Araldo cristiano e segni dei nostri tempi . sfuggito. Altri due, che erano persone anziane, sono stati trasportati dal vigile del fuoco. La ragazza, tuttavia, che era afliece della vecchia coppia, non ha potuto essere trovata. Shead era stato il primo a vedere le fiamme che si erano fatte fuori dall'ascensore e era stato molto terri-ificato. Era supposto che avesse fatto l'erescape dalle scale, ma invece di fare così il shehaved andato in un aud dell'armadio chiuso lei dentro. AFT-er il fuoco è stato spento il suo corpo morto wasfound nell'armadio. Aveva evidentemente soffocato dal fumo. Avrebbe potuto essere censita se avesse preso la via del ces

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Christian herald and signs of our times . escaped. Two others, who were elderly people, were carried down bythe firemen. The girl, however, who was afliece of the old couple, could not be found. Shehad been the first to see the flames coming outof the elevator-shaft and had been much terri-fied. It was supposed that she had made herescape by the stairs, but instead of doing so shehad gone into a closet aud shut herself in. Aft-er the fire was extinguished her dead body wasfound in the closet. She had evidently beensuffocated by the smoke. She might have beensaved if she had taken the way of escape opento her, or if she had trusted to the firemen whocame to save her; but by hiding herself fromthem she made her death inevitable. There isreason to fear that at the last it will be foundthat many have lost their souls in a similar way.They avoid Christian workers who are seekingthem to lead them to Christ, and will not go tohim themselves for salvation. (Heb. 10: 25.) 374 THE CHRISTIAN HERALD AND SIGNS OF OUR TIMES. June 17, 1891.. SUSPENSE. s. s. LESSON POK JUNE 38, 15V RCB& DC BAXTER.LUKE 18: 15-34. GOLDEN TEXT, MATT. 6 : 34.* What Suspense Is—How Jacob was Encouraged—His Un-founded Fears—The Forebodings of Josephs Brethren—Suspense Dies when Confidence in <;<i Lives—The Con-tract to Supense — The Disciples Waiting Upon God—Unsurrendered Will—How to be Saved from Suspense. IVE not in careful sus-pense. (Luke 12: 29, margin.) This is hisword whose power toobey goes forth withevery c o in mand hegives. Yet the Church, as well as the world, isper petually harrowed, strained, tortured, bysuspense : many lose their reason, and sometake their own lives, because they cannot bearsuspense. In a time of crisis, one of two thingsmay happen, and every nerve is on the strainto discover which it is. Why ? Is it not in or-der to make provision against a possible con-tingency, which might produce the gravestconsequences ? But where is our Father in thematter ? Has he

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