from Every Quar-
Commonwealth.
Mn; or the State
‘ violin to towns for
, Itinnhoueee were re-
; Plymouth. poor
and ill-item: Walling-
, lexcollentohnpe. The
" 'w representative to
union. reported at
Ming. resulted in the
' or the town's poor to
The eitom or the
- to this Mullen Sanitar-
, have resulted in the
by its keeper that the
nbnndoned at. an early
union; the Litcl‘lfleld hills.
‘ .hnving tut its oldest. ree-
W whom most of the old-
iii other towns are more
”from” Goodwin who is
Willi]: year the memory
r, and when he was naked
. Sud ever seen anything
V lee storm of last week he
tact that there was suoh a
Better Bays om.
nudl’roepecte.
with the lotus oi the
will otylee for spring. come
”cements from the case
,mt their fall samples are now
while this, at rastml
y seem an anomaly. it in
unnatural condition of things
that line of tho gloriouu
gm
lee-trons feeling or hopeful-
' the {all trade. and the be.
‘ that conditions will con-
prove. There is. nine. one
5 however. in the lurk or
J methods in the trade.
‘ fashioned way or showing a
’1“ burrito~ oxpntiallng upon
color. quality of outwit and
find in; gnuoml desirability
. ls girl-n way to the»
that it is lower in [ll'lc-o
duo's, will be sold on n ion-
. ”ti 8 largor :lilwmmt gin-u.
1%..»words. prirolt, dam and
nre sold. innit-ad of hate.
aiming but a sorry ilguro- in the
‘ lamentnbh- stau- oi at-
I not limited to the hat
but permeates all rlntllws of
dine.
that the luet oi ill» til-ding
[tales in derby-a imw innn id
I. b been that lilt'i .lre tillli-d‘i t-
1: chardrter and pin-wilt no
,4 deviation trout ihi' pruailiug
' flint. it in prohalllt lildl moot
can be. pillmvl out lmm mom
linen of the plnulmout lllililli
gmwervnlinm has its good
it does mm that tho present
. olered all o-t-xuiltn uppoltltm
I. Mimi tllnngn pmti. til; it ly in
of brime. and llml olilltl on»
grant. lilfliii'l's put out it With-
an: lint ht! would lmvt» it; ill .l umrltnl
. ' “it would have» .mraoml lllioli-
dollar:
...t with A division in le
In alleged inirlnizor mum tilt-
;the llnltoo i'iitllt'i'n oi North
is fined $250. romp at dwin-
: ,NW Jflrnoy Unit ”to iiini in
{or the promotion or lin- on»
Ire Itnronntituliounl.
the interests oi all that tho
(it of the union label nhoulll
‘ ill”. and it pulled lolulr hon
tp than: its limdlltllt tut union
that right lthottltl it» pro
iii! limit! imn oi the law
L Ween Hatter hon no ply-m
MIN-the use oi munlnrioit in
wrongful tow ol genuine
II in a into rountry and mu
w .. rer hint an inherent
’ . whether he will or will
' union labor. but ll be on.
W ihillen he should be. men
' the lune. An attempt
futon little an onion mod".
and the penletrntor oi
should be nmnnnhlo in
mum (silo-mi in the
'ltaw item Alhiflit" mm
m whom mm t-lm‘er
. . in the tint bout. ile-
Kelly. oi New York. and
“not Brooklyn. ten «mode
. itelly will: nomad out
mutt.
butt. ten roomht to mini:
,. ' . tiled: one». oi on»
“4, Tommy fihorit-ll. of
m n tirnw.
' ' hi the evening welt fifteen
Gunner loan oi Now
We ileum oi reel-ml
“I “It! We awarded
' went! at one of the veteran- welltinx
4 ohm. with two “MI“. We note
~WtMi’M
memm m
tern—Willing” ”WW
“bothereldienlttheflonwdleonu
the llelne dinner and the prospects
or wen?" netted a reporter-liar the Ad-
up the hill ovum witch. soldier-
Home on Noroton Heights. He was
one or the youngest oi the old soldier-t.
tor,he enlisted beiore he who the rep
ulatitin age. and told a little rib that
the recording angel will never notllre
when writing the pntrlot'n pedigree.
"Oh. yes." he told. "it's war tell: all
the time. We be a all the daily pn-
perl and We tnllt it over among our-
selves all the limo."
"Do the veteran» think there will be
war with Spain?"
”Well. now. it in hard to all. One
paper says one thing and the next will
say the very opposite."
"i suppose that when it man into
been through one war he“; not nox-
iom tor another one—he's had enough.
oh?"
"That's true in a way. Still. many
of us would go again it war was do,-
cinred.”
in from of the Home, a number oi
rho veterans were slowly walking
through the grove. taking advantage
of the line weather. Adjutant Dart
won in his oillre. buoy’ovor hill; habit.
lit.- luruiehod the visitor a conductor
in the person of Charles N. Reed. tho
oilit-er in charge or the rbapel. ~who
kindly explained everything that was
to ho mu.
.~\ portrait of the hennvolent Mr
l-‘itch hangs in the onion. out! the
Home is his monument. it was organ—
innlly intended (or miti’ttere' orphans
and since it has been used by the state
for its present purpom it has been
greatly enlarged and improvwl.
At no previous time. said Ofl'ltrr-r
Road, has tho house been so full or
now. Thor? are 348 place» not in the
big dining—roomwtour mm at our
of tho long tables. which int-ans six—
let-n own; one waitnr to eight mosses
or thirty-two men. Everything was as.
neat as wax. fresh and pretty M n
“hull-girl's pirttlrn.
ilol'v- nrn the kitriu-nn. llig. Milli-
ing bronze boilers in whlrh 'eorn boot
is roolml for dinner. big ranges. ev-
erything big. and warm. and spoilt-as.
and this the product or his sltllii'ul
hoods “big loaves of unit, white bread.
How many? tintI hundred and ninety
This is the bakery and this the hither, '
WORD—m rm Widener
help thorn. ‘l‘hue men'e ‘wim. tom
or other feminine triende. It» with
thorn and play the pine and lend in
auxin; the street old hymn; or bright
new wee—mod. in tow. the Inc-tiny
are n yum. tor they bring lnepi
tion a well u pie-euro and 1
into the lives of the old soldierl.
We paid our respect: onee‘lnore'to
Adjutant Dertfi thanking him to our
plasma. and he tendered no rther
permit-ion to lnepeet the new lion».
which has been erected luet it little
to the left of the min building, and
which is not. yet quite completed. it
is a bountiful new home, built on the
mange pin. and will he onenpied by
the regular hall. which includes Adju-
tant Dart and win.- and Mr. and Mn.
Reynolds. and by the hospital man.
the doctors and nurses in charge.
A; we walked away, Dill-:0:- Reed
pointed out. for down in the grove.
the two engine houses from which the
water supply is obtained. These are
mnnerted with the big boiler enclosed
in the tower which decorates the front
yard. I-‘rom theme the water is
pumped to another engine-house a tew
feet nwny. where part ot it in heated
and theuro mndurted in hot null null!
water pipes to the hocrne.~-Stamtord
Advocate.
I
THE TOILET r
Illne- nm and fizn—Jew Way- ol Ar-
ranging the rim.
A Mi none in mm of tho moot annoying
at the minor trials of n wmnnn'll lilo.
' When the room-a in council by cold and to
only temporary. it requirew no treatment.
but when it leduo to more condition oi’ the
thin it may com-lumen Ilen'dttced by both-
imlml today. he anewerrt t'lno barrel
and a hall of floor, at least. and when i
iili ballad, they olive it with a rolling;
mm-hino. i
We lent-:- thew- iowor regions tor tilt-i
wurcler tho regular dormitories and
rtmmu. They are large. long rooms.
illiwd with mt lwdowhliml, too. at this
smooth, with the men roasting. reading
or playing games. There two plants
in many of the windows, gills lronl
lilt' Woman's itolior i'm‘pa or other
(rt-mill.
7; ho rtmlrirtlons upon lilt‘ IN‘I'llpflliiln
of tho tumult-ll aro tow lltsripiiuv
must in‘ mululniumi. but as m .m-u.
potion inside or out, that is loll nirmwt
on'irely to llwir own Mil and plea»
Ill t',
'l‘llvvrle :m- moi sights in tho worde.
man who mum have no ntiondnnt roll
up ullt‘ or both amply slowest every
umrnitu: and pin tin-m arrow tho-
ulmultlor. mop who nlmt bobbin about
on otw leg; uwn who run m-nrroly
llnillllv around at all, llwy how tho
l'ill‘llllliliiiilll no lmlily; men who on
lino nmi pill» and trill and vlt-rropit;
turn with inn-n m llronzml with long
lunrrhou in sun flliii wind that tilt-y
will nwvor show pnlr nunin. yet with
tho llmtvy turrown wllit'll pain plonglut
down down in thrir iorolwutln. tut-n oi
nil negro-mt or fliiflt‘l‘iflfl moi ler‘
lom-v.
Wo "lllt'i‘ Iii" room lorruml lllr
“lilllilki'l'." ill-rt- in whom ritual of tlw
wur talk ill mrriml on. tor how it"
when» tho Adwwutv- and a number oi
New York llnilh-tl and other! brim:
tlwir new» from tho "will of war."
whirl: nonu- oi tho own think mmtl luv
tlw etlitore' nrmt'hnite in the other: oi
New Yorlt‘vl yellow inurunln. "or iron.
lnl I'ontluotor may: no hasn‘t road the
Attvoonlt- much lately. but then in.-
add: thnl its tile in no surrounded by
the own, tor hour» trorn the limo it h-
rm‘olvml. that he won't “(it at it.
Wn pan on iron: the main building
norms tho lawn. bout the waving ting.
Whit-h. (Wire-r Rev-«t emit)! remnriut.
him horn to. boil moat very trio-n into
ly. thorn having neon no runny deaths
in the Home poet the- two mnmm
whirl: ntuml near by, all it really to
detend the old m. down the» walls to
tho noepltnl. where Matty-eight. ot the
brave boys are shot in. But out we
tulle n prep into the laundry. whern
the "Meaning up." utter u on washing
it in program.
How everything «him in the horrid.
tut. Atwointe rtmnlinm. it there it
well n ihlux. prwniln. Mm loolt at
on from pain-worn Minion-mm. in
yonder rot in o white-hnimd motored
veteran, I reminder oi the regimental
oi the Merit boy: in blue. who fought
for their mrmtry'n ("room and won
their own.
llr. llmwnllon on im on» oi the
hmvltttl unit for m tliiw. but a new
phyetrziep hell taken the plum oi the
inrtner Dr. Pita-mm. Merlin bowling,
of New (inn-no. Theo.- nre two tum
the plenum newton min when
tome: my me "tilts day: in on
your." or our kindly billion-tit my to
’l‘hnwetetteeienillntem v»
'EW COIFI‘l'RFS.
ing the now "1111! or tour Him daily with
a mixture oi horas. l’t'ra-t'fi'lliflf not! orange
llovrer writer. The pmmrtlonl are «stunt
wright nl row“ nil-r and orange llmwr
wntt-r null "no ritzhthtllo weight oi, llorux.
it iii rntlwr a’nrly to lit-trio to talk ulmot
putting away “tum riolhm tor thonmu-
owr, lmt it it: always well to give good noi-
t'lm- in ample time for it to ho tollotuul.
llrlrrn would. wrnpp nod hmvy gown» nrtv
lmt‘lml away they ehnultl it» thoroughly
nltnltt‘lt. ”flat?“ and nirt-ei. nu llmths Mu
Illlit'il in: liable to numb. liti'lil if ”my tire
littm "round. It in him il‘fll to put thorn
in repair. no illnt tlu-yt'uu luv worn at out-:-
li multiru nwmnlly iii’liit'h.
lilhm! llrnrllr. liullt nllk, word out! not
low" should nlwny» llo- mwd. on them or“
mutxy prvlty littlu ioury nvlirlosi (or whirh
titty "my hot lllliilui. Photograph 1mm"
omi uloto- uml hnmliu-rv-hu-i boron in who
v'lul urn mully lilmit' uml or» «lump on»
in! nmi on nptztlllu.
liwolog i'ttlvv'w ior wrnr owr illivv ball
aim to- mmi luv llulll mol oi the moor iilm'.
wry worm For young girl» illo- oitlrr
tlmvn wool trilnluni it ill: .mm‘. down to
,l’rt-tly nml aunple. hot. (or oldtvr noun-u
mmmh‘lou morn tlluolliul in required——
ulntll or llrm'lw milk. 'i luv Iltt'nl'itr' in Wm!-
lEI’” null qlliliul nilh. u rt-tirni all old titlm
illoillitll. A wry illull rollur. protcr'tlog
tin» ,lt‘t‘L’ not! hurt. o! liw lit-ml. i» always
“or".
“i'lm plrllll’l'l "00'! two a-oil’inrw. ’l’ho
lit-i. rollwr ulnrillnu, in for m’rlllim. ill!
lutir lit-lug wmml and unbound lomqmwt
on timrmwool the lmvti. whwmnren largo
howledmlullnml on on!“ tenth". 'l‘ho
o-mml. ounlntrr nlui morn nlirrwliw, in
t»: n wry young girl and l» n rrptvtilion
of n imam style very lxmrmtng to child-
ish imtuh'w. .lrnn; room”,
When American Ins-zines Go.
Munro-on magazines and the manner
in which tlmy penetrate to the tortil-
t'ltl pollun oi llw mirth found new evi-
«lam» iilitt woolt. when a ninglr lint oi
mo nolmrlptionn to ill? indirn' Home
Journal wan rm'nivwvl by that mar
liilo lrom Bulgaria. the list being
headed by the name of "of Itoyni
llighnm. the Printout Morin iodine.
tic-mu lit-noon, the slherinn traveler.
said that be round thin magazine in
home» on the throne: of 9mm. while
Peary met with it in tineninnd. It in
.m internulnx tot-t that the ladim'
ilovnr Journal hut wolwcriptione in 5!
at the lit. generally ”rented rivlllm
nhlitml at the north. During the uln-
Itle month oi Dru-mm inst. tor. iri-
enuor, it retrain“ lilhit‘rivtim from
rlyriu. Japan, lfrngnny. Tom. Congo
Fm tit-to. Tunnel. lJberie. New,
Stem tum. Zululand. Dav-rial. El-
imnee. Hormel: fir-ell. llohmle. Cato
:try Intends. "undone, (idol: ltln.
Slim-sol. hen Minder. Chili (mm.
Egypt. coho. Pill ill-Mo. WI.
llnwaii. liner-e mm timer:
lime Jen. matte mountain. lieu
turtle. Sim. hem. Palatine. Peru.
Formal. 7min and the mall
Welt tuition.
‘t‘ilevlleet WWW elite
Maurine-ornate
metronome our by.
new
end I
Tim with,» range,- at tho rlrrulnllon oi.
flown Kiel
other Item. "it'- w my."
MmMplweitnnthenoorln
{rent 0! you with its tail toward you.
Tflewmot chub Ind druw n
W line. beginning at n point .inlt
mot and I bull or more.
"the bird will futon its one on the
chnlh and in n twinkling Illicit she
in unooiueionp oi nuythinc but that
line. You own cult and trick her nbont
unwell-emu Mm. bellman
will immediately return to the sheik
line. When i was naillb‘ belore till!
meet it won not an unusual thing on a
color dny when there was no work in
eight tone-dozen ormoreuilore.
each with a hen in his hands. drawing
chalk III-rite. it ill the meet perieot
cave of complete hypnotistn 1 ever saw.
Just try it some, timn it you dont be-
lieve it.-—'l'oledo Rude.
Owing to the rudder: drop in the
price oi skunk pelts and other coarser
kinds of turn. the buyer: are oflering
high prices for prime otter shine. The
marine woods consmmntly ore toll of
men who are melting it good living
trapping. .
E0 all others. this magnifi-
cent Insult. every copy at which costs or
b rent: to place‘ Ill your bands, will brunt
m
tree on tree m limit (sin
protease. in: like this
:verbeen here or abroad; it is a book
of H para”. contains 5.
:«dsa‘nd plants. mostl wand linear:
ented by 6 iul size colored plates
:i beat novelties oi the season, finally.
wilialso besentwithoutchargrtoall i-
:ants settling I. as. for the lehmll
state when: they saw this advertisement
hut-a ~ will and» it- and...
EiTERHENDERSONaCU
[0m aims NEWYORK
CLYDE LINE
:4 mums 'rm.wl: mm at 3 r. .u.
From Pier 29; ER R.. N. Y.
FLORIDA Illl- Ill'l'llll
Sill BATES.
surmount mum: JACKSON.
VII LE KN l)‘\ l IUHT.
(importing with ntlt'oln‘ morning trill“. Ind
(71 'tle’n Hi. Johu's Itlver Line.
For l’nnlkn. linolorrl and all intermediate
landing» on the Invitation rii. John' n.
t'lydo Liner! t otnnm-nlo lroquoils, Al-
gonquin and Mummie- are the
Snootlnt Sailing Passenger Ships
To Till: mll'Tll.
”klllWH/i’l‘ allow-4i at (hulk-Atoll on through
It! filo.
imr mtirnlot'hm'lmtnp swirnnnnb Minna.
.l. u hmmvillv nod all mirth moth
‘oinlm no: walled. Nope rtr l'nuenler Ac-
mount-initiate.
.‘etlhl'i nit lorgolnl oll roll or part water
nmi twirl mi. lhbu "II. owing the met. when
you. 41!" linu- tut-ol- and In rtlu irwludrri witty
mu i sin our to: aim" rim! or tit’kfl. “art.
it lint that will lulu» you all tin WI! tot-10min
without - tumm- Thr- I'W is the only line
that thin titl‘.
N ln-olnio mint and lllu-lrniwl hvwlltlfl {m
“in!" applil otinn to l’nnu turr lh'pnrtmnnt.
Wm l' I'lydr .Ho, ”inimi‘ \nn u,
3 Bowling tinnro.‘ ' l: Ninth [blow-re
nvvwotla lmiililii‘llphih Pin
7.," nontradit- run-W W..il um
gm. mt. ll. Worbnvtonhcn
Irnv. page». out, 5 lwllriglirvrn,.‘irw
) tocovet
To Charlene-tux t'.
and Julmnville. Fl.
without chum
GEORGE F. DENISE. hunt.
booth Novwnil.
Minn
t'lty National Honk.
i.l.,lt.'ll.olll.il.timetable
Lure . noun! nonwanlt win
on romt
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1.18. 7.66:. 0.17:. 9.03:. 9.“. ”Ix.
with. 11.31.
P. l.-—12.Wx. Lil. 2.25:. 1.“. 4.".
5.06:. 5.38. 5.56:. Ni. 7.56:. ul. 10.”.
SUNDAYS.
A. E-IWI, 4.551. 5.453. ”I.
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Ina-pert. in tuition ” above. I
0» US. ”it. 1.18.
.. W
Airlflmm‘lflm
Eur-4.16.
“8%“
:
when Inherit-W in. do}
under the hell'- head and extending n»
Of Ladies,. Men’ 3 and Children’ 9 Shoes; also a large
stock of well knovm manufacturers shoes that will beat
any bargain on the top of this earth.
llEW FRESH GOODS.
N0 BACK NUMBERS.
Loot-r 03.00 film... 03.20
Lndioo' 8 50 0059.0. i0!
LIdlg.’ 8.00 the... ISO
LOCI-0' L50 Clio... LBS
Ladlu' LIB .hooo, 000
Illnuo' and chlldron'o Shaun. worth from $1. 25 to $9 00, 056
Loot-3’ 50° Robb-n.
Childnn'o 38° Rubbers.
Man's Winn-r Runnoto,
Men's Box our,
Men's III-moi about.
"or". Potent Lotti-tor.
Man's c-lf lhooo.
Men's Working Shoes,
Man's Hip Boots.
Boy.’ School Shoot.
that it does not pay
hunlneto.
Boyu'Doubio Solo .hoeo. worth
IIO
I00
0 0 I
worth 0‘30. $2.50
worth 0.00. z 50
worth 45.00. 2.50
worth 6.00. t .85
worth 2.00. i .35
worth 2.00, I .50
worth 3.50. 2.25
2.50,, I .35
worth t .25. 05°
THEO. OLSEN.
Washington It. So Nat-walk.
The Bttéins Mn
of the Norwellts and t ioinlty are rapidly lit-mining muvinwl
to how o-hmp printing in one in their
How Do We Know ?
use {or the printer's
tunlter, whirl: ill-no.
”mouse or our rapidly nml steadily town-owing lillsillm,
which lute been and is noivaut'ing until We now find it Deceiv-
snry to keep our Willlptlliillg and prose cit-lxtrtlueutu in operation
tiny and night. flliil our engineer limb busy umnwuls in pre-
venting hi.» t’tilllilalliiy whirlingt-uglnr from grilling n hol~llox
immune of tin- grmt th’llllllli made upon it.
The Tendency oi the Times
in toward :1 higher gi'ldt- of printing for tin-neon! bushes.
mermutilo and pmimionnl men, 'nnd in hurl nll who have
nrt. bfifutliw they realize that printed
the ntntnp oi experient‘ed nnd eltlllful
amigo. and careful execution. in in itself ellicient advertising
for oily enterprise, immune the character of a bouillon; in mm!
almlulely judged by the choral-tor nud npwnruru-e oi the
printed matter in uric, and no we have sniol before. the ilusium
men are lmrmuiug mnviuwl of this incl.
it is not a Case of liide-and=(io=Seek
to get the ”hot! that error Elitplmlli’ti" in the printing line, {or
you «in find it, and at the right prives, nt
G.l.Preeman’sBook and Job Printing Oliice,
No. -itl Water Street. South ‘Sorwnlk, (form.
Just nmiilul the «worm-r from Washington street.
then
Profit.
‘Upon the am symptoms at
n cold, procure n box at Dr.
linrinnd'e Aceton. Take oco
cording to direction- nnd it
any have you from a long
and pnlntul illness.
Aceton
who. Ill! matte; does
“Mitch“
Aceton Medical Co.
“8110, CONN.
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE,
no in mm or
Furniture. Plane»,
Bicycles. Carriages.
etc, are... etc.
”I PW mm or
Taylorkfiolden’s
Ill him at hum Ola.
14 W lie-t, Io. arm.
Mum-um
INSURINCE.
[tell Meal mflkeelmt.
m w m lII W
will em the grip; core-head. « "
JacobM.Lnyton, m
INTERESTED IN
TYPEWRITERS ?
I! no you should know all
nbout the latest improve-
mettle.
E SMITH PREllIER
TYPEWRITER
in the lender in immemellil.
rel. corn ha tallied an Art m
eon nln‘ meet- or value. it Is rm.
tiered Mono.
mmmmm.
email-n. it. Y" ll. AA.
NewYorhoilre ”Broadw-
Mile entail-lemon.
D. W. RAYMOND.
fitml‘bireetor
and WM.
“Veil-gun“. ”law-it.
. o
Wuhan-gm h
J. D. JENNINGS,
\lnterteker,
«mum.
D . U U D D O M
mum.
methane
mmmy'vunemd,
1‘ who. I. nit-Imam
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l. "A: the: timewent ontbe Hob
bull deythrgngbtheeg‘n, “Birgit-elk-
pun were Ill unwed began to no
the can at corn and to eat. ” wholem-
today when the Sabbath dilation, the
one which. according to nil the quench.
determined the Pherieeee to kill Christ.
Z-lee urea 14 immediately mllowing our
nae-on. then )lerlt iii. 9; Luke vi, ll;
John v. in. Dr. \‘Jeaton ray: that the Bohr
hbnih wattle quhh notional ling; other
nations practiced circumcision, attend
enormous nod lied temple- and religion-
ritel. but in the Sabbath the Jews claimed
n peculinr relation toiled u theirCreetor,
Redeemerand Beet. A- the nation new
in national toolingond pride and in the
tbougbtot repartition from end luperiority
to other nations. they became more and
more tenacious oi their Sabbath. It we
keep in mind that it wne their national
honor they were thinking oi and not the
honor of their God and HieWord. we lib-ll
understand many things otherwise dark.
2. "But when the WIDW it they
told unto Him. Behold, Thy til-ciplen do
that which in not lawful lotto upon the
Sabbath day " The Sabbath: were n sign
between God and Israel, not to show how
holynndhonerntdetheyvrere. battalion
or Him and delight in Him and usually
Him. ll eating 3 little corn, even imh
{mm the field. would quiet the body that
the soul might the Wmmnne with
iiotl, itm well no to “(8083:. mi.
lzi, and lint. lviii. lit).
3. " But He said unto them. Have yo
not read whet David did when he was an
homered, and they that were with him?”
They would hardly wish or dare to and
fault with David. theirsrent king, whom
they praised '0 much. even it they were In
unwilling to recognize the Son of fluid
nod David's Lord in Him with whom they
now find innit.
4. ”How He entemd intothe housed
God nod did eat the elwwbrend. which woo
not lawful for Him to not. neither for
them that were with Him. but only [or
the priests" God would have us consider
the spirit at Hie hw rather than the ex-
lremeletterot it. ilewonld have on to
know Him ondllis glut hurt oi love.
it is better to know Him than to be White.
or mighty. or rich. He delight- iu loving
kindness, judgment. nnd righteoueoeul
Her. ix. :23, ill).
5. a. "Dr hove ye not main theiaw
how tin-ton the SIbbotb don the prion»
in the temple m the Babb-tit and an:
hinmeieml But! I” untoyon. That in
this place in one martin" the temple. "
Thus Ho dirt-m them to their king and
priests on both doing that which by the
strict letter of the low was forbidden. and
yet they are blnmlen. in verses u and
20! thunk-pier 110 any: Be in grater
than .lonnhand Solomon. He now any»
list humiliation-temple, and booties.
whot is ehewha-u taught. that He in
unearth-n David or Aaron. In Bette-ma
werudtbnt He lope-tertbnn angelsor
Mme». or tabernacle. or Incrillee. lie is
our great W King.
7. "But if ye had known what this
mnneth, i will have mercy and not incri-
ilee. ye would not hove era-demoed tho
guiltleee. ” “hot n comfort that we are
to have righteoue judgment and our 3min:
will notacide by wbntlle morbenrls
(in. It, 8, i). one! will never without
eoneecoadcmncithern pemnornworls!
let us have unwed Hie Spirit, miner
int; 1 Cor. iv, 5.
8. "FortheSonot Inn isladevenot
theS-bhnth day." Milena! loo Heist
Lord oi I“ earthly institution. and the
direct object oi all earthly allegiance. All
things were created by film out! EM Him.
end by Him nil thing: urn-in (Col. i. iii.
17). He shall yet subdue all thing: unto
Hint-ell. even all king Ill-ll fell down he-
tore Him and all notion nerve Him (1
(’or. H. 28; PL lull. ll). We feel like
toying. “Oh. that than people had known
Him. that they might cheerfully twelve
Him and mini: to Bin- inuend at ind:-
in: Dim!”
"And when He wee deported them
Ila went into their synagogue." It lie
could not get good, Hewonld nowhere lie
mi‘ht do good. The Scripture: were rend
in the not! then is nothing on
earth like the World oi God. Whether
time whomdue ”warmth oi and
in Ill; Word lie bineverypgeot it end
(“and eyes and can will see and hour
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which had ”hand withered. And they
united "in. ”hit. in it lawful tulle-l on
,3 the 50th doyet that they might nettle
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deal. nod lame. and pabierl. and leprmte.
and thought that nothing-lied them. but
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