V “I
"James W. the rufianly negro
.who attacked rged Henry Oats. of
(3me with a heavy milking stool
inst November. and then robbed hint.
pleaded guilty torobbery in the crim-
Hotpoint Wednesday alternoon. and
was ”Ho the state prison (or a term
of sislydin. Armstead «peeled to co-
eape with a lighter punishment. but
when the court learned the facts is the
. ease. titer". was no hope {or leniency.
. Salton-y John Pullman defended the
prisoner and succeeded in having the
.suanlteqpntaolled Had hemeto
. trial oi both counts Armstrong would
have haen given to or 15 years. as
was one ol the most cruel
firm that ever attracted public at-
inflow in Greenwich. Data was able
inhalaelmrl. butthedoctorssn! he
will never be thoroughly well.
The yictlat was employed at the time
oithéafiult st the farm of a Mrs
Wage in Greenwich. lie is a man
hhdut ‘8 years of age and attended to
. “lam “out the farm. 0n the of:
' "noon M Noremher22 he was engag—
ad. milki‘, when Armstrong appeared
in the doorway. The colored man ank-
ed for work but. was told that there
was nothing for him to do. Oats con-
tinned milking. when suddenly he was
on,the head with a milking
minutes? stood poor by. He was
lollél to the lloor and rendered uncon-
m' Armstrong. according to his
owlk nonmthotcht he had killed the
old man and got scared. Then he
thought it would be best to complete
the Job. and beat Oats brutally.
jibe bill man was found about two
hours Ift'fl' the wait. His law was
broken‘oo’ both sides and be was sul-
feripg from n mmponnd frsrture ol
the skull: ' ' For a time it was thought
that he Wt) not recover. it was dis-
coyin'ed'thnt Armstrong robbed his
victim ora‘jacknile and a few pennies.
The" look kniie was later round in
Armsteatl's clothes.
'At the time ol the assault the whole
country in that vicinity was aroused
and a porno set out to iind the negro.
Arm-lead was suspected and Sherili
thiloy found him in his home in New
York state. lie was taken to Green-
wich and conirontod by his victim.
who identified hint folly. Then Arm-
stead admitted the crime. He aid
that he was out of work and that his
wile and child were starting. He
thoflht the old man might have n few
dollars and decided to get the money.
It h'flld that Ohio was thought to
hate about $2,000, and as he was never
know, to «Mush. any money in the
ilroehwieh bunks. Armpit-ad thought
he might have the money about him.
am told the dory ol the crime to
Judge Elmer. anti Amulead asked an
opportunity to any a word. He told
of the assault, but said that he did not
gowtheplacefortheporponeoimo
hurry. He lied about his past record
to his attorney. and when (Ill? rtnie'n
attorney uneativv with he was re-
- ' that institution
[or six years. it is told that Arm-
suall's home at lit. Kiln) is titted up
with stolen goods oi every desrriptloo.
James Henley. a blaritsrnitb oi Stant-
lml. blooded guilty to an attempt at
arson and mat-at tolall rorone year.
Henley has lived in fitnlnlord for many
years and has always been an "HIM"
trio!” workman. Some time ago he
became incensed at Martin ll. t'wk.
whoeondurts n blsrksmltb shop at the
plate. and on i‘ tvllbrusry lost tried to
fire it. He was arrested and has since
been in Jail.
,Jnllt before the court mlymrrml. the
hood pl James Farrell. oi Stun-lord.
was railed. Farrell was charged with
all season with intent to murder. bin
vial-i being Nehemiah lint-b. ol
illsmlord. Farrell was released on a
W of sum ’lornislml by Edgar
Johnson.ssdashelslledtosbow up
the bond was «inland forieitevl. The
one.” been bulging in the courts
for over a year. hue" was a watch-
. up along lluv water trout in illum-
m, ”d rialmecl that thrh was try-
ing to steal a boat is his rare. lie
find several shots at him. but none
unit elect.
sun W mas.
'unsnewlsrssllaauust tight
“magnum
The stall! mhrestmm?
steels-t tattle ,, g.
mandamus wanton until a
mu bot-r. Resorts were heard trots
mm which have been no
amtslag sail misfit-s as to the
martini-mm ,
‘shualaaas
- ‘ lwwlting
The waiting room. or " nods. will
bsthalargest Ill lilo world. It will he
ltlifaetwide. mfeetlmig d “feet
high.
, The dimensional the ll ion station
waiting room at St. Louis 10 by 150
feet: the initial! Central I icago, 100
bymlntandthatol . proposed
South terminal station at Boston 65
by 265 last.
The Grand Central wi ting—room
will be at the south end offthe present
train shod. The entrance 1 ill be on
Fortyosewnd street. M» a layer
35 by 45 feet. Access will I be had
iron: the present incomiv
the east. through restibu ~ eight by
lo loci, and from the west on Vander-
bilt avenue, through a fo .r .1! by $5
ieet. This will enable ours to
go directly to the trains at thou! pass-
ing through the rotunda. ‘
The rotunda will have 1 glass roof
carried upon steel arches, ith a clear
span of 100 feet each. Myriam oi in-
candescent lights will out the art-hen.
and cornicea. The rotunda will be
decorated with lonit~ millions and
moulded pilnsters. .
The interior ilnish 1th rooms will
be in the beat mod liyltl. There will
be tiled floors, tiled and nlarblo waiuv
mots and cherry and oak wood trim-
mings. Armehairn and milling-chairs
writing (leaks and tables alhd'opeu lira-
piaees will add to its rhedlrfttl appear.
once.
Opening lrotn the rotutt is a gen-
eral waiting room it» by 84] lee-t. and oil
this there will be two rootlyte tor ladies,
one 34 feet square and their other 2» by
0') I”...
The men will have a “poking room
30 by 58 feet, and another room 3:. let-v
square
The sidewalks oppositev all the eu-
irnunvs will be pmttv-t'terl by awnings
with light iron and glastvrmifs. am! a
covered t’llll stand abunl. to by till feet
will be at tluv east end of tho rotunda.
Art'llltort Bradford l. vGiibon I’M
given umrlal attention low the baggt.30.
arrangements. liaggnge Will be lnki i
it various points on the Vanderbilt av-
enue side and carried by pit-yam" side»-
walks under the limit to lite ”reunion
and of the building. The-v boggugiv will
reach a subway about 25 vim wide and
will be tilted to the mid plattorm by
an elevator.
Mr. Billion loom! no little lithium}
in remodeling the front of the build-
ing. lie decided to more the Party-
mtond street tower and «blank.
1
There
will be (our towers as at present nr*le norm! on m» «all- of moment:
Vanderbilt avenue. l-‘ontyothird and
Forty-lounh streets and on tho mm
and west end» of the Partyviim'rlml
street fronts. bill they Ellie in Int "([1va
prartirnlly 50 fret higher. 'l'lu-y will
then be lit) feet above the rttrb.
The new uttpemmr—ture will be of
tire-pron! construction. instead at an
other-room capacity of $5.001) nation:
(let, the new matimi will how a valui-
why at ”3,000 square fedl.
liar-h story ol the when: is to br-
fm-ml with Corinthian pllaulor», will:
torn-lied nominee. The vmtire exterior
of the brink wail main of the building
will be covered with "moot lillll't'ir, lb.-
Mill being to get a sub“ ntial appear
now without allempli ‘ to Imlmnr
none. The flit-rt will be u IlOIItI.
rcmgh, gray lwtrknrmmil. with slim
trimming».
The truth» in the trump Ihml will In-
rearranged no that it will be Mslhle
(or hint-mt trains to like on anti ills-
r-l‘larglv posmmgrrs at the sum- time
within“ rrowdlng
The rebuilding will dost upward oi
tantrum, L3H. year' s awn-gate of trul—
lir in the ilrnml t outrun station w.“
risotto». or 3mm WI day y. w
York World. ‘
manna PAY
arlhwyCaInollsesiy lulled flor-
vie-la
A meeting was held in llrivlgemrt
Wednesday. by file tigeptm Merit
val rlnb nl whirb any at mailers of
interest to the «mo ties were db»
0W. The members punv to lsko
steps to meant thew-l mg truth be-
mg cheated out o! t 'r honest dim
by persons who aro w it able to pay,
but who maize s pro-viii oi employing
first one donor and t ‘ . soothe-r and
will. to pay their biI One at the
physicians said that a ' m llad man.
mply able to pay. ow . him “0. and
list he owed another1 polym- m.
ind still another $66, . l he knew nine
physicians in all who ad bill» again
rim. ily establishing proper mgaa-
imilow the physician: . [that dead
’wats can be on u d romp-villa to
so without the or a phyalrian
onion they paid thrlrilrlilw. ill!v said
he acts-l lost to the mm
'brewgh Mull heals all rte-tot! to thou-
mia of dollars each year.
W
M W M in
local militia” fin» bowl-e ros~
My internals la the was
at compilations since the last ml
to thrill!!!
mi dirt-
'horwflmllit
output-anal
attestation:
Isa. his. onset lbs scrum Ito-t
Island Olson-evils "sensual-table
manilsrsar.
Washington, Feb. lbw—President lic-
Klnley today appoints Colonel Henry C.
Corbin sdlutsm general of the srmy. to
sum Adjutant (lettersi Breelt. who
retires on account of age. Colonel Cor-
bin has been one of the most strlltlng
personalities in the service. Bis per-
sonal popularity and his ensrlry hue
made him one or the best known and
most valued olhcera lvlis line military
presence in familiar to every om- who
has seen him at the head or presiden—
tial inaugural processions and at army
lunettons.
President McKinley has expressed a
high regard {or his courage and unusual
executive ability, and his appointment
to the present "Mos of ndjulunt general
is regarded with antlnfuvtion by the
army. in his opwlntment the proficient ‘
udbereu to the precedent In patenting
the ranking assistant adiutnnt general,
whirl: has never been violated in the
appointment of an adjutnnt general
since the establishment of the oilir-e.
in ordinary times the adiutant genv
rral is the rhlef executive officer at the
department under the seen-tan ol war.
and in the event of war the influence
and importance ul his oilire are greatly
lnrressed. The adjutant general pm-
mulgnten all orders of a military lvharo
actor of the president. the aerroiarylol
war and the commanding general and
mndurts oorrespondenre between the
latter and the army.
llas (large of Amy Rotor-ls.
His allies in tin' repository for the m-
oron of thev war department whirh rnlnin
to the pemlnncl of the regular army
and militia and to the military history
or every t‘omrnlaslnnevi officer and noi-
dler and lim- charge of thou reoruilio:
l'rYIPP, (-ollevtlng of military iniorrnn-
lion and m-rrll-e and the preparation 0'
Inulrtn-tlnmt tn null-era on r0gnlar or
detailed service. Colonel Corbin will be
the first utilutsnt gt-nerni within rwol~
loetlnn who ever bail «armband of u
post and is the first who ever had on
pnrlrvuo'e as a mint-lei oi the line.
Colonel ('orbin entered the um'Imv us
an Ohio volunteer “hr-fl ls year! ul-l,
Vrnm an enlisted mun be was prompt
cu! lor wnr survive, tbruugh the variuus
r vmivovlnna-vl movies. in the rank of v "I...
m" and brew! lvrlxndier grvnernl. ”I"
ups the tint man from lb»v slain nr
OM.» in l‘t‘f'fill‘" :iml aim-pl a fluid om.
oor'g position in s volored regiment, H“
loci his rt-glmrnl in all its: mar. mm. 1 mn-
paigml my! engagements in Ihv- into;
var, was browned lnr gallon! and:
meritorious srrh’lrrfl nt Iterator and
Naomi”? rind l'liKI'fF'vi the rI-mtlar rvrrm
In May. is“, mt smuml Ill-illonnnl ml
the Bevanlmvmb I’niiml Slut-vs inluntry .
lie remnlnmi on artlm duly nilh his
roximeot for ten years with-mt lento ur:
tirtnnbml nertlvr of um itlml Ilrv nun
amwmlul major or. «I ill-stint int militlnnlI
gwnoml by former President Hay" in‘
ten.
A Notable War MM.
Ilenry .1. limit H:v«,ltnti~i¢i Terry Ivmk
and Dillon and nus in the t‘wlol will,
fieneral \itlou during Ill-v l'mr “blip,
lrmthim in I'll!) and lllli om! Ial'vr .m}
a mvtniwvr or national Mtl'vlnk'l stall. it.»
personally mini-pied :t ultimatum
against lh" himml imllam in \rizmm ‘
In INT. itv- \let "1'in in! In duh in the.
war department at WIlIlIillluil nnvl
“.th Ilv-mral ltugvr was llluflt' «DBL;
mzrnviv-r u! lhv- department n! the m2»:
Poland t‘nrbin was lranul-vrrvwl in (inn —
ernor‘s inland no noljlllarit Krvmvml u!
the department. A (we. nu-nill-v ugu
ll he'll General ”folk lur- ummmivvl ill.-
lvttunt genv-rsi. l'ulvmel t'nibln um
again ordered in Washington. where luv
has mm» been on duty.
l'vJlelr'I (’urlun amt Milt l'rvvvmlrnl
liorliv-lll when hr vmn shut, islnl mm .it
hill Io'wIller- nt Hilli‘tvvli iii lllv IImv M
lull death.
I!» lav ii llirlllln-r n!
or the Gram! Army v3 0 Ilr'llllIIIIr', mu
Sun! of flu- Ilvvvul .mn. and am .I‘I)”
tum ur‘llrl’lfl In the ynungr-nt “mm-r n!
the rnnlt n! ivrlxmller term-rill in thi-
army. l'nliko ills Imillt‘villtl" prmlmm.
,vlnr, elem-mi llrmlt. who on lrmvunl n!
il-H' In retlr-«l "ruler the law only a iv“ '
w- -_.._. _ _._. ..
Lul uI Imulnn
"worm after him npwiutnwnt an mliu
tout germ.“ Ilrnwni t'nrbm will not
i lire in tin vmlirmry luurm- M omits
until I'M-l tuinml t'.»rblnn unnatural
worth ivi’ Iiv-l'ulullnmsly him It, limit resi-
dent in Virginia.
We to but 1min. Myths.
Boston Feb 25. ..... The state board of
arbitration lH'l'iI lrr New ”Milan! 3va
limbs}! or the invitation at tho IFIPIIVLI
“all rommiltnv of the rtty “mm” and
the mayor to pgnln attempt it .vtvvttlvv—I
1mm of existing lllfl'fil’fl'li'fl.
flail linden turnip-flow.
Albany, fob. new» state 0|le nerv-L
W mellflidm will link! on 03»le trim-,
petitirs examination for mrrit at Au-
lmrn on Martin II for "w Inn-Ilium of
physk'lsn of Auburn prism. The will.
turn pays 32.00 per annwm.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Prime Henry of flmnany inn-lad at
”moms frmn the mist-r ill-utmblsml
and Monroe lluv most of the Inventor.
Chamberlain has triads. lm»
ponant emulsions in the direction of
sell WWI is llrltlsb Mull: Alma.
A W” his but» lororpnrwl-d in
flow Jen-er to sell whisky mm mm
the dilllM to the Muller. limo swing
it substantial not on the prevailing
price...
Justine Wick Myth was remind
into the (3le thumb by Bishop Var.
try in New York He was preybmly so
Will» son a member .4 u...
M oi the Heavenly newt.
Wlsbwenplledst lam
mamsahnmnw’mn.
h‘wl
Menu
Wk
mm sundae-ultra Ability liars
wrapper.
We will turninb
IOO
WEDDING -
INVITAIION‘S
um 454:5, Including liable
and outuitls etitclopes, the fill
out quality and input urlinlic
engraving, for
$8
Nearly!” per cent. im- than
ever altered by .illoiht'r In this
ally.
EACH ADDITIONAL “VX-
DKI'II) Ni.
't-vivliug work folder! and in-
MTIHI in lllh'vLDI‘N W‘IImltl
extra ohm. 0. ”liter m. “it"
his: norm} milliuly rlwsp.
“'9' his" mike ll opium! price
rm
CALLING
CARDS
l'lute lull no i'urdw, ' T5
“ ” Nil “ If)!»
Address on (Innis, 25 cents ll
line extru
Where pl th- in furnished:
in l furl. it" rent»
Iilil ('Mll», 7.} with!
EVENING
:SENTINEL
'WTIISIIIIEM‘
You on award to Indulge yourself or yd.
family in the tuner at a good weshly new
paper sud s gummy magazine oi lttlow.
You as m bus at thus publmtwaa with
absent a library at good omit lot .3 per year.
What! for liabrlghtsets sad the
m t-asrral Woolly-wing gold:
august cabinets sailed to themes-t be:
ssdwawasotrsnmsadnlwr-esttbaassy
out
all-Alum! nausea. mm
m
rmmrowwrm. gt
Wise-relocation. m
Inlay-limb. leathers-harass:
«whenlflmmmhythw
bastweltsrsslthsdsrssda-aisatalsrt
m was sum-anemia.
Walla-tantra-
murmurs-gas
fl
“Jr i
"‘ 3%.... "
‘Thbly yrprn on... in ma.
1.. mm m: t. not", on than
as they used to be.
next winter.
all: HUW
ductiou in price.
Style=Chauges
in men' s attire are not so Swift nor so radical
A man ma
Ior two or three reamilsv iI I a suit is a
good one—and still be m the swim.
can buy a Ihis-wiut'er' 5 suit or mount with
the assurance that it will be just as stylish
I’unciured prices on all the broken lines
of suits and UVL’TL‘OIIIS lat
with next wiuier in mind.
mats prim! IUlliIt'lIV Imm $2; down to $18
MS: those that wcic $1; .11).! SUTO
are $10: those that were IthS arc Now
How much nmre wml clothing will
cost next winter C'JIiIltlI Dc sci down now,
but it will he more. that's
now saws that II‘L‘it’flSL‘tI (Obi plus the rc-
but it worth saving?
nmrmrzmm. FUNK.
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
mu. soar 0' won my.
Hold emywtm-r in tho-s slus- for the (Mist. bath and laundry
Indeed» by llllilllmwnlxnmut was New york.
wear a suit
You
buying now,
. tuls :qu uver~
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certliu. But mg
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FINE
and all other fabricsthat
require careful washing
should be cleansedwith
FAIRY SOAP
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WANTED
Opera House Block,
Nothing inked ll~ pIm-u.
m't'r‘r “‘lII hr.
know it.
i- ”thumb ”in Im':lI palm.
Thef
Old Gold and Silver.
ill-I .dl’lli or Silt-vr of any kind; obi titular" or vllmnnlwl
Wntv'hv‘. I‘ll:litl~. .IoWl‘tvIU'. rig-mm, run,
in any t'lvlllllilnll.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR AIII AIDIIIII',
N... “y ,
A. W. AUSTIN. Jeweler,
NorwaIIt. Conn
The Home Paper.
'nlr‘h' I‘ llvl .‘IIII‘iIlIIiIr :lllt! ”WW
I! i~ uniqmvnml original. llim: in il- lirm
p u" "to tmipll- ill lmv ll. " r. . -
tumble. 'I‘itovir "Ila'fi'KI-Ani‘l' both luvttmil. run! ”my Imilt
The "My tom: lImI may of Mime-lint: limo pruva
IIuv liltiw 'mol lIn pmplo urv'
Lveniug Sentinel.
gr _.W
Figurasthat. Interest Everybody
"IIW Niallnfllnl Almtrml ill ”to I niv
ml Mattel" for lull? Inn jml ammrrmi
It in tho rwlvrrl oi the nation's progmn
on mrliflml by tho glptovmmwl. Ac»
cording to the lmoit liw [mpllhtiion of
the l'niml iltntm in now undo»
the porous-
lIml wit» II‘JJZILM. hint about our half
what It It“ mm \Mv urn immunity; at
the rntcv nl 1:.an Th0 nitrite-y in the
"irony is ”if: 7. per rnpllu Thai is
mun- than tho per ratpltn nl filly but
ruin your: in tho- thinly pout. It in ”.3?
mm- than it was in um The larmt
amount ol rmmoy for any year «lure
the Wall” was $3M), in wit}. The- pub-
IIF 4“.“ in now "3.53 lur our-it mo of
the mptllttflim. in IRS? it was: “1.26
'l'bvv broom must now 3!. M per mol-
tblv ms! lnr any you allow Ml. TIM
“"1“” two ion list is worm but not mm.
:so it l on the Muslim: The trim
dilarm oi "It preeminent ow m
“in"! par mum. A miller rurlotw
mmlilmhil' tho "nlmtmt In that whit-b
in." lb- per capiln r‘myomptimt oi
film's: *ml menopause. “notion” now
“like at the lirtwiuflit of all! »r rmtlllrier
lion worth in a year. in it“ til:
%mmmptlna o! foreign will on
@flfll per Wino» Thum- lm: been but
little variation The per sauna at
Warts or «filter nation: "than“
has brew below Sill only he times to
thirty years, and shore tin m omits3
' hum
Thule-snowman
«lynflmm "MM
Wit!” 3:! '
Mail“ will ol tin prmlm‘ln $7.73 worth
our motto, nail in ”57. {H.l‘l. Thorn
haw brvvn only will your: in tit» tlilry
luring whirl: the par rnpiln oi mums
mulled ill. Duly in rm has llw 01-
mm per vvupim lie-0n grater than that
it till? alum lam. Thing» internally
no going our way. WP buy ill will?!
lotion-c no.” worth and sell to them
lilll worth. Tbvv average rroltlvrit of
luv l'niml mule-u mmmrnmi in in?
lime til-noun“: ms pursuits: of mi-
lli'l. 3.58 Int-brill "I what. 215” Imrlll-
‘Ili ill mm. M?» woods or sugar ville
”WINE“ in lb» history oi the rmtnlry
inw- one yrnrl. 9.95 womb» of roller.
1.5!: pound» oi its. iol gallon oi wbiv
try, um gallium oi beer. The per
emits «mentor-tum or whiskey is lam
hon it has been tor thirty years. lm
beer is consumed than tor sin yt-m.
In the mm M! mlnrm or the West
armors ore rambled with what it
.pown as nvrltnlztlk disease.
Id homo built: ill! rltll o! mall:
ielde are, minim atrsrkevl with It
you die, while mhm under lost the
law rtrmwlstnwtm thrive. 'llumisla
taro attribute-vi "to dim to «or!
mm. to s IEI‘N of salt. and waist. and
o a «no limit so It» "Wt, its»
"to.” while twill-rs have M it
try moonlit. Thaw:- iiteorl-w hare all
was abandoned. and. sitter-sit the
wmunsllnim Men-ab»
‘M H lawn-tin! hr more than as
.musm m mum.
mourners. naturals-illuminat—
veterinarian.
‘ Max, rim nurtures."
NATIONAL SERIES. PEI. '7.
rat at the buses, lath. um
wry Tm ss-sm iii-Ida rut. m
al. sheen-nun: by Ilsa nu ll.‘
Steal-Ins. ‘ '
It'opyrigbt. mm, by D in steam] ~
21.) "'i‘luvn begun ill! to uphold tho
cities whorl in mmt 0! His mighty m
worn alone Imuuuv they “will!“ hall,"
Bi furtv lie «how limtwo Ito "shall been «
about oil the ultimo um! tiling“ the)!”
pnemrlting and landing, and utter Hell-fl
charm! and hot meted thorn Ho mm
tolemhnml punch in limir elm! (M
lt'l'lv‘l is, .17; til i) "t peter seemed to ’
rr at l'll't‘pl when He bud to because '
lizni “one, but own then iii: WE”
upont the night in prayer. living am
with lIts- Holy Spirit and with powerlio
“will. :tlmut lining “and null hailing.”
litilllit'n: oppn no“! pl tbmlevil. Mani!
mix \tilh liim l Avth x. lib) (lad is not
willing that any simuld perish but ii“
ull alumni aunt: in rv |ll‘ ntunm ill Pol. Ill.
9) lawn tinv nwfui jmlgrtuvniat of “it!
yriflcl oi "W grout tribulation will he
Inllll’t'tl out in urtivr that men may repent.
m‘tilHIlhl‘ tn Ru ix, 2", :l; xyi it, 11.
"1"l. It rib-II In' mot-u inhabit, foe
Tyrvv null fiitiovu. inr fitnlum nrul Hormonal; '
than for tin: villa-s in which lie hmldnoo
liis mighty work.~. 'l'bo- people of Kilian];
null llw «pm-n of Sheba uhnll Mn
lbomv Mm heard it gruntrr than Jonathon
Solomon, yv-t rrpv-niml not (chum! I“,
it, 42). But “In-it will this be? nonn-
mum (it ”w tin) of )ildgllk'ili and Ho
innit». for lie is lhr nppuinml Jute.
llml mtulmtntiolhnll rmv u c: vrrywhawto ,
Intuit Il't'illlrii I]: Ila”) appriblnlafla’lll
llw whit-h "v' will jusIgv ”tokwfll'lll in rightp
l-llllhinem by the man whom He Mal-
tinirml. wintry-of iii: lmlh ““an
lmtu all lllt'l’l in that He.- hath rained Him
inn" tho lbw!" lAi'ls xvii, :to, ill). Not
on}, will t-trry wwul us give would
hilnnzli to iimlv but God will bring any
«mi; into jllllglnrlit with arm mm
thing, whether it I» gun! or Whitman!»
es ii flurry ltlio Wot-ll that men shall ”k
tlu-y aha“ “luv arm-nut their»! in the”
of Itudgrm rtt (Rum .tlv if: Beet. III,
ll; ’Ihtth 1H,: .i;'.y \vtwutnnatnotthiuk
u! n m f slit-d gr mural judgnwnl tiny when
all who haw o-wr iimi from Adam tom
kingdom ~bnii nppr or at one grandam
but mtlw‘r hi it» [lit tin mimlof God;
with It is Etrizfly lllivv All Who W m
by Jt’illa" blood can on on Paint,“
the judgmrm for their slim is past (in.
xiiii. :3; John v ”,ll but alisartd all”
must appears! tlu- judgment mitt! Ch!“
lIml their m-rvivv its smh may he tried
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I ll
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said i tiumk thu. ll Lulu-r Lordol hear,
i'l'l and north, In'l'iills‘i' thou Inna hid than
thing-l {thin ”in uiw Mid WME.“
has! N‘VHIIt‘d them urtiolmlsrw." Thank
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light The work! by its. wisdom M
nut hold (I l ul’. l LII).
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stand in Thy sight ‘ In the vl'Wflc
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”will”! tnl.v I'Mrll'ttlu to nulun'n chill”
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tin-«v null Illlfl‘h Wuhr an. the time at His
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Imn- it w. it will} thvt i'nllwr might be
fiLvler‘il in Him.
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My Father. moi no man hnovwih the Sun,
but the i'atin-r, Mirth-r krmwoth any
but" le- I'mhl-r. how ihv- Soil. and lie to
“homunvwr tlu- Sun will rrthl "Int."
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all thing» lntn iii-v intuit (John iii, life). It
mam u. mint»: my ens-dun: Muslim's
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me innw (but. it must In“ by knowing
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