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� THE FIBITE VISION I has not come to Soule in life thux-
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We got very imlarlfeet ideas of the
rouaivas of bea sit We think of hoino
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,h,:M-, - Oa,3 marvals at tho bardi-
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Anothor iattance in wbit h we swooped
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kaoy�n, anti Lt is scarcely possible that
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: . & __ Oughly inexpliml-le 1 �6.1113 say: "What
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fftilal -lay on earth when f!!ther and
$a" .",
t�adduoees. Compare M,rk 8, 15 with I
Od Of PbAIIP Of ItUr", Who Ventured
& fely muath,i lat,or, to ma.rry tLiA girl.
dow" like a wolf wa.sl in RIM, when, in
the words of a Daivish writer, "The
everyone will forget.
,do?4 this me" i What is God going to
, OUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE IS DIM do %i+4 me now ? He tells me tha,t all
mother ��ero yet living and the child-
ran came hoi.tie. A good time. that I
Matt. 16. 6. But when , man has per-
sonal fears theories 1A, the contrary I
Sibe brought It to hor mother, Ana
Goverptaolit, of Denmark saw tile Bug-
One ,of the boarders in a fashionable
AND UNSATISFACTORY. thingsl�sork together for good. This
llut It ba I this drawbaek-all vv ore not
do not hold. Herod had in urdered
witlit this Scene, the young girl hand-
LOS the bleeding head of the prophet
)6h ships of ',va,r on their coast N%ith-
out oven the conjecture tiiat they were
boaxiling-house one winter had a posi-
, _." dws noe'19ok like it." You continue
there. That Im,ther went off tol sea
John, apil of all this IL%vful faeta which
to her mother, the two women pa.:ss
tobeempluyed againit Denmark. Ile
tive mania. on tile subject of fire, and
to study the dispensation an4 after
. IVID DISCOUE $9. .whil. guess about what Gal means.
TAIMAGEW Vi
and never was board from. That sis-
ter-did we nut lay bat- away in the
aa exei,ted iinagloatim coulid tear tibat
of the return (it a Aurdered
out of sacred history. Only tile general
facts
Island of Zealand was surruunded, the
alwxyb kept a fst-uut rove tied to her
bed
: L — " Ile. means to teach me this. I think
freshness of her 3LOung life never more
prophet,
to life would be nitot dreaded. That
of theLr sut*aqueat history is
knto,wn. Herodias urged bar husband
capital throt6tened, and the Danish ter-
ritory violated, before the Court of
head and coiled on the floor. When
at last the - Fire I"
The Great Divine Oputrasts the Dinknefiss ar he meem,s to teach me that, Perhaps
it is to humble mY pride. Perhas it
lCarthlY Eyesixt,t Willi else Grald"' "'id
in this world to took upon her? Ah,
there was a skeleton at tha feast, and
Herod's conscience U�8 terror-StriCkOo,
Lls to be seen here 4nd in the corres-
tA), Seek] the title of king, but ,Aben he
went to Rome on this errand his Gaffi-
Lotladon had made use of a single word
to express the hostility of its feelings "
cry of came a,t
midnight she forgot the rope and stood
. is to make me feell more deveDent.
� More t4uspirtc willissil let tho itra-eniter- Perhaps to teach me the uncertainty of
tears ,mingled witlil our laughten on
that Christmas day. Not so u ith hea-
poluding accounts, �nd his supersti-
tLous fear afterwar4 became almost
ean encinies conspired against him.
He
La reality, England entertained act, '
at the window, with a veranda roof
. . 310r1al Head Appalled by the Celestial life." But after all it is only a guess
. Gravies.
van's reunions, It will be an uninter-
provpIrbial in ancient, Rome. Therefore
was deposed even fronal his tat-
rurchy, and was banished tq a town
HOSTILB FEELINGSTOWARDS
tell feet below-& roof wbioh ran along
a wholse row of houees,--screa,mimg end
-a lookink through the glass, darkly.
rupted gladness. Many a 0bristian
!nighty works do shpvr forth themselves
on �ho site of the modern city of Lyons,
DENMARK,
� Washington, March B.-From 1. Car- The Bible assures us there shall be a,
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parent will look around and find till
"Ahl"
Inhim. Rising frocathe dead he would
in France. Una good thing may be
and the for
wringing her hands. But a fellow
hathians xiii, 12, "For now we see satisfactory unfolding. What I do
thou knovvest not now, but thou sba,1t
through a glass, darkly, but then face
his children there. he says,
"can it Le possible that we are all here
be expected to possess more mLra,cu-
lous powers, and we kjww that in his
said at bar, that having loved him i n
his honor, she loved him, even i n his
reason this sudden move
was that memurabi m sting of Napol-
a a
eon and Alexander the Nie-
boarder, a man with a cool head, re-
membered the rope, which was a jest
I know hereafter," You wUl know why
to face." Ile— Dr. TaLmago preached God took to hinaself tha.t only child.
-life's perils over? The Jordan pas-
sell, and not one wanting V Why, even
lifetime �ohn did nat wprk any mir-
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acles. John 10. 41.
degradation. Salome, as we have soon,
married 11billp the tetrarch of Iturea,
on river
Men, when they agreed to divide the
4n the hou;e, an,t saved not only hog
a most powerful and vivid seiruon. He Next door there was a household of
the prodigal is here, I almoatt gave
S. Herod hatti 194d hold On John. Had
&ad when he died, maxtied her first
yvorld between them, and as a prelim-
bat half a dozen others by Its use. I
,, � said: I seven children. Why nut take one from
I that
him tip. How long he despised my
but
sent his soldiers into the wilderness
cousin, Arlstobulus. According to tra-
knary, to compel Denmark, in company
wit1t Sweden, and Portugal, to declare
(XWO THINGS TO REMEMBER.
group instead of your only onal
The Bible is the most forceful and Why single out the dwelling in which
,:pungsant books. While it has the there
counsel, grace bath triumphed.
All here, all here 1 Tell the mighty joy
through the Let the 1*11s;
to arrest laini. 11his wets a,borat a year
before the birthday banquet, And bound
dition, she slipped in crossing a It's
and] the, Lee severed her head from her
r
Wax against England. In self protee-
tiGta England hastened to upset their
There are two Important things to
I eiiaber when ordinary means of ea-
�111 . . . . . . of was only one heart beating re-
sweetness of a motiker's bush for hu- i isponsive, to yours'? Why did God give
vity, ring,
and the angels mention it in their
him, Chained him. Put him in prison.
From Josaphus we leiira that John's
body, a fate that good people rogardid
as retribu4tivpI
Plailia by seizing the Powerful Danish
fleet.
caps seem cut off before the last re-
I � man trouble, it lies all tile lZounness of I you 9- chilli at &II if he meant to
take it away ? Why fill the- cup
sung. Wave it from tho� toll of the
walls. All berel"
prison was in Perea, the most east-
ern Herod's in the
12. His disciples came, andi took tip
Dyer, blistoricia, says: "Great Britain
sort of jumping from a window.
The first is that you ma,y break your
86 solmiter and the crushing po%N er 01, of your.gladness brimming if he meant
.
No more breaking of heartstrin go,
of provinces, and
castle of Machaerua, which, "a many
the body, and buried It, Herod prob-
ably made no objection, to these last
lias always been- accustomed to coin-
fall by throwing rnattrel:uies and pjbish�
a lightning bolt. It portrays with! to dash it doNvu? Why allow ail the ten-
but fape to face, The orph-insi that
castles in Europe and Asia, did duty
honors. John's popularity was too
meace hostilities without a declaration
lows to the pavement below, se,:OiftF
more than a liainter's power, at one, drils of your heart towind around that
object and Ahen, when every fil�er of
"re left poor and in a mercitc-40
world, kicked and cuffed of many
at once as palace and prison and fort-
M'kbauer the
great to permit the authorities to per-
of war," But all other countries do pre-
olsely the same. The Untited States, for
that a rope. strong enough to bear an
one of ordinary weig-lit, may be 3e
stroke, pictui iag a heavenly throne; .
and a judgment conflagration. The Your own life seemesd to be interlocked
hb,rdshitis. .shall join their parents,
ress. is modern name
of the place where U stood. Apparent-
secate his followers. Went and told
Jeeps. it is vexy Ifukely blislit the
int3tance, in 1812, declared war against
by
by tearing sheets and counterpane in-
with the child's life, with strong b-ind
strings of tids great harp are fingered. to tear you apart, until you fall, bleed-
.
over whose graves they so long wepk
and, gaze into their glorified count-
ly Herod was makilng his headquarters
here while striving to the war
majority of them f am this time lle�
r
Lord's disciples.
us an act of Congress on June 18,
but it had actually begun hostilities the
to tfera-inoh strips and tying them to-
get�er. To do this put the ends of the
by all the splendors of the future, I Ing and crushed, your cl,welling desol,
enances forever, face to face. We may
from the
push on
Nvitth King AretatI, who had been his
came our
Previous April by layiag an embargo
0.0 all Alps in American
" together, double a.nd tie in one
ir
now sounding with the crackle of con- ate your hopes blasted, your heart
broken ? Do you suppose that God -will
consuming words, now t1irill
come up different parts, of
world- one from the land and another
from the depths the sea; from lives
father-in-law, The war, an we have seen,
%%as a di-matrous one for Herod, and
WAR COMES SUDDENbYl
parts.
It was not until July 25 that we
learned what the state of affairs was;
togetJler, not across; the harder
you pull on a knot such as this the
the joy of the everlasting eman-s— ,� explain that? Yea, He will make it
plainer than any mathematical prob-
of
affluent and prosperous, or front
the Jews concluded that John's death
the
h tion from
tighter it is. Two sheeti and one coun-
terlitime should make a rope long en-
ad. It tells how one forbidden tree In - lem-as plain as that tivo and two make
scenes of ragged distress, but we shall
was reason. For Herodias' sake,
his brother Philip's wife. Herod had
— .
Uncle Sam, but by mean,i of despatches
ough to reach from a fourth story win-
throne you
the garden blasted the earth with ["'ililr-see
all meet in rapture and jubilee face
,
two brother Philips, one of whom he
HOW MODERN NATIONS PROCEED
sent by the schooner Mackerel from
Halifax.
(low very nearly to tile ground. If it
that it was right-all right,
sickness and death, and how Un- true are all thy ways, thou
tc) fAce-
Many of oux friends h'avel entered
th-us, wronged, and the other of whom
was tetrarch Iturea. Herodias
TO HOSTILITIES
The United States war with Mexico,
taust be longer use the double blamkot
also. Tie one end of this rope around -
it g
other tree, though leafless and bare, hits I" (
I ,J,,wt.,,,n.d,
planted on Calvary, shall Here is a man wbo cannot get on in
upon that joy. A few days ago they
sat with us studying these gospel
of was
Herod's evil spirit; she Participated in
his
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A Warning to veiry saitiom Given - The
likewise was not the subject of a
for,mul declaration, tW May 13, al-
the bed log, or gomething equally hes.y-y
vernambering that your life depends on
yet,
yield a fruit which shall I the -world. fle alwuys seems to buy at
more i
themes. but they only Raw thr h
oug a
crime against Philip; she precipl-
t
tated he exe,oution of John the Bap-
Powers Generally iteglik vightlail Wilts
though hostilities bad been in progress
the strength of your knots, then tie
than antidote the poison of the other I the wrong time and to sell at The worst
. ,disadvantage. Rio tries this enterprise
glass, darkly-now revelation bath
came. Your will also corne. (',ad will
tist; and she led her husband into in-
trkq-tites, to have the title of tetrarch
out a lrorulal Deolartallops.
The feeling that Great Britain I � a on
Ance, Maxob 4, 1846,
Oat the Continent the same kind of
the other end to your waist, and your
loap maly be made in comparative 5a.f.
It tells how the red, ripe clusters oflailld fails that business and is disa, P_
God's wrath were brought to the wine � poi!ited. The man next door to him
not leave you, floundering in the, dark-
—m. You stand wonder atritok and
changed for the title of king, and thus
.
this eve ofsometh-Lug more serious tba,o
rule bas been followed. In 1859, for
Instance, Ftance declared war against
6 ty.
Another thing. If are forced to
P ress, and Jesus trod them out, and' I'll' " lucrativo trade, but he lacks cus-
amayed. You feel &a if all the love-
line-se life dashed Y013
uninUmtionally a,ocomplisbed his ruin.
4. John euid unto him. This is going
frontier wars in- Africa and India is
.
Austria by saying she took Austria's
antry into Sardinian territory ,&a an
you
try the descent of a smoke filled hall
. tomers. A new prospect opens. H is
how,, at last, all the golden olialices , ineoLue is increased. 113at that year his
of were ont.
stand gazing into this open ch'ism of
lack in the history. Notice the ord-
er. Herod said certa4n Wrigs con-
gala ing ground somewhat, and a recent
article itathe London Daily Mail comes
act of hostility; but the French troops
remember that the amoke is less
qense lit the floor, and crawl, instead
of heaven shall glow with the wine of I family tire sL,k, and the profits tire ex-
ha It clazzles the.ponded in tryiug to cure the allments,
the grave. Wait 9, little. In the
presence of your departed and of him
cerning Josus; tho reason he said
them because had imprisoned
as a reminder that the great wars of
Were act in motion ten (lays before
the Auatriatris, committed this act. In
of tryIng to stand upright.
� iel,s vision of wheel Ile gets a discourag�d look. Beco
eye with an Ezek ,
who carries them in big I�osorn, youl
was he
John; the reason he bad imprisoned
recent times bave broken out with
1866, agai% we hav a Prince Frederic
Charles sayi,nig to his Prussian troopsk
TO EXTINGUISH A FIRE,
The fire may generally be extinguish-
and wing and fire and N%hirIvAnd, fn.ithlom as to suvo;as. t ex
i Peet disasters. Others waiL for soma-
shall soon ,,3tftnd face to Dice, Ch.
t1lat our last hour may kindle up with
John was becawie John hlid said unto
h I In, It is nut la-wfat for thee to have
great suddenness,
The writer says: When the commit-
" Austria, witbout declaring war, has
ad, without difficulty if it is detected
and stoops down so low thot. it can t'hi ng to turn up; he Walla for it to
Its lips to the dying child turn down. Others with only half as
this promised joy I May we be able to
say, like the Christian nob long ago,
I-jer. Lukd tells us that John's re-
tee of the Board of Trade was consider-
violated the Silesian frontier. Imight
likewi,je, without declaratiom have
in time, Provided one has presence at
mind and is quick, To tear down a
. put ear of a .
and say, "Come up higher." much education and character get on
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geparting, "Though a pilgrim, ivalk-
I uke was not limited to Herod's sin
,,&I, t 0
wit.h. Herodias, but included It
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Ing the channel tunnel scheme, some
crossed into Bobeeniti, But Ibava
blazing curtain which has blown ag-
twies as well. He sometimes guesses
And yet P&ul, in my text, takes the I as to what it all means, Ile says:
I the mountain
Ing through the val ey ,
tops are gleaming from peak to paik I"
evil whieb he ha,d clone."
.
years since, a prominent member ask-
"Is
not done so. To I have sent a
-day,
public declaration, and to-day we an-
alast a It glited gas jet, or to smother
the fltvmes in a, heavy ouriatin if one
."Per-
responsibility of saying that it is Only, haps riches would spoil me. Perhaps
or. like mv dear friend and brother,
5. When he -would have put him to
dpath. "Although hp was willing to
ad: it possible theA war could be
declared
tor the territory of the eaemy." This
hangs near Lt, to dash apitcher ofwa-
an indistinct mirror and that its a,is-: poverty is noccosary to keep ins humble.
L " Perhaps I inight, if things were other-
Alfred Ovokman, who took his flight
to the throne of Go 1 sayingt in his last
putt hini to d;eabh." Heroctius was the
against us, as we ,might say,
out of a clear sky, without any pre-
waa practically carryIng out Baron
Brulanow's advice: "'Me blow must be
ter i-ristantly into a, waste basket or a,
drawar where 9, lighted matah has been
I sion shall be suspended. I think there I wise, be tempted into dissipations." But
moment that wbioh Mi already gone
active spirit in accomplishing John's
ruin. Herod was, afraid of John and
ViGus notice *,hat a quarrel was Ira-
struck before it is announced."
carelessly let fall-to do this without
may be one Bible in Lea% an, fastened, there is no complete solution of' the
into Christian clasil��s, "I am swee.p-
at the same time deeply impressed by
pa�%ilng T, .
. Every cone remembers how the Greeks
detaly is to conquer the fire fiend at
� to the throne. Just as now, in a mus-
, mystery. He sees through a glass
Iva have a ]amp exhumed from darkly and must wait for a hgher un-
,Ing through the pearly gate, washed
in the blood of the Lamb I"
him. Read the story as given in Mark.
Josephus
The ,matter was then very exhaus-
begam war a couple of years ago, and
hoW they have
oxtee, ,
'reach everyone in Your household
cum,
Herculaneum or NineN LE, and we 1,ol, folt"119- Will there . bi an explana-
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tells us that AntIpas feared
that John the Baptist's direct preach-
1
tively inquired into by the War Office,
.
NOT YET DROLARED IT.
tb at the best -waiy to put out a fire Is
.
*is
lion ! Yes; God will take that man in
. at it with great interest and say, "How ihe light of the throne and say: "Child
ME SUNDAY SCHOOL*
ing would incite the Galileans to an
opea He feared the
With, the startling result that during
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,J,e it-air as essential as fuel.
doors and -windows tight shut.
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poor a light it must have given cont- immortal, bear the explanation I N ou
rebellion. multi-
tra,de. Again we urge the teacher to
a Period exteadIng over 170 yetirs, Only
of those frubtful sources of fire,
pared with our modern lamps)" .so I remember the failing of that great
amp enterprise- your misfortune 1857,
tLInk that thL3 Mule. �% biQh was a I in
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INTERNATIONAL LESSON, MAE, 20,
study the story m told in Mark, ,�vho
tells us that Herod feared John because
Gab case could be found in which the
attacking nations lodged formal warn-
in,
to,
il be upset, don't pour water on
t-it spr�ads the blazing oil, throw
ting
, your disaster in 1867. This is the ex-
to our feet in ihi3 world, Inay lie near, planation." And you will answer, "It
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" 410111, the 11uplist Beheaded." Itinit. 14, :-
of his justice and holiness. ''Did many
thiings" in Mark's lie
tag. I
001.
t;#
heavy over it, iishawl, a
lushion, or 9, woolen dress skirt.
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I the throne of God, exciLing our inLer- is all right.`
12. Nokloss Tevi, Prosr. 4.23.
story should
tran.slated "was much perplexed."
BW'ORE COMMENCING HOSTILI
pr.� I .
, I u will find it blotted out. Damage
ltnbr is likely W do m 'ov
mt to all eternity by the contrast be- A see, every day, priotound mysteries
PRACTICAL NOTES.
Herod was too weais: to be consistent-
.. TIRS.
sad,
I R�
tauch
PiLrm than destruction by fire.
tween its comparatively feeble light of Providenve. There I,.-, no question we
The ask oftener than Why ? There are hun-
Verse 1. At that time. Afattbmv's
ly Voo,q, and,too vvea& to lie comfortably
bed. Herodias walked firmly where lie
' -rhat nation was France, In 1870. The
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Jone of couriss; it you hams no
'I
tne
and the illumination of heaven. I
� Bible, now, is the scaffol(ling to the dreds of graves in Oak Hill and
lGreenwood
dian,gard of the order of tiuie litakes
atagg,ered, but the footsteps of both
practical importance of this is verY
�Nlv'
of your own send to the
; your small bay can do that.
. and Laurel Hill that need
Flaing temple, but wilen tile building It, lie explained. dlospitals for the
the meaning of sucb phrases as these
were am the direcit path- to ruin. They
,
great at the present bime, unless the
Oz.
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� i IN AN EMERGENCY,
is done, there will be no use fur the
blind and lame, asylums for the Idiotic
uncertaint but froin Mark's st<kry we
counted hirn as a propliet. And there-
fore lifted by ('.ad above the authority
Past is no longer to be taken, as a pre-
0
I
-.I;-,Lze a bucket brigade to the
ing.
il,hc idea I shall dovelop to-day is; and insane, almshouses for the. desti-
ar6 led to inter that 0101a "time" was
of kings. They belonged to a generation
cedent. How are actually commences
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is, therefore,
faihl
.
W_ . -ails from hand to
Worn, passing i
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that in this wurld our knowle"'ge isitute anti a world of Pain and misfor-
d1uring tb-- missirm-ary journey of the
which " built se.pulchers to the pro-
a matter bf interest.
reJ
N
th��
Wong Ithe line to where the
I
vumparati�ely 41im anti unsatisfactory, tune that deLuand mare than human
tw,elyve. �Iprosd. Herod An,t:lpus. He
phests, not to the kings." They rever-
Away back finhistory, when. folks took
�Wt member of the family stands
�iut, ne;emliale,,is is intruductory� to, Isoluticim. Ali, God will clear it till up.
. .
and more complete In the light that pours from the. l,hrone,
vislon'l
was a, son of lfaoad the Great, and big
"call the memory of.riija.h more than
Ahab; of Isaiah mom than Manasseh.
th-Ings more leisurely than. nowadays.
it
TO .
we
Ito empty them on the blaze;
Tpleiss the fire To already beyond
grander
11,is is eminently true in regard to our no dark mystery can live, ,Ibings now
. n,tterJy inscrutable will be illuminati as
mAlmir was's Samarl,tan woman. 00
was brought Rameb
They respeoted John more than Herod
believed him to been b�
was always announced by heralds,
.
and ample t4me was given for preparLt-
FrI, ,
D,
. control before being discovered,
M, usually keep it under until
view of God. We hear so much about I
plainly as though the answer were
1, God tilat we conclude that v�e under- I
up at married an
Arab'b.a Princess, to whorn, his was Un-
and have sent
God. I
tion. As the centuries rolled on, how-
the,
til"J,
I Mmea.
, , Written on the j. rided
�tand him. H�, is represented as.par wall or sou
the, will
fathers bav-: in the. temple anthem. tBartimeas
Lrae, and than '
st"u"& t'ala w"Cle of P11"li-01
6. Wheii Herod's birthday was kept
The sill'ondor of Herod's
ever, the eaegrity did not receive so, much
-�
P�
Big
a wise 0an to gather up cloth-
4
F wardrobes and bureau draw-
ut a
Ing the tenderness ,
firmness of a judge, the majesty of a tbauk God that be was blind, and Laz-
who was Moo a son of Hl&rod Ube Great,
gorgeous
birthday parties is alluded to by a poet
consido,ation, thougli neutral Powers
p,.T
W tie thorn up in blankets or
"to
king and the iove, of a ickother. W a arus that be was covered with sores,
buit by atiother motlUer, a-ad who li�vod
of the time, Possius. The daughter of
were duly informed, For a long time
ink
throw from the window, tak-
hear about him, talk- about him I -rite . tud Joseph that bo was cast into the
in wead-th, amd retirement at IWme.
Herodias. Whose name was Salome. She
now the otistom has beeA to conceal
co'n
,,- that thing breakable is in
-Ap no I
.v, . i pk, and Daniel that be donned with
about Lim. W'e lisp his name in in-
fancy, and it trecubles on the, tongue! ons, anti Paul that he was humpl. ack-
Fuan:V reiatZaaah,Lps were so k1tralige-
'
a.ft-erward was married to another Her-
ad PhLlip, the tetrarch of Itures, Danc-
the Intention until the cotminencement
i
W-age. le
--ar-beaded worriam once saved all .
of the dying ocLogenarian. We think � ad,. and David that he was driven from
IY Iiii,boed among tha Heruds tih4t Her-
ad before them. The dancing girls of
of actual hostilities disclosed iE. And
.
�
Itbes at a fire in- a hotel by this
that We know vory much about him. I Jerusalem, and that sawing woman that
�
oillas -,Vas 2318M to both of djair husbands.
antiquity seem to have been as Papa-
It is tolerably certain that the next
for�
F though she lost her trunk. She
Take the attribute of morcy. Do we: �ho oouJd get only a few pence for mak-
To the Jewiibb conlacitonce, the marriaWe
bar in Jewry as in Rome. They made
.
war will open with, far less wdrnLng
ati�
�
'It
-ard the alaren. dreamed quickly,
. ,,,ha Bible blossoms all itig a garment, and that invalid that
understand it ? I for 20 years he could not lift his head
,
Of 1LUTud and'Herod,lats wlas itnexpress-
dancing a profession, like the hetera
Greece the
than. usually precedes a thunderstorm.
I -�
T�
�pidiy mq.oe everything intotwo,
L-1, ying am
t , th into the sheets ol
over with that word-mercy. It speaks .
again and again of the tender mercies from the pillow, and that vvidow that
bbl5r sliacking; it came undiar proldbi-
of 7 and nautell girls
of India. Pu,r,e livt�s were not experA_
There are many good reasons for this.
t.1
Id, A friend rapped at the door.
, ,
of God; of the sure mercies; of the she bad such hard work to earn bread
Cbla., ETS-t, W ald,ullitery; secolndly, as an
ad of them. Ttbia,t a; royal mmiAen
Swiftness of communication, destrue-
i-,n �
,
I l, instantly," he said, " there is
. . great marcies; of the merqy that an- i for her childr6n. You know that in a
" -� ,
act of double iaix%st, be,oaluse niaxrjage
sholild take their place %vas startling
tiveness ofmodera artillery, ease of
&S
�1
,a to 60*8 anything." "Not to
Nbom
7-
dureth, forever; of the muttitude of: song different voices_f.-� I
� I parts. The sweet and cive-irw ,r6�-,w,L
� his mercies. And I know that the ire n
I ,
, IL a. nL,ce wa(d anarriage wit.D a sist-
to the b4liqueters, "Danced before
them" should be. "in - the midst of
mobilization, the telegraph, and the
-'; I
�Ial
out," she asked, with one
I already on the window sill, It
yet ,
views we ,huve of this great Being are part of the halleluiah of heaven will
� be
ehr-iml-1,aw were both so repa�rded. it
them." Pleased Herod, No ,vw.�rlfiee
great Advantage, of striking the. first
ha ,
I
� - n a and when the
;_ The
not carried by those who rode in
roost indefinite, one sided and incom-1 .
wuli a, po�i-ti�:al blumbeir too; Cur the f,_
Unt she coadd have made for thE9 ty-
blow, have entirely altered the aspect
to I
stirmeeituto'
ba3f strangled wN.
likr
plate. When, at death, the gates shall high places and gaie sumptuous . enter-
Ing
fly open and %ve sh,,tll look directly up-,'Utialnents, but pauper children %� I I S,
thi,xr of Herod's deserted , x,lle took 'Up
.
rant's glory would have been so richly
rewarded by N.m as this sax,rifice of her
of warfare.
er, I
hat
and scorWed by the flames on
- floor.% the clothing was there
� it. Lpggars will sing it, redeemed had i
on him, how new and surpi ising I AN's
bar catioe, waid deWamd 'nA
war 1194 '
maidenly modesty.
Hom is how some of the wars of pro-
.
rap
It .
t,
� rxiers will sing it, those who
see upon canvas a lAoture, of the morn- i ca were,
11,�rod- This wax havolved incie'aiied
7. Whereupon. Immedhifely, and as
seat century ,commenced. There must,
not
I
aHPARF AN INVENTORY.
ing. We study tile cloud in the sky .once the offseouting of earth will sing �
'
t111L;1t,n of tlw Ga1loaii Jews, and very
a.,reward for the dancing. Promised to
be many people living able to recall
of t
sate to assert that not one
A
, - tie hus it, The halloluiah will be all the
thil dew upon the grass and tI
to the field Deau: I grander for earth's weeping eyes and
kikoly also this draftLog of a uldiers from
give Iter whatsoever Nhe would ask. Ac-
to Mark, he
the reading of our declaration of war
'from.
gild
all-
,,older in a hundred has an in-
I
headman on thio, v, ay
� tiful Picture 61 1 "le morning! but'uo aching head.9 anti ex1jaustad bandk and
.
a111,014 them; and, as TIV w-as diree0y
cording offer ad hai f of
his kindgom, which, of com,rse, he
,
against Russia the stells of the
"de-1
,ti
,y of the contents of his house
of the insurance company
rise at daybreak and go up on a Ilili. scourged backs and martyred agonies.
aga-List, Wdi ta,!c-Ar taste anti their %:.Qn-
was conddent would not be asked for.
Royal Exchange. That was, a
"
as to settling damages. The
to see for oui,6ek-cs Lnut. %%bich wus Again, t%-- thou'rilt, of th.') toxt is ;Ust
10�'H:e vhen ailplied to the enjoyments of'thi,
au..eji(m, d,4i:qyaXty sin,ead far aud wide.
8. ]king before Instructed of her mo-
"Before
claration. of Nvar," no doubt, but it
!
has to lie done by guess and
represented to us. we look the
. TI ,
I mountains are tiansfigured. 1`1 righteous in h,Raven. I think we have
ThLn thia wax ended disa,sLxuuw'.y aii
; d
ther. instrur-ted" might I'la
translated "insttgaLed." It does not
came long after war bed actually brok-
Hij
ad who can possibly re-
�, tile contents of 8, single
-
. burnished gates of heaven swing open I but little Idea of ttle number of right-
wadic,ir such conttitions -to Lilive a, pro..
me,an that the girl it as inst ructed be-
on out, and it was -not made at St. Pet-
rn, less -the whole house.
and shut, to Let past a host of fi,,.,, eous in beave.u. Infidels Pay, "Your
1 hteaven will be a very small place '
The Dom-
pb).-.t so itiflOtienLittiL as Jol4A the 1:tap-
fore she danced, becau,ge ahe did not
know that
ersburg but in London.
�Wu do not keep valuable papers
splendors. clouds are all ,;)Iodm
I pared with the world of the lost;
and hang Pendent from arbors of ala-, for, -
. I
Lcsi, dlemquIrice tile cr�na endangered
li,,�rod's throne. Tlhla
the offer would be made
bar. Mark tells us that 8he Avant di-
The events preceding it were briefly
th ... : To begity with., Russia had
Wi
1.
r,"Ife, or at yt).ur bariker's, by all
-_
eep them all together In a tin
11
basto-or and antot.11hyst. The waters according to your ttaciring, the ma-
make pathway of inlaid pearl for the jority of men vvill, 1v destroyed." I
tetra-rch. That la,
till,, ru�er all a, quarter. W 4san the (:on-
rectly from the banquet to bar mo-
tber to ask her advice, The banquet
THE, DISPUTE WITH TURKEY.
I
Fth E6 Yale lock, and the box on
Mrobe or closet shelf, where Lt
� �Ight to walk upon, and there is morn- deny the charge, I suppose that the
ing on the sea. The crags uncover I rualtitude of thip. finaQy lost, as com.
querillig legililas of Rome parte I the I,&-
t.uns oX th).� wor.1d axamI,g; tAbie inipteria.1
waa, according to the airstona. of the
time, for men only. Give me hero John
about the "holy places" In Palestine,
I
Mul
W
1, easily accessible in, case of fire.
A
.
their scarred v isage, and there is morn- pared with, the multitude of the final-
I ly saved, will be a bandful, I suppose
.
VWWrs Lt became li,Linilctst a mwtom to
divide king4g)aw !nto
Baptist's head, By going to her "'a'
and selzed the Dlinubian principalities.
0a May Sl, 1853, Rwssia issued the order
I
A6
Jew-elry the same way.
��s well to tra,lp the children, at
ing among the mountains. Now you go
home anti bow turne your picture of the that the few sick people in the hospital
quarters, and Put
a t*t.rarch. or quartor-kmip uver otlob.,
ther Salome hall turned her triumph
into a triumph for Ilerodia,s, and in
to cross tho Itiver Pruth ; on June 2 the
T!
*- same extent, telling them what
R first amd what each ought to
morning seems in contrast I Greater to-daY, -as comile,red with the bu ndreda
of thousands of well people in the city,
&Lich a. ma,n was orbein oonx,-JAmenLa,r1-
lbr called "kitig," iiii Mark 6. 14.
blan thour of success ane's strongest
141.nglhsb and French ,admirals were
ordered to Beigika. Bay as a counter-
beea,
I
)i older to took out for the young- .
e
'r
than that shall be the contrast between'
� this Scriptural view of God and .that would not be smaller than the numb-
as �Her -
od sixtat ouch tinisa ain,d energly in an
,tra.it is apt to Lv manifesied. Hero-
dias's strongest rharaeteristic was
move; then some Lnglish and French
buili
instance, while etich is to re-
6mething precious as his or her
which we shall have when standing face er of those who lih.rill be ca4t out in
to facea. This is'a picture of the suffering, compared with tho.4p, who
morn-
effort to be anod-e fiClilly a, king aind Lt
may have been to iiis trip U) Rome for
revenge; now was the time she
cotild it. A Mila-r4ex. The ong-
warships were sevA to Ccnstantinople;
(go October 22 the J�nglii-Ai and French
ove�' I
mor
.
,A charge.
0
Ing that will be the morning itself. shall have upon them,the health of'
this purpoae 'Lftat Our .Lord a6;udes ba
,have
'Inal wrwrijing of tthe -woaxi tililas ,trs,n,+-
fleets, in, spite of the treaty of 184t, en-
tered the Dardanelles; on October 23
ad J
je are certain precautions, so a(51f-
�,t that were they not constantly
Again, my text is true of I. ne ' Savior's heaven. For we are to remember that
excel] eney: By imags anti lv�, act rhythin we are living in comparatively the he-
.
Luk-0 19, 12; but he faii-ed, a';141 in 1,!ie
fus.111iost his The fa,ije opf Jes-
bat-d ils a flat wooden dinbi. bait t)�Ia
plat,R orr pla-,qpio imn,y havla bum, made
Turkey declared war agalot.A Russia;
'.I'uTkiA
far
I
Xed, it ,mould seem ouperflUOLIS
Nitiort them. The these is
.
.
. of expression, and startling antithesis, ginning of the Christian dispensation
. and that this world is to be popu at( -d
� fortb-his
us. "Heard the report vj�lizarjl,:Irg
Josue," who had bea,ri
of any wlwte,r a'_ Dr. Carr comAects t,be
"cibrirger,"
next Russia destroyed the fleet
at Slicope; then, on January 4, 1854.
the,,
,
chief of
itce, It costs comparatively lit-
Christ is set love, his com-
. passion, his work, his life, his death, and. redeemed, and that ages of light
710IN tea,.-h.aig and
workiing niiravlos for a. litile less ti.an
word w34h 9, horse anid car-
0 all 1)'L' n
gp, thn orIgi)-mil ,mea,ning f b tb ' 9
'
the Emulisb an([ French fleets entered
t k the Russian
ho.Wac Sea,
notl�
"
iii
-
-
"
4t how often is there no insur-
lor absurdly little, and how often
hie resurrection, We are challenged to I and love are to flow on. If tLia be so,
nivasure it, to compute it, to weigh it. this maltitu(tes, of the .saved will be in
a yt&r; ts, good part of that year bud
been spein� in Judea, wh,an I,js fa,m,
that upoln w1Wt:h a lowl is plac,.-d.
9. Tlhs ki)ng wLis sorry. Doubtless 9.in
a,ad a r(iored
ships to retire to Sebastopol; the Itus-
ipf*yi
I
I the fire take place people
� In the hour of our broken enthrallment vast majority. �
into high Take alt the congregations that have
began to spread sudde-a,:y, Us -%va.4 the
"ss,nsat:011" the kour,
rocalled t1he kbly rolsolut,lunri he haid
t9ialis Ambassador Nvas next withdrawn
frokm London; after that the French
FIV I
oco
ailed to renew rough careless-
tj
Ir forgetfulness.
We Mount Up experience of
� bis love, anti shout.until the counten- to-day aawmbled for -svornhtl Put;
'
them together
of anti what, all,
th-3 gtookl folk talked atboat of co rae
MMO 111nideT Jqhfn'S Pma.,�il:tne. Very
Likely ,hie recallol religi,rque caniversm-
aAad Englls,h Anibassadors left St. Pat-
emburg, and it was not till Maroh 28
arl
� OIL AND MATCHES.
1 to the foolhardiness,%ybich
� and they woluid mall:6
. iince glows, and the blood bounds, and Imt, Ft small audlenm nompared
L the wbole nature is exbUtirated, " I with
Roon u
Mine echo:irig to Qja eauxt,
where the tetrurcb ,A as tryi,y)g W drown
t'ms wi4h ,*hli3 foste�r brother Mla,naen.
Bfut Hip.rai was onto a many mien, soma
that the Sergeaat-at-Arms ;mounted
Piini
ii
neg-
V insure comes that which oil-
� have found him I" And yet it is through the thousands anti tenti of thousands
and (An thouv.in I time-s ten I bou.mnd,
(70�115f',i'exlce In tt round of p4eaciure.
of w,hom arts grmt in en,dowmentzand
the Royal Exelia,nige bteps and form-
ally declared war. France, by tl;(%
At
�
lvlessne�s with kerosene oil and
IN of the
'ILI
latches. The
� aglassdarkly. Wnseenotbalfofthat
� Compassionate face, We feel not half and the, huii(l)-.,d and forty an,l four
2. Said unto his.servants. Not, lils
slaves, as in many other cases, bit[. of-
-
lax.ge jo, -0,11, wft�) by Ul.lAr very ,na,
tiir,:�s sulymIt more reatNily aind cadre
way, dill it a day somier. Of course,
galal�l
stutitAics
&ctor's office in any large city
the wArmth of that loving heart, thousand tbat �hall stand around the
� We throne. Thos,.% flat,hod up to heaven
for death to let Into his
ficials of higher rank. Whowere these
mon who ll&d
. uiox�pservetdfly to 1�he doallintainro of at
this decla.ratium was, v.-hat. declarativas
always are now, a notice not to the
mor
TI! I
V
tove that the majority of fires
ivate houses come from one or
wnit us rush
outspread arms. Than we shall be face in martyr fire.%, thoF,,, tossed for many
I
conference with Herod
al)GtIt jesus? NV43 do not know; but
ws.ymwi tlhain to tibuLt of tiny man. Thnre
Oil"'
probably "las not a courisMor gn Her '
esnomy but to the People, ju;;tifying the
war, and asking approval
aml�
, ,of these causes. Next to them
to face. Not sbadlow then, but subs- years upon the invw id couch, those
tAnce. Not boM but the fulfilling of fo,Mffht In the lirmies of liberty and
�
It is very likely, as Dr. Plumptra sug-
gests, t1at Chaza, the royaJ steward,
domliti lions w1ho con) d T1 1vo secured Job n
Bapt;stls doat'n, T4\)tr tba olatb's sake.
progressing
and fielp.
tQ
. I
tfective flues. Extilosive matches
on the floor and trodden on
01 prefiguremedt. Tha,t will lie a mag- he se tumbled from
high se
� nificent unfolding. The ruslaing outi in affoldings or slipped from the
wliosa wife Joanna is rientioned in
Luke 8. 3, as ministering Jesus
I dn
Dr Pluimptre bas a4 stbsDrt mmark
"Litiva Her-
Some years before this England mado
war, on a. very smal I scale, as abruptly
v -
escl
used uncounted numbers of
�9- A -womaa steps on one and
� mast or were Waahed off into the sea.
view of all hidden excellency, the com- They came up from Corinlb, from Lao-
unto
of her substamce, was one; and that
I thi� clealso: most we*)k main
od feared 'to be bboulgibit welak. A false
as the f`&A of a meteor. Some time in
1850 thriteen Brifi-ill war vessels sailed
.,
- �
ir skirts ablaze. Now, it she has
�-sl flat
I Ing again of along abs2ut .Issue, to dirAa, from this Red Sea bank and Gen-
meet us, not in mgR and in 1*nury and
Mamma, b
wi is foster brother, brought up
ta, him from babyhood, and mV_
regard for public olpilnion, for wh,a,t
will aay or t-bink of us in our
Into the Bay or Salamis. No doubt we
deffl
the'
sense enoug on
, . h to sitt
:-1 r and eruob out the flames, ail
� death, but limidst a light and pomp and nesaref.'s wave, from Egyptian hriek-
yards and Gideon's thr'lisbinsr floor,
outbursting joy suelt oz none but a
bionad in Acts IS, 1, was anolf.er; and
that the nobleman the haWing
people
ow-n- narrow drela, wais In this, as in
instances, Inco to
had been pressing Greece to pay certain
molasys due but so ignorant was that
�
tio "
i well, beyond o. more or less had-
ecbed skirt. Very probably, how-
� Those thousands of years 0,90 slept
� glorified Intelligence could experience. the last steel), and these are this mo-
of whose
sick soin at Caparnantriwas fibasecond
many other an ntive
guilt in,Aead of a restraint." If Herod
country of the intentions, of the Sa-
lam'is fleet th-st tile Kiing tilad Qu eon
SiA
.
ohe loses till presence of mlind
t1s screaming out of the room,
Oh, to gaze full upon the brow that was triont having ths,ir eym closed, and
lacerate.1, uron the aide that was pierc-
miracle that Jesus did, Jobe 4, 54, was
a, third. This is John the Baptist.
hadsworn, to Salomr,� only, and none of
the goests bad heard hilm, anebalf of
asked for '
I a Mr,
A
Viring her own destruction.
ed, upon the feet that wars nailed; to their limbe stretched out for the sep-
iticher.
Tillree opinions of our Saviour's eharac-
the reason which brought about the
A LIST OF THE OFFICERS.
fi;�
I fg the fla,mes. breathing the fire
stand close up in the presence of him A genera-I exi,ia�tlng an at,ta,',.k from
wb6 prayed. for ws on tho mountain,
ter floatea in the mindIs of tile Jews.
Some maintained that he w&3 Elijah
murder would have vanisbed; if he bad
sworn. to God, and not even Salome
in order to invite them, to an enter-
talimment, and the admiral actually paid
i
Woman over catches fire whon
,Jre present. take the searest
the enemy stan'
and thought of d9 on a hill and looks
us by the sga, and ag- throngh a firdlig'aag and Fees in the
Gnized for us In the garden, and died
returiaed to the earth, as Jewish folk-
l0ft taught Elijah would return; norne
karvvlt it, it is very doubtful whether
his conscience would have led him to
a friondly visit. But -next day be dis-
closed the fact that he hall come to
I
T
p, shawl or rug and throw C-b
, rb a-, r.-keeping the flames away
for us in boTrible . CHI I great di,staneA multitudes approaching
I
; to fool I:ut hat% no Mott, of their numbers.
"' �a' He
that, it not 14,'Iija.h, be was another
keep bits onth.
enforce the immedia-te settlement of our
. - �
Nf"'i
lthe head as Tnuch ag possi,14a.
Internal injury from 1weathing
of him, to embrace him, to take his
' gays: "r cannot toil anytHril; about
hand. to kiss his feet to run ur fing-
prophet come back from the grave; and
,tilt others-tivat he was John the Bap-
10. He sent. The executioner was
always ready in an oriental court. Be-
claim. slid gave the Greek Government
twenty-fatir hours iln' which to cont-
ire WWoh i-i moftt to he dreaded.
. trh,m. I merely know that t here are
,.k
)_ era along the wars of anote t suffer- a, great niumber." And so John, without
I Ing, 'to say: " This is my .I esu I He gave
,
ttst. Them conjectures were all
&traneglely oharacteristio of that strange
headed John In the prison. The king
was supposed by the people to be the
PIr. After that be proceeded to has-
ti Me.%. laid an embargo an the Greek
,
11p,
, I
I I
'my,
wrap is near, you may put. the
I ut by thro%ving the person flat
'r so attempting to count, says, "A great
hiinwIf for me, I shall never save his multitude that no
People a,mong whom Jesus was born
God-a.ppoitntod arbiter of life and death;
merchaat vessels in the port, find seized
_�
90.
� Nor anti crushing out the
6
man ran number."
presence. I @hall forever be Id his
b h I
, h We are told that heaven is aplace
glory. I sball eternally bear h voice,
-a people ,ko t4ed to the past, to tra(li-
tion. and history and ritual, that 1,hey
noverthisless, the killing of John was
popularly looked upon as a foul mur-
msjnjy others on the high seas. Greece,
at course, did not fight, but it was R,
I
pid .- __ �
against the carpet,
IK -
.,w.;;�idetpbildron play with matches,
of happiness, �.ut what do we know
Lord Jesus, now I see thee I I behold alxmt b4ppiness 0 Happiness in this
had no power to th6nk of anything
der. A,s we have already seen, the
much olo,sar t,bd(nlg with France, for that
there is iftot the leaZt IX-ox;ae for this.
74tv, mother ;Nlio, finding her 2-,jnar-old
itself
where the blood sta.rted, where the world IS only 0, �alf-fladged thing -
Ae.w, aael when a strange eharacter ap-
pirkon was in all probability in the
country recalled her Ambelisador froin
Every oecupant of a bouse should make
gle(41111Y Am`asi,ag with li box of
teftra coursed, where the face was dis- a flowery path, witil a serpent biasing
torted. I have waited for thin hour.
peaxed, concluded, as a matLer of
counse, that lie was am of the great
hasetment. or cellftr of the clistle of
Maclia,orus, 11ft wbose banqueting blill
I,onfdoel, find the Frene-h people were
a.,3 eager to give battle as the Ameri-
bimself or herself familiar with the
matoben. struck one of thAm and de-
liberritely burned the tittle finger,
across It; a, broken pitchoar, from whiell
I shall norer turn my bar.k on thee. No th, watAr lies dropped liefore we could
of the past come back again. It In
the feast was served. go that we may
carth appear to have been a couplo of
eAsiest means of escape from every part
showing th4p datiger in the strongest
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more looking through imperfect glass- drinlc It; a thrill of exhilaration, fol-
probable that Herod discussed with
"Ilits
th.1wh of three scenes at the one hour
yean$- b"k.
of the house, through P. trap door,
light, ,%as svise, though few of us mi ght
08. No more sturly;mg thee in dark- )owed by dlsaotrouM reactions, To
8srvnaW' these three theories,
undor the Ptime roof--&-ilomla and Hero-
on anothar or.cwtion, 1804, we were
Franvo,
along the edge of 9. mansard roof, over
lie rLhIe to eopy her Spartan fixtrinem.
As; for the -.,,ho fires
1�065. flut as long as thiA throne help us understand the joy of heaven
gtrmyls and thla everlasting river flows,
vditch are mordioned In Matt, 16, 14,
Luke 9. 7-0, end, belped by a, guilty
daaA trerabling with passion over their
,
viotory in thAr privat-) obtarnber, Herod
hotly fighting (Lnd negotiating
with Hpain in the, most friendly man-
a portioo or back bull,ding, down a we-
peolxle st.tirt
with keraqenp and fill ILghted lamps,
thA Bible taken us to a river. W�,
and thoso garlands bloom, n. nd these stand on the graltsY hank. We gee the
ousicionce, rejected that of Elijah, and
still driuking Ids perfumed wine among
nier. Th,fact, our vemols were being
ter spout -, there is sciLreoly a dwelling
there, sooms nothing to do, blit to IeMV4
I I arohos of victory rema;n to great home watera flow on with masoless wave.
heAven's conquerors, an )on I shall see But the filth of the ettle.4 are amp tied
that of anothor prophet, and decided on
that of John, Ile Is risen from the dead.
M44 noblea In the banqueting hall, and
06 YOMU9 ropbet breathing out his
PrOvW01111oll in the latter country's
� w4l'
parts, wb.en� without a word o n.
which does not furnish one ;T more
such porblous pathe to safety. I
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Mom to work their own destructiod.
Novertheless, they axe so miany tli&t
thee, -t"18 Of MY 0110i0e,f I Aind yvt tillare Is strong res,son to be-
68118 Of MY Into It, and the I%anlcs aro torn, and
emls to Goapulader this fatal stroke.
iteilg, we captured four of fier frigatet;
.
It In true that when the danger arlses
insurance companies have been fortod .
isong, Jesus of luy triumpfi, forever and ufth&$1th exhWationA F4 ring from It,
forever, fje6 to tiwe I'- AAd We 10.11. to gdt an ileac of LbA riv-
lievethat Herod wasaSadducee. He
(mrtainly wu In wa,rin friendship with
11. IVA head well brought In a charg-
I or. V,very dota,ll of the proml,(.tes must
,
seized all the morolutat vessois of mor �
tboAm 100 tv-1111� blardon, and nank ail
the knowledge may be torgotten, but
in their ovm defenslo, to do-lsfg 01
policies void when Caused by tho 6X_
The 1<146 60 the test Is .just as trab " oi, ILE4 in b"vert,
.
the Sadduceita party, and our Lord
I be w4entatiously kept, Given to the
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Palmier ore,ft, thTLt eame (in our way.
evou thet ono In nb wotoo tot h4ving
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plosion of IL 1APTIP M161 ei,ttev dark.
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