r THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
fesea In the In tr rnat loaal Series far
Mar 30, 1800 Parable of
the Sower.
Prepared by H. C. Lenlngton.
THE LESSON TEXT.
Matthew U.l-8 and IS-3.)
1. The same day went Jeaua out of the
house, and sat by the sea side.
t And treat multitude! were fathered
together unto Him, so that He went Into
a, ship, and sat; and the whole multitude
stood on the shore.
j. And He spake many things unto them
In parables, saying: Behold, a sowar weut
forth to sow;
4. And when he sowed, some seeds fell
by the way side, and the fowls came and
devoured them up;
8. Some fell upon stony places, where
they had not much eurth; nnd forthwith
they sprung; up, because they had no
deepness of earth;
6. And when the sun was up, they were
scorched; and because they had no root,
they withered away.
7. And some fell among thorns: and the
thorns sprung up, and choked them;
8. Hut other fell Into good ground, and
brought forth fruit, some an hundredfold,
some slxtyfold, some thlrtyfold.
IS. Hear ye, therefore, the parable of the
19. When anyone hears th the Word ol
the Kingdom, and understandeth It not.
than cometh the wicked one, and catctu th
away that which was sown In his heart.
This la ho which received seed by the
way sitle.
20. Uut ho that received the seed lnti
.stony places, the same Is he that heard h
the word, and anon with J"' recelvelh It;
Jt Yet hath he not root In himself, but
durath for awhile; for when tribulation
,.r persecution arlseth because of the
Word, by uti by he is offended,
si. lie also that recelveth seed among
th" thorns Is he that heareth the Word;
and the care of this world, and the de
cwtfulnaal of riches, choke the Word, and
lie beoometh unfruitful.
A. Hut he that received seed into the
good ground is be that heareth the Word,
and understandeth It; whloh also heareth
iruit, and bringeth forth, some an hun
dredfold, some 60, some DO.
GOLDEN TEXT. The seed Is the Word
jf God. LulM Sill.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
in the short period that Intervenes,
between the events of last lesson uutl
lliose of the present lesson Jesus bad
made with His disciples a tour of Gali
lee. Shortly after His return to Caper
naum Jesus began preaching by the
seaside. A great multitude soon gal li
i red, BO great that Jesus used a boat
a little out from the shore for a pulpit.
The ground rising directly from the
water formed a vast amphitheater,
and here the people listened to the
words of the Master.
The Sower and the Sowing.- Jesus
in His explanation does not tell us w ho
'he sower was. All who teach Divine
truths may be considered as sowers,
but probably for this parable the sow
er was Jesus, who sowed the g I seed
iu the hearts of men by His life on
earth and teaching. The sowing was
broadcast. Some of the seed fell b
the wayside, some upon stony places,
some among thorns, and some into
Hood ground. We sometimes hear of
people who complain that they have
bad "no chance in life." This can
hardly be true of anyone who has
heard the teaching of Jesus. The good
seed has fallen iu the promising places
is well as the unpromising. Two
things Jesus evidently meant to teach:
(1) That He bad sowed the gooil seed
in His possession among all classes und
conditions of men; and (2) that those
who wished to be sowers of this seeil
should not choose their field of work.
We can tell what is good ground for
wheat grow ing, but the hearts of men
are hidden from our sight, und there
may be good soil where we least ex
pect, it.
The Seed and the Soil. The seed, we
are told, was good seed. If it does not
?row, then we can safely conclude that
the fault is not in the seed, but in the
soil. The hearts of men form the soil,
and our own heart is a part of that
soil. We can change that soil and make
it what we will. The doctrine of this
parable is not fatalistic. The element
if human choice comes in right here.
The seed that has been sow n was good
seed, and it has fallen into our hearts.
Nurture of the plailt will do little
'ood. We must have depth of soil,
and the soil must be free from other
useless growths that will crowd out
"hat we Wish to have grow.
flood Seed by the Wayside. Jesus
refers to those who have deliberately
hardened their hearts, The seed can
not abide there, so is soon taken away.
Vnother thought is suggested. Tin1
beaten paths of men are not the places
for cultivating the good seed. Medi
tation and prayer can be had at their
best only in solitude; then-fore we
should give ourselves such moments
'us we can.
Good Seed on stony Ground. Thin
refers to "shallow" people, people of
no depth of character, who have not as-
Iduonsly cultivated what soil they
Dave, who have no aim in life.
Good Seed Among Thorns. This re
fers to the cultivation rather than to
'he soil. After the seed is sown, care
"inst be taken that' the hurtful things
do not crowd out that which lias
piling up from the good seed. Per
haps we cannot help the weeds start
g, but we enn pull them out as soon
a they begin to show themselves.
Good Seed in Good Ground, Howre
'feshing it is to turn from th barren
and uncultivated places to afield that
is well taken care of. This field is one
that is all tht the others we have con
sidered nre not. It is away from the
highway, there is depth of soil, and the
etiltivation is complete. Even here
""tie of the seed has done better than
'Jther, but all has borne fruit.
God's (roodness.
The rnost difficult thing for the stub
born heart of man to believe Is God'n
goodness; it is much easier to believe
in God's tyranny. Rev. Dr. Crane.
Jenlouay or Karr.
If we have a feeling of jealousy or
'Dry in our hearts, the surest way to
kH it is to be kind to those we are
jeaipus of. Rev. N. Woodside.
Acta and Thoughts.
Jesus demands that all acta and
bought shall square with the white
I'M that Ha has drawn thrown his
twy. Ber. B. H. Potter.
They Ware Mice Pills.
"Mister," said the small boy to the
druggist, "give me another box of
I them pills you sold father the day be
fore yesteruay.
"Are they doing him good?" asked
the chemist, looking pleased.
"I d'no whether they're doing father
any good or not, but they're, good for
me. They just fit my new air gun."
Cincinnati Enquirer.
N Caase to Worry.
"I suppose," he said, as they undu
lated around the hall, "that my moth
er would be awfully worried if she
knew I was here. She's very religious
and thinks it is a terrible siu to
dance."
"Oh, never mind," the girl said.
"She wouldn't know you were dancing,
even if she saw you." Chicago Times
Herald, Lotus Eaters.
Youth dreams of the future. Age dreams
of the past,
Their life-days fur off thus adorning;
Hut the life of to-day wears no glamour,
und they
Hoth hate to get np In the morning,
i ruck.
She (hypochondriac) You'll remem
ber all my instructions, dear, about my
funeral, won't JOU?
"Yes."
"Have I left out nnything?"
"Yes, You haven't requested to be
buried alive, r-o that you can enjoy
the funeral." Ilnrh m Life,
mi iild Lesson,
Por eighty-seven miserly y, ar.s
lie pinched, ami acrupi d, and shaved,
Aad found, when Ids soul had It ft It clay,
Thai tin ei nt or two he'd given away
Was ail that he had saved.
Chicago Tribune,
The Bad feature f It,
"The salary of the ear of Russia
amounts to about $1,000 an hour."
"Well, I'.! hate to have a job of that
kind."
"Why
"It would break my heurl in have
lo lay oil' an Iwiur or two some nay, and
perhaps oi l docked." Chicago Times
Herald. The Proper Thine;,
She- Isn't that a duck of a bonnet Dr.
Cubeb's wife has on?
lb Yes, and it's very appropriate,
too.
She How so?
lie Her husband's a ijuack. Chica
go Dally News.
V Solution.
lie I wonder win it is thai married
women are so much more interesting
than single mien'.'
She Probably because they have
learned how to conceal t heir opinion of
men.- Puck.
South African Item.
Newspaper Man I should like to tel
egraph borne that the commanding
general is an idiot.
Censor 1 regret to inform you thai
we can permit tin- transmission of no
military secrets.- Tit-Bits,
To tin Revenge.
"I hate blml" -he exclaimed. "I
would do unv thing I could to make him
miserable."
"Then why don't you marry him?"
asked her dearest friend sweetly. Chi
cago Post.
Hitch School Progress,
Mrs. Church lias your boy learned
anything since he has been going to
school?
Mrs. Ootbam 'Hi. yes; he's learned
to smoke cigarettes. Yonkers States
man. Not the Onli One.
"Skinflint is gifted with second
sight."
"I didn't know t hat.1
"Yes, he always looks at a dollar
twice before he spends it." Town
Topics.
A Fraud.
Miss McCarlem- Thot piano lamp ye
sold me is no good, an' ()i want yea
to take it back.
Dealer Eh 7 Why?
Mrs. McCarlem Divil a chune con
we git out of it. N. Y. Weekly.
When- IftworftJaoe la llllaa.
"Whose new silk umbrella is tins
you've brought home?"
"I don't know."
"Don't know?"
"No; ;ind what's more, I don't want
to know." Chicapo Kecord.
Urhlnd Her UaeL.
Ho All, that Miss BockinghaiB
l,;i a faOfl that looks M if it n.ij-l.t have
been cut out of marble.
She Yes; I have often noticed her
stony stare. Cliicapo Times-Herald.
Csitomarr Dot-.
Uinps What is the first duty of a
man coming to America?
Kangs The duty he pays on every
thing he brings with him. Harlem
Life.
Prospects of Another.
Wife The plumber came and looked
at the drain pipes this morning.
Husband What's the use? Pre got
one mortgage on the house already.
N. Y. Journal.
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A TWENTIETH CENTt'Rl CBRBMOlfT,
BANDAGES OF FULP.
Their Heady Application Is Only One
of the Many Advantages
They 1'ossess.
A United States naval surgeon advo
cates the substitution of wood pulp
sheets for flaxseed meal, etc., in making-
poultices, says the Philadelphia
Record. Ho cuts a sheet of the pulp
to a size approximate to the surface to
be covered, soaks the sheet in hot wa
ter until it has become thoroughly
softened, then wrings it out, very light
ly, and applies. The wood pulp sheet
will absorb and hold from four to five
times its weight of water, and, since
beat and moisture are the desiderata
in poultices, this furnishes them in
simple, cleanly form. No cloths are
needed, no cooking, no stirring nnd
spreading on cloth, just n soaking in
hot water. And the nicest part is the
total absence of the mess inevitable to
making flaxseed meal poultices, al
though there is, too, a great economy
of time and trouble. It is sometimes
advisable to put a piece of oiled muslin
over the sheet to help to retain the
heat ami moisture,
When the '"poultice" begins to get
rold take it off, wring out the water,
and soak it again in hot water, nnd so
on indefinitely. The surgeon has used
the same sheet of pulp wood fur two
days' poulticing, in the hands of tin ig
norant man at that, bis Instructions
to hi in being "to sua I, t he plaster in hot
w ater whenever it gol cold, and put ii
on again."
By tin- way, every physician who has
had tin- annoyance nnd trouble of be
ing compelled to leave an all-importnnl
matter of poulticing to an ignornnl
person will appreciate a way that will
allow no loophole for mistakes and
fa i I ii res.
((uicki) trransred.
"You take me by surprise," sin- ex
claimed, alter he had finally put the
quest ion.
"Well. I'm glad to (jet yotl in any
way," hi' replied, pursuing bis adwih-
tages.
And she let it go at that. Philadel
phia North American.
Leading I u in it.
Miss DeMuir i'apa, this Is Mr. tiiil
loper no, i mean Mr, I'acer,
l b,- Young Man I bt'g pardon, but
my nn me is Trotter,
Miss DeMuir- Sn stupid of me. I
knew it had something to do with
horses, though.- Chicago Tribune,
Went Out ToKrtuer,
Uill Jimson went down in a coal
'nolo looking for a gus leak wilh a
lighted caudle.
Jill And when he found the leak
tin- candle went nut. I suppose7
"i-s-, so did Jinisou." Yonkers
Statesman.
w la ll- Declined.
"Tcnspot has written a letter declin
ing to be a candidate for congress."
" I don't know t hat any body had asked
him to be a candidate."
"That i- the reason why he htu declined."-
Town Topics,
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8 MY PRESENT STOCK OF CARPETS
5 a larirer than vr hafnra mt PHTf! s I nU l'i: n iwn
l-'.IJKtW tie SAME GOODS, My prices on 15 rollH of carpel I
wish to close out will suit I bo pockel book of many and kuo
others, money, J)i not think el' buying your lull carpet h until
von give my stuck of carpets your attention nnd gel the prices
of some of my baaffiiius I am offerine.
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t nni offi-ritig niy present stock of pictures at cost, LESS
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Don't miss ilns Hiile,
I hnve some pretty thiniis to offer in Furniture, nil new.
Ln'cr will si 1 1 pi isi- vou in Si vies mill Prices,
UNDERTAKING ! UN DERTAKING !
In tins brnuch of my busiiK'ss I mi' prepared to ifivc the
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Fire, lAl'v, Accident and Tornado.
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Tim Aetnti bounded A. I., L819 Assets $ 11,055,513.88
" Home " " " isr: " 0,853,628.54
" American " " 1810 " 2,409,584.53
The Standard Accident Insurance Co.
The New York Life Insurance Co.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association.;
Your Patronage Silicited.
Frank S. Riegle,
Middlcbur, Pa
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Prices and Terms.
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