Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 18, 1895 · page 3

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tures." Without a knowledge of thsScrip-

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tureswhich Be «sounded (the Old Tee-
tameat) we cannot understand the New
t. for the of each is ”the
yettohe 'itt yawithlsraehail
holy, asits contend out their capital
andJesueof Nasareth theirKing, hutthe
beginningof the story is in‘ the law, the
prophetasnd thePsalmh.’ The Spiritual:

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this immense variety
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beiiever.rs’sdy to guide the humble and
teachabie into all truth sndtoopenaltsyes
that are willing to be opened. butymere

human wisdom can never help any one to'

know or understand a book which came
from hear and which is forever settled
in heaven (I . ii. 14).

it. “And said unto them. Thusit is writ,
ten. and thus it behooved Christ to suffer
and to risefrom thedead the third day."
see how He continues to call attention to
what is written. and to the necessit of His
fulfilling all that was writtm, for is came
to fulfill all righwonsness. Whatever of
303%!!! has not Rt been fulfilled will
so y be fufllled. for the month of the
bond has spoken it. They did not believe
that He would die and rise again. although
the Book plainly foretold it. as in Pa. xvi.
10; Isa. lili. 9.10. With asimilar harden-
ing of heart many of His professed follow-
ers gill not now believe that He is coming
again for Israel’s conversion and to estab-
lish His kingdom. But He will come (Isa.
xxv. 8. 9; x]. 10; lxvi, 15. 16; Zach. xiv. ii.

4. 9).

‘7. “And that repentance and remission
of sins should he preached in His name
among all nations. beginning at Jerusa-
lem.” It is not forusto know the times
and the moons when this kingdom shall
be restored to Israel (Acts i. d, 7), . but it is
the privilege of every believer to do some-
whatto proclaim through all the world the
forgiveness of sins. through Jesus Christ
and by virtue of His finished work (Acts
xiii. 88. ill). The gidd tidings are to made
known to every creature (Mark xvi. 15). so
that the elect church. the future rulers of
this world. may be gathered out of all as—
tions (Acts xv. 14). i '

48. “And ye arewitneses of these things.”
And so also is the Holy Spirit whom God
hath given to them that obey Him (Acts v.
82). - Angels would gladly bear the tidings.
as they did at His birth (Luke ii. 9. 10. 18),
and as an angel will do again (Rev. xiv, d).
but the high honor is given to weak and
unworthy mortals who have been redeemed
by precious blood to tell it out to others to
earth's utmost bound. The cry from
Father. Son and Holy Spirit still is. “Whom
ahali I send and who will go for us?" Let
many awilling heart say, "Here am 1; send
me" (lea. vi. 8), and His command will
quickly come to every one who is willing
and ready to be a faithful witness. “Go
and tell” (lsa. vi. 9; Math. xxviii. 7. 10).

so. “And behold I send the promise of
my Father upon you. but tarry ye in the
city of Jerusalem until ye be endued with
power from on high." Or as in Acts i, 8.
“Yo shall receive power after that the Holy
Ghost is wme upon you. and ye shall he
witness unto me.” They had been with
the best teacher that ever lived for two or
three years. andaet were not thus qualified
for service. for in addition to knowledge
there must be power. Fuel is not sufficient
to warm one; there must be fire. There is
power in gunpowder and in dynamite. but
something must make it manifest. These

em specially for eervice.

so. “And ed them out as far as to

w men were trulI saved. but the Spirit must

70 Bethany, and

e lifted up His hands and
blessed them.” The R. V. says ”until
over against Bethany." It is always blessed
to follow where He leadeth. When He put

05 tsth forth His sheep He goeth before them.

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But we must not forget that at one time
He was led by the Spirit into the wilder»
mess to be tempted of the devil (Luke iv. 1.
B), and at the end of His ministry lie was
led as a lamb to the slaughter (Isa. lili. 7).
The disciple is not above his Master, and a

in faithful witness must fear nothing. notsven

death (Math. x, M. .

Bl. “And it came to pass, while be blessed
than. be was parted from them and carried
up into heaven." in Acts i. 9. it is written
that “a cloud received liim out of their
eight." So the last they saw of film was
with hands outstretched In blessing. What
words He used we are not told. but it may
have been the benediction of Nam. vi. 9i—
ill. Anyway it was the blessing of the
Lord which maketh rich, and to which toil
addeth nothing (Prov. :r. all. B. V., margin).
lie had given them His peace, and His oy.
and all the glory which the Father

onto lliln (John xiv. If; xv. ll; xvii.

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so he commaneed chewing his coat; The
painter tried to shake him off, but the lion
wouldn't shake. Mod with fright. the
painters-an roundandroundthemuut—

enjoy this at first likoasmallboyona
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’ But presently the lion got frightened
and jumped off. Lewis then attacked him
with his paint brush, striping him a dark
blue. Then the painter hopped out of the
window and went home. .

Mr. Callahan now has a blue and yellow
man eating lion on his hands that is in
need of a meal. His window frame is half
painted. and all the paint that did not get
on the window and the lion is onhis new

IDE IN TROUBLE.

Believed a! Ills Command on Complaint of

‘ Rel! Admiral Meade.
Wasmsc'roa. June 18.—Commander

George Idc of the Mort, now at Panama,
has been relieved of his command hya
cabled order. lie will he succeeded by
Commander Franklin Hanford, at pres-
ent on duty at the New York navy yard,
who will take the steamer on July 30 for
‘ the isthmus. C(unmnndor ldc, however,
will be relieved immediately, not being
allowed to retain his cumumnd until his
successor reaches his ship. ,

The reason for this summary action is
found in charges preferred by Reardd-
miral Meade that the commander had
treated him with disrespect. The exact
nature of these charges was not uusdc
public at the navy department, but it is
known that the incident occurred at Pan-
ama last spring.

The department acted deliberately in
the matter, making acornful investiga-
tion of the «use and finally sending copiu
of the charges by mail to der Ide
to niford shim an opportunity to defend

. himself. Apparently his nnswerwas not
satisfactory, as his removal from his com—
mand followed. Commander ldc will go
on waiting orders for an indefinite period
of time.

A STREET TRAGEDY.

Floyd Shot the Girl Ila Loved and M
Billed Himself. ,

TREmlN, June 18. -— Frederick 0.
Floyd. a farmhnnd. ngetl 40, whose home
is at Roxbury, N. J ., shot Huttlo Coombs,
a domestic of this city, fatally Wounding
her, after which he killed himself. Floyd
met the girl In Roxbury several months
ago and fell in love with her. She did not
mipmcato. but Floyd persisted in his at-
tentions and" often come to this city to
visit her. He called last night and per-
suaded the girl to take a walk with him.

When they matched the corner of Bank
and Willow streets. the man, without any
apparent warning, drew his revolver and
fired point blank at his victim. The shot
took effect in her head, and tho girl, after
running a few yards, stumbled and fell
into the gutter, where she lay face down-
Word.

Floyd followed her, and turning her
over deliberately sent .two more bullets
into her brain and then turned the pistol
on himself, falling dead oftor the first
shot. The girl. who was but 18 years old
and quite attractive. was taken to the
hospital, where she died. Floyd wastakcn
to the morgue.

 

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mums. .‘func lit—For six months in-
ocndiary fires have berm remarkably fre-
quent at Kinhton. Rewards aggregating
$8.000 were offered. and detectives have
been at work. Three magnum—Isaac Hill,
Alcr Rouse and Hall Davis—ware arrest—
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To Release American Tags.
O'rrawa, June 18.n—lnstructioas have
been Mural from the marine department
(mint-lug the rchnso of the tugs and sum
salami on the Niagara river while dump-

ingdrodglngs in Canadian waters. All .

thoexpcnsos incurred, however, must be
paid behirc tho Vessels are released.

Councilmen Will See the lines.
Arsenic 011v,.lnne l8.«-’i‘hc Turkish
theater, on the board walk. which was
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