' vii” West. March ll.»-
”IT-‘39" Consulate). the
recently allied (low
what he thought about
Lee is returned as
“ht be all right it it
I. now it atoms a tail-
of war continues. Mi».
; Will» to the infiltr-
' nts’. or to any Span-
, That!!! office."
fluid to haw greatly in-
most» and Senor Am—
am tried gall means
. to get General Lee re-
i o! the Spaniards. how—
coiigosto, sol -s true an—
Minn and has no sum-
W'flsliltinx General Lee.
. deal of mutant also
3 to‘ the insurgents hr
m of the Autonoinist
- rds say the Auton-
4 , “ ’hmmsm nothing
ind war. while General
has uttered “50,000.03“
commercial treaty with
' « -c. is mntrtl. Mors-
' ' Hill the Auionnntisis'
til disarm the volunteers
lndenendrure if raped
W in. lnsurg‘w-nts smog (tut. be
that Senor Anihlnrd, Honor
others are trying to gala
oldie oil trust. uhiia- ileum til.
M other! with him are truth—
Wilts mils-h inn-rests and oil»
i This men strr all rut-m.
tll's Radial omit. and it in ul~
tits! lit order to gt-t "mind .,( [hr
1.?! must at erthmw the pr'went
. in ‘lwrfllm“fii.
W0 is-xiwn its an implanti-
finely overturn in tho insurgents
“I”!!! It! Illi‘flnll ll)» vvilun.
In lint: as tho l-l‘r‘iii'lil wing of
‘ Wow is in won it will he
‘ for the llarllmls tn g»: um.
the trials,
the result wt vignmtis magnum”...
by the inhilrflmii in tho proving-e
. w “in the guwrnnwnt' lot»
git ppm pit-um. iru-ltittlng two
(rum thr MornnJururo
' h tut do! Rio. This aroma tn
,‘ “I“ the written: pinyimrr at»
“w as has been rluimwl,
Kamila? Lillian limo blown up
j. on the Plantation ’lnill'.ln
: partly ill-flfnyrii he MI-
W ruptured is dorm-i of the
filmiuv's mus.
‘ " ma cum Min» to
no Rimbaud ”We.
tiara» limit the White
the hint» aicportm-nt,
AI?! getting road; to make
_ M to iipslii in vnnrll'i‘llirn
W disaster llnvl the 39mm
Winn. they are tnlitlng
* p and mval depart—
‘ther are preparing tor
tuition pence.
senator and represents.
wlr. With them war is
. Wills. while talking
that war is wmliiie. it
This briefly sums up the
where at preset“.
. Wt flexible! has
3 View. He will trust
' ' Add the real Cumin
fluted subtler". and he
"’ ‘ representations to
, “swim at ottllitiliil m»
w Willi. up of the ”will!
‘ y restoratio- ut pears
.‘ Nb. All of I»! ll
‘ ”In! the mm
It Inquiry will show that
blows up by an outside
to an mooted by
’ It Milli“! deter-
li.‘
” M .tl‘ I”. it some
‘ door. that the m.
. apes Moist: is»
that he WW 1" Pill
'4..MIWMIt so
ill W
w it will his out!!! by
um intermediary
m to ill: W
i
must he speedily brought to a M.
if fowl"!
rut-“WWW
_ the slaughm tit liar men.
list lure. Wet. to prevent the
, he will insist, renders heritable
tor my indemnity. This will he do—
manded in lam W well within
the bounds of diplomacy. and the rep-
reoonlatlon will he uudsvat the nine
time that the trotted mates now insists
that the mom: of attain in Cuba
which makes such t'atustmphes manila
THE AUXILIARY CRUISERS.
floats Ielag Period-d for Arming and
Hauling the Pleat.
Washington. Mam; ii.~A conference
has been held in the attire of Assistant
Seirrvtury itinntevelt to snap out plans
for timing and enuipping merchant
vowels'as auxiliary cruisers. Mr. Runs»-
velt presided, and others present were
Captain tl'mwninshleld ol the bureau o!
navigation, Captain O'Neil or the hu.
roan of ilrdlllnl’e, (Yhief chhhom of the
hurt-alt of i-imttrui'tiull and Comm-ltd“
Bradford ol the bureau of yards and
docks. This meeting had been Pm‘eded
by a utll ”trmn I’retlitknt “rim or
the lutrrnatloual Navigation company.
whioh owns the four ships ill. Paul. St.
hurls. huts and New York. The board
muting brought out a general discus-
sion at the work the va us bureaus
would he called upon t perform in
making these sud. other vessels ready
as auxiliary cruisers. .
About 95 per cent of this work woti
tail to the lot of the bureau of con-
struction. which would have charge of
installins magsaines. gun mounts. tight
protevtive armor for the guns and ma-
rhine‘ry on which the guns swing. This
work. it is said. would he m:t'oltilllishrd
readily within two wreks' time. as all
material net-tut the guns is at hand.
Tho bureau of ordnanoe could not sup-
ply nil tin- guns required within that
short limo. although mm? In or more
aw now available. The supply would
bu adequate, however. tor the most ef-
fcv‘tive auxiliary of the inerrhant ships
maid pins-wed as rapidly as this-willie
tiieroaftor.
0n the question of manning the sus-
llary (lent the navy departmont feels
that the most eftwiive step would be
in onllrl in the l‘nltc-d States naval
lv'rllt‘tl tlw present inerrhant crews of
tho sovorai ships. Thule orews arr
thoroughly toutilinr with the vessels
and mold handle them with far greater
wilt-i1 than KI’an t-rel‘l tit irllll’jlt'kt'll.
'l'iiv ships Wivllld he omverml from the
line or the {w mail“. In the rose
of enlisting rt dihnt crew the pay
and dllnnum i-s'wnuid he about equiva-
imr In tho rattle mm ordinary sailors.
and the time n! enllslrm-nt cloulitim
would he lirnilwl to short portion.
The unwind-baton" tor the snail:
inn «warns ramisi in the rain» of n»
stmmahips St. Louis and St. Paul of
t i'mmh guns, 1 d-tmumtera and l nia-
efthle' gum mg- “lull alga._x.‘;g‘\'.,¢k,
i: limb, ii~ n a c 'l him-Ha
gangs.“ it is vim. ‘ in “Wig of
thc i'umms a firm-«a type arrow!
mums Hr i Hus-l: runs and tmm t In
is rapid Hr» marl-loi- runs. "those
llw Vigilant- the are designed to
but» a main Wagon. ‘ 5-inch amid
l-inrh guns. i imprint; and ii mat'hlm
guns, The batteries ot' tue‘hlllfltlfl
rrulflwrfl on the» l'mvifiv mast. it those
plmnisl he called inn. use. an: ntihslanv
”All! slmllar. llxlmh minus lwing the
[arm-ii! “new :lrwgnv-ri f-r n.“- ln that
writ».
smu swollen. f
Anion val “w \meriean fur-gross 1'”.
Ilse Jungian! lhstas.
Sou i’nrh. Starch ii Tit» World pub.
“flhl‘fl [by fullnwll'lfl this "writing from
Arthur llutlshtuu. m- Muntr‘ut our".
npriflrlt-Yit I
.\ trrntntind w lilnliufl 'nuo brim rattuwi
in Madrid by the rapid. unanimous
passing by tho Mneril-un wmgri-sa of a
lull making Ml rittmurrliuary ”53.0%.-
wm apprnprlalinft tut warlliw purp-isoa
mui by tin; arrival in Havana or the
i’nilml Mules cruiser Montgumtrry.
'l'lmsn- two month stir mtwh dlm'miard
in twillb'ul. diplvumstiv- and l‘inalWl-‘sl
an tors.
.. tune n! the press continents then»
.m lwtruys small-u and displeasure, but
in» maturity of tho twwapapera tl’t‘flttl-
moml prutlcnw- and sell pummel-m. at
the value lime rolling upon the guvmu.
town: in be prepared for any emergency.
with the pulpit: and the press min to
not great More by who! they rowan] as
w gvtwral mate a! sympathy fur ripsli'i
in the European mm.
Mun-h lmlmrtam'r is annulled to the
lulrsl mumtl of ministers. it is said
in have been devoted to an examination
at the more favmulrle lutelilgrrm- tor.
winded by l‘lsnernl Munro abut“ it»
prams ”"Yfllllllfy operations in u»
Mattufllon ot the rmmrrea and tho
strongholds of the "helium in the east-
on: arm-mars and tho arllv» pursuit of
mm» by a vanilla.” movement of
many stump columns.
But ii is blown that tho Infidel! «its.
roared at isnsth the new patent of
lipoin’r relations with the l'nilrit
States. Tilt ministers. homer. have
“NO”! “to the interest of peace.”
minor tetoihsptustltsde.
tails of tritium or Wilma agreed
upon. M. simply say the MIMI
"WM wrap-must to were ta
"rebut
New You. Harri: tiwhar m
Witt tailed upon lit. Lewis Kim
and «lurid lia- anemia. to the state.
4'
” .
nothing is do with the mm
but it harmonics arsllolilv lirtlls
mi sci-mm national 0m £1]:
imam new machlnss have been
instill. and a number have been imported
front Krupp of my. I0 that mt!
refinement known in. modern powder
tasking is arallabie audaetuallr: at
work on powdermutl explosives at prov-
eu mm upon the waters «Greater
New York. . '
”The .3 Merlin! smokeless powds is
.‘ pl.”"' 9W“ the “I“ “ti.-
tlmi o! the most tumours vitamins and
espluaive experts in Europe. Most of
the powders are made or gun cotton
and nitmgiyoerin in varying propor»
tinna. The exudation oi nitroglycerin
has led to numerous accidents, some of
theta serious. The t’nitod States navy
department seems to prater what is
termed a gun potion powder. but the
practicenbruadistnuseagooddcalof
nitroglytwrln.
"The concern 1 had in mind uses in
its powder new chemical compounds.
iii many nape-ctr similar to those used
by others. but with just enough aria»
tinn to give a tar greater stability. In
addition to smokeless powder. they am
will! Sill! geistlneind tilting shell!
for high explosive tiring. and the shots
recently heard in the neighborhood of
Sew York are not those at an enemy’s
battery. but they are made with avlew
to pertectlng new (uses to be used in
high explosive warfare.”
Enlistment at Harlan at m
Boston. ”arch ll.~—-Ao order hag
ht!!! received at the Charlestown navy.
”I'd from Washington calling for the
enlistment or an indefinite number or
marines. The order was issued by Gen.
eral Commandant Heyward of the
United States marine corps at Wall.
ingtoii. immediately alter the order
waa received a bulletin board was plat?-
ed outside the navy yard surrounding
the need of enlisted men. The addition-
al men will he enlisted at the recruiting
attire on Portland street Commandant
Howlson of the .navy yard stated to g
rerunter that enlistments would go on
until the, marine corps has its many
men.” Commandant Heyward desires.
Ordered to lull-I 013 Harlan.
Washington. list-vb ll.-—(‘olonel Her
wood. commandant of the marine corps.
yrstorday received an atheist order
{tom Secretary Long directing him to
enlist 471 men for two blitnllons o!
marinas and have them ready tor
movement. The order also authorized
the purrhsse o! a sufficient number of
[pull to accommodate the two hot-
tattoos and any extra equipment which
might be necessary to fit the soldiers
tor the iii-Id. Colonel lleywuod imme-
distoly telegraphed orders to the dit-
fmnt navy yards where marlrws arc
stationed to recruit all eligible men ap—
plying (or enlistment.
War lilac-snail la Pretoria.
Pretoria. flotilla Afrlran Republic.
”roll ll.~~'l'be prodpei't that, England
my broom» filmed with‘fiu it
pop err is eagerly discusaedphcrs. liurv
ing the (inhale lit the \‘ciiltiraad river
the scheme to! the cold storage «1 meat
l’reslilrnt Krueger. aupmrtimt tlw prol—
ext. said. "Titer-rare troublesome times
ahead," and he [minted out that the
Transvaal is now depending upon for-
(’otlnll'l" for prinirlunl.
Trying to Smooth ll flier.
'Uindl'll. Mirth ll.—~fliv Henry Drum-
thond Woiil. the British einbsssadnr.
giant-d sen-it (lotion. lhv- fort-lgit initi-
lster. iant owning in order in deny the
ro-pnrt that Sir Julian i'aum-efotc's vis-
it t» l'rrsiilvnt MvKSnley lust Tue-allay
mm mm]? with the ”blow-t nf ”fining
British mmilaiinn lie-town ilpain and
. the l'mtnl litatel.
ladlaaa's ('rew wit the Mini.
Dotmlt, Mnrrh llwWailer limtwlrlt
has rwelved it lotter from MI brother,
a sailor on the imtiivahlp Indiana, now
at Dry Tortuga». in which he says they
are limping battle wan-hes till-yard ship
and a sharp lookout against surprises
(rum torpedo boats. lie also says that
the mm sloop at their guns every night.
.‘Illllla Ordered to Its lead).
lpringileld. ills. March it. —-» Dr.
Georgi» X. KMdrr. surgeon ot the tier--
ond brigade, Illinois national gun],
has received ramification (mm the war
di‘flfimflll at Washington. through
the aallulsut grmrai's mm here. to
have all the appliances at his depart-
ment in readiness.
l'hlllpplae Iitswsgaats Win a "an.
ismdon. March ll.——'l’hr Ilimgltous
coursepondent of The Daily Mail says
'll ls ro-porlsd there that the Minimum
ills-is have captured llolluao. tie-tr its.
pita. Mmrdins to the same corre-
spondent. iii- llrlllah cruiser Edgar will
sail tor Manila today.
urea-a at a Triple Allison.
lavndotlJlaroh tl.~‘l'he New Yorkeofl
mmm of The Daily Telegraph
says:
"I have it on the highest author”!
that a triple alliance between Great
Briisis. the lluitod states and Japan is
papilla." .
The W In W
Philsdrlph’in. tum ll.-'l'hs rant
Katshtliii slid the manor ”lusts.
limit have been placed in «mm.
although they hove not yet had their
sum m probably will M la
the Del-m mil ' I!!! m lit.
the by.
Car Willa-ha.
1m Ilsrr's “PA Wish to
ilmmunh w
W M the Anterh
can head's. haa sailed he hauls.
mun-rm ‘“‘
rum-at. W. Va. Milan”-
«animations-rs.
”0'ka M“.
ll
m L
mouse for an absolute
. ‘Mfimm sou-st yam
‘ fim‘ils‘ht littoral!» Board
_ Two with." walls uro-
, "i damn lts’tvd burl!
thus . when an adjournment was
um ”titanium. . ,
yum: W. an Moist: tor
the Bridgeport Traction company. was
the mammals. “no told how can-
hlm Watsrhouso and Front W.
am who,” however. does not sum!”
in mm. had asked hint to figure all“.
‘tliwlilll‘ol putting in i ai’olor plant tbsp
operate s drawbridge. He stated that
he thought the motor could be put in
for two. but the men replied that was
too cheap. as in their opinion 82.000
would be nearer the price. He made
no further move in the matter. and
later the room was given to the Born
llu iron Bridge company for $400 on
one bridge and a Bridgeport. llrnt re-
ceived another contract at a slightly
advanced price to put in a motor on
another bridge. Before the plants had
been installed bills to the amount of
$2,700 had been contracted.
1. it. Perkins. oi llurtlord. an elec-
trical engineer and contractor, was the
only other witness He told how. at
the request of ltsyor Taylor. be made
an mastication soil in hit opinion the
work mold hate been done for 3500.
Both witnesses were «rots—examined at
length as to their ability as experts.
W
A noun “IMHO some:
solute divorce from John W. Bowen.
The case more up on a motion in the
Suprenm Court in Now York yester.
day.
Alice Swords was a victim of the rol-
let skating crate ninc years ago. She
{reoriented s rink in Bridgeport and
there met Bowlm. They cloned and
were married iii New York in 1889. She
was then 15 years old. while he was 30.
She now lives at No. 16 Seventh sve-
uue. Her husband ivttlilie apartment
ill"? occupies a year ago. When her
lather died a few mislggo she inher-
ited 3300.000.
in her silldsrlt Shafpowen alleges
that her father bought liar husband It
hall interest iii an iron foundry in
Bridgeport. and latvr m him pm—
priotor of Seaside. a summer resort in
a suburb of that city.
" Sim deviant that although he prow—
peml in both eutmflaF'ihQ tailed bo-
cause at the amount oi money he
spout in riotousliving She testifies
ihstmat that line he, who stimulant
divorce. and she
panics several women 0 Bridgeport as
mvrespondenu. .
Mm Bowen further slicges that she
dill not know of her hullrand's allagcd
guilt at that time. audnhat she came
to New York with her husband and
purchased for him a flnciy appointed
realm» at So. Milli, way; that the
pronto. which now “a, '3" spent
by her husband. and t m it cost iwr
86.000 to keep the plll'r upon tor 15
months.
Bowen arrvrd paperii m a counter-
Milt tor illvorre. ll» naimeri mi co-ro’
hllmdflllti tine "lithium who, he says.
was his fatherJn-ias . watchman;
Frederick Plan, the not: u! a wealthy
man of Bridgeport, and .lm'lt lliit'itc. a
prtzo lighter. who fought Jack 0!!me
try to I draw in San Francisco in
law, who whipped Jsii k MrAtillllo'
when uttsrited by him Ml tho pier a:
Bath Mi'h luat lllmmvr. and who) is
now an actor.
”is. [town is a handsome woman.
with blonde hair and bliii‘ eyes. in an
interview she' says:
"My husband has made illicit-solo
rharges against Bil. and :- friend of bill
has told me that he would settle tor a
cash consideration. 1 have spent $60.-
000 on him. and i will stand his accu-
sations rather than giw him more
money,
"I never um George. the machined.
asst-opt when urompsttlml by my maid.
lie was not in my tsther'ii service. but
was employed by a livery stable lteep-
rr who was patroniml by my lather.
"Mr. Plan was the son of toy lather:
best friend. it» and i were with our
parents in Florida «luring moral win-
ten.
“ll! husband introdumi toe to Jack
ilurit, and when i saw that my bus»
band was main-ting my my. I
employed tlr. Burke as my agent. lie
tiles boarded With Billy ”unit. the
wastrel. in this hour. .He took
rhargs ot the saloon ta Broadway and
sold it. it: MDMIMWVM cloud no
objection to that arrangement. opened
a can! at No. it Clinto- place. ‘l'itat
pill hits. and he left ls. t then not-
sil a: frost most to hr. nitrite. than
night have notation. l have rgal
estate here sad is coincident. ilr.
nitrite ls tar first."
past a“ .
Amman-mu on has
Wiummumm
thesilsatiosstould’ mount
transformin'l'lis ‘WH
tohveslistotthe' . viii
lira. All ‘ (I, know i dumb o;
.. “IMft‘” =
port. it in n to?! at»
iii: bargaiii on
d
made upon it.
The Tendency oi the
Read i
then
Pratt:
'tlpou tbs Int symptoms of
a cold. procure s has of Dr.
llarlsud's Lesion. Take oc-
cordlug to directions and it
may ssvs you trout a long
and palatul ill-on.
Aceton
willesrethtgrivimevhssd.
sets. sad neuralgia: does
aotalutthelurb
Wow-mm
cmucltm
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Aceton Medical Co.
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LlllCOLli
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
his run steam or
Furniture. Pianos.
Bleyoica, Carriages,
etc. etc... etc.
was mamas m as
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rs wast-gas lanai. lo aura-is.
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Waahlngton Stain. Nov-walk.
ol the Norwallts and vicinity arr rapidly becoming convinced that
it does not pay to have cheap printing in use in their business.
How Do We Know ?
Because (it our rapidly and sterility increasing business. which has
been and is advancing until we now find it nwessary to keep our
composing and mm departments in operation day and night. null
our engineer finds busy moments
whirling engine from getting a bot box lil‘t‘alliit' of the great demand
in preventing his constantly
is toward a high" grade of printing for the use at business. mercan-
tile and Professional than. and in fact. all who have one for the
printer'- art. because they realize that printcd matter which bears the
stamp of experienced and skillful design. and (ureful execution. is in
itself elllclent advertising for any enterprise. because the character
pi a business is most absolutely judged by the character and ap—
pearance of the printed matter in use. and. as we have said before.
the business men an» incoming convinced pl this fact.
it is not a Case of flide-and-(lo-Seek
to get the ”lies: that ever happened" in tho, printing line. for you
can litui it. and at the right prion. at
Mlueman’slooi and Job Printing omce,
No. 46 Wittt‘t' Street. South Noni-slit. Conn,
Just around the corner from Washington Street.
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Mama-ammunit-
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NEW FRE ' 600 ”s “ Aux “B I an tcopyiism. lanthanum.)
‘ '5 ' 'i 'I lug.“ lug. an» 35%“:
l 1.5.! " Vi, I ' .. ‘ ' 73’“. w .» . V”
1 , .5; . . Ikousduntosmsuwlilcltsowqd , said
i « Lastsgs' asoo noes. sass Iahlwfloltl." snu- ”woman.
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‘ e . . : town i . I! '
., a. "°° W" "o mu. mm timwltll rum-
“9. _ ”0 ‘1”... iv” mama this our, pivotal! in the
Willow.“ I... Ilia... aao , muonuumudaMih-m .
"ff?” i ’ Mwo‘uiay buttor dial-irritant! lhlsotls.
”laaoa' and chlldrob'a Ihoaa. worth from $1.35 to ’9 00. .50 an“ mmmmh $31.33.?” to
LDC...’ 50° .ubul", - . s a . I'D ”Wm MUM
children's 15° Rubbers. . . . mo tit-locum vet-as 13) Mia-inland
,, t'lrir King to xii, it), and now its
Iran's Winter Rosana. worth ss.oo, s2.» hwmme‘l’, mm'm
Mgn'p pox Gulf, want! moo, 2.50 my, but something very plainly revealed
um. thaws-i Ilia-a. whom! moo. a.» k‘ tho m mhnufihmgwhg;
Man's Patont mm... want. too, I .05 WW . ' "' ’ f, i "
Man's Calf Ono-a, virorth 2.00. I .35 2:1“, mm Lfifihfl’fllym ,3":
Man'- Working shoes, Worth 3.00, LSD hidden as to what would lako pm on
Man's Hip Boots. worth 1.5:). 2.25 whim-rib” this kinsdom Winn-n:
loya'Doublo Sal. Shoaa. Worth 2.50. i {ll 37"“: mWTmfignmfi
ona’ .0th tho... yonh I35. 950 ““4““. momma mumuu
the harvest. Only a of the seed.
sown will bring fruit to pulmion, and
much of that will be M by tares
sown by the devil. The little company of
true belleven will become a great worldly
thing full of birds in the branches. the foi~
lowers of the devil joining the church for
their own ends. The church been" (the
woman with the meal) will so mops lit-r
loud that than will be but little sound
doctrine. the when meltingto plates
the and not the hurl. But there is
mhaddotothisdark mandala“:
told to the disciples in the house privately
(verse 36). Becausctheretsarcaltreasuru
of true believers in'this Md. the world,
Opobasliotiglitltwhohuthorlghtofro—
disruption, and He did so by giving up all
that He had. The truasurc may be tho
true inset Sculls. six, 5, 6; Hal. iii. 17,
margin. The one pearl from thsdepths of
the sea is vcry fllfi‘mlfl! o! the church
gatiwwd out at all nations. TheOiiohny—
ing it must be, as in thoforiuer use, the
Lord lliuisclf, for He gives up all He has
‘II when the duct. church it. been pne-
vepted faultless, the one pearl and chart.
Israel made a righteous nation. the m-
ore for the time being hidden in the field,
tilt-re shall be a great multitude from all
nations who shall form tho aired nations,
who shall walk in the light oi the New
Jaumlrm and bring thcirglory and honor
into it (Rev. ssi, 24. 26). God has a grout
plan which Huh-ii revealed toussud limo
who wait: with film will never be dimor-
aav-d (In. sill. 4; hit. it). As to the HM
rm of our lesson His own explanation la
that lie l-llmselt is the armor. true bellow
oranmtho Inmandthclleldlsthc World.
25’). " But while mm slept, his enemy
came and sowed tam. among the wheat
and wont his way." His explanation in
versus 38. 39. is that the torus any the chil-
dren of tho wicked and this smver o! tituzh
in the cuciny, the devil. If men worn wido
awake—that is. God's mom—the enemy
might notgct in usuauytanaashodoeu,
but too my sin asleep, like Jonah, turn-
ing their backs on what God wants them
in do, or. like swim, given up to living
unto tlmniielros. Let us all give heed to
Rain. sill. ii; Iph. r, it. ”wraps-each
or out tit mt might find light on
his path very quickly it he had no tottch of
i-lt‘licr Jooah'is or Mann's trouble.
:6. "But when the blade was sprung up
and brought forth fruit. that appeared the
dam slim." One cannot always tell which
are tares and which are wheat. but the
lard knoweth than that an: "is. and He
will make no mistake. Each one can he
sure for him]! whether he is taxes or
wheat. is child of the wicked oncor a child
of (lad. l John v, 12, with John i, 12!, and
iii. to. will tell any one who wants will:
to know.
27, "So theservsntsof thohotiseholder
mine and said unto him, Sir, didst not
than sow good seed in thy llcldl From
whom. tlwn. hath it tarot!" At the mar-
rlsgo in Cans the servants knew whence
conic the wine, but this is a um dilllcult
mic. and servants do not know "err
thing; not bra provided We know in
part. and if any man thinks“: that ho
kmcth anything. he kilowatt nothing
got so thought to know (I Cor. sill, ll, :2;
till, 2).
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hathdoiio this. The servants saldunto
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