warmer,“
‘ nine-Me handy on the Its-sets
. ornate-gs.
haw—30113 Shoshan at
some geese from a coup
Jennie Cohen's grocery
_ “Liberty streets. The
t, in the up And hem-ed
ho missed to mark and
Want Cooper, on old man.
When the eyes, inflicting a fa-
iled a companion named Pat—
‘ sparted to r'un, hotly pursued
- umber of men, women and
Shoshenralsed bis revolver and
7.. . fquinwtheci-owdwhenone
onion who was close behind irn
skull and infli g inj
die. '1’ in woman's
, learned by the police, The
“ red just in time to save the life
lie was badly beaten.
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Pu," Dee. 18.-—At a
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7N . first National bank,
. h the“ National hank Ex-
, our m of 015,000 worth of securi-
-. . It, llaasufld that thus securities
‘ from the private bank be-
e ‘ ed
its, fig to prevent the national
, , king. ;l3hls :otiofn of lib.
, all ' as o a ormi a«
«C ,7 Accused.
' ,B.—-,At the annual
division L. A.
to mandamus
_ .- ’ ’ enusylvaniarsil-
.dtoeom ,e co; lto cumm-
..;iee as. hung _ owing w
5M ’, f ' ll unassuming};
heA tea indigo: 10: 21.1113. w: -
' or, " tt i has n on. By
rtue of engoo'gm
tions they new
dd, Messrs. Con ay .Sams, eer R.
other A. C llisen and ohort H.
, ;.rr, r., willulsoa dasdelegetes.
Widely Imu Bailroed flan lined.
ERIE, h, Duo. lt—John S. Hammond,
:‘inerly general M‘ht superintendent
the Erie raiiwa , '1?!) lIslsadqnertere at
.i‘falo, was hill at 0 one: Pa. Ho
.lmpted te crawl under-o be Shore
ightmlnwliieb blocked e pressing,
..il. the train stertadup. 3 body was
.ished in a terrible manner. He was 57
' waswidely known among
if the country.
. m of
31'; Ma- at timber. Horned.
PIM‘ l8.-—The ice
it grin on summert ter- in
'zienley, b has been totally destroyed
lire." building was owned by c. L.
..gee, lllian Flynn, Willie. L. Elklns,
A. B. Widener, Million 1. Baird and
«cry Davis. The prospects are at the
wine will never be rebuilt, as it as not
. an a paying investment The loss will
~$d00,000.
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cm! Verb of Robbers.
17:11AM 0., 18.-'l‘ res robbers
cited the house Fred ucklemau, aj
:r‘li lode fume! living near here. Buo-
cmen was lured outside. beaten into in-
isibillty and hand hand and foot. Then
xerobbceei the house. Mrs. Buo-
' mantras brten and bound. The
. chars see c iya small amount of
. oney. »
Bl: Day ‘ In Washington.
warmsorelte. lit—Teddy Hale, the
All cyclistwho Won the recent six day
cycle race the Madison Square Gar-
nu, New Yer , together with the nine
on who finished next to him. will con—
at in a six y icycle race in this city,
romancing on ay afternoon, Doc. 28,
2 o'clock. The purse will be 88,000.
lads a lung Sum.
_ limos, Dec. ld-Anthony Conistook,
gin-gore! the MoBeoBryan lecture oom-
traet with Mr. ryan
u been aid by r. Manes at an new
3 M. Ir. cBee refused to either
c deny the story. The purchasers
‘ “c bid to be an Atlanta syndicate.
W
. We Gets Three Years.
roveenhrm, N. ”1.. Doc. is—rhom
' , who shot and killed Mar-
. incl-our in this city last October, was
a new by County Judge Samuel K.
illip‘llullineyurs in Sing Sing prison.
, ”Mud him guilty of assault in
“We at canola-linemen.
”Dee. lbw-The Daily Mail pub
Midi! from Constantinople say-
“ so varreets have been made there
L utilities, including various
, ,dlloiaie and 45 Clreossian la»
suitan’s harem.
WW
laud Increase or Wages.
At Dec. lit—Tho 10 per cent
in the wages recently made at
« » Paper and Pulp mills at
ml will be restored on Jan. 1,
imp plant will be put in opera-
nation.
ports! that t
m season laderse Hoard.
T Lu lion... Dec. is.-’l’be
‘ 2‘ ‘ Mention, in see-
er-Governor W. D.
The Weather. is
cloudiness. with possih
m * amply warmer; southerly
' h
on the eedwitha “mirth
eta to, a News and Observer 9
wt... .. . .,.4.,....au-
ilil‘i‘li’fi'u“ “an ulcer
in poi ey in
Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co..ef Hartford.
3““ ”illilm'fe'flli
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1 you stop nation on time a 5
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Mam wild [rape in that will lend
Edd dual its {means on both and tree.
Andredwood lilies. auntlnel hand,
Guarded. the entrance to Aroedy.
Awhitemlsttromtberimourled.
Min ‘ "a
to the woodland won
me trillions. lies! 0! truce unfurled
And swayed in a breeae from the distant see.
'e plucked wild strawberries. dew enpearled,
la the moraine land of Arcsdy.
Only when June sends heralds gay
into the world may we follow the bee.
Only when grease bend and array
And the wild ’grspe festoons bush and tree
hisy are pass through the gates of yesterday
And linger min in Arcady. .
~1¢aney M. Waddle in‘lladiee’ Home Journal.
s
.A onrUL WAGER.
“Six pairs."
"Inns ones, too buttons and modes.”
“You can choose for yourself.”
“Done.”
”Oh, you will back out.”
“I!" lndignantly. "No, indeed. Ihuvs
been longing for it for days."
“All right, then, I take the bet.”
“Hello!"chlrned in a third voice from
the other end of the room. “What are you
two up to new?”
The girl laughed.
“I thought you were too deep in politics
to be listening," she said; “but, if you
want to know, Stanley has just but me six
to one"—
“That she won’t walk down the Grand
run at noonday in tho fisher girl costume
she admires so much," interrupted Stun
ley.
Percy Rivers threw his paper on the
ground, rose and crossed the room.
“What nonsense is this?" hoaske'd etern-
ly, facinghis younger brother and sister.
Ethel shrugged her shoulders.
" You are always a spoil sport, Percy,"
she suidplaiutively. ”It is as dull as ditob
water with you stepping in to stop every
bit of fun. Where’s the harm in this? I
dare say, for all youii long face and prigc
gisb manner, that you had plenty of lurks
in your time."
Percy’s brows grew sterner.
‘fAm 1 to understand, Ethel," be said,
“that you purpose masquerading bore in a
foreign town?”
Ethel nodded.
“Call it what you like," she said dog-
gedly, “I am going to dress up as» flrtlr
wife. The costume is most becoming.
Stun can withdraw his but; I shall do it
just the some."
"i forbid you, Ethel."
A defiant look answered him.
“ We'll see,” she said saucily. “l‘ui oil
to consult madame. " And with a glance
at Stanley she left the room.
“How could you be so senseless, Stun
icy?" said his brother angrily as the door
closed. “Now she will carry out this ridic-
ulous iurcofl’
"Don‘t fly into a passion, Percy," rc-
turiicd the young fellow calmly. “I had
no idea she was really in earnest. "
'1‘ bcn us his senior paced the floor:
“After all, it is nothing very dreadful."
“When does this mod performance take
place?" asked Percy, shipping short.
Stanley obmgged his shoulders.
“0b, Ethel will settle that. ”
“Look bur-o," said Percy grimly. “I
wash my hands of you both, but i depend
on you, Stanley, to keep her out of any
scrape this tomfoolury loads to."
“All right, old follow, but you can be
easy. Ethel won’t come to mil-l. "
Miss Rivcrs in the meanwhile wasclosot»
ed in mndume's sanctum behind the shop.
The Loimlrs wom jewelers, liutinothor and
daughter would have found their income
precarious enough without the ninncy ac-
cruing from the first and Ft‘i‘Ollil floors.
now occupied by the liiverscs. It was
policy. therefore, to be oblluing, so though
Mme. Lonnlr was ebockcil ut the proposed
oempnde uiid inwardly npnstrophizcd the
English as “a mud lot," she expressed
grout lutcrost.
"l think I can find madcmoisolie the
dress the requires,“ she said, all smiles
and muirks.
“You dear woman," exclaimed Ethel.
delighted. “How? Where? Of course ii
must be new. "
Madame nodded.
”Lonnie," addressing her daughter
“Josephine would lend hers, olil‘"
"What?" cried Lonnie shrilly. “Hex
wedding dross-«inivch
Madame rcu'ardml Ethcl.
“ Mademoiselle would be very careful of
it, Would elm not?" she said.
"Uh, you,” replied the young lady oli~
guriy. “I only want it for an hour. But
will it fit rue?"
’l'ho Fri-achwomuu survcycii Ethel from
top to too critically.
"You." Rlli‘ a'ziltl, "umdemoiscllo is the
Home bcight." Then with a wink of
ia-unic, “liow much will iundomoiscllr
pay for the loan?"
“The cost is the least purl," replied the
girl quickly. “I leave that to you, deal
mmiamc. "
Mmlmuo's arched eyebrows and hand
gesture said plainly, ”'i‘bc folly of thcsc
purple!" and she instantly rosolvcil to lllkt
advantage of the said lolly to do a stroke
of business on her own account independ-
cutlynf lhucommiaeion ehc lntcndoii ti
charge Joeephinowhen the bargain war
concluded.
‘ ‘ 1 will send about the costume at once, "
shot-mid aloud. “And, Josephine, if slit
consents, shall bring it to show iumlomoi»
sells this evening. It is all complete ex-
cept"——-
“h2xcept what?” interrupted Ethel oar
geriy no madame paused while lloonit
looked \vondoriiigly at her mother.
" 'i'ho lungunrrluge, " ropllcd the French:
woman suavoly. “liladoiiiolsello know»
they are an moontiul part of the dress and
Josephine would not care to lend them"—
"Iiut' ’-- hogan Leonie.
A frown from madame out her short.
"Iiimlomoisollo must buy a puirof tool
gold mics," suggested the shrewd lil'llili-ii-
wmuou, with a triumphant ulnlicoat hoi
daughter, and, loading the unresisiins
Ethel into the shop, she showed her several
wire of handsome earring».
“You ninny," said madame to Leonie,
with a roprovlng shake of the head, when
Ethel, having selected, rim of! with her
trumnrcs, ”you Many. will ypu never
learn to open your mouth for-"tho ripe
fruit to tumble in it?"
The Bouloumilso fish girl proved ready
to oblige the English lady, and Ethel was
summoned down stairs that evening.
”This in .losrmhiuo, Moos Etcl." sold
madame by way of intrmiuetimi, rminting
to a young girl In still brimmed white cap
and aoariot pettimiat.
“it is very amid of you to lead me your
dress,” Mid Ethel, with is Imlle.
Josephine began untylng a brown pope)
"Bee. mademoistiiedl the said broadly.
mi. fingerlhgthe bodice.
her dangliter.
fool. He will think a handful of honor
payment enough. "
Josephine, touching her.
strange. He may be vexed, as Mlle. Leonie
suggested just new. ”
“ n will "
mm _ your wedding all. " “M
The fish girl reddoned.
“Wo'mm be married next week," she
hid simply. ’ ’
"And what will Antoine sayto your
lending your lineryl" broke in Leonie's
high treble voice. '
Josepblno'e face clouded. .
”Hold your tongue," cried madame to
“Antoine is not such a
Josephine looked from one to the other
besitntlngiy, but Ethel, unbeedlng the '
dispute, slipped on the petiiooat.
"Did I not tell mademoiselle it would
be the right size, ” exclaimed Mme. Lenoir
triumphantly. “Eh, Josephine?"
But Jospebine kept her eyes on the
ground.
“ Their figures are exactly alike, ’ ’ contin-
ued madame, \“nodding'her head in up
preval at both supple, graceful forms.
Ethel gathered up the rest of the apparel
in her urine.
“Stop a moment, mademoiselle,” said
“Antoine is
“You won’t lend them?" Ethel's voice
was plaintive.
Madame came to her rescue.
“ You can't disappoint Moos Etel after it
has all been arranged,” shosaidto Joseph-
ine. “Antoine need not know unless you
are so silly as to tell him, and the money
will come in useful."
A smile crept round the corners of Jose-
phlnc's lips.
“Take the things, mademulsollo,” she
cried, and Ethel, promising to return thorn
the following evening, slipped away.
About ll o‘clock next morning a tap at
Stanley’s door made him open it. He
stored for a moment, then uttered along
drawn whistle.
“Well, do I look nice?" demanded his
sister gleefully.
“(TripitaiP’ and he laughed heartily.
”How did you manage it so soon? But,
Ethel," and his tone was serious, “mind
your p'e and (1’s. Don‘t look about you. "
Shc nodded. r'
“I shall go straight down tho-lirund
meta the quay. pop in upon the Stuarts
and back again. While I am gone. Slim,
you can buy the gloves. Au rcvoir!” And
kissing, her hand she descended the entire.
Pcrcy, coming up, almost knocked
mainst her. He started at the gay appa—
rition. Then he recognized Ethel.
“flood heavens!" be grouped, but before
he could say more the bird had flown into
rnudume‘s parlor.
Percy hesitated a moment and walked
into Stanley's room.
“What's up?" asked the young follow.
“I biwu just mct Ethel in that ridicu‘
ions foundry,” ziiiswcred Percy irurcly.
“You will picture follow her and son that
sho docs not go into mischief, do you
hour?"
lint Percy, returning to his study, could
not settle himself to his work. Ethel had
nelihi-r father nor mother. Little control
is be posswml over her, he was still the
responsible party. The thought of post-vi.
bio insult to his madcap olstcr so disturbed
him that. be resolved in go after bur blin-
soil. Au micxpcctml call, hows-\or. dc-
hilllli‘il him from putting his resolution in-
w iiunmliuto iii-(ion.
in the parlor Ethel bail boon duly ml—
inii'ml iillll fluttered.
“ lint madomoisollc's bands will betray
her," said hiniu. Lenoir. “Tiwy am for
ion \\ him and ilclicniu. Lonnie. fetch u
basket. Tin-re," as this (losirmi article or:
riuul. “iiiudoniuiscllo can tuck tbiviii llil‘
(li’l‘ lit r shuwlruuiul lhcbuskot. So; that's
better. “
'l'lms minippml, Ethel out off.
“She is as like Josephine as two pone
from behind," said madame, Watching the
girl.
“ if only Antoine time: not catch sight of
lii'r‘." murmured Leonie, with n frown.
lilihcl thrciulcil her way through the
llil'lilli: of pcoplo usual at that hour of tho
day in the Grand mo, and, thumb slw
loukwl lii‘lflii‘i‘ in the right nor to the loft,
sln- was aware of the many curious glances,
smibN and null: directed in, bar.
llcr heart beat loudly—portly exciton
llli‘lil. partly {our of rccounitinu or being
iii-misled. h'ho gained the Stuart-9' lumen
Without molestation. llueiriiul and wife
Wcm just sitting down to the lllinll break-
fast when a grinning maid ushered lll
Ellii‘l.
“Ethel!" screamed Mrs. Stuart. "What
iuml frcuk is this?"
The captain, who llflll imtpcnofratml the
iiislrnisu as quickly as his wife, now look-
ed 51mm.
“My (1081' young lady," be said, “how
etiuld you do anything so risky?"
I‘Iibclcvpluinml tho joke, but bor friends
shook their bonds. How could l’un-y have
ltlliiWi‘il l.,‘
She Fill. subdued nml ill-ipiritcii for a few
moincnfs and rose in depart.
“ 'i'i-s, pct lvuck as quickly as you can,
you silly clillii." Hfllil Mrs. Smart.
The return journcyhuil lost its zest, the
flavor llllll umm from the fun. lilthol. as,
she “cut fiWllllylllUllfl tho quay. was iimi'o
alive. ihnn oi'i-r in the comments of tho
passorsby and tho leu'iis of other fish
girls. The bright color in licr chucks llilll
given place in piillnrwu longing to be Hill“
again at homo excised her. How for oil the
Grand run was!
Absorbed in herself, she had not noticed
a liibc. (lurk browml young ilslu-rmun fol-
lilWlilu' burnt u lllrllllill'ii, a sinister, jealous
Rli‘lilll in his black eyes. liut as by do-
grccs he come closer an instinctive fooling
wnriicil her of his iioiuhlmrhumi. lio tried
tom-o her face, but Ethel looked straight
before her. Turning acornor, she came
loco to face with l’crcy. A sigh of relinf
out-upon her. film grasped at his offered
urin. Before she could take it a lit-PUD“
homl pushed her «side, it glint of steel
flashed in the sunlight, ll novauo with, and
a knife was buried in Percy's shoulder.
Ethel screamed. At the sound the bot
blooded (ineoou staggered buck pale and
trcmhling. llu eturcd at her.
_ “Antoine, you fool," shouted the by-
standers collected at the fray, “you have
killed the Enillebiuon. The girl is his
illiiful‘.”
They carried the injured man to tho
Iimircst flilrifilili‘l.
Fortunately for Ethol'e stricken mn-
selciico the wound was not dangerous. or
lug l’rrry'e tedious oonvulcsomwo she was
ii devoted bums, but elm niwcr thinkonf
that day without a shudder at the possible
ooasmlncnccs of that woeful wagon-w
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A Forest and Htrcom writer once put an
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it. A looking fllllflfl, put up where the
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attractive, while a combination of a music
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ltsarnl.
1. “Now, when Jesus was born in Boili-
lehem of J when in the days of Herod the
king, behold, there more wise men from
the east to Jerusalem." lie was foreorv
duiucd before the foundation of the world
(1 Pet. l, 20,), and when the fullness of
time was come God sent forth His Son.
made of a woman, made under the law,
to nxlocm them that were under the law
(Gal. iv, 4, 5). Not only is He the Son of
God, but, an in cluipim i, l, the Son of
David, the son of Abraham, and therefore)
the one in whom all the promises to David
and Abraham will be fulfilled. In Him
shall all Scripture be fulfilled, for it all
conccrns'lllxa (Luke xxiv, 27, 44). His
birth in Bethlehem was but an event in a
life without beginning or end (John xvii,
ii; Rev. xxii, 1.5).
ii. "Saying, Where is He that is born
King of the Jews, for we have sum ills
star in the cost and are come to worship
Him?" They had no doubt unto whom
they wanted to em, nor as in what they
wanted to do. They came in we the new.
born King of the Jews and to worship
‘ film. it was long since the Jews bad it
king, and they were now subject to the
Romans, of whom llcrml Was the topic-
scututive. But in theirhcavon given book
it was writtcn that the throne of David
should be ceiobliahcd forcvcr and tho
promiscs to Abraham, Isiah: and Jacob ful-
filled (Isa. ix, 6, 7', Mic. vii, ii), 20).
3. ”When llorml, the kl!lf{,‘ll:ld heard
these things, howns troubled, ainlull Jeru-
salem with him." If he had known the
premiers of God concerning the overthrow
of Israel‘s cumulus and the future glory of
Israel, he might wcll imvo boon trouble-ti.
See as a sample Mic.v,1;’u; vii, iii, 17.
But, not kiiowing the Scriptures, all he
saw in the Words of the wise: men was
probably the possibility of a dolivurcr for
Israel who would rcilccm them from tho
power of limbo. Thu rcilcniptioii of lsrucl
will yet cubic, and fliilh'lilllfiiif lellI)1)l"(illL:li
are not few (Luke xxi, 25-25).
4. “Ami when ho had gathercd all the
chief priests and E-lfil‘lliiil-liif tho piwiplu rt»
gother, be (icinrindcri of llii'iii when: (‘bi‘in’t
should lll' lyiru.” llo would thus so: if tho
leaders of tho people wcru expecting a.
king, and if thcrcwus anything in this
oxrmorilinary visit and question of tlii’a‘c
mm from tho cast. Christ is the (track for
tho lie-brow wuril Mousiiih. and ”w Erich
llrih of ouch is ihc anointed. Sm: tho use
of thc wordln I Sum. ii, iii, Iii»; PH. ii. :3,
6', Dim. ix. 1'5. ‘2“. Ili'ttl' also ihi- cbiof
priwis muckingly call liim"Christ tho
King of lsmr-i“ (Mark xv, ill, 3'2).
5. “And fhcy said unto him, In Dctlllc-
hem of Judo-u, for thus it is written by
the prophvt.” llcrml would now sm- that
thi-rr- ilillet be sonwthinu in it. for tho
prv'ipbcisof Ife'l'illil luui foretold what the
Wise llli'll from “W met imlir-nivd bad now
mum tnpuss. 'l'hnt ihcrc worc those lll
Israel who our" puticmiy wailinu for this:
pmvitcwnt is (their from tho l‘i‘i'iil‘il mn-
ccrning Simeon and Anna (Luke ii, :35,
26, 3H). ’i‘bcrc worv those who lnokctl for
rcdmuptiun in léil'm‘l iilld cxpcciislu llc~
dcciuvr about. that firm.
ii. “ Ami ibmi. liciblchcm, in the land of
Judo, art not tlw least illilunig ibc princes
of Jmlu, for out of {him shall come it (luv.
irriior, that shall ruin my {.mpli- lsrm-l."
This is. npinml from Illii'. v, :3. Thu rest of
the WM: is must lurch-sting and a proof
of tin» divinity of rhize'c’iiilrl',’”l-l'is' minus
forth have ”01‘” from of old. {mill l‘Vl‘l'lZiSt-
inn." lie appears-d in Abraham. issue:
and Jamil, to Muses, Joshua, Uitlmii :iiul
Solomon. Josue, tin: .‘nn of Mary. is tho
Lurilibidbf lbw lmlypmpbcis. Hie N’t'h’
fhl' cmi from tho lwuiiininu. and Tim yours
befun' ibo csciit fIJTClUlll His birth in
lh'lliii-lium.
7. “Thou lit-rod. when he llilil priviiy
culled tho who own. inqulml of thou! (lili-
gcntiy what film: the star appoim-il.” ‘i'in:
ilcvil. whose grout Wiflipiill is (bulb, was
Working in “firm! in iii-sirriy this (.‘llllil
King, This isovidunt from vernal“. for
the mm of thi- children slain is :ismrimvil
with tho inqiiirywliicb ho "Hill“ «if the
wise men. What bios-«vi Iittlc martyrs
those innm'ciit babes xvi-rs»! ’i'bcy (lliill for
Him, and ill: will not ibrinit it in that
(lay. "'l’lu-y shall come again from tho
land of tho urn-ray" (.lor. xxxi. lib. lli‘llill,
ilio cal-my, took flu-ir lmiiics i'uru tlllii',
but they sliull riw llgfllll.
it. "And lll,‘ rem llii‘lli in licflilcbuiii
and mill, (Eu :inii H'lll‘i'll illll,.'l'liil_l' i. r the
young child, and ‘ii‘ln'll :u how inuml
lllin, bring illii mr-l imiiii. if. ' I may
mine and wnrsliip llliil aim." 'i‘bi' drill
is it liuruui u iiiizniurrrth-liii \lll, All),
but all ii». 5.! .' . ., "i.!.l 'iuri :.:.ii ”‘5
(limifil 2.1m“ cmzil' lil..lii;'lii, “t‘ N't'YlH
aunt-«led for Ibo pruwni. but the uni is
nor 3' '5.
‘J, " Wbcn flu-g: lirul lliiil‘il iiw klil‘l, iltcy
depart. (l, and, in, rim Mar which ill! y saw
in tho cm! \wiit ln'i’nri- llll'lll fill ll l'lllliil
and stood «m r win-mi the young i'llllil
wri,4”~-c\blciil’.y unkind ”mm in llin i'i-ry
bum-c. Possibly iill mun-l of Hull guiding
them all ibc way, for ordinary stars, whilo
ilwy guide the mariner arrow. ibi- truck:
lose em, do not Maud oi‘vr a particular
house in it with, as if iuiyliig, “'ih’is in tho
plawu." Angels are called store in ltcv. i,
20: ix, 1.
10. “When they saw the star, they re-
jolraai with "Xi'l‘l‘llllu‘ great joy. " it
would room that flu-y lost siuhi of it for a
iliuo. Wind it Ins-nus: ibcy si-ippmi in iii--
quiroof iicrmi. or inordvr ilmi flu-y might
inquire of lit-rod? ltirilwt wrimvu, but
this we know, that God llium-lf is all PHIL
flobmt for llisismplc lliull things. If" (love
miiioilnwo gruido time through poophc, but
when He lx‘ifliii-i in do n oiiiwriiutui'ul
thing. as in this calm, ii is not likely that
He would haw us turn noble in "Hill.
ll. ".ilidwhcii iliu-ym-n- mun-unto the
house ilnry saw the your”: child with Mary.
his inntlu-r, and thcy full down and wor-
shiped them, and win-n they liml Inn-uni
ihcir ll’l'ilillifirt-i they prvsmib'tl imin llim
glint—gold and irankinmrmc mid myrrh."
'l‘bus God provided bcfnrvlmml for a hair.
boy of whichns ythtmoph and Mary know
nothing. He will provide for all the lived!
of His ‘KHlpll.’ in ills own wonderful way
even if He has in “is: on angol ”1' birds or
even fishes. Thme men, how iminy w.» are
not told, lit'lll'l‘lf‘fl that this child Wliillil yet
be the king of the Jews, and as such they
Wrimlilpiul Him,
in. “.l mi being warned of God in a
flmnm uiat they should not return in liar-
all, they departed lam tbclr own muatry
another tray." Katine in the first of this
chapter the other instances of direct guid-
ance {ram God strumming “intimidated
if yooare a child of God by faith in Christ
Jesus fear not to believe that you are im-
ed as lie is form ammo be equally cared
mucus is, l; arii, 23).
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