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lardeneil After swhile re Will hear that
ihey are sick, and then that they are dead,
and then that they die1 without any hope,
gospel hardened!
But / turn away from all such with 3 thrill
IF hope to those who are not Gospel hard
sled. Some Of you have net heard, perhaps,
I've sermons in five years. TINS whole sub
iect has been a novelty to you for some time.
Ycu are not Gospel hardened; you know you
are not Gospel hardened. Tie whole subject
zones freshly to your mind. l near some soul
Saying; "Oh, my wasted life. Oh. tne bitter
,ast! Oh, the graves ! stumbled overt
Whittier shall 1 lyf The future IS 50 DARK, 50
dark, so very dark God help me"
Oh, | am so glad for that last utterauce'
That was a prayer, AMI as soon as you be-
gin to pray that turns all heaven tnis way,
aud God steps in, and He beats back the
hounds of temptation to their Kennels, and
He throws all around the pursued soul the
covert OF His p~ardoninG mercy. ] heard
something fall. What was IT. II was the
bars aroupi the sheepfold, the bars Of the
fence around the %sheepfold. III Heavenly
Shepherd let them fail, and the huntai sIeep
Of the mountain come bounding in, some
with fleece torn Of the brambIes, and others
with feet lame from the dogs, but bounding
10. Thank Goil ''Other s~haepbaveI which
are not OF this fold"
Godforbid that any Of you should have the
lamentation Of the dying ncblemau who had
every opportunity OF sa.vation, but rejected
all, and who wrote or dictated thcs. words:
before you receive this my final state will
be determined. lam throwing my last stake
for eternity, and tremble an studder toT
the important issue. Oh, my friend, with
what horror do lrecall the rours of vanity
we have wasted together; but nave q spien,
did passage TO the grave. die in state, and
languish under a gilded canopy. l am eH'
piring on soft and downy pillows, ami am
respectfully attended By my servants and
physicians. Ny dependauts sigh, my sister,
weep, my father bends beneath a load OF
years and grief. But oh, which OF thess
will answer my summons as the high tri
bunal? And which Of these vii! bail me from
the arrest Of death? While some 1ItteTina
p~anegyric is pronounced at my IN -ermeut, ]
may be hearing my Just condemnation a5 .
supreme tribunal. Adleu!'
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NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION.
A Hotel in FindIay, Ohio, Badly
Damaged.

TWO WAITER GIRLS KILLED-Tnf
PRoPRIErORs AND FOUR EMPLOYEES
INJURED THE FLAMES FoRTu'
EATELY ExrINGUIsHED.
EIrTsBURG, Jan. l9.-A -pacia.
from tluuiay, Ohio, says: The drst
great disaster Findiay has ever ex.
perIenced iLom tie use of natural ga
occurred shortly before 2 O'Clock TIL,
afternoon, while the guests Of the
Hotel Marvin were waiting TO be sum.
uOupd 10 dinuer. This morning II Was
discovered hat gas was escaping from
d leaking pipe somewhere Into tie
dining room, and Mr.. Marvin, the
owner of the building, with three
plumbers, spent the entire forenoon
trying to locate the leak.
About lUo'cl'k they enteIeda chambeI
underneath the dinIng-room and found
such an accumulation of gas that they
could not breathe, aud II was suggested
that a hole lie sawed throu h the door
into the diulng-room, In order to obtain
fresh air. This was done, and Just as
the hole was made one Of the dining.
room gins, who WAS sweeping the door
stepped upon a match, and IN an instant
an explosion, occurred, which not only
wrecked the building, but killed two
girls aud manned and injured a dozen
other employees.
When tue work OF removing the
dead and rescuiDg the dying was be
gun it was found that Katie Walters, a
WaIttess, had been killed outright.
Ella Johnson, a diniDg.roum gil,
was found alive under a mass OF brick
and mortar, but she died shortly after
being carried to a place of safety.
Kate Rooney, another dinipg-room
girl, was also fatally injured, but is
still alive.
Frank Poundstone. day clerk at the
hotel, painfully bruised aud cut about
the neck and face, but will recover.
Arson Marvin, owner Of the build
ing, WHO, with tbs plumbers, Was
under the diuing.room when the eXplo-
sion occurred, was probably fatally
injured, as a great deal of the flame
from the gas was inhaled,
Albert French, porter, cut on tue
neck and Lead, but will recover,
IuIh ~ADHioWot ouO ia thO RANPiAC-
tors, eye knocked out and seriously
bruised about the face AID throat.
Charles Graves, Philip We'll and
Jack Cahiil, tbs plumbers. were pain
Tully shocked and stunned, but will
soon be themselves again. This
completes the list Of casualties.
Tie Guspcial loss will be about
| SOS, coo on building aud $4,000 on
furniture, all fully covered By itsur-
apce. IL is a question, however,
whether any insurance will be real z9d,
is none Of The destruction was brought
by fire. The excitement throughout
The city over this catastrophe has never
been equal!ed since FlndIay became a
municipality.
AT 8 O'Clock tonight another expl0-
sion occurred In the same place as the
one OF tins afternoon, setting Gre to
the already wrecked and badly de
molished Giniug 1901 OF the Marvin
Hou.e, Tie dte department vas
quickly summoned, however, and more
serious damage was averted. The gas
from the main pipe has finally been
turned OF,
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falnting prophet; 81 The minister
ing angel; ~ The appropriate
help.-1) The angels touch; t2)
The angels provision; ~ The
anqel's command.
z. Arise and cat; because the Iour.
Dey Is TOT great for thee" Q)
P~rovidentlal requirements; ~ HUI
man inability; ~ Divine supply,
5, HE went III the strength Of
that meat forty day $" u Food
from God; ~ Strength for duty.
III. COPS SERVANT TAudHI.
, Before the Lord3
Go forth, and stand upon the mount
before the Lord III.
Abraham stood yet before the Lora
Gen. Is: 90.
Come up to me INTO the mount, and be
there lExod. "a; l2l.
| fell down before the Lord forty
days tDeut, 8: lSl,
Let them be before the LORD continual
ly (Psa. 109. l5J.
II. Duty Prescribed:
The Lord said. Go; ..anoint
Hazael: JeAu,. Elisha (15, l6y.
Go, and I will. teach thee what thou
shplt speGk (Exod. A: l2).
| will counsel thee with mine eye upon
thee (Psa, 80; s.,
They shall all be taught OF God (Joln
6: 45).
Ye. are taught OF God to love one
another 4 Thess. A: o,
EIT Tr,,+l, II,FoI5oI,
Yet will l leave me seven thousand
in Israel IS,
Ye shall know the truth, and the truth
shall make you free John s: 81.
He shall teach you all things John IA:
26j,
He shall! guide you into all the truth
John IL: 49,.
de shall declare unto you the things
that are to come John 16: 49,,
/, go forth, AMI stand upon the
mount before the Lord" ~ The
pupils position; (2) The teachers
rurpose.-t) The mount of God
q The pupil Of God; 81 The lesson
OF God.
2. after the fire q still small voice.
ID The fire and its tempestuous &C.
Compartments; ~ The voice and
its iesistless influences.
8. "Yet will / leave me seven thous-
and in Israel" A company ~
Pure in character; ~ Unknown to
Elijah: 81 Honored of God,
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LESSON ANALYSIS.
I. GODS SERVANT DISTRESSED.

I. GOD ) SERVANT DISTHks5Eb-
/. Foes Witaout'
II l make not thy life as the life OF
Il Of them e..
Consider mine enemies, f OF they are
many PISA. 2J:l9'.
Evil-doers came upon me to eat mp my
flesh PEA. 81 %.
A mans foes shall be they of has own
household Matt. 10 36).
Because We are not OF the world the
world hateth you John Is ~,
|. Fears Within:
&c arose, and went for his life ~.
The floods of ungodliuess made me
afraid 2 Sam. % 81,
They were troubled, saying, 1t is an
apparition Matt. II 28l.
When he saw the wind, he was afraid
(Alatt, Ii ;30).
They were sore afraid luke 2 q,
III. Friends Removedi
l, ever I only, am left (10).
l., ever / only, am left a prophet OF the
Lord q Kings Is; 22J.
They all left him, and fled MARK IA:
90.
All that are in ASIA turned away from
me q Tim. /; l5).
No one took my part, but all forsook
me q linn. 4: IS.
l. Then Jezebel sent a messenger
unto Elijah, saying"-ll Eliiah's
otiense; ~ Jezebel's indignation
g. Elijah's peril.-Q) The queen
(2l The prophet, 49, The messen'
ger.
Q. "When he saw th2t. he arose, and
went for his life" ~ A startling
disclosure; ~ A prompt action; 81
An ur-eut motive.
8. 81, even l only, am left" o. A
bitter cry; . a groundless lament
II. GODS SERVANT cOMFoRTEo,
:. BY Angelic Ministry;
Behold, al ansel touched him, and
said unto him o..
Uehold, angels came and ministered
unto him Matt. 4: IL.
Their angels DO always behold the face
of my Father Matt. Is; l0J.
There stood by me this night an angel,
49,. saving, Fesl moi Acts Ct: 23).
Are they not all ministering spirits
(deb. /: Ia.
, II. BY Miraculous PIovlstonI
Behold, there was at his head a cake
bakeu on the Goals 10,
God opened her eyes, and she saw c
well OF water (Gen. 81: 49,.
I will rain bread from heaven fof you
(Exod. 16: A..
I am the living bread which came down
out Of heaven John 6: 81.
They see a fire of Goals there, and Ash
laid thereon John 81: 81,
III. BY the Lords Wordi
Behold, the word Of the Lord came
to him ~.
The word Of the Lord Is tried "a Sam,
%: 81.
The word Of the Lord is right tPsa,
80: A..
He brought us forth by the word oil
truth JAS. il l8).
Begotten again. .. through the word Of
God q Pet. 1928.
! !. "An angel touched him, and said
unto hun, ARISE and eat" ~ Ths
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MEMS OF THE WEEK.

"a Young woman who registered al
a hotel iu st. Louis as Mrs, Hudson,
committed suicide on The l7tb, by TAX
iHg morphine. A morphine pTescrIp-
ton, made out for Mrs. Lottie Thur.
lpau, and Tue name L0ttie OIL her Jew
eIry, give rse to the belief that Thur
maa VAS Aeg real name,
-Lawrerce johnson, q leading
farmer 1t Fayette county. Georgia,
uad LIa am wrenched from its socket
while working a cotton gin, on u
lTtb, All tiled IN a few minutes
-Roht-t HollingsWorih, d conduc'
Tor on he Baltimore AID Ohio Rail-
road, was killed in Baltimore on the
18th. HIS miscaiculated the speed of q
flying engine.
-Adyigt5 rom Newfoundland give
some confirmation If the wreck of the
bcigautlue L4ntana, from New York
December pa. for ST. Johus, n. F,
she was cast ashore at Slag Rock. ST.
Mary7s Bay, il is supposed, on Deem
Der 3lst, in now storm, and al
hands PERI he'd,
An -xa'oslon occurred in tue ii.
quor store of Klein & speigel, in
Omaha, Nebraska, on tue 1Sth, and
{ II, 90 Of lquor Was destroyed. An
unku0~n man persisted 10 the flames.
The cause Of the explosion IS un-
known,
Mrs. Lucy Cook, wife or Rev.
St5ab9T Cook, was burned to death at
her home IL Bureln, Kentucky, on tue
18Th, Size tell asleep before an open
IRE. A lev spaper which she had been
reading caught fire and ignited her
clothing. sne vas 70 years old,
George Clark, aged 20 years, ht5
reputed Wife, aged IS, aud her 5-year
Old daughter by a former husband,
were sutacated by Illuminating gas
while as'eep i'll q basement in Boston
Oh the I7tns
10 d dgtt over a game OF cards 10
=, LOUIS - The 18th William Benson,
co.orei, fatally stabbed Thomas Cox,
also colore5, Benson was badly cut,
AT Caldwell, Kansas, on the 18th,
Joel l.. Tracey was shot and Killed by
" III. Brooks, Tracey had been init
mate with Mcs. Brooks,
The dead bo1y OF Mollie Woods,
who bore an unsavory reputation, was
found near GAlena, Kansas, on the
1871. 5 had been murdered. There
IS 10 clue 10 the murderer.
1t was rumored In Albany, New
YORK, OIL tue 1o.h, that there are new
and important developments in the
Demarrst case, which will be made
pubic shortly. 1t was also rumoTei
mt Demarest would be arrested In
A.Uauy or a new charge.
lanes L. Gladwip, the Stock Ex-
. change member Of A. j. Wright 4
Co, ct New York, who collected a
debt Of S47 600 from Bstemau & Co.
~ taking Two certificates of stock for
20 aud so shares respectively Of Lake
shore stock, and, after disposing of
the certificates for $50, 900, returning
5000 to Bttemsn j CO., and who was
indicted Tor larceny IN the Grst de
gree. Vas on the 10Th taken before r.
COZ Il Smyth 10 the General Sessions
Court and T, ieased in $4,000 bal.
& Governor Pattison, of Pennsyl-
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FlFTY-FtRST CONGRESS.

IL the United States Senate, Oh tho
18Th, Mr.. Mitchell introduced a hi !
providing a territorial Government for
Alaska. A oenate bill was framed
appropriating f2,6S8, 900 for in
proyement Of the mouth Of the Co.
lumbia river, Oregon, and the early
completion of the canals and locks at
tLs cascades of the sans river, Tie
Force bill came up as unfinished
business and debate upon it was ccu-
tiuue1 until q late hour. During the
j sCusslcn a motion TO adjourn. made
10y Mr, Walcott. was defeated, The yeas
being p and the nays 80, The FoTt.-
dcaliou Apr, p!lat!Ou bin was also Ia-
ported, After further debate on the
Force bill L or Two amendments
were land GU the table. but no farther
progress was made. Tbs Senate was
L session At al early EOur this morh-
Hg, with a prospect Of so remaining
unul after daylight at least.
Tie United States Senate remained IL
| continuous session from tbe morning
of the 18Th until i O'Clock III the even
ing OF lie 18Th, when, nothing haviGg
| been accomplished toward the passage
Of the Force DiIi, an Adjournment WAS
had until Monday,
In the United States Senate, Oh the
1871, some time wa consume! IN an
argument by Mr.. German Oh a ruling
made sy the Vlcs PRESIDENT GU the
l4tb, but the matter was dnally
dropped and the Journal approved, 1t
was TesO we'd that when tue Senate
adjourn IT be until moor to-day, TO
give the members an opportunity Of
attending the funeral OF Mr.. Bancroft,
The Force bill was resumed, and Mr..
George. of Mississippi, spoke for 1--WE
hours Ia opposition tn it, He yielded
TO an executive session, and when the
doors we're Ieopened tie Senate al
burned.
HOUSE
In the House on the 10th, the Silver
Pool Commute was granted leave to sit
during the sessions or the House, and
conduct the investigation outside of
WdshiDgton> If desirable, The House
went INTO Committee Of the Whole on
the District of Columbia AppropTia-
ton bill. Speeches were made BY
Messrs. Rogers, of Arkansas, In favor
of free silver; Sbively, Of Indiana, in
opposition to the Skipping bill, ard
Lengston, of Virginia, In support OF
the Force blil. The Appropriation Slil
was then read by paTagraphsf for amend.
ment, but no progress was made, and
the House TOOK a rrces until { o'clock.
In the evening session bills were pass
ed granting pensions of 800 a month
to General n. 2. Banks and Isaac
Qulnby, $50 a month to General Franz
Sigel, and increasing to 800 a month
the pension Of Joseph ]. Bartlett, ex-
Deputy Commissioner Uf Pensions
After passing Is private pension bills
the House adjourned.
In the House, on the 17th, the Dis
trict of Columbia Appropriation bill
was cous dered in Committee of the
Whole, the time beng spent 10 paTti.
san speech making. Pending consld'
Grafton OF the bill the committee arose
and the House adjourned.
In the House, on the 18th, diliatnrY
tactics were resorted TO by the Demo
Gratis, and 1t was some time before the
Journal was approved, After succeed
ing 10 passing a private bill the House
adjourned,
The effect Of virtue deceives the Rf-
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THE swiss unIyer,It es are evidently
the Mecca for wcmsu students, con-
eludes the New York Inuepeodent-
The four schools of Zafich. Basel.
Bern and Geneva have l83 OF these OF
their rolls, u be 08 Z Zurich alone.
which first open.d - loci4rs rooms &c
women. Or these l52 ara in tue medi-
cal department. As IN the philosophical
six in HE law. The Russians are repre-
scented by lJ7 n,aan, switzerland by
only Is,
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AN exploring party sent by the guy
erHment Of Qubyc to the head watei.
o. The Ojtaw.. and The Gatiman rivers
reports that there are magnificent fof-
ests Of ptas tim0aT n tn,t region not
under lease, which ought to provo to bs
yaluable sources c creyeuue to Inc 2Eo-
vince.
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LESSON BIBLE D
EARTHQUAKES OF THE BIBLE.

EARTHQUAKES OF Il BIBLE.
At Mount Sinai (Exod. 10 is Heb.
IL 90.
IN the wilderness Mum. 10 81, 80 /;
Fsa. 106 II.
at ~JonatLan's victory q Sam. IA :
Il, ISL.
When Elijah fed q Kings 10 IL,
In UzzlaL's reign (Amos l /; Zech,
IA 81.
at the LorI's death Mate. 81 sly,
1t the Lords resurrection Matt. % !;
p.
At Phillppi (Acts 10 Is, 28l.
Read Psalm 46 in this connection
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ENGLAND wants pr.ve!egesfor heTseir
in ex'radltiou treaties she is never vii
ling to accord TO other countries. Size
will insist upon the rights of asylum
within her " borders for di:tUgbers
Of the peace and disllkes having her
habit interrupted.
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HUGO ZoLLER, who las been exploI-
ing tne Finisterre Mountain range IL
New Guinea, says lie never found Ill
the most thickly wooded region OF
West Africa 4 country SC difficult to
penetrate as tlit Of etis mountain
ranLs.
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The accumulation ct wealth. e,ti-
mated at fourteen per cent of the gross
earnings Of mankind, now aggregates
5000, 600, DO per annun and is increas
ing, relatively as well as absolutely.
from ytac to year.
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DAILY HONE READINESS

Nj Kings 10 lis. rods ser'
want cheered.
T.-Psa. 81 l-22. Seeming pros
perity.
W,-Psa. 81 23.4o. Genuine pros
perity.
T.-Mark IA : $3.50. Jesus lett
alone.
F.-2 Tin. 4 : 1-1s. Paul left
alone.
s.-Psa. 81 l-22. Cheer for the
righteous.
s.-Rom. 8 29-39. Cheer for the
righteous.
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FOOTBALL clubs are so popular and
make SO much money in England now
adays that many of .!.oA ale co1veTted
into joint stock companies, The spec.
tatoTs seem 10 ENJOY the lighting which
is an inevitable accompaniment of The
matches.
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Mss HALLE IIOHwIrz, OF New
YORK, plo i, IeJ ess 10 hall a million
dollars, Is unusually handsome and very
clever. A an carly age she is said to
have Won q 81 pgizo offered by tho
Philadelphia Press for the best story
written by Il school girl.
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THREE thousand millions OF pound.
Is the estimated yeaTly production OF
paper The United States has SS4 paper
aIlls and llo6 paper machines; Ger,
hlany 6J9 mills and e9l machines;
France APO mills and 525 machines,
England a5l mills, 81 machines, Scot.
land GO mills 9S ~machIEes; ireland Is
mills, 70 machines; Russia 1873 mills,
1877 nacAines;a and Austria 80 mills,
go machines.
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Woo SCNG. ILL.,, is probably the only
town ~ The country that has a Chinese
pane. 1t was named by two sea cap
tains who had been in the China trade
and purchased land for the site of the
new tow abo1t 1850.
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PHoF Es5oR A. l.. Garner of Roanoke,
Va declares that monkeys have a lan-
qua e VIII. 4 fully developed grammar
and lie Is studying it,.
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ONH Of The longest electric railroads
IN prycess ofcon5.ructiO is that between
Seattle anil Tacoma, in Washington.
1t - forty-two miles long.
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The ARGENTINE REPUBLIC has de-
clded to withdraw its Minister from
Switzh land, anl has clOsel its legation
at B sue. This Is done for purposes Of
economy.
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IN Russia, which is the great horse
country Of Europe, they never put
DIiudets Oh a hose, and a shying hoGse
is a most urlhtard Of.
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AN amusing example Of the eGpedt,
en'srss. rted TO By people to escape tax
alton Is sffyIGei by 2 prominent farmer
OF Lafayette Precinct, Oregon, who
claimed an Offset Of $3.50 against his as
sessmeut on account OF Indebtedness.
Investigation o. hia claim by the Board
Of EqGs.ization shaved that he owed
the 500 sure enough. l. wasdue to the
county fox bacs taxes. which he had re-
fused to pay,
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MoRE than 1900 cases Of smallpox
are reported in tue state OF G Guatemala,
aui It il said that l,210 Deaths havoc
cure in the sity OF Guatemala in sew
en- weeks.
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IN GREAT BgITATN one-fourth OF all
those VIZ live 10 be siS,y-fve yeErs Old
are In q g pCoThuuse.
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GERMANY aossts us h~ealthiest army
In Europe. 3 gum S second best and
E gland comes thITi.
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Tn Kentucky Constitutional Con-
Y Mt IN has Je,ilei in favor Of permit
ting ministers to heclgp5 G1bsrnatorial
Candidates.
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HIGIEE wages are sad to be paid
for uaskilled labor IN Montana than in
auy other state.
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In Switzerland, it is said, they will
pay higher wages to a mllkmaid who
can sing TO the cows than one who can
not. This is done on the principle that
bad treatment of a COW injuriously af-
fects its milk,
The trinity church estate IN New
York Is worth $3.50 900, 600, and is rap
Idly Increasing in value. The reason 10
that 1t lies on the west side of the town,
which has become 4 vast trade center.
Some hunters will not eat the meat
Of a deer that has been run an worried
Qy dogs, but only of those which have
teen xii ed by what is called still hunt
ing-that is, which are shot ami killed
aud so don't suffer much before they
lie.
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LESSON SURROUNDINGS.

INTERVENING EVENTS Elijah at once
bids the people seize the prophets Of
Baal mo mention is here m4de of the
prophets Of tho Asherah); they are all
put to death at the foot OF the noun
tain. Ahab is told to go up 10 the
mountain, and rain is promised, For
this Elijah prays, sending his servant
10 look toward the sea; the seventh
time, a small cloud appears. Ahab Is
hidden to depart. The rain comes,
end Elijah runs before tie kings char
lot to the entrance of Jezreel.
PLAcEs.-Jezreel, the fayorlte resi-
dence OF Ahab and Jezebel. 1t was IN
the plain of the same name (Gg., Is
draekon1, on a hill, about twenty-five
miles uorthward OF Samaria, and about
seventeen miles southeast OF Carmel.
1t is o called Zerin. Beer-sheb la,
the soJthernmost city of Judah. twenty
five miles south of Hebron; frequently
named IN Old Testament history, from
the days Of Abraham to Nehemiah.
"Horeb, the Mount Of God" was the
name applied in later times to the
mountain range of Sinai. Tradition
points to a cave on Jebel Moosa, the
AoASS AON SGhCAalN uCGSptSu dS tA0
place where the law was given.
TIME.-Immediately after the last
lesson, during a period of about SIX
weeks. About B. G. 907 or 906.
PERSONS .-Je2eLel the queen, Elijah,
an angel, the Lord speaking in audible
voice to the prophet. In the command
to Elijah three persons are named:
Hazael, servant OF Benhadad, king OF
Syria; Jehu, the son of NImshi, an
officer in the army of Israel, and
Elisha, all of whom appear promi-
nently in the subsequent history.
INcIDENTs,-JeZebel, hearing from
Ahab Of the slaughter of the priests,
sends a threatening message to Elijah,
He fees, first to Beer-sheba, then q
days journey into the wilderness; he
seeks to die, but is visited by an angel,
and twice hidden to partake OF food
provided for him. In the strength OF
this nourishment he goes u iioreb,
fasting for forty days and nl4hts.
Lodging in a cave, he Is asked what he
does there. Answering, he Is hidden
to go forth. While standing on the
mount, wind, earthquake, and fire pass
by him; but the Lord was uot in them.
= still small voice is heard, and he re-
ceives a command from the Lord to re-
turn and anoiut a successor to the king
Of Syria, 10 the king Of Israel, and to
himself. Judgments through them are
rredicted; O remnant is announced as
faithful.
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NUMBER &c.

TEE rev French tariff imp duties
over 1000 articles.
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The army OF Italy VIII be supplied
Nitu ST., &eirss powder, 1000 tons
..ay.ns been mauu acturei SINCE II was
Determined u usa -,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY, IIsgL
Elijah at iioreb,
LESSON IENI.
LESSON PLAN.

/ Kings Is LIS. Memory v.rss, SLOT
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TOPIC OF HI QUARTER; SsaHiHg
anil SerUtag.
GOLDEN TEXT FOR TIE QUARTER;
Goodness Is profitable unto all things.
/ lin. a s.
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I'd.
r. COD $ servant Distress
ed. IS. II. 10, Il.
f-z=o, r.-- 2. Gods Servant Comfort
IE=sIN SIi" ed, vs.. SO.
Q. Gods Servant Taught.
vs.. Ills, 1915.
GoLpEs TEXT: Fear not, for 7 am
With lice, and sCU bless Mee.-Gen.
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