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’ei lots.“ t~ ire‘ln'iivery
tiroithel, noncredit.
w
. .. > . ,t ‘ .
lint Without oi Oonnwtlcut
arrived in llsrtiord iron illi-
lllill yesterday. soil was herb
t stle‘Lreseptlo‘n.
legal tome“?
_' e rind Arm
,. ' Mtlohs" the em ‘
the parade. the miment
to the stream: hbm‘relreeh-
out will
to Niantic s‘iter athlrty da‘ye'
to be mustered out. '
wish Tucker. aged se'venlyislld
4 at the best known citisene at tile-
was the victim at a brutal assault
unknown party Wednesday night.
view oi Mr. Tucker's advanced
prions results are feared. Mr.
., was returning from the Orle-
. . about 11 o'clock. and when
the Essex depot he was attacked.
. lilo" were about the lace and
ti and were evidently caused by
. There is no clue tothe assail-
lt is thought the attack wee
"ht about on account at political
in: in the eheriil matter.
; The Republican Senatorial convention
the Second district was held in Put-
.lan Phalanx Hall, Hartford. yester-
qu] ionnoon. Geigrge F. smith. o'i_ Sou-
nnlaeto who no; .li'tiel'ity'finine dei:
crates ' r'esehtiiit’te'n owner. pie-
. ”It. Senator E. S. Goodrich. oi Weth-
_. ‘tll'sileld. wall renomlnatcd, receiving
twenty votes; M. Robbins. or g-Rocky
3- . Hill. eight. and one being a’ blank. The
mammalian "to pronounce
to lever oi Hamey ior United States
senator. The nominee predicted‘a large
Morita! ior Lounsbury.
Burglars visited the 'Peq‘uot colony.
at. New London. early yesterday morn-
lilx, and succeeded in getting away with
several hundred dollars worth of plun-
der. 'The May cottage, occupied by
Miss Zcrina ttntnclnnder, ,_ and thc
Lynch cottage. where Mrs. R. 0. item-
son and family reside, Were the places
visited. The burglary was evidently
Ucommilted alter midnight. as up to that
hour many oi the occupants oi the cot-
tages were up and about. Entrance
.vras gained by breaking a pane of glass
in a window in each ”place. and then the
joatches were sprung back: The bur-
“ lnra took nothing but silverware aml
then only articles-oi solid silver.
h“ u in name. or miss.
iii. Work of setting the Wheels of
Business in lotion has Begun.
(By Assoclatdd Tress.) ';‘ ‘
San Francisco. September 2d—An
Associated Press correspondent. writ;
ing irom Manila under data oi August
30. 30!”:
The work of getting the wheels of
business in the harbor of Manila in
. do.
consumerism”: a,’ col in e
ptst two care how ’curce ave mu t -
led in 3: «tarps ersilikehmairolome
no. wan to own tcpeltora
oi “ms” t “ Metal, it: have be-
me eemsrknb y sltept ca .. Facts are
rarefied. it? it has sisal" bcclome
cal to. now at. 0 loop es item.
wilt; th’ are lrom. ill tine. whom have
youcurc Doubttn Thomas will not
acceptst par lncre blc cures on the
other side oi the continent. lie wants
no home.- jvom me,local evlllence.
en l will believe." is what he sake ior.
ell. Dean's-Kidney l’dls do this. Call
it what you like. you can always ascer-
tain the truth oi the statement without
leavinl‘thc city lituts. llcre is a case:
Mr. ' 'l'm. ll. (lrrgofiy. No. ans Wash
inmon etrcct. liast orwnlk. saysr "i
am a better by trade. antoccupation
that compels me to been my leet all
day. l was bothered With a bad back.
I urinary difficulty. with sediment in the
kidney secretions. it annoyed me at my
work during the day. very olten at night.
and in place oi getting out oi bed in the
mornin s relreshed and lit ior a day's
work. wan irritable and weak. l ob-
tained Dean's Kidney i’ills at Plaistrd's
drug stote'lo see i they would help
me. TheyI did. They gave me 'cntirc
relief. l eartily endorse the prepara-
tion." .
Doan's kidney rah. ior sale by all
dcalerstrtce 50 cents, will b mail.
Fosttr- ilbnrn Co..llut'taio. N. .,sole
agents ior the U. 5. Remember the
name—Doss'e—snd take no substitute.
\Mrs. Wackuln—‘flow did that parish-
tynboy‘ oi yours hurt himselii. ' '
Mrs. Snapper—That good little boy
of yours hit him on the head with a
brlck.‘
“ Smith—Great time we had at" the
club last night. eh? Jones—You bet!
out you get home all right? Smith—-
No; l was arrested bcioro i got there.
and spent the night in a station house.
Jones—Lucky dog! 1 reached home.
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Dry Godde News. Sept. 23. 1898.
Smith, Murray 3:
Education; to W. ll. fluid. at CU.
Barnum Brig. Bridgeport, Oonn.
Fan
Fancy Silks.
Our line oi Fancy Silk in previous
seasons has been acknowledged to be
by ior the most comprehensive. origi-
no! and select in the city. and our pre-
paration ior this seaatm was no excep-
tion. We strive to l‘XCt'l. llllil you will
think that the’munuiacturcrs huvc,rca«
chod the height at their ambition ‘lo
iurnish us such charming effects. We
do not mean to try and unfold their
n-‘wncss oi color combination. designs
motion has been entrusted to Captain
Henry (lines. oi the ll. ti. o. Cit:tr|erlon..
One oi his ilrsl dutics was that of tuk-l
in: an inventory oi all the shippingi
that iell into Admiral Dewey's hands
on the 13th instant. 'l‘bis inclutlcs cv- l
crything afloat. either on the buy or'1
river, which means a radius oi iorty
miles. anti its value is about liboobtm.
To aid Captain (llllss and Lieutenant
Brannorereuthcr in the work. live ulfi
doors were Ill‘lflllllll "‘0'“ Admiral ""w' cxtcul oi it is its least important ll'll'
9"! ileot. Ensltlll Milli!” ban 1’0““ '“W . turc. Who cures for more quantity in :
With sun cotton uml dylllllllllib "'“W‘W such a matter? The essential point is 1’
til‘ll.l'.‘l."l'l().\'. and. of coursc. l‘kl'lllfilt‘t" .
up the wrecks that were sunk in the
Paul: river and the outer harbor. and
oi the twenty or thirty wrecks in thc
l'ivcr nearly all have been destroyed so
that the uhipa drawinl ilitecn lcct or
water may now enter and conic to lilt-
whnrvce.
Lieutenant McMillund. into or lb:-
San Francisco llydrographic olilcc. is
in charge of the weather buoys and
lights and ”W hytlrogrupltlc oi the
harbor itcucraily. '
'l-ho slilpplnu in tho-river is uuder‘ ‘Alt exhibit "I "a, ali'h' “mm”!
hit-utcuunt Marcus Miller. and l.icutau
nut M. ll‘. Wall is the boat-dine and
berthluu olliccr. Lieutenant .l. l.. hiy-
ors. oi the marine corna.'\s in chum» of
all the prion. 'l'hc natives arc rusbluu
to tile ulllcc oi the “will“ at ”W purl .
with a‘ll sorts or t't‘il‘llpltllillli so that the
place is we a Justice court and en-
try and title olicc ior vessels.
W
aortas II 000? sans.
”salads Action is cool nus as
they Quit m lion towns.
llly Associated Press.) ’
lion .luau. i'orlo lticu. Iteptembt-r ."l
witvct-ylbluu rcaurdiuu the evacuation
oi the island ui l'ortu lllcu by the that-
Olilt troops is proctotlilll litllli'iti‘lili‘l'
ly. 'l‘ite Hpanlurd» arc action in porn
loci loud lllllll. and are turnina uvir.
storyline; an ”icy quit the various
Mite. ' .
WWN‘W "W "N" "W“ W “"‘muu out amt llu'ollullotil. m-w shim-l
slain.“ and impressive wremuuy.
when the American has I» being rubl-l
all over tlau .iuuu. The military “m“.
Ilsllun hue udiourneti until Monday.
seat. .
'l‘lts liable on the north coast. which.
haw been tart si allu- "'1. began.
have been rt-dlabtm by the tinttnierdm
Isn’t It Ian .luttu. where llw llahtu
hott- was destroyed when this place
Admiral dominant. The lights oi lilr.
city warn mariners Journal-blue the
part. We tear the «spouse oi the
some“ at the all”! liable.
ll all We Consul llama la ilood~
ed lb letters iron [Music hunters.
lie mm elitism all oi thorn in to.
tests at horse until the Americans are
amused."- y;
i
or quality. in print—time and space
will not, pcrmiiw—but they awaityour
inspection anti will well repay a visit.
Our latest novelties cost no llllil'l'
than the lnlll‘l' simple uucti in most
slorcs. No exorbitant prices.
Punt-y 'l’alicla Silks irom 59c to 81.50.
Scrurc your waist pnttcrus now.
l’AltlSlAN NOVEIII‘H'IS
lN DRESS lllklllrl.
This is uvcry large showiuk. lllll llu-
aces. w
it is on that point at selection that
we are prc-cnliucnl~on that and on
the secondary rolmidt-rullon rxlcut of
variety. 'l‘lutl un'uns bolil lame cllolcr ‘
and lit»! rltolcc.
'l‘ln- ill on In lull oi the wholly new.
lllltl' o umlu slorc.
Wllhlln‘N'S 'l'All.llll hl.\l|l'}
Sl'l'l'l'i.
made by the bout tailors. ticslum d by
tho lit'til artists. and lllli'lllll'll in m...
count in richness and litttlll'us m u
think in the purl.
.\'I‘ 'llu'l".
Women's Mcu-‘i'ullorcd Hulls. with
the new bus rccict' Jacket. dart “liming:
“null
null ill.
l'ullltl‘.
uuniily
rovers and llolt‘llrd
throughout with semi
Hitll'te are correctly nimpmi. plrtniiu. ‘
lined and vclrvtt-tn tamud.
A'l‘ alkali.
Women's Mon-Tailored llult at an cs-
ceilcht quality at Iliuaouul l‘llrt‘iol.
Th~ correct shuprd wuiltilut coat; is
lined ihrouahout In rslru quality at
tulle-tn: skirt ltlll'l‘iilllii‘ lined. 'l‘lle lsli«
oriua is equal to custom work <
AT "5.00.
Women‘s hirw’i‘uilorod tlutts . a dear
cu dilicrcul cloths in lbr lcadiua colors
ell skirt. tlotuc liaht-lllllna )ttt‘kola.
Others at tili- ttnd tho.
New .iuchtls. Ncw lloli i‘ula-s.
them.
liecond ituor.
NetlALL’l! PA’I'I'ERNH Will l“l\l.i.
rlcc
All the new styles. Any oi the pal- l
term the and the: naut- biebor.
itwry tmtlcrn will do the work oi u l
was bombarded by the first under itmré blah "Hm. mm
The style» are equal
and in most ram-e ant-oi theta. ‘
min-me do.
. . natitttaillui'liliuii.‘ ‘
outpost-elm;
.géflflfl.
; “is”, Imperor or China has ruined
hlar‘oowar to the Downer Empr .
The conflict ol'the'tnliltary an civil
authorities over the Dreyius case has
brought France lace to late with a
Brno criele.
chili has sent an ultim tum to Ar-
lentlna demanding settle a t at the
boundary dispute within 'M‘w days.
Mayor VanWyclt. of New York. has
vetoed thel'ordiuance [leased by the Ma-
nicipal Assembly providingt a method
ior granting franchisee to street rail-
ways.
The inquest on the Bridgeport more
Emma Gill. Harry (lulliord. the son
of Dr. Nancy lattiliord. was arrested.
Acting Governor Foster M. Voorheea,
oi New Jersey. was nominated (Or a
full term by the Republican State con-
vention in Trenton. Attorney General
Grisss delivered an addresa. warmly
praising President McKinley and the
conduct oi the war with fipain.
Felix McNuliy. erased with drink.
fatally cut his wife wkh a nhoetnukor'r
knife. in Brooklyn. and then cut his
own throat, dying aimou hittflllll].
Mrs. Ella L. Wilson, a wealthy
Brooklyn woman. was murdered by
James O'Niel. a railroad employee. who
then killed himself.
When Henry Lana. oi Battery ll.
‘it‘lrst United States heavy artilleryJ
reached home at No. 189 New York av-
enue. Hobokcn’. to let his parents know
he had safely gone through the cane
pains in Cuba and Porto ltico lie
found that both had died.
Miss Jessie Scblcy. paacc advocate.
will petition President McKinley to
deal generouaifi with Spain. ,
“ii i ever tackle anything in the line
inventions.” he said. "i shall eu-
of
a person gutting on an open street car
can do it without sitting in the lap oi
the ieilew who sticks to the outside
scat."
"l’shnw!" she exclaimed. "do you
want to spoil all the inn?"
Closing Out Sale 2
llicyclcu. Tool-t. Bicycle Parts. 'l‘iml.ctn., t‘ll‘.
Repairing.
Glucrul Machine lit-pain?
”mu,“
ltatmilgrt. I. C. Roth
Knuth
0 Nurwuk.
Wagons Given Free !
For ill limno NI“) trade marks. L‘ liltlllt'
starch trmlo lllltl‘kll and 2t Mono u’tutblnn pow-
dcr lrntle lllltl'kll. For a limited ttinc only.
A Netty and Vestal Wages. healer lies with lpelsd
'heela as shown to eat.
FRIDIIICK w. IOOI'S'
llll‘Yl‘lJC fl'l‘llllh'..1ll.\ltllllsl.v Norwnik. l'l...
--ANII A‘r—-
IULKLIV ‘ WHIILIR’U
illL‘l'l'iJ‘Z Si‘lllll‘lJi‘JNoIIllt Slain sin-cl. “4-.
Norwaik. l'ouu. ”all 2m
rum-no
Ilit.
! STAMFORD,
3 war lmpt'll sutu‘uuuuu as.
i l‘ollcgc or llllsillcssl I
preparation.
.(luc hundred and thirtwn boys-
prcpurcd ior mill-go. '
. I
'u. u. KING. Principal.
‘ Jyoti ziot
i Il-II-II
I3”
! rlpcciul ttllcltlioll given in youtu:
lmys.
'll.l.,ll.ll.udli.il.lt.lintitblti
in ciicct June 1. lit“.
‘l.ltAVlll fillll'l‘li NOItWAlJK ll‘Oll
slow roux.
A. M.—-l2.i:ilx. (bill. 5.45s. Mil. lhh.
‘T.i1l. ‘Nnix. tilllx. 9.08:. Hill. 9.081.
' loans. li.:l.'bt. lLto. '
I'. hl.‘ Wilt. |.ll. $25!. 3.0.. “)1.
hills. Mill. Mills. lMi. 7.031. lll. limit
sl'NbM'a.
A. M.-—l:l.i.as. was. hills. 9.05.
‘ l'. him—Mil. 1.30. Nils. l0.i0.
‘l.lsAVlt Nitw loltit Nit IOU'l‘tl
1 NORWAldt.
A. lit-1mm. Mill. 0.00. 7.00. loos.
this. hots. not. mulls. lll.llil. lions.
l'. .tt.~~lt.tr.'s. l.ll-l. also. auzx. anus.
toils. tots. Mills. 5.02s. door. but.
. 1.00. mm. m.
llllNltAYa.
A. u.-. labia. 0.00. m.
l’l "3‘0.“0.
(LEAVE nob’l‘ll NORWALK mil
mow liAVitN.
i
i
‘ ll. .0”. lids.
’ Ml. tub. 0.05s. Min. li.lli.
‘; tirt court in addition to above. p-
. 1a,. 2. I. tilts. fist.
' sosusva.
A. tt.—--l.ila. hits. to. lit.
Pl unfit“
Au it indicates esnreas.
souru sonwaolt 'ro osuouny.
! A. li.~ti.:lll. Mil. 10.08.
' i'. hi.—~i.20. Mil. M0, 0.00
l itstartiars. only bio p. I.
DANBURY 'ro sour" NOIWALI.
A. tt.~-e.oo. 1.33. 0.48. tut.
l’. M.-—i.2li. use. 6.11.
dander trains to liauhory. ate a. I..
1.1! a. II. lmnvc ilsnbury. not a. In
till. “this.
i
def victim cstabliened her identity as“
deliver to devise some echente by which .
ll‘dy'cics u Specially. '
King’s School, :
A: "."“‘.H . 1.80M“. IL". .sud‘
P. hi. ”Alix. Lil. Ulla. 4.“. IM.‘
MO WM. " P.) ‘M‘M‘H-ou’; rewr‘wrmr‘ws 't'tw- “Wrotev‘f‘l'l will?
.-
c.
‘-
He iseWise "
‘Bll§il‘leSS all e s e e s s e e
:-
Who makes himself known through the columns of
The Evening Sentinel,
which is a welcome daily visitor in the home of nearly
every citizen of the Norwulks. and utility of the homes
of neighboring towns. it is
The Oldest, Largest.
and Most. Influential
Daily Paper of Norwalk.
Its popularity and efficacy urt- attested by its steady
growth in circulation and the rapid iucrcusc of its ad?
vertisiug patronage. i i i i i i i
‘ TUE EVENING SENTllvl-JL rcacltcs a class of pt-oplc who
lliivc money to spend, but who spend it wisely and well.
Stol'cltcepors. large or small. who bclicrc they have
goods that are worth cvcry dollar people pay for them,
should tell of it and crcuic a domain! for their wares.
'l‘lilsl'all best be accomplished through
The Evening Sentinel.
7000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO;
looooooooooooooooooooooooooibooooooooooooooooooooooOOOI
?
i
earner
am all» 'illt
'l-‘Iu-rcute no ii's or uttd’s about it: The Samurai.
simply covers the licld. llllll covers it so thoroughly that
the wise advertiser is sure to not returns more than cont-
tucnsuruto with the money expended. Ask the hood oi
any large lmsinoss house represented in its columns if
this is but so. i i i i i i t i
Let us furnish you with a rate card. or drop in ulld
talk the matter over personally with the advertising
uuttuutcr. He won’t have you. but will convince you
quickly that printer's ink pays. and pays bit: when used
judiciously and in the columns of 'i'uu l‘lvrstso Heuristic.
And the Cost——
It’s n More Trifle.
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THE SUNDAY 8011091»)
LESSON Xlll. THIRD QUARTER. lNTII‘
NATIONAL SEMES. SEPT. 25.
{comprehensive Review of the unit-
ter’a laessonswaolden ‘I‘est. Pa. Inuit.
ll -—Oontnsntary by the new. 9- Us
litearns.
Insects l.—’l‘bc Kingdom Divided (1
Kings xii. ill-tit). Golden 'l‘uxt, l'rov. X!»
i. “A iloflJIilII‘Dl. turuuth away wrath.
but uricvons words etir up upper." lla-
cuuro rlolotnon turned uwny his heart irons
tho Lord and worshiped the male which
hia'wivcs worshiped. allowing his wine,
mounts botwoon lmnud bio (Joli (chit
tor ll. 4. ll). there the Lord divided t
kingdom. l‘illltllilfl away too trilsm and
lonvlnu to his and only tho tribo of Judah
(eilnptor xl. so). with which acorns to have
been ldontliltd tho tribooi lhtliinmiu. Tho
divided kingdom was the outward oi the
divided heart.
Looms ll.—Elliah the Prophet” Kinds
xvii. till). Golden 'l‘cxt.l Kinds xvii.
ill. "And the barrel oi ltnutl vvuetotl not.
m-Itbor did the erase oi oil loll. according
to the word oi the Lord.” in contrast to
Solomon and his divided heart horeian
mun with it whole heart ior tlod. ready to
stand bcinru kings or bubble himself by
Clu-rith. or in the widow's house at low
plinth. n iirinu witness to the living and
true (lull. obedient to Him and depending
wholly upon llim.
14"th lll.-El|luh on Cantrell! Klaus
xvili. no no). Golden Text. 1 Klaus xvili.
no, ”And when all the pt-Oplc saw it. the!
(oil on their incest. and they said. Tito
Lord. be is the God; the Lord. be is lit.
’ Uod." The desire oi Elijah was that all
miabtkuowtbuttho lord God of Abra-
ham was tho God at Israel and that hownl
ills scrvant tvurso till). riotho doelruol
David was that the liortioi hosts might I).
tunanlllod tl Sam. xvii. lb).
Lhmix l\'.—I€ll)nh'tl Flight and Elie
1 conrugrtncnt (1 Kings xix. l-lll). (ioltlcn
'l'oxt. l'e. xxxvii. 7. ”float in tho inrd and
i wait patiently ior liltn.” riuuinrr only tho -
Lord. Elijah was salmon and icuricsa. but
. wbcn ho unwilozeboi anti her anger be
When wl-uk iudusd and ilotl for his lilo.
Truly the fear at man or woman brinsctls
u tlillll'u. but looking up stcadiustly into
. heaven (Acts vii. 55) takes away all tour.
We must not think that wourc crscutlal
to Ullll, lost He nptmint out successor
‘ (chapter six. 10).
. Law's V.-—Nahoth's Vineyard (1 Kings
‘ xxl. no). Golden ’l‘oxt, Ex. xx. 17, "Thou
shalt not covet thy neighbor's boom."
Hero is a man the very opposite of Elijah
and tho God of Elijah—as mun who lived
onlyior himself and tonbtulu what he
desired no matter who suiicrctl. lie is in
the line oi Cain and related to nntlchrist.
of whom we read that he shall do accord-
. inn table will and exalt and "wholly hlru-
leoii above every .tlilll sitting in the
; lomplo oi God wl show himself that be
. is (loci tDuu. at. 86; ll 'I'bca'tl. ii, t). The
, Christian magnifies Christ.
; Lessor: VL—l-llijnh’s Hpirlt on Eliebo
‘ (I Kings ii. 0-1.5). (iolden Text. Luke xi.
3 ill. "How much l are shnll your llenvoniy
. Father give the Holy spirit to them that
- nsls Him." For salvation We do not need
. in oils) to Christ. When once we have ro-
. col 'cd lint. lie oiln . to us not] will ncv-
cr oi us go. But gr ram-er ior service
and ior intimate tellomhlp with Him we
, lnuoh clcnvo to llllu no Elisha dill to Ell-
juh. novcr taking our eyes all lllm. arcing
. no man suvc .lceos only.
l Lessor: \'il.——The Shunnmite'a Sun (I!
Khrus'iv. iii-ll?) (ioltlcn ’l‘cxt. l’u. lv,
2'4. "(Inst thy burden upon tho Lord. and
Ho shall sustain than.” The boy restored
to his mother iron the dead would be
much more to her thnn'li she had nova!
'luut him. llml. who gave her this son,
would be more to bur nloo. Sha- now know
. the joy lint only oi the gill ml in son. but of
thc restoration oi a arm from the tiond. Oh,
that we tony know the Son. God's Son.
. and tho power at His resurrection! (l'hll.
‘ ill. lti.l
l.l.~.~o.\l \‘lll.—.\'nmnnu lit-tiled (1!
Kings v. l-lt). liolduu 'i‘cxt. Jcr. xvii.
ll. "”l'fl‘ me. 0 Lord, and I shall be
hcnicd; vuvo inc and i shall be saved."
All the ili‘i'llllll‘lil and honor ltlltl mini“. 0!
Nut-mun woo lliltfi‘illl by the incl. that hit
was a leper. All tho aruutm-amoi earth to
tuarmtl by sin. nml tin-ru is only one who
call dollwi‘. tho (loll of island. lsrnoi‘s
Messiah. the Soil oi that. our Lord Joalltt
l'ltrlsi. As a little child was the menus oi
dircrtlmr Solomon to tho inatlcr. no nut!
cu-ry boy'sud iri who know. Christ di-
rect. ottwrs to l im.
Lists»: lX.--l-1liehnnt lluthun ("Kings
vi. a I'tl. litllllt'll Text. l'n. sxxlr. 7. "The
angel oi the hint oncumpolb mood alsuut
thcm that true llim multlcllvcrt-vll them."
\l‘ht-u proplu take counsel with each other
naaluet tied ol unuin-s Ills servants. tlmy
nru Mil‘t'l’ blinded and llcilttlml by tho
tit-vii. liurilmlm and known ovorythiul
and bus all power and coil do in t'l‘ytlllllfl
tl'. csslil. .lob sill. 2; Math. ssviil.
2M let us cut! hunter in His manned
and pttwrr anti ill the ministry u, nuns-la
and gladly servo liltn without cure or iotlt.
Lbs-six X.--'l‘ho lkutth cl’ i'ilielm (ll
Kluge roll. it lid). tluidcn ’ ‘ost. l'n. usvi.
iii. "l'rcciuue in the sight ul tho Lord to
tho tltutlll oi "in “lulu." 'l'llutlilll Ellalt.
liltll it tltillldc ml‘llttll of tho Hldrll. n im
was Il‘l'lillllllt to die. while l-Zlilut was
lulu it without dying. l-lilbcr way it is a
gain. 'ilny do rest from lludr inborn. still
their Works do (allow tin-In. 'l'int bow illlll
ttrruw ltu-idtnt all vein that limitations
in the service oi l ml rotuu irom ua rulhdl‘
limit irutn lat ll. 'l‘lto l‘tlllilllu in "lo oi llltt
Illlilll mun walrus us think oi the power oi
llle mums-lino who tliul ior on.
Lit-sol lit-«Fluiul ltulltlntln‘o (Milli!
ri. l-Il. lluldcn'l't-st. lsu. svvill. 7. "Th
also have erred through winmnnd liming
alrututdrilll "out“ oi tlu- tray." m
' and soil iudul duo are not becoming in a
X t‘lllltl til llotl. til "tlt‘vll l'lll'lIl jllutmul llu‘
llituwil." it is our [Irltliuutv to have
dulclm-uund pom-u and fuel. but those
only in order to acne Him who sold. “ll,
rattan wtwltolh blllwrtu. and I work." and
‘ “I must instant in l'ollwr’v lussinas."
We are soldiers and it own to pltdttlll lllm
who its called tutu bu Illa soldiers t"
. Tim. i. ii. i).
bloom hit-«(t utvtty «.l the Tea
Tribes til Kluge svi . ltlei. lluiaru Test.
i lllhrtm. ssvlil. it. “it thou sects llim. its
; will be loosed at "too. but ll tlmli innate
3 Mint its will cast than all tumor. " Every
} word of that is true and do." be literally
I lulililod 'i’leo letrti instilled lmltliibi ism!
Mill Ihulr ulna. vvtmlod tiutlu oi llu- nmnltn.
lnormally aud'lovmul ttitttontt-tl rim» to
I return to Him. that. l u might iuruivn and
: heal Mill bless them; but they would not
hear. Thornton lie slid unto them no ll.
.latl asld (ll Kings svii. dill. ”Every my.
.ui us stunt siva mum oi hinmli to
.llotl" tltoln. sir. i l. Unr works will is
isppnrvoti sud rewarded or to must. and
we some lose (I (ior. ill. it, ill. Ale”
~ brings it we ballad it! its will hate
"Depsrt trot- stays
believe and M a
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