rr YOU WISH TO BECOME.
subject of discourse; the Messiah, when,
whence, what like, effect of his coming?
Many a doctor must have said that day,
“‘Whence bath this Child this wisdom 2?’
They were in an ecstasy of admiration.
youth. The sacred name greeted his eye
on the doorstep as he came or went. He
must needs learn his Shema and Hallel.
He had his own birthday text. and acrostic
from Scripture which spelled his name.
A FRIGHTENED HORsE.—Running like
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every day occurrences.
body to have a reliable Salve handy and
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It hehooves every- PBOVER * ORVIS, Attorneysat Law, Belle-
fonte,Pa., office in Pruner Block. 44-1
A Chemist, A Teacher, The impression the child made was no | The thoroughness of his training is evi- | there’s none as good as Bucklen’s Arnica C. MEYER—Attorney-at-Law. Rooms 20 & 21
An Engineer, A Lawyer, doubt lively; but the appeaiance of Gali- | dent from the familiarity with every part Burns, Cats, Sores, Eczema and J e 21, Crider’s Exchange, Bellefonte, Pa.44°49
An Electrician, A Physician, lean peasants who claimed to be his parents, of the Old Testament in both Hebrew and | Piles, disappear quickly under its soothing F. REEDER —Atiorney at Law, Belle
A Scientic Farmer, A Journalist,
a short, if you wish to secure a training that will
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and to whom he gave ready obedience, was
calculated to toue it down.
The conversation between mother and
child casts at least a ray on that inexplic-
able relationship. It is as if Mary had
said, “‘Son, here is your first act that sur-
passes my comprehension.”” There is more
of pathos in it than quernlousness. His
answer, dutiful and affectionate, is:
‘‘Mother, I'm surprised you sought me
anywhere bat in my Father’s house, where
his matters are considered. I thonght you
knew the interest, unknown to others,
Greek which he showed. . He was certain-
ly familiar with three languages, possibly
with a fourth. We know he could write.
The suprise of the Jews, expressed in the
words, ‘‘How knoweth this man letters ?”’
was caused by the phenomenal wisdom he
showed in interpretation, though to their
knowledge he has never attended a rab-
hinical school, the equivalent of ‘‘going
to college’’ in our day. There is here an
incidental hint of the excellence of the ad-
vantages afforded to him in his home, and
the fidelity with which he availed himself
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h varied range of electives, after the Freshman year, than heretofore, includ- 8
De ators : the En lish, French, German, Spanish, Latin and Greek Languages and Litera- | which would attract me and hold me of them. C. HEINLE.—Atlorney at Law, Bellefonte,
pid action of the liver, kidneys and skin,
Pa. Office in Hale building, opposite
tures ; Psychology; Ethics, Pedagogies, an olitical Science, These courses are especially | hare 7 : ;
adapted £0 the OB sof those who seek either the most thorough training for the Profession | “poo bo eon in an instant, and for CHILD STUDY AND SUNDAY SCHOOL Sciatica Jumbago and stiff neck are Court "House All professional business will re-
of Teaching, or a general College Education. 1 ? METHODS. forms of it ceive prompt attention. 30 16
i istry, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical and Mining Engineering are among the very | ei hteen years, he units this place of ab- ;] 5 : -
fhe - me United tates. | Graduates have no difficulty in securing and holding Rane, SIR oe interest, Re i assembly; ‘“‘Peter then dined again,and immediate- “Hood's Sarsaparilla_has cured me of H. WETZEL.— Attorney and Counsellor at
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YOUNG WOMEN are admitted to all courses on the same terms as Young Men. exchanges the temple for a carpenter-shop, ly the cook crew !”’ The stumbling little Thoumatioe, 1 ay so yTeoild BOY is: any. Sond 2 Spice No rider 8 Bachans
THE WINTER SESSION anens January 7th 1903. the Sanhedrin for the provincial neighbors jeader flushed Shen Seachier and ed ola ad y get ap or down stairs. Since taking to promptly. Consultation in English or German.
as i »q | langhed. But his error only show Ia ’ :
For specimen examination Jiyers oF for Giinlosue izing ull Information repsecting courses of oD azateth,3)l wt Wis lowly magher’s “dinner” and ‘‘cook’”’ were more familiar Hives toiioe OF Roos of hetmatism, und SS m— — ———
. showin itions s s 2 Shi ve i B is-
Say eXpenses, stein 2p But this incident was, humanly speak- | than the apostle and his shameful lapse. 1 gladly "zeconmend, food's LL hg Physicians.
THE REGISTRAR, ing, of incalculable value to Jesus. The | Perhaps, too, it was a natural association
Stats College, Centre County, Pa. | heyy conciousness, first quickening in the | of idens. His mind may havebeenonthe| y0OD’S SARSAPARIL L A S. GLENN, M. D,, Physician and Surgeon,
26-27 y q 2 :
temple, opened and bloomed in his soul. | good meal he knew was making at home. AND PILLS at his Lor eEe, Conve tomiy; a. Sic
iE While still subject to his parents, and hav-|{ When will it be realized that the Bible ~ _-_ : a
Coal and Wood. ing a perfectly normal human develop: | barrative takes young people to a foreign Neutralize the acidity of the blood, per- Dentis s.
entocrahic ; meut of a character so lovely as to fairly | land with strange manners and dialect? A fect digestion and excretion,and radically
ee captivate his rugged highland neighbors, lady once admitted that until she was a and premanently cure rheumatism. i E. WARD, D.D.5., office in Crider’s Stone
J DWARD K. RHOADS. : yet the knowledge of his divine nature and pretty good sized girl she thought that the Block N. W. Corner Allegheny and High
vocation ran parallel therewith. Scripture scenes were laid, not in this | me——— —— Sts. Bellefonte, Fa.
THE TEACHER'S LANTERN world at all, but in heaven. The method
| : po 3 will be admitted an unreal one which could
' The International Sunday-School Les- This incident, at first blush a pictorial | have left such an impression. The idea
| son. affair, fairly bristles with lessons for parents | yay not bave originated with the teacher,
yo : and children, for teachers and pupils. It | hut at least ought to have been discovered
First Quarter. Lesson 1. Luke ii, 40-52 January | is the anatomy of a child’s heart for the | ang disabused.
i buon, 1904 child himself, and for the would-be helper | The Bible story needs to he American-
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS THE BOYHOOD OF JESUS. oftheehild, co ized, or the child needs to be foreignized.
inci ) Sagan” aT The alternative is either to recast the story
\ One incident—one only—of Jesus’ youth | The Child Jesus was the ideal learner. | in English phrase and infuse it with Occi-
is preserved. If analyzed, it will be found | He kept filling with wisdom. He stored | dental spirit or introduce the ohild to
to be the whole period in epitome--the | his memory with Scripture, and in addi- | Oriental life and the ways of speaking and
spirit, traits, acquirements of Jesus before | tion persistently drew from his environ: | qoing in a far-away land. : trust
: entrance upon his public career. ment, physical and social. The evidences, Tt isan open question whether the boy news columns of this paper. e trus
A temple puneie on his zonnd had ap- | of the accuracy and wideness of his obser- | who mistook ‘denied’ for ‘dinner’ and are not breaking up into the smaller con-
5 als prised Nazareth of the approaching feast. | vations abound in his discourses. It was | « 7 “ ” ht to h pput. = » that merged into them. The
—_CORN EARS, SHELLED CORN, OATS,~— | The festal caravan, chanting the psalms of | this that prepared him to be the ideal | oh ” sock one! 62 } are boon put sess a) ans Pe Re
ascent, was soon en route. It may be that | teacher. verses turn about is vicious at any Iate. rusts are the g Ae
on this sacred journey Mary disclosed to * * Every mother’s son is puzzling ous which tion yet made, and they will stay till they
the opening consciousness of herson the| The home of Jesus bad a beautiful set- | verse will fall to him, and losing the drift can be replaced by something better.
Shings Joliich she bad ‘‘kept and pondered | ting of physical scenery. Nazareth, with | of 41] by trying to ges his piece pat. There is only one trouble with the
In er hears. its white domes and abundant foliage, has | Qpe is temped to a parody on the ap- ‘ d
Not the prodigious mass of humanity i handful of 1s i P trusts. They enable men io produce
3 ’ SAND Procig ity, | been described asa handful of pearls in a d style of constructing a lesson by the .
BUILDERS and PLASTERERS not the golden and marble temple that | goblet of emerald. Hermon, Tabor, Car- DE ey cook”? on in more wealth with less waste of energy
could accommodate a quarter of a million, | mel, the Sea, and Esdraelon were in sight. inners in imme. | © than was ever possible before but they
t th ki 2 y yb! J ein. t. | It the cook set up three dinners |
KINDLING WOOD i | not even the speaking ceremonial which | The impression made on Jesus’ mind i8| giate succession, he had a right to crow. |: take most of the wealth away from those ILLIAM BURNSIDE
3a heen peitofied Ins millenninin ang evident from its reproduction in his para- |:(2) It Peter ate the dinners no wonder who do the work and give itto those W Sv .
the bunch or cord as may suit purchasers. | a hali--no ese, hut | e essianic idea; hles. . : ad . That is the | :
oy | and the dawning consciousness ‘I am he,” | Social life also was unique. There was Ba AS We Dob eat 15 whodethe owning of stocks and bonds. Successor to CHARLES SMITH.
Respectfully. soljois in Paizonage of his | absorbed Jesu, and made him oblivious to | art and traffic. The teeming population | giones? Because there is no nutriment in ] Suppose that we who work for a living FIRE INSURANCE.
iendesn ihe Pari me au _place and human relationships. | was so infused with Greek spirit as to be | gjones. That is why we do not eat stones. * should decide to do the owning ourselves, oe
2 wily ember bogs in Jame. : called “‘Gentile.” It must have inflaenc- | 1¢ is the saw and bammer way including and to run the trusts for the benefit of Temple Court, 48-37 Bellefonte, Pa.
; ong the dodtors is no ied thesouth Jesus, the mechanical acrostic and similar worn-
anachronism. It is in strictest accord with * * 5 ous devices, hy means of which an average all. PONT INSURE
Telephone Calls Central 1812. Jewish custom. The sittings of the Rabbis But home was chief factor in the evolu- | of five and Se half moral truths are evolved
p Commercial 682. | were open to all. ‘Sons of the law,’”’ | tion of Jesus’ character. The Hebrew | grom a twelve-verse lesson.
aear the Passenger Station. Hebrew youths twelve years and over, were | home was a night-blooming cereus. Pa-| For an ideal way of teaching take Na-
$6.18 especially welcome, and encouraged to | ganism knew nothing worthy the name of | ¢han’s parable of the “Ewe Lamb”
show what they knew. The catechetical | home. Oriental children were as a rule | __9 Samuel xii.
was the favorite method. ‘‘What meaneth?’’ | dismissed to the company of slaves.
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Bellefonte, Pa., December 25, 1903. Books. Gas administered for the painiess extraction o
teeth. Crown and Bridge Work also. 34-14
R.H. W. TATE, Deon Dentist, office in'the
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electric appliances used. Has had years of ex.
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