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BIN ETALISM.
BANKER SELlGMAN IN GERMANY
ON THE SUBJECT.
He Is Favorably Received-Mexico to Make
a Great Spread at the Worlds Fair.
Central American News.
Gold and Silver.

BERLIN, Oct 3O-Mr. Jesse Seligman,
the weu-known banker, has been in the city
recently, furnished with credentials from
the United States, for the purpose of max
ing inquiries among foreign tinanciers in
regard to the possibility of arriving at some
international agreement in the interest of
bi-metalism. Mr.. SeligmaD has received
much attention in this city. Seligman,
upon leaving Berlin, seemed to have the
highest hopes that matters, so far as Ger
many is concerned, are progressing toward
an international conference on the subject
of bi-metalism.
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WA-mSGroy, Oct 3O-Private letters
from 4u officer on the Baltimore says that
a'a la.l recently given by the intendente
ui Is pal4tNo the toast destruction to the
HnrA American Republic was proposed.
Although no americans were present,
Eug.shmcu refused to drink and the toast
MS Withdrawn
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The Canadian Trouble.

Boston, MASS, Oct. 30-An Ottawa,
Ont, dispatch says: Premier Abbott yes
terday afternoon informed Secretary of
State Chapleau that he would accept the
latter's resignation rather than accede to
his demand. Mr.. Abbott sent to Montreal
for Col Quimet. speaker of the house of
CONN. ons, and offered him position in the
cabinet as one of the four ministers from
the Province of Quebec, now held by Chap
leau, which Quimet declined until he could
confer with his friend. the secretary of
state
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Bu~l0N. Ms. Oct. 30.-The board of
SURF. rzaumed the cruiser Newark 1T the
Charleston navy yard and the vessel was
pr.gret into tile dry dock 1T once. Re-
r..5 Mil require six weeks and cost S15,-
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The Wounded.

Cork, Oct 3O-The number Of wounded
in the infirmaries here now is ninety-two.
Nearly all are wounded on the head by
blackthorns. A large number are being
treated at their homes.
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Cork, Oct. aO.-A number of Mccarthy
ties were fined this morning for stoning
Parnellite meeting The constabularly
from all outlying precincts have been or
dered here on account Of the disturbed state
Of Affairs.
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Will Protect Him.

CORK, Oct 3O-Rumors prevail this
morning of plot by the Parnellites to
murder William O'Brien. The police dis
believe the rumor but say they will protect
him
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Jail Guards Indicted,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 30-In its final re-
port rendered this morning, the grand jury
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-31

drum about the state and navy departments
which, more than denials, afforded an en-
phatic contradiction of any sensational re-
ports of war-like disturbances.
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT
God never made y homely fsoe.

God never made y homely face.
Cheek 10 often mistaken for courage.
Admire beauty, but don't worship II.
Patience Is a necessary ingredient Of
geniuA
1t Is human to err. but devillsh to
hrag of 1t.
For the thsnRless man there is no
b!es sing.
No mar can know any more truth
han he will live.
Blessed are the single, for they can
double at leisure.
The Imagination furnishes US with
epecters, but the conscience clothes aud
nurtures them.
Next 10 making q mistake yourself
the easiest thing Is to criticise the mis-
takes OF other people.
The reason why women do not pro-
pose is supposed to be due to tie fact
that they want to have tho last word.
1t Is funny that while modesty is the
greatest evidence of merit, it seems to
be TIE poorest guarantee of success.
He who vlays with s~Overelgns in his
youth will doubtless want for farshings
in his old age.
Never associate with had company
have good company or bone.
Blessed are they who have no ear for
a key nor ear for a knot hole
The pleasure a dog experiences in hav.
ing his back scratched, q nun experien.
ces in being praised.
There Is a time for everything. TAX.
ing off your boots after you get in Led
indicates a high old time.
One Of the surprises Of etea nifty will
be 20 find out whom we have been liv'
ing with In this life.
A reputation must be tarn ished in
deed when it no long Or returns reflect
1crs upon itself.
When q wise man said, "Dlsaretior
IL the better part OF valor," all the COW
ards in the world fsgnd Rs'ste TO
their caps,
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LESSON

INTERVENING EVENTS. The only
event recorded in the narrative is the
miracle OF the recovered ax-head, when
the IONS OF the prophets were hewing
wood on the bank of the Jordan. When
this took place, il uncertain. As IN
timated already, this lesson probably
refers to a period before the healing OF
Naaman, possibly before the raising OF
The Shunammits's sol.
PLACES Among the places attacked
in the predatory campaigns ofthe king
of SYRIA. Dothan (''fwo Wells") alone
in named. 1t was q small town ten or
twelve miles north Of Ssmaria, On Q lit
tie hill south of the lain Of Esdraelon.
The name still remains. Compare
Geneses 81 II, and the apocryphsl
Book of Judith, 4:6.
T1NK.-In D. C. 891 or 500. possibly
earlier in reienof Jehorsm. Professor
DAVIS accepts B. @. S52-860 as the
date OF these predatory war. As alreay
animated, the usual dates the in mar
gin of our reference Bibles are unsst-
lsfactory.
PrRsoya-Ben-hadsd (IT.), king Of
Syria; his officers, one OF hi servants
10 particular: Joram Tor .'ehoram),
king of Israel; Elisha, and his servant
(probably not Gehsz,).
IScIpxSTa-The king Of Syria wages
war against Israel, but Elisha several
times warns the king Of the designs OF
the Syrians, The Syrian king suspects
treachery among his servants, but one
of them tells him that Elisha reveals
his plans. Finding that the prophet is
at Dothan, the Syrian king sends an
army thitLsr. EARLY in the morning.
the servant of Elisha discovers the host
of enemies. Elisha, when the servant
uttexs his fears, tells him that their de-
tenders are yet more numerous; he
asks the Lord to open the eyes OF the
young man, who then sees the noun
tain full Of horses and chariots Of fire.
Elisha prays that the Syrisns be smit-
ten with blindness, which accordingly
takes place.
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TIE NEWS OF A WEEK
Eastern and Middle States.

Peter Dash. Of Reading, fell from 4
rovf he was repairing NJ Ninth and Fine
sire, Is, Camden, n. ], aud received
serious injuries.
~Irreverent burglars git s25 In the
mite boxes from Cllist Presbyterian
Church at Lebanon, Ia, nn edince
owned by Mrs g. Dawson C1!e-
man.
The Coroner's Jury In the New 7 rk
tunnel disaster brought in a verdict
holding officers ami lrrctors OF \. T.,
n H. and Hartford Railroad Company
and Engineer Fowler responsible for the
disaster.
Christian Delhi, who shot and killed
F, W. Gesswein N New York In 1857.
died of consumption, sg-d ~ Years.
Delhl patented u jewellers %Iefractcr.
and alleged that Gesswein cheated him
out Of the patent.
An unknown man, aged about 30
years, was killei at Sixth and
Penn streets, Chester, Pa, by q loco
motive.
Thieves broke Into the residence OF
| John Sands, a sslo)n-keeper at Had.
don avenue and Chestnut street.
Camden, n. j., and stole go from q
box.
DIR, Charles Fulles, Of Lincoln, Me-,
10 charged with receiving brides from
applicants for pensions. HSt'a Special
Examiner for the U. 5. Pension De.
paItment
A collision occurred on the Sonth-
west Road, near ScottdSle, Pa. VII.
liam stsrser, John A. Beck and W.
E%ettleborn weIe iplursd.
At Reading, Penps,. Jthn Seller,
aged 6 years, fell INTO the Schutlki
Canal, and his brother samuel, aged 8.
Jumped In to save HIN. When the
bodies were pulled out Samuel was
dead and hrs yousg brother was revived
with diligently.
E. G, Lindsay. a middie-s0ed travel.
ling manager for the Oritntsl Tea
Company, OF Boston, shot himself dead
In a hotel at Portland, Maine. A lettsI
and two kilograms from the firm were
found on him asking for money which
he had collected and ordering him &c
, report without delay.
W. Costello, of WlIkesoarre, COM
!, mitted suiclcs by throwing himself IL
!! front OF a tran at Steel Works Sta
tion, near S ;ranton. No cause is as
|, signed for the act
Surrogate Ransom, in New York
declared legally the death of Robert
RAY Hamilton and admitted his will I,
probate.
r. ". Thompson, lawyer, convicted
of forging the " II ur Thomas Denny
was sentenc-d In Albany to 10 years il
the State prison.
An express train dashed into a part.
of boys q Hasleton, Pa The boy
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The largest peach orchard 10 the
wor u i: ri BioAnwOol, lex, which
contains HOO tn s4
The daily surplus OF births over
deaths In the United K ngdom Is 1906.
An Orov ie CCal.) man keeps lhisvss
FROM his orau. 6 trees by lying cow.oells
" them.
WI lie a farmer at SIipbach, Tenn,
was Attending cLu.ch his horse irOze 70
death outsi e.
Carlyle is given The credit OF frst
having called tide newspaper ress tho
fourth estate"
New gree corn was served TO guests
Ct the Alcsgar. at st Augustine, Fla,
on New Years Day.
A tour / aline |, dge recently discov,
cred Oh a farm near Aubu n, Me-, is
said to have alres ~ yiel led $500 We III
Of gems.
During Ii . last 10) years 3SA0 600
patents lave been Issued Nv the United
statA There have been 800. 900 sppli-
cations,
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PENIS GROVE. N. J. FRIDAY. MARCH 10. 1891.


AIS
I. Defense Assured:
Fear not: for they that be with US
are mor (l6).
There is a greater with rs than with
him q Chrop. So: ~.
Through the Writer'S, ] will be with
thee (lsa. 43: p.
Lo, l am with you Away Matt. %; 2O):
II God is for us, who ia against usf
Rom, s: 81.
II. Defense Displayed:
He saw: and, behold, the mountain
was full ~.
1t came between the camp Of Egypt
and the camp Of Israel (Exod. IA:
20).
The Lord had made the .Syrians to
hear a noise e Kings Z: 81.
Lo, l see four men -. in the midst oil
the fire dan. 3: 25).
All the doors were opened; and every
ones bands we're loosed (Acts 10: 2o).
III. Defense Realized:
Smite this people, l pray thee.
And he smote them (1S).
He hath triumphed gloriously tE1od'
Is: u.
God is my high tower, the God Of my
mercy CPsa. SO. ~.
My God hath shut the lions mouths
dan. g.: 22l.
Thou e. didst purchase unto God with
thy blood Rev. 5: ".
/. "They that be with us are more
thar they that be with them" Il,
Visible host. against us; (2). In.
visible hosts for US; (3l Great host
again. US; ~ Grester hosts fol
us.
2. "Open his eyes. that he may see:'
~ Spiritual vision absent; q
Spiritual vision sought;(3) spiritua
vision gained.
8. The mountain was full Of horsei
and chariots OF FIRE round aUoui
Elisha" o. A central ersonage
81 An encircling throng.-(D De
fenseless men; a. Invinoible hosts
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South and West.

During the past ten days three q
drei negroes passed through Gsines-
vile, Tex, Oh route to Oklahoma to
settle tiers. Nearly all come from
Eastern 7.
The power house, q room and q
number Of ears OF the Street B .lway
Company iu stonx City, lows, were
burned. Loss, $30,C0I
Thirty clerks have been discharged
by tho Burlington and Missouri Bail.
road ut Omaha and Plattsmouth.
Mrs. Frederick Neiihausmyer, 80
gears Of age, living At Lima, Ohio, b.
cane insane owe the continued illness
Of . b,by. She took the in ant from
It's bed, rushed to an open cistsrn and
Jump. ID In. Both were drowned.
Yuba, CAL, has struck goli.
The N,rmons are "sxoaustlng'' 70
Mexico.
coldwaser" Murphy is eaupslgning"
atWsbssh, Inc.
A wild Westerner reached Chicago
the other day with &c, 600 sewed up IN
his 25-esnt pe:ktie.
Because William Ford, OF Boonville,
Mississippi, rsfussI to spolog IS for
something he had said, James Ford.
a lawyer of Macon, shot him fa'
tally.
Harry Ferguson, = Chicago hotel
bell.bny, says that he was kidnapped
when Eve years old, and that he has
found that he Is heir to $50, QUO left By
Mis-. Mary Conover. Of Csnsndaugus,
N. Y.
Toe big pontoon across the Missouri
river at g.. CHARLES. Mo-, has been
swept away.
The Guiding Star, a $4,000 Missis
Sppi river steamer, Is aground near
Cincinnati
George g. Lobdell has donated "Min'
qua Dale Parx,"a handsome cosntr'
seat Lear Wilmington. Del. ,ssA hom'
for aged men.
A Ore, at IS Hartford road, Balti'
more, damaged tho residence and out
buildings Of Nj. John r. Romoser ans
A~djoiping property 5000.
Ben Butterworth 10 In . Cincinnati
o, indie. ate that has brought oat for 81
OOO, 600 the B och Bros' wheeling to
bscco factory.
In . suow.slide o~ne.fourth of a mil
below Alta, Utah, IN Emery Gulch
Inc men were caught. Hans Olse
and Barnsv Cast were killed IN stahtly
The body Of the latter was recovered
Mrs. George Houshton, Jr,, Of MI
waukee, Wis. attempted su'cide. Sh
was Nm ,ntimsts friend Of MISS Cert
1ickox. who took her own life lAi
week.
The Minnesota Legislature vi
adopt the Ant.rinksrton DetectiV
bill.
Mexico's President promises to msi
a creditable exhibition for that Reput
lie at the Worlds Fair.
Oklahoma Territory is overrun /
Southern negro ~colonists, who carrie
nothing with them but smallpox.
At vicksbura, Miss, four inches {
rain fell IN four hours
Jack Webb, an Alabama farme'
living near Birmingham, shot and XII
ed bis brother.
The wife OF Milton Wheat, OF Bait
more, has been granted = divorce
judge Dumas.
Governor winans, of Michigan, ha
the hiccough for four Gays, and "
relieved by nitrate Of amyL
For almost killing his aged gran
mother, Wilburt Hutchins, aged ]
is locked up In . Cleveland. oai
JAIL.
Ten stores IN w-llsten, Ohio, We
burned. Loss. Si6,O00; insuranc
$4,000 The town has nj Gre dspaI
J 'nsuk
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LESSON BIBLE READING.
pErRNf,RRa.

Competent defenders (Psa- 103 20).
Encamp about the saints (Psa. :84-7).
Represent them before God (Matt.
16 10,
Minister to them Heb. / +: Ia.
Extirpate the wicked Matt. 10 4l-43).
Assisted Hagar Gen. IL 7-9; 81 : IA
1871.
Led from Egypt Num. 20 16).
Defended from fire (Dan. 8 26-2S).
Shut the lions months dan. 6:21,
22).
Liberated Peter (Acts IL 5-11).
Protecting Jesus Matt. q l3, 49,; :
II ; 20 53).
Gather saints to glory luke l6 22).
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Top1o OF THE QUARTER: Shining
and Serving.
GOLDEN TEXT FOR Il QUARTER:
Godiiness 10 profitable unto all things.
l lin. 4 8.
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TEXT,
LESSON PLAN.

q Kings o STA Memory verse, ;i,.ITJ
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we're walking on the track. Albert
Weeks. aged Is years, and Geo. Reese,
aged IL years. were killed.
Two Arabian peddlers were struck
by q railroad train at Shenandoah, la.
Ono was killed and the other danger
ous'y injured.
D ,vid Scarburg. Romano Van
Wormer u Joseph Van Wormer,
fishermen, were drowned 10 the Hud.
son river, near Q ,eymans, by the cap.
sizing of = small boat.
p. W. H~ousekeeper, for many years
a Justice of the Peace In Lancaster
county, Pa. is dead.
-Four cen cars in a wreck at Shame.
kin, Penua., will cost the Pb!lsdel-
phia and Reading Railroad $4,000.
William Black. Jr., 81 years old. OF
~swrdesboro. N. j., died OF locsjaw.
He was kicked by a horse about two
weeks ago. Black leaves Q bride Of
two months.
Tbirteen-year-Old Patrick Medium,
Of Jersey City Heights, was arrested
IN front OF the Court House bowling
drunk.
A kicking horse injured William
Fing.r, of No. TIT Line street. Cam.
den, 30 badly that he had to bs taken
to Cooper Hospital.
slocum and smiler, murderers, con-
demned to e~lectrocution at Sing Sing,
n. j., will die next week.
ZIG hteen year old Post Onlce Clerk
Daniel Gouiding 10 10 Jail Vt EastpoIt,
Me-, for tampsriog with letters.
While working too close to the
Copper" Harry Shaw, an employe iu
tue Newport canning factory, had lis
hand taken Oh.
A Russian Hebrew colony Is to bs
started 1t Muscle Station. ear ses
Isle City, N. J.
c. Howard Batemap, ex.Post master
OF Cedarvills, n. j., died at his home
IN that village.
Sneak thieves secured ZONE silver.
Thomas, Nc. 1871 South Ninth sheet,
Saulueu, ~. Is
Charles L. Blume,a leather 6ealer
and tanner, 80 years old, committed
suicide In Feirmuunt PARK, Pulladel-
pbta. by taking morphia.
The family Of Gsorge Peter, con-.
sisting Of mis- wife and Eve children.
were overcome BY coal gas In their
home in Boston. One son, aged about
~ Years. 70 dead. The others. 1t Is
thought, will recover.
join Glover and his wife. Sarah.
were struck and killed by q train bear
Holly OAK Station, on the Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad, daring the
storm recently. They were residents
If Holly Oik, and the husband was 80
years Of age.
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GOLDEN TEXT: Fear not: for they
that b Nth "a ars more than thy that
be with Mem.-2 Kings 6 l6.
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NUMBER 80.

The rise OF ihs Cumberland river ss
Nashville, Tennessee, has been 10 = e
ID that much damage followed. Ths
cellars OF WAREHOUSES we're 70 Died and
hundreds of Eenp'e weae Obliged TO
leave their houses and seek shelter else
where.
A pitched battle was fought BY a
numh+r Of roughs at 'sHell's Half
Acre." in V rsiDia, near the Dunbar.
land Gap. o ie man Was shot dead.
and four oilers were wounded, one of
whom Is not expected 10 u vIye.
Deitaler & LEES dry goods and rro.
Gerry store III Fms ale. IL, was burned.
Loss, $25.0O0. Andrew Dunphy, who
occupied u room over the store, was
burned TO death.
There is an Epidemic OF trichinissis
Ia Ida Grove. la.
atlanta, Ga. has given q $1,000
solid silver service TO her namesaks.
the Unltei States steamship Altar.
to.
August Belmont, Jr., is the new
Chairman Of the Louisville q Mash.
vile K. Z. Board Of Directors.
B. c. Wells wholesale and retail
iewelry house at Fort Worth, Texas.
was robbed OF diamonds and watches
TO The value of $3.50.
A White Cap warning IN the pookes
Of overalls bought by bis son has sImoes
crsx.d Farmer Thomas Savage, who
lives near Indianapolis.
Wilmington. Del. po,ic. ara Ink.
ing for two hiehgsymep who brutslI,
assaulted LDus N-gsndsnk, . Nil
Creek hundred farmer. and robbed bin
OF ~.
a, msu sin a o,en nrresled
$500 .ois. ."s I,'inx s'sen peat'
c.sss f,,a .lou
- Ins,r,aa W 'no Sws
"~ssu'ns'on
During 3 eight Ia CAIthase, Tenn.,
II Cane, co!ored. The rock missed
Unset, wsseu pnl MT ais dsugntss,
A"Auk ue' INSTANTLY.
David Pestor. a velI.known iavves.
was Shot and peiiisp. mortally wounds
co by II. Kng Clay, al AIksnsss
planter, 10 u mpLi', Tenn.
VIM. Tfimne; and Franz CSC fought
q due WITH pistols ut III Caior, 3D.,
Trimmer was saot dead, Gao b.
ey ""h e' thinner nag
oe,so'sd - ns na' spa "~
- e'
70, .an Tns.doaa ''ofu' soioieo. ot
'StSs "o7 pttktihA w
Lnta ~ 100 n,snI' no na. sno'
HN " Sumo ''on unAno"a'
MIs. -. II. Hansen. OF Pelican
asplus Minnesota' hanged herseit ana
nef Ses1'oiu o'os'
Henri e. Lamar And M;ss r,opi.s
King Conue.ly were dIowned Wills
/ n the canal near Augusta.
Geor- la. the boat was caught and
CATS ed in the swift current at tbs
OPP q a~Jod..ale..
Foreign bre'1ues
GsneraI Won " aldersee sesnsso b
entirely restored 10 the German Enc
peror's favor.
Price Napoleon had a slight attack
Of fever Monday night but the physi
ciahs say IL 10 not Tsiious.
N I,ncroco a nct.rv NJ G,,sas
ha. shscondad %is,v,no pucoxsrsf
u.bts to tie smoupt o. 6 a,y QUO rrsnes.
!, =, ~, y .
nsa. % y. o.s'
Ftihcs iien'y, oI Itusfa goes "
En.isnd THIS summer 70 assume SOM.
manu- y saent pfesenleo " III" y
queen Gloria
A number OF French engineers arris'
49,. Inv ~ ,act ~ msst n" s,ssm.
lIona,ch
p.r,.,, Y..s
ersLjp COMMITTEES there was a wnl
Of violent 81 cues until the Mccarthy.
,tes were ejsc I'd from tt hall. 8
>srdou won't revive "Thermidor'' in
Boul niger Is blamed for the late ''un
pieasaiithess" In fai's'
Loudan's noted ex %cutioner, Berry.
will come out with all Eu obi3sraphy.
Loru Sa.aspris SUI noL'n w cniiy us
~ sman
''on
day. founded only on a South American
silver firms l%'uuidation.
p-er.acn,eo laws in Ru,,Ia,s north,
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DAILY HONE READINGS :

M Kings 8 s.1s. Elisha's de.
tenders.
T.-2 Kings 2:1-12. The chariot
of Israel.
W.-Psa. SO /: l-l9. The chariots
of God.
T.-Psa. "a : l-22. The saints de-
tended.
F,-Zech. 8 /: 1.8. Vision Of the
chariots.
S.-Matt. 8 : 1884. Preservation
assured.
S.-Matt. IS /: Ill. The saints
defenders.
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LESSON ToPIc : Code Servant De-
Tended.
!. Human Wisdom Banned,
I,sson oru. Z. Worldly Power Exerted
Lh9'oN opriiNh'1 VS.. lSl5.
8. Divine Defense Illus.
trated, W. Is 10.
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LESSON ANALYSIS.

l. HUMAN WISDOM sAFFlEp.
I. The Kings Plans;
In such and such q place shall be my
camp 49,.
Boast not thyself OF tomorrow prov.
In that night Belshaszar 80. was slair
dan. 8 :3O).
Soul, thou hast much goods laid up for
many years duke u : 49,.
Go to now, - that say, To-day or to-
morrow We will tJaa. 4 49,.
II. The Kings Perpisxitys
The king Of 4yria was sore troubled
for this thing tll).
I have dreamed . dream, and there II
none that can interpret it tGen'
Il Isl
The whols disposine thereof II the
Lord prov. l6 :Ssh
Thou knowest not what u day may
bring forth prov. ~ II.
The kings. thoughts troubled hin
dan. $50.
Ill. The Kings Antagonist;
Elisha. -. .telleth. q. . that thou speak.
est In thy bedchamber tl2).
Ahab said, -. Is 1t thou, thou troubler
Of Israel? Il Kings Is: ~.
Ahab said, -. Hast thou found me, u
my enemyf Il Kings 81: 20),
A poor wise man. i. delivered the city
(Eccl. 8: 15l.
John said unto him, It il not lawful
for thee Matt. IA: u.
!. HE took counsel with his serv.
ants" () Seeking Syria's . Q.
cess; a. Seeking lsrael's de eat.-
a. Syria and Israel at war; ~ Maj
and God In s~ntagonlsn.
2. "The man of God sent unto the
king Of Israel, saying, Beware
~ An alert prophet; ~ An attsn.
tive king ID Gods knowledge;
r. Elisha's ut sranees; (8) Jehor.
ans rescue.
8. "EIishs. .. .telleth the king oil
Israel" ~ The kings dilemma;
~ The prophets help; t3) The
enemy's defeat; % The Lords
care.
II. WORLDLY PowRR xxIRrrp.
I. Kinsly Orders,
Go and see where hs Is. that I send
and fetch him t13).
The kings. saying, Let u break
their bands ssundsr (Psa. Q; 2, B..
The kings word hath power (EecL g.
y.
The kings commandment was urgent
dan. 8: ~.
They were not afraid Of the king,
commandment Heb. II: 81,
u. shrswd Strategy.
They came by night, and eompa,sed
the city about (14).
Set thee an ambush for the city behind
it Josh. 8: q.
The people gat them by stealth. 80. into
the city q Sam. 10: 81.
When they come out, 9. we shall take
them alive q Kings z: 12).
The a~mbushment was behind them e
Chron. Is: 1877.
III. Mighty Hosts:
An host with horses and chariots
was round about (15,.
Ben-hadad. -. gathered all his host to-
gether Il Kings 20: II.
The king of Assyria sent. "a great
army unto Jerusalem q Kings Is,
III.
1t wal a great host, like the host oil
God Il Chron. IL: 22l.
There is no king saved by the multi
tude OF an host (Psa. 33: 16J.
l. go and see where he is, tina! !
may send and fetch him." ~
The prophets ~offsnse; az The
kings wrath; ~ The soldiers pur-
suit; ~ The Lords legions.
2. "They came by night. and corr
passed the city about" ID Ad.
vancing hosts; (2) Favoring dark.
ness; ID Beleaguered citizens; a.
Unseen defenders.
D. "Alas. my masteri how shall we
dof" ~ Lamentation; "a Inquiry.
~ A visible peril; t2} A ssrioas
alarm; o. A hopeless inquiry.