighton. ... .. ., ,. ‘
hit-r Isa-t What Ila Iota.
1min. Wit. March l.-Jobn Caliu‘
ban. is wall to do farmer of the town of
him}. Kenosbs county. muslin south-
wostoi hm, wss brutally nurdcrsd by u
whim- who dsmsndod Csllsghau’s money
ss bis Ills. Callaghan sold that ho had no
money in tho houss and was shot through
lbs bad. The inqu was caught.
a». M... ... c... m... W... as
Missy! Colours Idiot‘s.
bitsxcsrotls, March l.~ Colonel Wil-
siotu limubam. an rr-smy olilcsraud gov
nudism snout st Park llsplds. fllnu" inn.
in Harrison, committed snicids in his
cg mu. lls shot himssll through
tbs Ilusosial "verses srs suppussd
to bars ssussd tbs sot.
m.“
‘l‘wo Girls Itllad by a filling ‘l’sos.
(tum. Ms. larch l.-Jssss Elicit-
“murmur“ down a trss soar bis
spa bass trolls his two Wars was stand-
log pear. 'l‘bs fslllss ms struck both
grill. killing each... Throid mas bsa br-
coiasiusaus. -
Hot-st lull-I sisal-pi.
blocs nus. slush L-v'l'bs Populism
sous-rm rssrslts out but sdcptsds
Indus-sol ssssrtsgtksn stasis.»
“titanium-Mouths,“ as
fiducrsliulsssrrrlrsl
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H. D. Wolcott,
it, Isis rm.- Ismail. or.
laid!»
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”tamed. «momma? '
Ions Caustic con-soars am: no snot.
nous Piston! la Dino Innis.
Thorn are. no doubt. n good many
worthy psoplc who advise folks against
: shoving talcntuclry, because their typ-
ical Kentucklsn is p blossom nosed firs
color, who goes about with his trousers
stuck into cowbidc boots, o slouch but
staggering over his eyes, s whisky flask
protruding from one pocbct. s rcvolver
from mother and a bowioknifc from the
bootleg. Their rcprcscntstivo lieu-
, iuoklsn bills u soon every morning for
breakfast and goes to had every night
too gloriously drunk to tabo his clothes
at. They/divide Ksntucbisna into two
classes—the horse racers and the loud
lighten. They consult dime novel ac-
counts of the mountain vendcitss so so-
tboritles on Kcutuckylilc, and they ac-
cept and disseminate’ the opinion thst'
Kentucky is .1 good place for a loan of
peaceful inclinations to stay away from.
Another picture of the Kontuckiun.
less uncomplimcntsry, but as an over-
age typo scsrcely less untrue to life, is
that of the old Kentucky gcntlemsn
whoso religion it is to “love u boss and
cuss u nigger, ‘ ' who has highly wrought
notions ol gallantry. wraps himself in
an atmosphere of romanco and chivalry,
worshipa the memory of flcnry Clay,
has no occupation in life beyond swap-
ping stories, playing poker and sipping
mint julnps, and is in all respects a
harmless, kindly, blooming, inane, in-
dolent, boastlul and utterly impracti’
csble member and type of n somnolcnt
satiety.
The fault of the seeker after types is
the disposition to generalize on too
slight s foundation. Such men as them
then) am in Kentucky. Tim loud light-
cr is here, though We have quieted him
by hanging or imprisoning his fellow
outlaw. Ho chiefly lives now in the
impossible romances which space writ-
ers buvo woven about as cowardly is
set of assassins as ever sbulked behind
a rock or fired an nndcfended mountain
cabin. The lino old Kentucky gentle-
man is here. too. and may there be to
him and his peace and plenty in tho
mellow averting of n kindly hie, 'l‘bo
younger sons of Kentucky honor his vir-
tues and um: them when they can. bor-
rowing from his courtly example much
that makes the genuine gentleman. so
much do we love him and honor him
that we are disposed to resont any rude
exaggeration oi his lovely peculiarities
by those who cannot appreciate bin) and
who do not understand that tho quali-
ties which most. distinguish him may
adjust themselves In his sons and grand-
sons to changed conditions of iii’c.»—-
Louisvillo Fourier-Journal.
Drpow's Broiled lobster.
"1 well remember my surprise (mo
night at a bouquet at Deimouico's. It
was a gnthoring oi Wall struat men,
and of course Dopow. was among tho
lot. Ho was the life of the party, and
I noticed hosts very heartily. although
l have imyumtly road that the best
after dinner speakers est nut to noth—
ing when about to speak. But our
Chauncey put down a good dinner. and
msdo his speech afterward in the host.
of form. At the conclusion of tho bun.
quot, and whiin people wow crowding
around him in congrntnlnto him on his
brilliant address, I noticed that a wait—
or entered and handed Mr. ilepmv a
box, done up in a paper. and a minuto
afterward the some waiter brought in
his oven-out. and after assisting Mr.
Dopow into it lmttouml it up. tucked
tho box undor tho Depew arm and held
the door opsu. while the man nut-id»
whistlod for tho carriage.
“l was mystified, but after seeing
the scum thing repeated at several din-
ners i asked for an explanation and got
it. The liundlo was I box, and it com
lsined ll hroilui lobster. which Mr.
Dopow always took home to his wife. At
all the places where ho dined there was
is standing order for u broiled lobster,
to be given to Mr. Dcpcw for Mrs. Dc-
pcw. And no ohsrgo was over undo.
After Mrs. lloiww's death tho lobster
ms broiled and promoted at the door.
as usual. but Mr. Dcpcw motioned it
away. ilo hummer token (mo homo
ainco illr~n.—-—New York Humid.
Tho-as It lookout Mountain.
[in sncodoto concerning General
Georg» ll. Thomas. the boronl ("hicks-
Irumgs. was related by tho lbw. Rus-
srll ll. menll. Ho told it to illustrate
how the valor of obscuro soldiers goes
to swell the form) of the great generals.
“l sst nest "dullli Thomas in a Ton-
nossso train shortly after tho lmttlc on
lookout Mountain." doclsrcd Dr. Cou-
woll. “whorl is crowd of soldiers on the
pistforrn began chewing for ‘tho horn
of lookout monutsln.’ 'Etop that con-
founded noiacl’ indignantly demanded
'l'hotnssoi his sdiutant. '1 don't know
whether those men are in earnest and
making a mistake. or whether they on
saying use. The lsct is, if I bod had
my way, lbs bottle would not bsvc been
fought. When i heard of the proposed
attach. it mood oscoetliugly looibmly.
sud l ordsrsd the plan absndonstl, but
in spits oi me, while i was protesting.
lhonscuhsd storlsdsudcs nrsd thoso
hattlcmsfrts aboro than: 2’ "n-«Pbllo
sdolpbia ltscurd‘ .
Mbnm
Makes thefihnuds soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for n
free sample. ‘
”whammy 80110ou
LESSON ix, FIRST QUARTER, lNTER-
NATiONAL SERIES, MARCH 4.
.. My.-. . .
Test of the “soon. Gen. xsv, ill-Bl-Mom-
ory chs, al-M—~(ioldon Test, Lube
xii. {lacrommsutnry by tho liar. n. ill.
Itonras.
The topic in this section of eight vsrscs
is “Selling the Birthright." Evidently
the committee were not looking for the
richest and mist instructive selections in
Genesis, but we will find something even
bore. 'i'hs intervrning events buvobccn
tho death of Sarah, aged lei—sold lobe
tbs only Woman whom use is recorded in
Scripture-wad the purchase of tho cavcoi
Mochpelnh at. 1mm... asu'burinl piacc
(chapter sxiii). Isaac marries Rcbckab
(chapter xxlv). Abraham dies. aged 115,
and is buried by Isaac and Ishmael. Ish-
mael did! at the ngo of 187. thnllssoc
was 00 yours of age, Jacob and Econ sre
born (chapter xxv, 1—236). and that brings
us to the lesson. '
27. “And the boys grew, and Esau was
is cunning bender. as man at the field, and
Jacob was a plain mun, dwelling in tents.”
Why should the Spirit write“.dnd the
boys grew?” Don‘t all boys growl Yet
the Spirit saw fit to write concerning Jesus
“And tho child grew" (Luke ii, 40), and
at Samuel it is sold. "And lilo child Sum-
ucl grow on,“ “ And Samuel grew" (l Sam.
“.26; iii, 19). The sonic is written of
Isaac. Ishmael, Mom and Samson (Gen.
xx). i.-'. 20; Ex. ii, 10; Judg. xiii, 24).
Why this statement. should he made oi
than: seven ordinary boys and of Him
whoso nouns in Wonderful let wmo one toll
who knows. it. is worthy of mic that the
Old Tmtummt ward signifies to become
great. Nimrod, who built Babel and other
cities (Gen. x, s—iO}. is the only other per-
son spoken of mm mighty hunter. Neither
his record not Esau’s are among the best.
In the li. V. margin it is Enid Jacob was
ll quiet. harmless, perfect 1mm.
~ 28. "Anti Isaac loved] Esau, became he
did eat of his venison, but. Rebekah loved
Jacob." So each of tho parents had their
favorite; mm was father‘s boy and one was
mother‘s boy. This would not tend to
peace in tho household nor to love between
the buvtlwrs. if it. were wrong in their
day. with their comparatively little light,
how much mom in in» coudemucd in the
light. in which we live: Then how bumib
iating to but Imus partial to Esau for his
atomscb's sake! But it. is on everyday
story. in the church at Philippi them
were those whose god was their belly and
who minded earthly things (Phil. iii, 19).
And such may be found today.
29. ‘.‘ And J ncob cod pottagc. (mill-15ml
came from tho lit-id, and he was faint."
The tirst sin was through
good for food and pleasant to the senses
Gen. iii, 6}. The: Lord Jesus. when He
ad lasted 40 (lllysi and was afterward on
bungcrod. was able to resist. the devil, say-
ing, “Man shall not live bythrcud alone,
but. by every word that; proceedcth out. of
the mouth of God" (Math. iv, 2, 4‘). Ho
afterward taught, “Toke no thought for
your lilo \vimt _V'(‘ Hllllli out or what. ye shall
drink." "Labor not for the meat. which
perish“). but for that most. which endur—
otli unto l-vtrrimling life, which tho Son
of Man shall giro unto you (Mall). vi, 25;
John vi, 2?".
80. "And Esau mid to Jacob, Feed tur,
Iprny lbw. with timi- mmcrcd mirage,
for lnm mini. ’I'ln‘roiorr was his numn
cullmi Edam. " Sm- tho margin for tho
meaning of Edam. (inc of the intlmting
things in ”(‘ill'hi‘l is in note words used for
the first time and trace them on through
Scripturv. Alsotho origin of nations, The
wretched origin of tho Moabim and Am-
monitcs is arm in (ion. xix, 30-38, and
now wc have the origin of the Edomitu.
sud you can bflrdly meat. them anywhere
in Script un- without. thinking of the limb
or who was so hungry for red pottogo.
He did not. know the words of our text,
“Tho lilo is more than meat and the body
than ruimi-m ."'
Spirit, “'l‘hc kingdom of (Sod is not. moat
and drink, but. righteousness imd peace
and joy in the lioly “host."
31. “And Jacob said, Sell me this tiny
thy birthright.” What is lovely brother
that. wouldn't. giro his poor, hungry, only
'bmthrr food without n recompense! Ab,
Jacob, you are .1 poor specimen! God's
grace to yuil was wnndcrful. and it is the
same in us. in you Mr sou too oft nur-
srlvrs. From Dem. xxi, 17, we learn that
mitrm in tho birthright was A double
portion of tho inheritance. And from I
Citron. v, :3, we me that tho birthright did
not always full to the first born, for while
Reuben was the first. born tho birthright
becanw Joseph’s.
32. “And Esau suld. Behold, 1 cm at
tho point to liit‘. and what profit shall this
birthright do in me?" Some one thinks it
lsasiihcsalllr‘ilow oxposctlls mymauucr
of lilo! lmsy at. any time be cut oil. My
birthright is of little value and never did
no any good If Jncoh thinks ho can do
mouthing with it. let. him have it. Give
mo ibc poltugoi lath tbc birthright goi"
Or it may he that ho was so faint bo actu-
ally thought he would then din, for after-
ward we llod him earnestly, but vslnl ,
soaking the blessing with tears (idol). 3 i.
is. ll). llow xnsny there on» who say.
What roiltisit ioscrvo God? Job xxi, id;
Mal.ii.il) and pro sorryw m itistoo
late. llow few lay to hurt tbs solemn
words. “What shall it ta man though
ha gain the wbols war d and lose his own
soul, or what shall it man giro in ex-
cbsugc for his soul!" (Moth. xvi. ltd).
loan represents thoss who prefer it prcssut
sojoymcut and on willing to let the fit-
turc look out for ltssii, whilo Jacob, with
all his cmbcducn. t t of tho luturs.
day. And be sworn unto him, and be sold
his but ill. unto Jacob." in Hob. xi
Jacob hos unusable nation among thoss
who bod faith In God. but thsrs is no
room for faith in this trsnssctioo. it was
soldsh and crooksd sud «homing. with
would bsvcssld liGodmsaustnclobavo
m birthright. lls sum howto me
coins: ii not,lam control. ,1
trillion mybrotbsrsud do righthslors
God. but such wss not Jacob’s way st
this time. .
u. “Thou Jacob pars llssu broad sud
W ni'lsntilcs,md ho did cat sud
and wont his wry.
Buggies, illusions, carriages
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no: lands! is “sad. Combining .,
listing it tho best 08.00 Seamless and..."
cvcnv PAIR mans
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Canopies, Spindlcs, etc.
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something -.
Paper Hanger. Calciminet, Painter
Papers. Borders and Gill, Mouldings taken
hora-gm for inspection. on notice by postal.
mo
do all kinds of
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting.
HEATING.
GLASS and (JROCKERY.
Ell CHAMBER SETS, $235, to higher
grudo.
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Sample boots of full llnc latest styles of
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