, 1876-01-22
suNDAy-scHooL LESSON.

not have spoken tor nothing.
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pawn AND SAUL
-.y,, -. s,Is.e. ..t.u A..
=. suM'' 1e"!'uaat u.eao'o.. t.. D1o.. ... .n'
9e"s !or q long series OF 5eas7 atlet 3noy GU
veso tho Phslissines, Who ouisrated from Crete.
In tI,no t,,.v t,rcamo numerous, ro8erful and
....a.s,,. ,rhsx ,,i,,,,.t.,v ,,.o,ra, r,.taat,no
nbklusei''' ane5 u'''n,ase'' ~. o'o.'aA s,
anu gave hame 70 H. 1ae5 meio uot aun,.lo .l,
rice, but All Aryan people. Thoy were not living
in tho promised land in tho timo OF Noses. aud
,,,r. 81 weat ncon,o IN thu asrr of Joshua
IT,, ra.~ .,rurare. .h1, -,ra fr,,,. .,hi1ned
a'.ef many ~ 'uBE'er' 'ne5 WIG "n."' eaouas.
hy David. They began eaf'y 70 annoy 'oo en!'-
dsen OF Abraham, aud onyied Isaac'a prosperity
fGrn. x1vi.. 1i1. Joshua did not rouk thom In
a,,,,.. t,,Aa ;rhe .d,.cant n,t;ons ware con.
o"u'1 ''"o' ptt
sssntig annoying the neeunar people uatn
eariy life MAS period Of discipline. uo distin-
,Ti.od ,,;m.of cvn, vhrn = hov bv vnrons
e esa,a,.s l., ~. r,-,, ,f.,ri,t. n; rnd,t
cap1olsa III 'no '"tn' "'''1o'o ,,.
He, carly in hfo, prepared himself.
His succcas In driving tho Phistlnos from tho
h,an,ifr, va,c of E1nh rare him great influence
.,ana ,na naoa,o rs.n sonl mi Ihnar warn
4lnuAb W. psop,o. A'A o"4' 'S'1
so9ay @ u 20 90, 40 h'm n,aa nono.. ,, ~ ,., ,,,,,, .,
respect and trnbt were bestowed upon 4lm by
the otd King At tho outset. o1cept thas saul r..
ttshoa Mm. ana wou'o nos a'oW nm t1 Eo
homo % h's fathers hoas9. wonderful loSo 1i
e1or between David and s'l yonstt1an. 40 tnas tno
soul Of nAs'a was khis VIVID re soy! o. Jona-
thAh. Hhas ~h too oas!s OF ta!s auect1oa "e
may nos anoW, out Mn nag ~, .,I.,' bu.a'sg
thns Dhvt1h horo.su anu mooesty. ~ ptety aai
faith. bin htgh EiftS aud big uobto ocxrtng, al
aided IA ktndl!ug pure fame Of admiration
and Aneetlon 70 tne coneonlhl SOU OF Jonathau,
20 thas "hen oau1 oetetu'neu tnat Das!u. .ue ~
ermos. bearer and hafp!st %, o. former Gays, me
aeiys'cs aaa 1a aaSTi o. ~ beopie f m. ~ ,.m1 nIse
recent terms. snoufo oe memnes oL h!e .auil!s;
these Two young mga fololsea greatly, ana
sWote eternal frtendsntp. Iaoa Jonathan anu
paVld mhae co7ohansusuen 49, q covenant ~
Is oiten maue IN tAe IAen !. ". ~. ~
bv aome E.fse. that tho paztiea eo'onaat.o9 M
% sWosn pfotao's aor e5a d 1 .ha,ssS ~ AZ !" . ate.
aoo .no coatsaes s!snsu aaa noaca " ouu so.ui. ~
% Jona!nan taoa on NJ aooe sno s Eas' has ~
Uavla; bes;o"!ns huY aisas tha. .sx.1 mia gein ~
Wofe Mn1 os ~ np W rnrn en confa, ~
tho East tno nisnest nonos il!nee Gno G9ntee ~,
tEsthsf. VI. y. 1onatnan aNo BaSe1o DaV1a tAe
E1fulo' the oWoFa, eao ~ 70" "aou ~ nao MoIn.
Iheso ne.1g pats o. am1.nsy osess Inay .n;;eass
sao tesaF ~ . III ,,au,s 90 i,
lfa aepenoed upon tu's unsonh aoSs ,y ne ihsy
nevsr know, out t4as n'aac nk',n M saasnuon aean,
10 tne tnfonn W '"'1 s"e5 A4'u p'sA@"u'
QUO can netasy uoup' i ,.,,,, GO. ,to .,n,,r,
tton o. ~ We peope. no .na. saht ~. compu.Sso
10 re"Afu nita ~ sone wy, test tne P9ol"o
should sesleso tne A.ns ol anst aaty. nson Z
tho "omon sang nsa PRAISES. t@ss!Hs h'nnse q y
applause Of she wo1sn; SUSPECT "hat "as M 10 % soon
20 oeour' ne nst nano seeu ., VA .ne nv.
te heaF hppasent Wy Ah.t WIN tnas q UasIu.
Mo ne iott IL aouus ~" ea.e ~ nsan oa.s "ss
a. thls time. oonsci1a :ness o. h's mauv asess
stns may nave o!inus" t,s ~ Ias ne uou'u uos y.
SEQ very lar Aneaa. s!n !. aiHess ,mpa'!h ~
mind, and especially makes II stnpla Aaa ina.l'
1orsot With regard 70 comana eVents. aln M.
pal1S ptAlu lshoe. VI "Ato. sno 1uue.1o0s H. y.
tao toas dopeno. hau anose e!os
plunge him 20 aeep'5 me tnc dentSs
taa* BOZ hlay o. nopn can tsAou Ill., tauuo1 "
IN seFV sane STATS u 1u'nu, nuu on.y 'ut'es!t
hnca and oocd'ohea Gag CONFER any noaoe 70 ~
soa ~ ;ratn ~ sa noxds earscto
| sd prospects, t!pahea lnto aeel; no'os'S !ove
We mutt nos 10 SURPRISED 70 9 noG .a ~ aeauss nas
y9sss tbat thts love 9u!.Fxsa ana Deeame CON com
plato devotion. 70 tnas !oaa'nae fSaay ,,a tovee
ton: nothing wss 100 good toT l,'n.. Aowove'
"oGk anu impaired hAuis m!aa ~e1, " ~
!eaii1ed t1at Lawn rs l'sk9u nls own !i'e ~
Lls anu hia coqn'sys eaisatsoo, ana W.
head sss leset; Ao ooG1ea the AauEs ofaeta ai1
AUD WAS lalth1n4 IN Tue a1saua11e 81 every ausY
ue Was oons!aefasa. aaseIeGs' ~ sn5o"a. 80 a.
persuaded saul tAat ~ eoula control mon th'
| sot8tse! VIZ "PPotosa'oas - 5%Se'eseAe e'1
men o. wa, anu uaaseo tae!a so w.ees:
that ho VAS very popular among tAo ent!I
people, they had not forgotten nls exptoa
Of holding : non by tao board; 81 and Of taxing
lamb fron' his jaws, nor dld they cease to won
der that 10 killed TIE giant which 20 tosr1he'
tl,om few weeks eeforo Even sauls 1 servant
admired hia pro"e4a and lts aon8s- Wheu Da
vtd rasusoea from tho slaughter OF tbe PhtlIs
tines, snd paesed through tAs c!t'es OF ehe 1s1,
eltep, tho women cauo out to meat k!pg Sau!
danced and asog. "HAul has slam hi
thousands, anl David hia tens Of thousands.
This IN not peculiar to tho Orioutsl nat!ons
And still this habit 10 moro common ana NOR
expressive than with US. On Tue return
friends loug abscntt aud especially On tho resur
OF victorious army, companies OF women All
oblldran formed procession and msrchod ou
Of towns And villages to celebrate ths victory b.
1uuyo and songs ia honor OF tho leaders, WI.
Ind distinguished themselves by their ptoHes
or daring teats Of GatlantEy. 80 these ronen o
RratisuIs and psniss to David. a. IL
dcliveEer Of thels country from an old aud erue