HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-9-3, Page 7AUGUST 27, 1987
THE BRUSSELS POST.
TI1E VERY LATEST FROM ALL ME
WORLD OVER.
Interesting Items About Our Own Country,
Great Britain, the United States, and
AO Parts of the Globe. Condensed and
Assorted for Enoy Reading.
CANADA.
Chatham talks of building a civic
abattoir.
St. Thomas is arranging for an elec-
tric street railway system.
/Arrangements are under way for
Starting a new bicycle factory in Lon-
don.
The first sample of the new crop of
Manitoba wheat has been received at
Montreal.
Where is an increase in the inland
revenue collections of $1,8,40,000 for the
last year.
Another case of smallpox is reported
in Montreal, a child on .bfortau street
being the victim.
The schooner Opal of Yarmouth has
been seized by the customs authorities
ut Manton Lor illegally selling liquor.
A number of prominent Toronto busi-
ness men speak in most hopeful terms
of the commercial outlook for the
country this season.
it is reported. at Halifax that the
.British battleship Renown is to be
given a speed test from England to
J3alLfax. t
Over 500 coat mnaers employed by
the Alberta Coal Co„ at •,Lethbridge,
N,W.T., are on strikeefor an increase
of 10 per cont. in wages.
The 1t71l.aitoba Government hes ar-
ranged with' an English Publishing
Company for the ✓publication of new
school text books.
The Canadian Pacific railway is re-
ported
ereoMLoa of o.be tetation g ym the (s for
cent-
ral part of the city of Ottawa.
Ross 19Jewz:ensLe, the once great la -
Crosse player, has been appointed as-
sistant to Contractor Haney on the
Crow's Nest Pass Railway.
The Ontario Government is said to
be considering a regulation which will
prevent, the employment of foreign
labor in Ontario lumber oamps.
The Customs Department have Issued
new regulations governing the import-
ation of bicycles by tourists, as it was
found that travellers' samples were be-
ing brought in under the old law.
The by-law to authorize the issue of
$110,000 debentures for street improve-
ments was defeated in a popular vote
at Hamilton by nearly 1,500 majority.
Good samples or lignite coal have
been discovered at Rainy River. A.
boring apparatus has been ordered
and thorough tests will ire made.
The Canadian Pacific railway are
making active preparations to handle
the vast grata crops, which they expect
to receive from the North-West this
.tall.
Mr. Johln Scott is dead atBoissevain,
Man.. as a result of an altercation with,
unbind band namned Tomkins, The Cor-
de -
ceased eosin touthLuis deatf •omthat a kick.
Mails foe the r ukoa country are not
ryyet definitely arranged for. The best
. address for the present is (fort Cudlahy,
via Viotoria, B.C., from which point
they will be forwarded by the Mount-
ed Polies.
Josepar Stonefish, the Indian who is
awvaititng trial in Woodstock jail on
iethe charge of Meaning a horse, made an
nSuccessful attempt to escape byat-
i, tacking Turnkey Forbes with a heavy
tronbound bucket. ,
Mr. Shaughnessy, vice-president of
the Canadian Pacific railway, denies
that American laborers are employed
on the Crow's Nest Pass railway. He
.says all the men required can the ob-
tained in Canada.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Com-
pany has declared a dividend of 2
per cent, on the preference, and 1 1-2
per cent. on the common stock for
the half year ended June 30th last,
payable October lst.
Me meeting of the British Medical
Association will take place in Montreal
.at the end of the month. The attend-
ance. of eminent physicians and sur-
geons, with their families, will be
much larger than at first anticipated,
Mr. Collingwood Schreiber, chief en-
gineer of the Department of Roilways
and Canals, has returned from an in-
.epection of the Soula,nges canal. Work
is progressing rapidly, and he ex-
pects the canal will be completed next
year.
,Frank.Sm m i
to the
colored man who
slashed David Merriman, also colored,
at Weaner's Elote1 .while the races
were on at th
track, was sentenced JMegi Cats
Jeffs to Kingston Penitentiary Magistrate
three years.
G
,Thep
Dominion Government ver
nm ant has com-
pleted forty miles more of the tele-
graph line on the north shore of the
St. 'Lawrence. It is intended to ex-
tend the line forty-four miles more
this summer to Natashquan, where an
office will be opened this fall.
In official circles in Ottawa the be-
lief is expressed that the provision) of
the Dingley Act imposing a discrimin-
tory duty against goods entering the
Unitedt
S at
es in
Cads
lan an cars
a
r
cannot
override the bonding privilege confer-
red by the treaty of Washington.,
A despatch to the New York World
from Juneau, Alaska, anticipates ser-
ious trouble in the Yukori district,
There are a rough lot of adventurers
,proceeding to that country from the
United States, who are determined not
to .pay the Canadian Customs duty.
the Cus-
toms officers, peuoeably fi possible, but
forcibly if necessary.
The body of ivies, Orr, of North Dum-
fries, near Galt, wand mysteriously .dis-
lappeared front her home, during her
husband's absence last Monday, was
found on Sunday morning in a shal-
low grave be. a darnpatch close to the
house. She had evidently been mur-
�, and two arrests have been
GREAT .BRITAIN.
Sir Isaac Belden ie dead. He was
born in 1807, and has representedK'nar-
esborough and Yorkshire in Perlia -
Greene shooting began in England
and. Seotlen s on Thmrsday under favor -
re
d aspire . The rliighlands report
Roeht Rev. 'William Wa
lsham
How, D.D., Protestant Bishop of Wake-
field, is dead. He was seventy-four
,yearn of age.
PbThe runner is revived that George
1L, Watson is designing a now yacht to
ace the Prince of Wales' cotter
tr nnia.
British tish Board of Trade returns show
an harsase to the Onporis of over
$8,700,000 and an increase in exports
of $710,000.
A, large warder of Bsttish troops
have been ordered to get ready to em-
bark for the Last, 'Their destination
15 supposed to *Egypt.
The PrLtisb steamer Justin, from
Philadelphia for Sligo, is stranded on
Wheaton Rock, outside of Sligo bay, ac-
cordim:_g to reports from London,
The London Dally Chronicle ridicules
the advertisement which appeared in
a New York paper saying that the
Priince of Wales' cutter Britannia was
for sale.
The American jubilee fund, which was
started for the purpose of raising
money, to establish beds' in perpetuity
an the chief London haspitt4ls, has been
closed. The subscriptions amounted to
twenty-one thousand dollars.
The reply of the Dake of Norfolk
Imperial. Postmaster -General, to
telegraph clerics who laid their gr
awes before him has failed to give
isfaction, and there is serious tro
impending in the department,
Glasgow is disappointed because
Duke of York instead of the Pr
of Wales will formally open the
Cessnook dock. It is the largest
Scotland and has taken twelve y
to construct. It will be opened e
next month,
UNITED STATES.
Five women are in jail at Om
Neb., for breaking up be Metho
meeting.
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Two negro clnildrem killed a t
with hot irons at Grapevine, T
on Wednesday.
The Universal Peace Union of
adelphia has offered Its services
arbitrator in the coal strike.
Frank Etuttgen, proprietor o
saloon on Ocean avenue, JerseyC
shot and kneed a burglar fn his
loon on Wednesday.
Mite first tin plate manufactured
America, to be sent to Europe
shipped from Elwood, Ind., to Italy
1lhursday,•
Clifford R. England, cashier of
Wa,rree-Scharff Asphalt Paying C
pany, Detroit, is missing. So is $10,
of the company's money. PIGS.On Friday MISS PIGS.Mitchell.
ur
nse, of Toronto, committed suicide
the Cincinnati hospital, to which
was attached, because sine was deser
by ,hen lover.
James Ii'. Frawley, who is under
rest at Chicago on a charge ofsho
ing John Cromey, formerly of Tor
to is an ex -London hotelkeeper.
Ain insane, man rushed through t
main streets of Bolfalo on Tharsd
night in his night shirt, shooting mu
der and police.
The 18 -year-old son of Gus Tiuer,
Leviaia, '.2e,xas, on 'Thursday. shot a
killed his drunken father in defe
of his mother.
Records at Washington show th
British vessels are carrying more th
55 par cent. of United utates mere*,
disc, both of imports and exports.
Frederick Mueller, of Newark, was
gives 90 dnya there on Thursday for
using drunk. Twenty-five glasses in
Uten minutes is .aid to have linen !hods
record for a wager.
Ex -Grand Secretary -Treasurer W. A.
Sheehan, of the Brotherhood. of IRail-
roaa Trainmen, was arrested at Pe-
oria, 111., on Thursday,at the instance
of the Grand Trustees, charged with
the embezzlement of 01,840.
According to the records of the
United States Treasury Department
British vessels are carrying more
than fifty-five per cent of the United
.nates anernhapsdise both of imports
and exports.
Bishop Fink, of the Roman Catholic
Diocese and Leavenworth, and la.ansas
CitY, has' itad a °bonier letter read
m all the parishes of his diocese, µor -
bidding the faithful abtesding the
Irish -American ,picnic at Manses City.
The injanot.i,,.,
miners was issued ens,.
rom the Pennsyl-
vanta courts. The men are determin-
ed to go on with their programme just
the same, expressing the belief that
they have men enough to fill .up all
the jails if arrests are decided ,upon.
It Is admitted by the friends Of ;Sec-
retary Sherman that he is suffering
from a complete mental collapse, and
they are endeavouring to induce him
to go into some aunt retreat. Be
has no recolleotiou of the recent in-
terviews which created such a sensa-
tion in the diplomatic world.,
The Attorney -General of. the Unit-
ed States has decided that goods the
Production of a foreign country which
are regularly imported into Canada
and afterwards exported to the Unit-
ed States are sube'c6 c
t
o
J the dicer' '
atory duty of 10 per cent. ;Lyne questa n
whether goods transported through
Canada to the United States unser
Consular seal are subject to the duty
has not yet been determined.
The reports of the commercial agen-
cies of
Messrs.
D
esutun �d
B aC
state that the outlook is brigiiiterandi
that there is a noticeable increase in
trade. The crop prospects are report-
ed good from nearly every city, and
an .good
prosperity is indicated by
the rise in stocks, the growth of bank
clearings and railway earnings. The
heavy speculation in many products,
but particularly in wheat, has nada
the week
one oi'
surpassing asset
g ince les
A
feeling of buoyancy has appeared am-
ong buyers and sellers at the chief
points, and interior inerahants are buy-
ing certain lines more freely than since
1882.
GENERAL. ,
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria is a
guest of the Sultan of Constantinople.
A warrant has been issued for the
expulsion from France of Tarrida
Marmot, the Spanish anarchist.
The Kaiser arras conferred the Order
of the Black Eagle upon. Count Mune.
vieff, the Russian Foreign .Minister,
The late Spar:d h Premier has iwe-
queaed to the Notional Library thin.
by thoun.,nd volumes, many of winch
are very rare.
Ex -King Milabs of Servia, is so seri-
ously ill bltaat some anxiety is expert -
mead by this Lriemds as to lois eventual
recovery.
A circular issued by this Specie Bank
of Yokohama' announces that from the
first of October it will pay gold fort
hank of Japan notes.
Official retorts just published show
that the imports into France for, the
h
est seven months Were 20,017,000
frames below thoeo of 1800.
Zane/nese ilea Merchants a Yoko.
7rmms ro os
rebut in P e to hold f emejeetime
the celoliration of the xejoetion
of the tea duty by the hinted States
Senate ,
Tt 16 believed that tate Gerilnan. Gov-
ernment will agtiirl p toposu t'ie Grat'
, Britain and dine, United Staten, bbtl
plots disarmament of the Samoan isl-
Ianders. 1 t t
C novas threat
lltatouuld
o i1, wbeof Premier
Pres rat
Fauna's turn next is causing the French
police greab anxiety. zThe,laresident is
under the constant protection of a large
body of detectives!.
It is reported that a decisive battle
Silas been fought between the Spanish
and insurgent troops in COM, and
afore severteedfighting the rpumhards
1Tt is reported in Calcutta Ubnt the
Sultan of Turkey is sending a s ecial
eirvoy to 'India to stir up dtesatlisfao.
tion with British rule aunang the Mo-
hammedan inhabitants,
The shipload of corn contributed by
several thousand persons in the United
States thus arrived safely in Calcutta,
The gift was very acceptable for the
starving natives. ,
British warships are vigorously en-
forcing• diel fishery regulations on the
French shore of Newfoundland and
closing lobster factories erected in
yiolatto,n of trsgty rights.
La Petrie of Parie, declares that all
the plans of assassins have been ar-
ranged in London, and suggests that
the powers should cambi;ne to watch
the country' that protects these crim-
inals.
Priam Henry of Orleans has arrived
at Marseilles on his return from Aby-
ssinia, and he will accept the challenge
of Gm. Albertome, the Italian officer,
who o mw ofsthefconduct of the3Italian sol-
diers in Abyssinia,.
The Cobdeat Club has caused espec-
ial gold medal to be struck ;for presen-
tation to Sir Wilfrid Laurier,
The exports to the United States
frown Great Britain sialoe the passage
of the Dingley tariff have decreased
fifty per cast. ; t
While the telegraphers attached to
the London _postal system are not eat -
'shed with the reply of the d'osbmas-
ter-General to their letter of complaint,
they do not feel justified in Striking.
The London Anarchists, by special
permission to the Commissioner of Po-
lice, will Bold a meeting in Trafalgar
square next Sunday to denounce the
revival of the employment of torture in
Spanish prisons.
The London ry
temperate article t
on the Spectator
impertinent
method of United States politicians,
and warns them that English feeling
is aroused, and unlessthey mend their
manner's, a conflict may ensue, with
the most disastrous results,
TRIBESMEN Ili REVOLT,
THE WHOLE AFGHAN FRONTIER IN
FANATICAL UNREST.
tin I
The Sit nallen Is Serious - Many I/rli100
Posta Threatened - A Slagle Reverse
Would be VOliewrelt by a General iapr's.
Ing -The ,1 rridls .1olu the Rebels.
A despatch to the lion:den Times from
Simla says that atleust 0,000 tribesmen
were gaged in Tuesday's babble. The
batteries prevented them risking a
fight a,t elbeo quarters, but almost 1,000
held on for some time. Then as the in-,
fanbrya attack devel'dped Uheyi fled, and
when the caber 2,000 saw their tine oil
retreat threatened, they moved raps+
celY away. 1
•
Lieut. Greaves, of the Lancashire
FAO/kers, and. Lieut. 11TaoLean, adju-
tant' of Gmkd'es, were killed, and Capt,
Penner was seriously wounded, Lieut.
IV11acDente (net his death while trying
to carry away bhc body of Lieut.
Greaves. The despatch adds :-"The
whole border still seems to be i,ry a
stats of fanutical, unrest."
Naive has been, received at Simla con -
fu -ming the report tna,t the Afridisbf
the Bazar valley and the Orakzais have
rise.n. The latter arel reported to be
descending in force on the Js u;rramtheell
road, on wench is (situated the Sadr
pest. This post is head/ by a saative
olSicer. and 30 Sikhs: A 'detachment
0 caeralk'yl h,ne left liutrrue, with In-
dtruotioms to ascertain the move-
ments of the Orakza5,s.
The reinforcements sent to Kohut
have reached the pian.. If the Afrl.dis
rise generally, the British forces will
be conepe'lled to temporarily abandon
Lualcli and Kehl, 1
Me force of British and Irodien
troops under the command of General
Blood is labor in camp at .Korai. The
Britisau cavalry yesterday pursued the
enemy as far as Beartkot, fifteen miles
beyond Chakdara.
General Blood directed the centre of
the
attack, cr Col.
eikle'o
honoccupying
the he'ig'hts to the right of the enemy's
position; The Sweetie were
STRONGLY ENTRENO1I'ED,
and auaiod1ainad a steady fire, but the
British column parried the entrench-
ments with great dash!, and the tan-
em:y fled. Et is believed that General
Blood will order a fuetber advance ow
\ [
ne day,
There is
no longer er
any
doubt
tobeare usyvolved w b'hreblli(n4 which et
is in tab wise suppressed. Such is the
c*uditioma of things now that tbesligbt-
est check of the British arms would
be the signal for a getneral revolt.
The whole frontier seems to be in
flames. The Afridis aro marching
through the Khyber pass uneter jam
-
Dud, while the Orakzais are advance
tag: by Kerman, anti ore , t'hrea-
tenin'g Soutane. Tare Thirty-sixth Re-
giment of Sams, which is divided into
etaollments along the frontier, has
been. ordered to eoncen'trate at .Fart
Lockhart. All the ladies, except Mrs.
Desvooux, the wife of .Major .oesvooux,
of the 86th Sikhs, have left Santana, and
have reached Range in setae. The Gur-
rain nand Sa;at'ill-Alazaaai have combined,
Sind tinreaeea Paracltana.r, in the Kur-
ram valley, which is garrisoned, ley do-
tach[nelvtss of Gherkins and. Shlche,
The defection of, lam tAfridi(s is re-
gartblocy liave been gloyal during many In-
diapl outbreaks, and guarded, the Khy-
ber Pass for the British during the
AGa.han war. They are oho of the most
Ulowerful 'Crites on the frontier,
About one hundred tnsurgen't tribes -
linen were killed, in +Ohs tannic made by
General Blood, •rho British comnma:nder,
upon the owmtreltchd positions ire the
hells of the Swalt valley.
T6 is (believed 10,000 Afridps ere.
threateinIng .Tints rtt , but the 'prleee le
considered proof against aitaolf by any
force without artillery, Before aerie
turin;g to attack ;Ja,mrulyi,, i,he 'A,fridie
it is Cremated will try, their strength
on the smaller. forts en the 151071nr
peas, i',t i a • ••.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
INTERNATIONAL LESSON, AUG. 29.
" Petit Opposed at Ephesus." Acts 111, 8t•01,
/.oldest Text, hike 114
PR(AVrlCATa NOT3,'S.
Verse 21. These things. Incident
noted with the preaching of th
Poi in Ephesus, where "naightilY
the word of God and prevailed,"
the first twenty verses of this ch
Purposed in the spirit, Devoutly
to a definite. decision, Theougli
(Ionia and Achaia, :rwo provin
Greek Europe ,.where Paul had al
labored, lie Ind received news
sous dissension among the Chri
of Corinth and must hasten the
uneke peace, Meanwhile be wrot
First Epistle to the Corinthians.
to Jerusalem, W.htoh' was still r
as the center of Christian faith'
the ehui'oh there was narrower
doctrines than were the churches I
led by Paul, fit had made no fr
advance,s to home and, as we shall s
1y see, when at 1engith he came t
laden with blessings, it manifests
solicitude concerning kis fete: It
customary for rich and generous
"of the dispersion" to .gather
for the benefit of the Jews at J
ale ce-a. custom which may have
a reminiscence of the taxes of
and Solomon, but whish in the da
return from captivity had been
on very real need, and which
through the centuries taken to
all the holy character of a
dptionet command. The Chris
of Jerusalem were .doub
Poor, we can trace four or
reasons why they must have .been
Paul sought for them what otber
erous Jews babitualiy did for the
tbodox inhabitants of Jerusalem,
hope, probably, that finanoial aides
help to win: their favor, :.Che d
to take up a collection for Jer
tem doubtless added to the sir
of the determination to go there
er 1 have been there I must also
Rome. As in some sense he' repres
the apostles at Jeemeele5n he
go at stated times to the,, Jewish
opolis. As she was the apostles to
.miles ha must hasten tp the pre
*lis of .the Gentiles, aster lee
Rome, hut b yra,s ,a prisonter
sins, •
22. Sent into Macedonia two
hem. Probably ,to gather up ,that
tributions of the churches. Rattle
company of C'hrisbian workers
gathered around Q'.aul and obeyed
orders. Them. that ministered +unto h
:his phrase would include personal
ice, but it probably means their
n the Christian ministry, Timotb
imothy. See 1 Cor. 4. 17; 16, 10, E
us, Possibly, though not certai
he treasurer of Corinth, Rom.
; 2 Tim, 4. 20. Asia. As before
Roman province so called in
est of Asia Minor, For a seas
robably till the Ephesian ga
mid be closed and dos large (Ina
people who Were peeked L d,h8 l
mid disperse t* their homes. T
ould occur in May: • , 1 1
28. About tate same tune. A ,va
dnological hint. No small stir.
eat tumult. , About that w
bout The Way." This was ane
s earliest names ,given by: Christia
aenselves to their new -formed sect
24. Demetrius. iEvirlently a notal
L. He may llama bad control of
o of the s:hsfa s,o. ,Bite preaching
Pet
the growth of Christianity, t
reading skepticism, which to so
res according with the advanci
11izoe:ion of the age -all these w
pressing the people. And the t
the, impression made an' the beopl
rads was the shei(bemarket. 'B
Being tradesman ' felt that c
or Matinee for Diiana, Small ma
of nue. temple„ with, a m+imn,ture im
of tills goddess. P1lgrimns peraha
so that they,couaki continue the
slotlp after their return to the
es. The worship of Diana was ver
utter throughout the East. He
de in Ephesus was one of th
ought( oalsmalldgain.s f the wort
W'gn es," work, enyploymeut.
, Wham he tailed together. The
Som"
refers en•� t
*tie
craftsmen
isup ven'se; what we call skilled.
yyrs he The unskilled: werelaborersinntheir
My. Like Decu(na.tiotn'. Makers of
bees, Suss. Oleo," or, as we
d fely, "ge'n'tlemen," 13' this
t.
t
me
bee/Mess, ss
\1h
wealth,. have
oal'U w
bre thein one half of
merchandise and manufacture of
anti
grew out of worshlip, and
stukteu£ of early, Ctbureh history
overs that the financial' question,
gh sometimes covered from popular
the grentestilstumbiilimg.bthe great l*ck1o111i0
way( of the advance of Ohristian ie
5 ('on-
o Leos -
grew
Bead
apLer.
came
Mhce-
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ready
of ser-
stians
re to
e the
To go
evered
. But
fn its
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bort-
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WAS
Jews
Money
eros:
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David
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based
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Ye 'see and (tsar. The fact was
plain tot every observer. 2(ob alone at
1',,plhesluis, :As'f C+efsaid,,"dtf it were our
business only Melt were interfered with
by thea new doctrine eve might won-
der whether nverwere able to cope with
it, but all idolaters must make mammon
atvnsa,"i ' Throughout all asia. As
before, this means the province b'or'der-
ing on the Aegean Sea. This Paul. .A
phrase of contemirtl' Ptah pe;rsmadedi,
and burned muctepeople. IOkslt% ct(ntlury
latex Pliny tells us that the Oieatlen
institutions in the neighborhood se
Ephesus liad fallen into utter neglect
as a direct conserpleuce of Christian
teacaniwg, Nearly all the .men intent
oin gain were bulu't by 'the haloid spread
of O'bristianity, They be to gods
which are, inane with hands, 'She w'or-I
sliip of images and crucifixes Seas `often
began in devout syanboilem, its wihen
11 poetic mbunt ceases an ideal empresen-
Cation of spiritual truth. But, 'How-
ever it begins, it always enkls Its Isere
In the common folk believing, wvhat-
ever they say, thief real gadeehave ',cod
made `with hands.
27. Our craftis be danger. `Our bus -
hetes interests ere In peril. if Paul
succeeds you will be ant of worker '1'o
he sat et naught. To come into con-
tempt, to be made a laughing stook
or. But also, This our overthrow is
net the worst of things: the temple
of the great goddess will be !despised
and her magnificence will be dense,.
elO This is' a very weighty sentence.
°t is es if he said.; 1Ud not persuade
Yourselves that this is a priming fash-
ion or fad. Yon who matte sh'risiesttyou
will starve. except Paul goes; you who
woriwhip Mann, yd11 will be sootuesll,,and
FULL OF ENCOURAGE
7
ENT
Mil'EC 17EZ AS.7".4,01:s 'cianAX 7" .
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of Getting Well—A Remedy Found a.t
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bodies is generated by nerve centres
located near the base of the brain.
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nearly everyone has some trouble, an
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50 is unlike all other remedies in
thatitis not designed to act on the
different organs affected, but by its
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the goddess mocked, except Paul
goes; You evho love your city
and
province, the supremacy they
h ve
a e 11
OYe
d will ll disappear. ex-
cept Paul goes." Asiaand the
world, worshipeth•. All western Attie
Minor Lad Witt, this temple. Each
M Lts *Mired and twenty columns
an-
imal festivalsfee. of tht of acity,
g ddesss attractand the ed
t'hou$aads from all directions.
28. Full of warmWt Grew madder
and madder. Cried mat. ; Were cry
Mg cwt. We, t:an( bi0ture a group
excited teem, starting thirough t
streets shemetipng', "Great is Diana," an
arouyimlg all the, idle emd the bad. Wh
Paul's traveling compactions were cap-
tured by thhs mob they rushed untoth
theater, wvhit:lt' was probably used fo
„bli
w a
F gatherings.
ku
gs.
29. The whole att,`91 was filled with
coknfusion. As a oi.ty always is when
a 'great mat starts. B'aving caught
Get= and Aristarcpyy�oylu�us1s��r,+oomen of Miace-
donia. They were Emropeanls, and it
probably wag not dsfffiouslt to idea -
bean end. pnvtloct,tt,tel 'therm
with( Pawl. It seems strange that
they did not *Oen
kadontio 'Oa. sect
that Goias is a Ma,ewdonhan makes it
probable Mato*. wpss mat the. Gains of
113erbe, ,00 Acts 20; 4; or the Gains of
Corinth, of 1 pbi'i 1. 14.; Rem, 16. 28;
tor thud Gattis of Ephesus,, oS 8 John, 1
,Aristerdbiue wed only knoev us a faith"
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en
e with its galleries of seats, and its
l'
nisi
ed marble '
fila •
p zs turned nod t
hal• mote
ob
Into a (sort ot turbulent deliberative as-
sembly. The leaders evidently did nob
known what to do next.
83. They drew, " They brought." Alex-,
ander, Probably the eOppersmith, 2 Tim.
4. 14; doubtless himself a maker of
shrines, The Jews putting him for-
ward, When a snob arose the Jew -s
were always in lunger, and as then
had been vufiuet(ntietl in arousing this(
one, its pnclfirea;tton meant trench to,
them. The Jeer were eaaer to Show
Mat they could ,not be confounded with
Christians. Alexander beckoned with
the hand' Paul .was able on ebnilaar
oeoaSigns to quiet the people. 'W'o'ol('!
have made his defense, "A defense,"
that is, of the J;elwvs ane of the
mob,
64. They knew( that he was' a, Jew,
Instead of "leaser," the Revised Ver-
sion has "perceived," as if they leis a re-
hagmlzedto noartidonnaraly, malt '0u6argil
Nthbu(argpd
Astatio features were more like Jewislf
features than are those of the guro-
poem or tint rima, dbill :Alexandezlawls
a marked boon; besides, he ons
pro-
bably known to manly of this assem-
bly. mho, Ispese of two liners. Exottedl
as the mob was, it could( hardly, have,
continued' this .monotonous Wonting
for so loittg a time dit fb bad not been
ist' semto sort: anti to somelydivgrse ritu-
nlistfo, a formal homage to (Uianhe
Vain repetitions, were common he
heathen ,Worship,i 1 I
Paul. Paula companions,
Ttnnphuticiwlly Paul made, (friends. IMt
has beet( conjectured ((tat just ,,b this
hour' Aqutlat and PriscL1t Rom. 16, 3,
4 aiehedt,their! nbcks to save Paul.
,II 31, Paul wroulcl hove entered in.
1V as mended bo/eater in. 'The disciples
suffered him not. They had, wet-
caned the 1 gathering storm and
wens resolved to keep loon in safety.
the cbief of Asia. Tale Asiter'obs, ,presid-
ents of the Ephesiwn games, One was
appointed annually, and who over had
been Asinrch reilawned the title. Which
were his friends. .The number of men
of high rank woks to flue friendship-. of
Paul is antazin:g..D,esiriing Lim. This
request'. probably had 'greeter into. -
tort over him even than that of the
Christians.
32, Some therefore cried one thin
lead same another. finely de.seriptiv0,
Tito assembly was conduced. 'rho word
for assembly is line word elsewhere
translated, church. If Paul had enter-
ed the theater ho doubtless would. have
boon murdered,d of the mob could
have murdered Paul, 'Chair trouble
would have been over But thetheater,..
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