THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. APRIL Ill.
1813.
from 75c up.
Fine Garden Tools!
Full line of Fine (Irwin: no.1.
rls spades and sporting 11 what, how rulers {not hole Iii Mzgt‘lfi I\('CtIt‘l‘i, en.
the best prime tlieiowent. ‘ ‘ ' W
BABY CARRIAGIAIS. REFRIGERATURS. UIII AMI (MSUIJNl-I 51m I25.
W. S. STURTEVANT,
UMIRELLASI
Bit! ,iOb of plain and leery withgloria and sateen umbrellas, in sizes :0 and 28 inch.
We have one special line oi English glories, 10 inch, with fine Dresden china handles.
5olid ironies. stcli capped termite, last black, [or sun or Iuiii,
59¢ each!
()or line children's school umbrella‘. .57!“ mil.
'\
Fine Line Solid leather Club Bags
Leather. moms um! vim towered trunks, all styles and sin-5.
Iinc coma door mists, euro heavy, site cull, regular pm I- SI, to: 5.»- I-.iI h.
It ”Menu? y low pI'inz; Ioiip nod short hundlcd shov-
(”Nudity
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS.
“nth “OIWI'N, Connecticut
[Extra
Don't Fall to
and See the'
Bicycle l
$65.00
Then there is my Harness I'II-pzitrtinI-ut which iii II'IAI
not ”I‘ll XIIIIIWIIIIK.
{GREATEST BARGAIN 1......
Under
a
Full
and
on
Easy
Terms.
I he place is
FACTORY AND REPOSITORY.
Franklin and Madison Sts.
I'IIVNl-Z't ’I‘ltf't I‘.
Guarantee
I stocked \Iitii lit-sh goods.
Harnesses, Robes, Blankets and Whips.
Repairing :1 Specialty. Illso n.5- tin :IIiiiI: oi trirriI [gen and II
where in the state to select from. and prices riA Arht.
WRIGHT’S
“gone as to he found :IiII-
JUST ONE WORD
For lngrain,
Tapestry,
Brussels _ or
Moquette
...I iiiiollciiinIIi Iiiid .IIIIIttiiiAAiA.A
CARPETS
Am to
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 Washington Street, South :IIorwalk, Connecticut.
The EVening Sentinel
PRINTING HOUSE!
Thoroughly Equipped for Every Kind of Printing!
BEST QUALITY OF WORK IIT THE LOWEST PRICES.
7 still 3 silver one.
INDIVIDUAL POINTS OF VIEW.
New] “on: or "can III ennui. Dr. KIO'C
and others.
A man absorbed in IIII own trudeor
oIinII when Fmt Humter was tiied upon
The father enitodly telegraphed to
him. ' ( ‘ivil war has begun."
"’l‘hen "calmly «did the youth “tIIr i
He spent all his moueyin thepurc hose
of turpentine. sent what he bought
North, kept it for two years and liild 1
the foundation of II successful luminous l
career. i
Beau Bruinmell is said to lIIIIAI-Incti
the Duke of Wellington inst alter the I
hero retunied victorious from Hpniinl
the Idol oftho Engliuli people llriim ‘
moi regarded him cmly and remiirliod i
There is something lacking in ii muni
who can wear II cont like that.
An enthusiastic horth ultnrint. when
he heard of the nutrient-re o! the IA} uglintw
missionaries in Chino. wrote in his
litrm iourznul
"While we deplore bloodshed. it ’
must be confound that the English IInIl
Aiuericeniniuionnrles uroII5oltlIIlI 101.:
Inciting in pntiiotism. Tilt!) nIIII-r.
have sent ii need of the famous InI-Ioiu i
oi’ Asia hack to their own IIIIIIH' Ioun ,i
try."
A canny publisher In New York
when the labor strike at two yours ugo f
begun nnid
Hard times and trouble of all kinds
are upon us. 'l‘ho public will wuiit 3
lie acted upon the idea IIIIII hiII hunk" i
of guy romIInI o and fun lI. III M It‘rld)
sale' in epite of the BI'III‘LIIV ot' muIII-I.
.\ grout comedian, whose I-lIIII.II it'r
hns ondoarI-d him to mum IIiIo (IIII'
nothing {or his nit. was oIiI o t.IilI'iuiI of:
the my slew of death.
said roverently. 'W h IWIIIII I giII- IInI -
heed to tlioploy if we I‘OIIIII :IoI- Ir- hind
the curtuin.‘ '~\"oIItIIII I‘oInpunioII.
The Grout lliseliiuil an "entity. i
“You IIhonre telling IIII-iIhout mI
III-nutI. you lime in) conception III!“
ugly I was in the beginning" said lid
I-liaol one night at .I dinner at MornI' II.
”,I who had to play tragadv had on ub .
solutely comic fine. It would time
made you now with laughter to we niI
square t'orelicnd Iroolred now, In 'l't‘il_\
eyes and grinning mouth. I leave you .
to imagine. the rest.
"My father took meto tho lIouI [‘1‘
one day l IIII~I not gi'mtii iiIiprI-sml
with the pl(",IlIIt'.! not t‘\t'il with IIMA '
trngic scenes of David to II lIII II III'
drew my attention war and III Ii nunin
But the moment I not among tIII
stutuesl became an IIltIArI-II living I
thought it IIIIII Ieiy beautiful to be
bountiful. I Inuit- nwiiI It‘t‘ dint: III \t‘liti
inches taller and Ii ith II hind ot liI titi
ous dignity I IlluIltIZt'd to transform in
to n nuturul grew IA-luliiess.
Next "minim; I looked through ii
book of engrni Intp- .IftI-I thI ilIIIllllltA III
lessons at the t' onav I I.Itoiiw II I IIIIIH‘II
so u5eiul. My sIIIcI-ss m IIIIpI'iIIlllK tli
men'seies by Iii_I IIttitIIdI .IiiIl IAxpres
IIUIIH i-I entir‘ely due to tho- fIIItthui IIIt'
IIIIe-itcipietos of IIIItinIitI hnd IIIIIIt‘III'ttI
to my I-Ies.
"louight to tellyou that if I have
managed to become IIIIIIIISIIIIHE it i.5~ be
t‘ullfle I studied I-'.'I.~r_I' hour of my lil'IA
to be ugly no lungei'.—~l-iiitiIrduy Ito
View.
A Big Hre Explained.
Referring to the Sliitt‘lllt'llt that Iilt‘
fire near Butte \'I~h.. Inns in n qui of
lignitc the Ne -w York Sun sin 5;
This Is the Hanoi IIIIitI I iIIli5tiI iIttI- nipt
to find a matter of hot t‘XIIII’tlIIIIiIIll i'oi
osurptisiug p~iII hi III Ind IlII’IIIIlI pIII~
nouienon (In \\ t‘tilltoti. II the II III
Willinni Jonniiig5 ll ruin the boy orntI r
at the I’lnttc. IIIIIdI: hi.-i u.5'uIII .5ixtIAvu
hour speech on silver at .Iiuttc. (In
Thursday morning nil IIUX'iIIt'ill'dt'l‘ll No
bruskii. not lllt'l‘uiy this liguitc IIt‘II-I. but
the snow on tho I~IiiluI t' nud thI- inIInA:
with Iilicrio though SIIH' -I ('llitlit‘li ll. lllli‘.
There IS no way ol puttingtluit IIII‘IIIII.
It will burn down to tho nntipodcm and
the. lion. Wiliiiini .Itjnninirs IIIIIIII willl
the. fiery tunnel sIIIrcatcd to tho otIII-I .'
fine of the MINI] lie will but talking til I
If his built sink5 tie to uiiotnci .51.- II. iind
’l'oImI-cd Mlqnl- tte.
They not in deep thought for hnlt" an
hour after the lqu h. F III. Illy one oi
them could stand it no lotIgI-I. So he
tookn I igur from his pocket and lightI-Il
it. with the remark:
“Sorry I haVI- -n t got another Iignr."
"Just what I should lune said to you
in lite minutes sinoro,” rI pliedtiII-othI-r.
also inking out n rigor and lighting it
”'ifyou hIIdn'tgot the start oi me. —*—
Boston TIIIIIIII: -,ript
Not on Ill» V lsltlng IIIII.
' girl. which do you think he ought to
While at the ccmetciy II rI-poitcr had
occasion to inquire of an old negro
whom he met IiriIing II I int the lord-
tion of n certain grove. Ready and III-
nocent came the niiswi Ir: "ldon t know
boss. Inint so V'L‘I') well IIIIpIIIiiIteII
with them people out here.’ '-—ching
tun Herald.
A Forecast of the Future.
“Ah. I" cried John of Arc
The \iaid oi Urienns drew herself I11.
proudly.
“I will live in history as the first fe
male to Wear II coat of mole and' -—n
gleam of triumph shone in her eye»
"the nether garments to match. "
In her I-xultution she caused her
barbed stood to prance till the rituals
rnttlI-d in her cast. iron bloomers.—
Piclr- Me- L p ~
Plain.
“I! a fellow has n chance to marry a
poor, handsome girl. or a rich. plain
do?"
"It looks to me u i! the proper course
is I plain one in that case. "‘lndiunup
oils Journal.
profession often Iiewn all other subject:I
through II medium colored by it. Al
shrewd New Yorlror was in North (‘nr i
pentine \Iill go up. " 1'
books to make them lunch." 1“
“The (iront Menage-r i.5 right." IIII.‘
K
w...» .«II...
Open Monday. Friday and Samrday Evenings.
“£145 &(0.
Right
Now!
llldll T NOW, m the very start of the season ‘3 de-
mand .
RIGHT NOW. when you are loo/(mg amend for your
spring out/it.
RIGHT NOW when the harvest of big profits is sought
by other dealers.
lllb‘ll T NOW, when our star/r contains the new novel-
ties m ”90' s 30 y's and Little Fol/rs garments, and
the GREATEST ASSURTMENT of styles and sizes
to choose from.
Bridgeport 3 Impact Clothing [louse gives a potent Il~
lustrat/o/i of Its buying and selling power.
We buy early, we have the garment made our way, bet-
ter cut, better trimmings. better s/llr.
We pay more to lmve this done and you pay us no
more tlirm you pay elsewhere for poorer made gar-
men ts. Our label on every garment, every s/Iirt ,evely col-
lar every lint ls a guarantee of their good value. When
we tell you this through the medium of the press i't s
the some as If you were r/gli t liere In the store, and
we are will/by anytime to refund the money If you
are not eat/Med Wit/I your purchase.
Our Top- Coats at Slonyou seldom see better at 875.
Some of (be more extravagant dressers prefer our
873 50. 875 and Sl8--matter of a few dollars.
lilacs &(o.
Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Evenings.
Bridgeport, Conn.
—.—._..-_. ._. M»:
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will have View 23, I'? R.. Iicekman strcct . New York. at
, p III. Ic;l\t: NoiIIIIliI, 5 p In; South Noiwulk 6 p. m.
I'icight RHCIVFII tioui 7 II. in. (us. p III. I pon Appii.
(:Ition to agents the ( in (II Noiimlk, Itaglc and Vulcan
will he sent tor bptfl i. II lots of freight IIIIIIlIcre in New
\ork In its IiIinity.
All pCIinIHdiIIIoIliid trusting any of the employees
of this bouts ot IIIL‘IIUC on amount ot the owners theicol‘.
moriul INHH‘IH of [Ilt’t .Irth \I .15 binning V
follow his ownporsuneiw IIIiII through' , ‘
tolto thcunhnppy HottI-ntots III 1891.! , - 5
chum-d, it’s easily answered—at
ISouth Norwalk, -.
A Dainty Gift.
Alli-r IIII fluid and done. II flue, well-ninth,
5tylish, well-titlingr piiir of shoes in llri nucept
IIIIIII.‘ P It 1'] .‘I‘ iii N '1‘ n.5 iuiytliini:
can think of. If there i.-i any question :1»
.1 to where t he very Ilt‘fiil of Its kiud ciiu he put:
’H.s. BROWN'S.
90 WASIHINGTON STREET,
Conn.
Opera House Block,
PERHAPS YOU DON’T,
PM if you should want any
Silverware I
(lr your Walt-hen, (flocks :ind JCII'L‘ITYICRCIIUII'CII IIIIII Clcnucd, I'Iill
send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
NORWALK, CT.
Fine
Printing
Specialty
at
. the
Sentinel
i ‘ Offioel
THE nation .5'cH00L.
LESSON ll. SECOND QUARTER INTER'
NATIONAL SERIES. APRIL 12.
Tu! of the Lawn. Links I", workmen»
ory You“, ill- 2:! rrrrr Golden Text. Links
xiv. I'I vt‘ommontuy by the Rev. D. II.
titans.
1.:- "And when one of them that at (It
IIII-nt with Him limnl tin-5n thlngu humid
. unto Illiii. lllcswd In M tbnt shell out.
, III‘NIII In the kingdom oI IIIIII.'
- dining with ono of the thief tl’hnrlueuu on
'Ilonue woo
tho Subtiutli IIIIy (\I'I‘MI Ii. iInd although
llII know that thuyoniv iiiI'llI-II IIIIII Iu
llI'IIl‘l’ to watch Him with «Iii intent. yet
”1’ IIcccptud tho lIiIltiIIion ”I! Iiml IIII
{enrol mun. Ho IIIIAII oIIII to glorilytlod
IIIA IIIII'I-r sold anything III we rot. but III
IIIIII-i openly (Ilolin X\III. cm In this
house IIII licnlod Ii IIIIIII who but! tho
ilropsy. lio thI-II tnnnht humility to them
II IIII IU\I(I IIIII bust [die 1‘ 5. Alli: rIIIIrII IIII
itlI\IhNI Ills lat-It to do good to IIIIIMI IIIIo
IIIIIIII not return the IoinplinIIAnt I'IIIIII‘I‘
”III“ to mow II ho III lid. for IlIii5 IIU “IIIIIII
II.‘ “II IIIIipI- iI5‘I-II nt‘A: rcsurp- I tion of tho
jii5t~tIIIIt III. oh A ll IIII II In II Ju5I
Iii: III iIIid would take port in Ilmt rI tI'lII'I'I’U
tion. T his II- Ii to tho l't‘llli'll‘k of mm of tho
guests II5 rw'unlml in tIIi-I II pm See tIil-I
kingdom unit t'IIIIlIIl uml drinking rv ‘rt'I‘I‘t‘ d
III III t'hiiplur xxll. L'il, DU, lti. l‘; iII5oII Ht'li
ItI-I. xix, it; xx 01.
lo. "'l'licn Ianid llo unto him. A certain
mun mndII n grant Sllmu' r and buIlo
iIIiIIII III Mntli. xxil.” -. IIhII- h 1.5 proli-
:IIIII II [IIII'IIIIHI illii5lrntloii. ”II Mid. “The
kingdom of III' -nII- ii 1.5 lilo unto n tI-rlniti
kliiyr Willi II mode it mnrrl. IIII‘ for his son. "
in I5II. xxv Ii. thonbiimliut proIl5ioiI for
this home. w-hiIlI IIIIII III-ll Iit‘ mum-Miro
of tho prom nt i.5' spoken of on ' 'iI It'll-II of
Int things n lon5t of Iv-iiII-Ion IIII‘ low of
fit things full of marrow. of II'lIIv-I on III -II
In 5 III-ll It‘ timid ' 'l‘III~ iIInnI II lio iIrI- IIIII-
III-Ii ltl'tIi‘ oquI-I liI-IIdI- -d in tlhu 'IIIIIi5-III \I'Ar5
of Iolin Iii. Ill. Itoni. x. :AIli '\. mil, 1‘;
lint IIIIII 5lIiIll IIII‘I III-nr o“! the nuppur. IIIIII
it5 nbundunt III'II\I.~IIITI, nnIl th- urmt.
Kink, nlitl lIbI' ilmr Son. iIIIiI Ills point.
III\I‘ nub-5n HtillltltllltlhIIIIII bonr tthtlIl-
Illu5 .\ro WII IIIIIIkIII‘I'III IIltl IIIII‘IirI-II5‘ of
millions whom iIII‘iliitlIIIi5 um In our
Iiiiiids‘: And th-anA ultlnuoiIroIItItlmIito
pun tIIl'llt on. null n WT) lint: limo It I5,
and “II do not Sci-III III In In tho II'I'IIII bit
of a hurry ntmut it.
l7. "And NIII hi5 H‘mlllt ut supper
tin: II to my to TIII‘III thnt W'Il‘t' IIiIIIlIn.
i‘omo, for nil thing5 up now iIndI. ' An
IIHIIt'tI uiII'5t would think it .5tI':IIiIgIl to ho
I'l'iIllIl't‘ II to help pri p. IrI- III“. II- .I.5t to will II
III' luid Ilt‘l‘ll luv-Ind II-t I-IIIIII r5 .5II-m II)
Ihiiik tliut thI-I' Illllnl do some II'III It IIIIIIIrII
.tlII-ii- II\\ll .5IIIiI'.iIiioII 'llii5 i.5 .Ill IIroug
for It is IH it II-n5t. IIIllI' III"I.II|II'I‘II tlIIr
lIIId .iI-.5u5(hri5t III'H III Iii5 “to mid
III-:Itli nml rI--urrII-tioii. “IIIIIIIII the II~II5t
hIlp from I'IIII mun. Wiuiight out n cum
Ilit'lt!IthItIIIpIIIlIl tor IIli \\III) III” “(ll'pb
1 ilini niiil iIIA IIIIIISI‘II i.5- IIIIIIIII unto nil
A 5-111 II‘ ‘wlsdoin. riuhiI- oII5nI .55. .5IIIII' tltiAiI
. tion nnd redemption" tl l'or. l. Jim. The
‘urII-It “UI‘LI t'oL II~i to ciI i.5‘ ”.(IIIIII- " SIu
i.5.I i la. lI,l, Ii; Moth xi, :5. HI -I. nil,
1.,
in. "And they nil. with one consent.
Alli-gull IUIIIIIIII‘I‘SI‘USI'.” l snw nn illne-
trniion of this Iii Ullllll't thin with tho
opI plug of n llIIHSIllIl bull in n ccrtnin ciII
.“I; II it the Lord guio Ilil‘ the money to
. build. It was for tho lost bird the outcnst
i IIIIIII Iill society. Wu lind Ii IIlt-o too. With
I no nlniudIInt-IA of good liiitlgn t‘or nbout loo
3 pm plI- l‘iI-II tiI lII- -t.5 hiid IIII ll gin,- II to Ii.5I
i IIiniII IIomI, u of tin .5trIAIAt III‘ r it no.5 II; II--
IiiIlly for them). iiud IIIII' linil promised to
i I-omo but IIIIIn tho hour hiid tome. Iiuil
nil things III- N rIIIIiI not one Woinuu up
I pi. 1nd. I thou mndIA n Illlll of IIII‘. house-i
,‘Illllli .5nlnoti5. nIIIl III' lIIIlng I-IItrI-nty oh-
: mined some; :I second tour obtnlIII-d .5‘onio
Illl u. and u third \i5 it rlilllt' IIIilIlroiI. iIILII
,5 .5.. our IiIIIIL't-I \I'I-ro tiilI-Il. I can never for-
, gi'l II.
III. :31). "I pray then have mo excused. "
or, "'l‘horot'oro i cannot. collie." wns the
N l l) trom I II h. “on triil. II the rIII.5Iin5;
.\ piec-I of ground to IIII .51iI- II .51qu oxen
.tII 1.» l' iI‘tI\I‘lI, urn IIit‘I to lMIIlmirod. It;
'15 not liinI thIt :IIIiiItI would IIIII n IIII‘FII
.ol mound IIitlIuiIt tlr.5't .5II int: it oi .51;qu
,oxI- ll IIitlIIIiit tiI.5i pIoIiIIIA thIiI. so tiiiit.
;‘ IIII‘I'I’ .5I-I-iII.5' to IIIII‘IA Ilt't'Il .5omII lying line L
:III‘ IIIIASIA I‘XI'IIISI'S :\~5‘ In IIIII “IIIA, W'Il)
Itniild Ilt‘ not brim,A lici \IitlI him Turn
.lin. III Iiiid hl5 “no mo Ullt‘. IIiid ho IIIIiild
,th .I pooi .5poI Illlt‘ll of nmnii 'who would
jIII I--Ipt .III iiiIltIItiuII tonny pinionlicro his
i \IilI II:I.5 not \HIIIII‘II? IIII i5 III-Io ii poor
I’
_i
I hi5 S. IIioIIr i5noi Iinntod. An honest It‘
.plI il‘liill [III-.51! III-cII5I i.5. IIlIoIIIlIIIIitiI did
in 1 him tho IIIIIII IIIIII iIthI tho supper,
i\\|11iItI II. no Ill'l‘ll " XII; I III not turn to
igu ' ”llII-I illiistrnto tho il‘tl[ tlint “ ‘tho
II :IIII: Il mind i5 t'lllllII) Iitriiii5t (I'od. '
.I 5pI-I Illlt‘ll of nl ‘hI'i.5 liI'III IIlio IIIII go \IlII-III
1, Jim out llllit‘ LlI iiitIitlII~.-1II-I-t.5 nud
IIIIII- -.5 of tho I It} Iiiiil bring it) IIIIIII'I‘ tho
Ittllll. nIIIi tho IllllIIllt'lI .IIId tho IiIIlt. mid
IIlII- blind. " The so rIIInt‘ .5 II‘SIIIIIISIIIIIII’)
i.5- to did iv-Ir hi5 lll.I.-tI r .5 me more plulnly,
. tIIiIhfnliI nud lIIIiIiglI , tin n b H hi5 \ln.5'
Ill I-IIIII INN! rI-.5uit.5 to ”II” \III l'tI'ItI
ithnt thI- IIpo5tlIv5 told Jesus nII thin-r5.
i IJIIIII IIIIIIt they hud done und “but ”my
Ih Id taught- (Mnrk Ii. 301 LIL 1hl.5 lIII
E- :ittt I:iI.5ioiIi, rIAiIiIIg upon lii5 I'ISSIII'IIIH‘II
ithnt IIIri “‘tll'ti will III't‘tIlllIIIISII that which
," lII' [)It'flht‘fi (ISM. Iv, ii). lint. IIIIII' notion
A ilIIIt the servant hi sent to ii now lot of
i Ill‘fll't'l’h‘. IIIIdiIrc we to ho III‘I-r inviting tho
some rebellious pcoplo. or spend tho Invi:
.t.ttinnt o those who IIIHI‘ not yet. hunt-d?
iIlI III IV of tho commnnd. “I’m-nth tho
LIIISIH‘I to t'\t'l‘_\ ll't'llilll't‘. ‘ 'w:li It think I'C‘Iiii
"‘ "And tho 5I-r\.Int mid. Lord, it i.5
DiaNmonds watCheS {Vi/Jewelry or I LIIJTlt‘ II..'I' thou tum. I-onIIImndI-d. and yet
IIIIIII i.5 room. ’l'lIII xIIAopiv posmssiug
i thin world' .5 goods boring rI-I'usuil this in-
liitotioii. it. IIIi.5 IIIA\t given to those who
i lI:id IIII [)tI5SIISSIIIIIS. tho poor of this world.
Ito. but leiilo 15mmi ol’ tin-so «sumo there
"r was \'l‘l. room. for “with tho IIoI-Il lIIt’I'll is
plI-iItIIoII5 rt‘lil'IlIIIIIIiIIU II’S. UKXX. 7).
' :33. “.-\iid tho iIord .5nid unto the i-iorv-
nnt. iio IIIIt. Into the iiitzliwnys und hedges
IIIIIl I-Iuiipci tIII-m III Itoiiml in. that. my
homo may he tilled.“ A yI-t widI-r rnngo
I.ll(I II morn urgent l‘lIII. Tim-.5 it not HH'JII »
us if III' wns now urging mi more than
I\'t‘i' to t‘IlIt'I‘ IIII‘ IIIII'II doors on rI‘I-ry .5iib'.
:ind :it II‘I'IS'I I'onI’pI-l pI-nphi to hear tho pitiii
3 tidings tliul .5o nil whom the I"I'|IIII'I' lIn.-I
,‘ 'IVI‘II to ”II” may come to Him. nIId tho
A,‘ “mo of tho kingdom I'oino? 'I‘lm portion
jot ihu I'IIIIIIII‘I' Iollowitigour lI:.5.5IIu,tI~in:iiI-.-I
II.5 how to be Ili.-I trim disciples. .JAII who
iirulI- i|l‘i'|‘1lI liiiu iIrII HIH'NI by Illiii. but
i I\I nt'r mind in order to III-come Ills wit.
,ti- 551 s and follow Inlmmt’n (Auto I U; I
I" or. ill. ll). nml this con Ilttlltltllllpiihhtfll
oily on tho lines of \‘I‘I'I'it'rl :10}, 27. I'm.
2i. "For i sny unto you that. nono‘oi‘
tho».- IIiI-n which wrro blIlIlI-n iiIIIlII unite
I! my supper." Compare chapter xiii.
.‘Jn nnd soc Juli xxxvl, In. This dot-.5 not.
lrnI'o nny room for u pmsibllty of another
chance after death. While there In life on
the earth in this mortal body wliosooI'I-r
IIili may come. but the soul that dies re-
mitting Christ outs iteeli on from all hope
'Now In life WM time."
~w-5.
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