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The new variety OF ornamental
grass and the tea rose meteor, is thus
recommended to growers in orchard
and garden:
The new Ealalid grdcittima Uittata
is a welcome addition to the Enlalia
family and to the list of hardy plants.
Il is a delicate .looking and very beau-
tiful grass, growing about three feet
high. 1t has very ma row foliage, with
a pure white strip'down he middle of
the leaves. Though ;he leaves look so
delicate, it requires a very strong wind
to injure Them. 1t is a very graceful
Plant, has proved to be thoroughly
hardy, and is gring to be widely
grown. 1t is a suita' lie plant for either
the border or the lawn. A small group
would produce a very pleasing effect.
The new Hybrid Tea Rose Meteor
promises to become a favorite, and it
has something besides novelty to
recommend it. 1t has the da'k Grim
son color OF Jacqueminot, but is much
fuller in form. The form is good and
the color pure. The do~er is fragrant.
It seems to force well, and may be said
to be already fashionable, and that, in
q certain direction, gives it additional
value; but its value as an amateurs
DO .er has not yet been sufficiently
proved, though it promises well.
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LESSON URRoUNDINGs.

1t seems most probable that the Fist
Psalm was intended to form an introduce
ton or preface to the collection which
follows. But whether it wal written, or
only selected, for this purpose, cannot
be determined. 1t is also probable;
that it was pre6xed to the earliest col.
lection of the Ps Inns. The ancient
division into five books is indicated in
the Revised Version; namely, Palms
l-41, 42-72, 1850, 90-106, 1O7-150. The
first book is largely male up of psalms
attributed to David, and this collec-
lion may have been made about the
time of the dedication OF Solomon's
Temple.
Date early date is most prob
able, perhaps in the days of David or
Solomon.
AUTHOR. 1t is held by many that
this psalm and the Second are closely
related in thought and style, and there
fore from the same author. As the
Second Psalm was probably written by
David comp. Acts 4:25), he may have
written this one also. Others think
that Solomon wrote it, AZ q preface to
worship; but 1t might have been written
by David, and placed first by Solomon.
In recent times the tendency is to deny
the early date OF many psalms formerly
attributed to David; but the evidence
is not convincing.
OUTLlNE.-The blessedness OF the
righteous man Tvs 1-3l who is desired
negatively ". ~ then positively ". p,
with a fgurstive statement of his bless
edness v. 81. In contrast With this,
the ungoily are described Tvs. 4.6L
figuratively as to character ". Al, neg
atively as to condition before God and
men ". 81 the whole closing ". 81
with the contrast between the two
classes as God regards them.
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Defeated Each Others Intentions.

A very curious case, In which q hus-
band executed a will which had been
prepared for his wife, and the wife exe-
cuted q will which hal been prepared
for her husband, has recently been de-
cided by the general term OF the SUI
prene Court of this State in the Fourth
Judicial Department (Syracuse). John
and Jane Nelson, being husband and
wife, wanted to make wills each in favor
Of the other, aud employed William
Cowie to prepare the instrument, which
he did in due form. The wills were
read and placed upon the table for sig
nature. Each then signed q of the
wills, made the requisite declaration as
to the character of the instrument, and
asked the subscribing witnesses to sign.
After execution the wills were sealed up
in an envelope, which was not opened
until after the husbands death, when it
was discovered for the first time that
each had by mistake signed the will IN
tended for the other. The wife brought
a suit in the Supreme Court to correct
her husbands mistake in sigaing the
wrong will, by reforming the language
of the will which he did actually exc
cute so as to make it conform to that
which he certainly intended to execute.
Her complaint was dismissed at the
special term, however, and the Appel
late branch of the Supreme Court holds
that the dismissal was right. Mr.. JUS
tice Martin, in the opinion of the gen.
eral term, says in substance that there is
no will to correct, because the husband
did not make any will at all. The in
strument that he executed was his wife's
will, and Of no more legal significance
than if it had been a blank piece of
paper. No precisely similar case is re-
ported in this State, but there are Eng
ish and Pennsylvania decisions in point
adverse to the position of the wife,
Albany IN. " Argus.
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with the millions Of cycles OF my post
terrestrial sxistencet Time, now small IL is!
Eternity, how vast 1t isl The former more
insignificant In comparison with the latter
than a gnat Is insignificant when compared
with q camel. We dodge1 the text. We
said, ''That doesn't mean me, and that
doesn't mean ma" and with a ruinous be-
neyolence we are giving the whole sermon
away.
But let US all surrender to the charge.
What an ado about things here. What
poor preparation for q great eternity. As
though a minnow were larger than a bsne-
moth, as though a swallow toos wider cir
cult than an s;batro ss, as though a nettle
were taller than q Lebanon cedar, as
though a giant were greater than a camel,
rs though a minute were longer than a
century, as though tims were higher,
deeper, broader than eternity. So the
texs which flashed with lightning OF wit as
Christ uttered it. is followei by the crash
Ing thunders of awful catastrophe to those
who make the questions OF time greater thaa
the questions OF the future, the oucoming,
~oyershading future. o Eternityi Eternityi
Eternityl
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LESSON ANALYSIS
I. rHR RICH O MAN.

I. Contrasted:
The man that walketh not in the
counsel Of the wicked ~.
II sinners entice thee, consent thou mol
prov. l /: TO-.
l should not walk in the way of thu.
reopls lisa. 8 :11). -.
We also might walk in newness OF life
(Rom. 6 "A.
II any man is in Christ, he is . new
or, a nre e Cor. 5 II.
That We no longer walk as the Gentiles
also walk (Eph. A 40.
II. Described:
His delight is in the law of the Lord
e..
Thou shalt mediate therein day and
night Josh 1881.
Therein do | delight Pisa 1l9 35).
Oh how love / thy lawi pea. ll9: 80.
Thy law do ] love (Psa. Il9 1857.
They received the word with all readi
uess of mind (Acts II III.
IL. THE ssURED PROSPERITY.
I. Illustrated:
He shall be like a tree planted by the
streams of water 49,.
They shall spring up. as willows by
the w~atercolrses lisa A: A..
Thou shalt be like q watered garden
lisa. IS: III.
He shall be rs a tree planted by thu
waters der. II: g..
Their soul shall be as a watered gardeI
! (Jer. 81: IL.
l planted, Apollo watered; but God gav'
the increase Il Cor. 3: 81.
II. C~ontrasted:
The wicked are not go; but are Ink,
the chat ~.
They are. 49,. as chat that the storm car
rieth away Dob. 81: 1Sl.
Let them be as chat before the wine
(Psa. 50: 81.
He will gather his wheat. =. but th,
chat he will burn Matt 8: 12).
The sheep on his right hand, but tn,
goats On the lsft Matt. %: asL
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(25: 49,. .
III. TEL GRACIOUS OUTCOME.
{. C~ontrasted.
The wicked shall not stand m the
Judgment (5).
Some to everlasting life, and some to
shame (Dan. ~ %.
Depart from me, ye that work iniqulty
Matt. z: 23).
Cast him into the outer darkness Matt.
22: 13)
Depart from me, ye cursed tMatt. Is.
Al.
He Is comforted, and thou art in anguish
luke 16: 25).
II. Explained:
The Lord knoweth the way OF the
righteous (6).
He shall never suffer the righteous to
be moved (psa. $500.
He knoweth them that put their trust
in him (Nah. 1:7).
Ye did it not unto me (Matt. 25:45).
/ know mine own, and mine own know
me John 1919.
The Lord knoweth them that are his
q lin. 2:l9).
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LESSON BIBLE READING.

L SSED ONES OF II
The chosen Of God (Psa. 65: A..
Those who know Gods calls (Psa. SO:
49,.
Those who have Gods house (Pss,
81: ~.
Those who lear God (Psa. 112: l; 1913
l, A..
Those who tiust in God (Psa. 2: -
81: 8; 40: 4; "a: 12).
Those whom God strengthens (Psa,
81: 81.
Those who shun evil (Psa. 1: l, q.
The pardoned PISA 80: l, p.
The chastened (Psa. 81: 12).
The obeiient (Psa. los: 3; 119: /, 2)'
The heneticent (Psa. Al: y.
The godly nations (Psa. IA: 15).
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One of the queerest things in mod
ern exploration and development 10
the part played by the Chinese. They
never do pioneer work, but as soon as
the white man has opened a new coun-
try they come n to trade and take adj
vantage Of other opportunities to make
money. They have ,ust begun to ap-
pear In West AMI SoIlh Africa, and In
the new mining camps they will reap
a rich harvest.
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Ought we not be profoundly grate-
full to Mexico, asks the New York P'sss
for solving the Mormon problem for us
BY offering in1uc- ments to the men
of many wives to emigrate TO that
OuDttV,
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DAInY HOME HEADINGS:

DAuY HOME HEADINGS:
M. - Pisa. /: 1-6. Prosperity OF
the righteous.
1.-Gen. Ii !: lis. Abrams pros
perity.
W.-Gen. 26 /: 1898. Isaac's pros.
ptrity.
T.-2 sam. z : 18 20. Davids
prosperity.
FL Kings 10 1929. Solomon's
prosperity.
Sob ~ lit. Jobs prosper
ity.
S.-Phil. 8 : 1921. Spiritual pros
perity.
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There are now twenty-one law firms
In the United States composed OF
husbands al wives, and thereare about
200 American ladies who practice law
IN the counts OF manage legal publica-
lions.
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The most famous race courSe In
England is at last 10 I've Iemodeled and
. slrdi .htaway mile track provid-
ed. This Is to lie cone at EPSON.
which is the ancient course over which
the Derby has been run sincs its in
auguration in 1850, in which year
ptomed won it.
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The Government of Victoria, South
Australia, is going TO prevent the de
~s.iuction of the wild turkey, which Is
consid red the hes. destroyer of locusts
and other insect pests that a 10
fnun1
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Labouch ere. in London England
Truth, says that Canada will eventual
ly bacome a new United States or be.
come attached to the great Republic.
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The net profits of the Harvard COL
lege football team last ye..r were some
thing o er ten thousand dollars.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
SUNDAY. APRIL 8, lss2
The way CT the Righteous
LESSON TEXT.
(Psa. l : 10. Memory verses, La
LESSON PLAN.

LESSON PLAN.
Top1o OF THE QUARTER: The Good
Things of the Kingdom.
GOLDEN TEXT FoR a QUARTER:
Thou shalt rejoice in every good thing
Dhich the Lord the Goa hath given
unto Mee.-Duet 26 : II.
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GOLDEN TEXT: Blessed is the MAJ
that walketh not in the council of the
unoodly, nor standeM in the Way of
sinners, nor stitch in the seat OF the
scorEJuL.-Psa. IL.
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PENIS GROVE. N. j.. FRIDAY. APRIL L. 1889.

THESE. =. into c-c---l P-1isument; DuI
the righteous into eternal life Matt.
(25: 49,. a
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REVIEW BIBLE LIGHTS.

Lesson 1.-Superlntendent: And
there shall come forth a shoot out of
the stock of Jesse, and a branch out OF
his roots shall bear fruit: and the spirit
of the lord shall rest upon him, the
spirit of wisdom and understanding,
the spirit of counsel and might, the
| spirit of knowledge aud of the fear of
the Lord lisa, ia, p.
Scholars: He shall have dominion
also from sea to sea aud from the river
unto the ends of the earth (Psa. u
49,.
Teachers He must reign, till he
hath put all his enemies under his feet
Il Cor. 1920
All: Save, Lord: let the King an
swer MS when We call LPsa. 20:9).
Lesson 2.-Superiutendent; In tina,
day shall this song be sung in the lane
of Judah: We have a strong city
salvation will he appoint for walls and
bulwarks. Open ye the gates, that the
righteous nation which keepeth truth
may enter in. Thou will keep him in
perfect peace, whose mind is stayed
on thee: because he trusteth in thee
lisa 26;1-3).
Scholars: Trust ye in the Lord for
ever: for in the Lord Jehovah is ever
lasting strength lisa. 26;4J.
Teachers: They that trust in the
Lord are as mount Zion, which cannot
be moved, but abtdeth for ever (Psa.
125:l).
All: Some trust in chariots, and
some in horses: but We will make men
tion of the name of the Lord our God
tPss. 20:7).
Lesson g. Superintendent: Blu
these also have erred through wine,
and through strong drink are gone
astray; the priest and the prophet
have erred through strong drink, they
are swallowed up for VINE, they are
' gone astray through strong drink
they err in vision, thoy stumble ID
judgment lisa. 2S;O.
Scholars: Wine is a mocker, strong
drink Is raging: aud whosoever is de-
ceived thereby is not wise prov. 20:
j..
Teachers: Look not thou upon the
wine when 1t is red, when it giveth its
colour in the cup, when it goeth down
smoothly prov. 23:3p.
All: AT the last it bIteth like a ser,
pent, and stingeth like an adder prov.
23:32).
Lesson 4-Superintendent: And
Hezekiah received tn, letter from the
hand of the messengers, andreadi it: and
Hezekiah went up unto the house OF
the Lord, and spread it before the
Lord. And Hezekiah prayed unto the
Lord Elsa. 81: IA, 49,
Scholars: The righteous cry, and the
Lord heareth, and deliyereth them
} tPsa. "a; ~.
Teachers: Every one that asketh
receiveth; and he that seeketh flndethi
and to him that knocketh it shall be
opened Matt. 7: 8.
All: Answer me when 1 call, o God
of my righteousness pea. A; i.
Lesson 5.-Superintendent: Surely
he hath borne our griefs, and carried
our sorrows: yet We did esteem him
stricken, smitten of God, and afflicted.
But he was wounded for u transgres-
aions, he was bruised for our iniquities:
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"po you love Mr., Cubbage, Amy?'
"No, Sue, | can't say that do"
ole calls on you about twice
week.
"YeS; regularly"
"You don't discourage him."
"NO."
'And you don't are for him a BIT"
"Not a particle
ole isn't handsome"
"No; ugly as 4 mud fence"
Gle doesn't know anything"
Guess not"
"poes he bring you CANDY"
"Never." :
cor presents Of any kind!"
"Not a present"
"Noes he sing?'
"No voice at all"
"Thcn why do you let him come a,
all?'
".IIc's the only man | know who
doesn't interrupt me when lm talk
'ng. "-EXchange.
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upon him; and with his stripes we are
healed lisa. 90: 4, 81.
Scholars; The Lord hath laid ON
him the ~iniauity Of us all lisa. SO: g..
Too,bars. R~el;eveI on the Loro
Jeans and tbou shalt be saved (Acts l6,
S1n ''
An. ,;u, :, a..
AN Ina ne WHICH, a.. NV nv 49, "; 70
nesh I I'VE an CAY ,a,,h, IN Tue ,nnod VIM Ia
nava b;msaif mn for ma Gal Q. 1o1
Ieeoon -Spnerintendent. Let tina
wicked forsake his way. and the nm
rigbteons man his tbo1ohts: and let
him return unto the Lord. and he will
have mercy upon him; and to our Col,
for he will sbundantly pardon lisa. 55:
y.
Scholars: Seek ye the Lord while
he may be found, call ye upon him
Teachers: Ask, and it shall be given
you;s seek, and We shall find; knock and
It shall be opened unto you luke II:
81.
All. Thy faca lord. will I seek
fpsa OF. a.
Teeoon 7-Snnar;ntandant. Rnt
this ia Tho covenant that T will make
With tbe bonse NJ Israel after those
days saith the Lord. will mt nv
law in their inward parts, and in their
heart will I write it; and I will be their
God, and thew shall be my people
der. 81: 33).
Scholars: 1 will forgive their in
iduity, and 1 will remember their sin
no more (Jer. 81: 34).
Teachers: But if We forgive not
men their trespasses, neither will your
Father forgive your trespasses Matt.
6: l5).
All: Hide thy face from nv sins.
and blot out all mine iniauities (Psa.
81: 81.
ou.ou;.o.,u. TLox
lesson inere-
1oIe .hus saith the L'fd hoT h,nS
,enoi Az IN h,neo tb naa ~ 81 sfH m ,naiJe
and his dead hodv shall he cast ont in
the dav IN the beat. ami in the NIGHT to
The frost. Aud I will punish him and
his seed and his servants for their
Iniauity: and [ will bring upon them,
and upon the men of Judah, all the
hVll that L have against
them, but they hearkened not (Jer. 36:
30, 3D,
Scholars: To-day if We will hear
his voice, harden not your hearts Heb.
3: 15).
Teachers: Exhort one another day
bv day. SO long as it is called To-day;
lest any one of YOU be hardened by
the deceitfulness of ain Heb 3. 1877.
All. Kaen hack tbv servant also
from nresnmntnons sins. let them not
have dnminion over me- CPsa. 10: I3).
Tosaono Snnor;n.ondont q Ir;;ob
10 LoIa a. Tarnn;ab onJ hrongbt
HIM 70 the nrinces And the nrinces
wera wrotb With Jeremiah and smote
him. and put him in prison in the
house of Jonathan the scribe; for they
had made that the prison der. 81 II,
l5).
Scholars: l am with thee, saith the
Lord, to deliver thee DER. 1 I'D.
Teachers: When thou passest through
the waters, | will be with thee; and
through the waters, they shall not
overflow thee: when thou waIkest
through the fire, thou shalt not be
burned; neither shall the lame kindie
upon thee lisa. AZ ~.
All: Lead me IN = plain path be
cause OF mine enemies (Psa- ~ ID.
Lesson J0.-Superintendent: Then
sbe King of Babylon slew the sons of
Zedekiah in Riblah before his eyes:
also the king of BABYLON slew all the
s,ohIes of .Judah- Noreover he mt ont
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TOrIHS on

Poets find it ~djdicIlt, IL not i'm.
possible, to write poetry "to order"
A distinguished poet, who was not
long ago ask Il ly the editor Of a peri
odicaI if he would not write for him q
poem within two weeks, answered the
editor:
''N cs, If you will exercise your in.
fucnce with the ia such a way
as to compel her to visit me-"
The editor had no Influence with
the muse and lost his poem.
BeranEer, the famous French poet
whose greatest gift lay in writing
little poems which he called songs,
was particularly dependant upon these
chance visits Of the muse.
He was once visited by the author
and academician Niennet, who said
to him:
"Yuu must have written several
| songs since / saw you last"
II have only begun one" answered
Berauger.
only one! l am astonished!" Ell.
claimed NIennet.
Beranger became indignant.
''Humph," he shouted. do you
think one IAN turn off a song as n
turns Off a tragedY?"-Exchange.
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Four men who we're wanted for bur-
Rlary i'll Milford, Delaware, were found
on a train from Norfolk, and when the
constables attempted to arrest them a
lively battle with revolvers eDsued.
The four men jumped off the train and
ESCAPED in the darkness, but one was
sub% quently caught near Clayton,
crippled by a bullet in the thigh. This
man, who gave his name as John
Barns, Of Philadelphia, was taken TO
Dover, where he died. One o. The
constables was slightly wounded in the
eOIIse of the fight in the train. 3
The greatest men have generally cen
the los eager learners.
Conscience Is nothing more nor less
than the enlus of reasOn.
IL you want to be unhappy com mence
ftetting about the future.
Every one i'll the world Can teach us
so netting.
Don't stop TO tell stories in business
times.
Everybody gains when a bad man
die.
If you are a good man what are you
good for?
If you haven't much, you can double
1t ny being thankful.
Money lost can be recovered, but al
hour lost is gone forever.
Don't talk much about youself when
you want to be interesting.
Success will never come to your house
without a special Invitation.
Ready money is a good thing 10 have
but a eonteRted mind is better.
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PENIS GROVE, N. j, FRIDAY. r Is. 1899.

an invand, or reform a wanderer, or print a
tract, or train a household, or bear the
que~rulousness of senility, or cheer the dis.
heartened, or lead a soul to Christ, know
that 10y fidelity you may help hasten the
time when the world shall he showed under
with white lily and i~ncarnadined with red
rose.
And now | bargain with you that we will
come back some day from our supersteller
abode to see how the world looks when 1t
shall be fully emparadised--its last tear
wept, its last wound healed, its last shackle
broken. its last desert gardeuized, its last
giant of iniquity decapitated' And when
we land, may it be somewhere near the spot
Of earth where we have together toile1 and
struggled for the kingdom of God, and may
1t be about this hour in the high noon OF
some glorious Sabbath, looking into the up
turned faces of some great auIience radiant
with holiness and triumph.
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wild Western Hospitality.

Uncle Zeh Eldnkins Ito starving
Traveller WING has asked FOL something
TO eat)-Come right III, pard, an
make yerself ter home, Mothers got
tn daiziest rattlesnake stew on tn
Goals you ever put yer tongue ter
Judge.
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Miss Kate Furnish, Names b~Jtanist,
has Travelled thousands Of miles over
hat State in connection with her
."FlOra Of Maine" She generally ira
gelS alone, carriesuo weapons, aud SAYS
size has not in her twenty years ex-
2erience encountered anything to be
afraid Of"
Is the Philippine Islands, canary
eed is ground and made into most
yolatuble bread, which is IN co'.rsa
zoe among the people there
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Pretty Young Aunt (reprovingly)-
No, Harold, dear, you are getting too
big to kiss.
Harold-How can that be? Didn't
I see Cousin Jack kiss You in the
parlor last evening? And he's more
than twice as big as 7 am.
P. Y. a. (lrmlU-You horrid boy!
I shan't kiss you again, e,cr,-Pitts-
burgh Bulletin.
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NUMBER "a
HUMOROUS SELECTIONS.
GATHERED BY OUR PATENTED
REAPER.

Jokes of teachers, Lawyers, Doctors,
and Editors-Some ofThem Very Dry aud
others Somewhat Juicy-They VIII Aid
Digestion " Peruscd After Meals-Ds
Hot Read Them Upon an Empv
bfufuagn.
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Trust ye in the Lord for ever: for in
the Lord Jehovah is everlasting
strengh.-ISa. &c 4.
III. OVERCOME WITT VINE.
Wine is a mocker, strong drink is
raging and whosoever is deceived
thereby is not wise.-Pr0V. 90: l.
". HEzEKIAH's PRAYER AND DELIVER
ANCE.
The righteous cry, and the Lore
heareth, and delivereth them,-Psd.
81 II.
V. H SUFFERING SAVIOUR,
The Lord hath laid on him the inlq.
uity of us all.-1S0. SO 6.
VI. H GRACIOUS CALL.
Seek We the Lord while he may be
found, call We upon him while he is
near. lisa. 50 IS.
VII. TIL NEW COVENANT.
| will forgive their iniquity, and 1
will remember their sin no more.-Jer.
81 "a.
Will JEHoIAKIM's wIcKEDNEss.
To day ii We will hear his voice,
harden not your hearts.-heb. 3: 10.
TX. PROSECUTED.
I am with thee, saith the Lord, to
deliver thee.-Jer. / 4: 10.
X. TAE DOWNFALL OF JUDAH.
Behold. your house is left unto you
desolate. Matt. % SO.
xI. PROMISE OF 4 NEW HEART.
A e heart also will / We you, and
. new spirit will l put within you.-
Eek. 80 : 26.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
SUNDAY, MARCH %, 1sa.
FEST QUARTERLY REVIEW.
HOME READINGS.
TITLES AND GOLDEN TEXTS.

GOLDEN TEXT FOR THE QUARTER:
He shall reign oUer the house of
Jacob for eUer;; and 0fhiS Kingdom
there shall be no end. Luke l SO.
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Too ~EIpansiEs,

Mr Wash Jefferson sits tOr hii
photograph The arli-t asks him TO
"smile a little" Unfortunately /,
was a card photograph. The result
when printed. Judge.
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DO not maddle with business you
know nothing of.
Any ody can feel religious wien they
get in IA tight place.
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TIL KINGDOM OF CHRIST.
He shall have dominion also from
sea to sea, and from the river unto
the ends of the earth. -PSa. u 8.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-18

The man who lives only for hinsrll
is engaged in very small b slness.
Nothing keeps a stiugy man fl IL
stealing but the rlsb Of the thing.
Weeping neither makes nor mend
Ii to-day We CONT Dame Sorrow. size
will clasp US fast to morrow.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-18
AN EXCITING FIGHT
on AN EXPRESS TRAIN BETWEEN
OFFICERS AND BURGLARS.

LIVELY DUEL WITH REvoLvERs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-18
IL. A SONG OF SALVATION.

Trust ye in the Lord for ever: for in
the Lord Jehovah is everlasting
strengh.-ISa. &c 4.