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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. V
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Hay ST, teotl Parables of
the Kloaoont.
Prepared by H. C. Lrsntncton.)
THE LESSON TEXT.
(Matthew 13:24-31.)
Another parable put He forth unto
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H. But while men slept, nil enemr came
. n-a. , turn nmnnff ru wm&l ana
it his way.
I But when the blade was sprues up.
, brought forth fruit, then appeared the
IT. So the servants or ine nousenoiaer
i and said unto mm: sir, mast no
sow good seed In thy field? From
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. He said unto them: An enemy nam
fti! I ne servants sum unto nira.
t thou then tnul we go ana gamer
n up?
Hut he said: Nay: lest while ft
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SO Let both irrow tngether until trio
...... ami in the time of harvest I will
to tnu ri-ii'irM. ,4i,v,i,- j
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n Aimther paralile put ne ronn unu
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them, saying: ih tuiiiuuuj .i
like to a grain 01 ngnun ooou, tr.in-
man tooa, ana sowva mi umn
.1 Which Indeed Is the leRsl or nn
seeds; but when it is grown, n is in
sisatsst ami ag h. rbs, Hiid becoraeth a
.... i ,... Km pmhi 4 thereof.
iiiniif ii hi.
Another parmDlc space ne nine
them: The wingaum "i ih-im" up,.
unto leaven, which a woman took, ami bid
vrnn leavened.
GOl . I K N TEXT. i ne nem is tne worm.
Hatt. u:
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
This lesson properly includes; the
.even parables spoken at the tame time
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narab.es to be Milium lire mvrucu "
Matthew 13:24-52 and Mark 4:26-35.
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Of I be Tares.
Of the Mustard Seed.
01 the Leaven.
Of the Hid Treasure.
Of the Pearl of Great Price.
Of the Fishing Net.
Of ine Fruitful Field.
The Parable of (be Tares. In the
...i:., ,, ,.t ifs iit iiu I ii tin tares
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wneai. n to uwi .........
i ,1 t. .1... ..I. .,..! that It
i... .-,f..li- t letl niit. This is an
'All i" n ' ... ...
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L i.. 4-..1.1.. n.. ,,.l ,,,l I,.,, I nllkn. i,l
oil tvVin I, five tskon llliilll themselves
vows of service to Christ are Ills
iliclplea. On the other hand it may be
Utclplei of our Lord. Church fellow
ship, truly, is better, because of the
'.'II il....ll IHIHIIIU till.' .... . '
oentive to do Cbriatiaa work; but
the wheat and which the tun'.'
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It is well to note thut there is notli-
of the lust les.Miii concerning in
oi us ami mit'it u iirnm muai irv ...
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ilocked at once. The parables of the
nBgulahed) The seed in tha latter
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laiuoie is iiol ine wiim ui tiuu, nut
field is the world rather than the
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.sower frave us one aspect or ine, jiuijr
doai of Qod, the parable of the tures
(fives us another and entirely different
aspect.
Parable of the Mustard Seed. This
parable indicates the growth ill ex
tent of the kingdom. From the small
est beginnings the greatest things
often come. The Christian fnitli lias
spread abroad in a marvelous degree
since this paralile was spoken. But
ucsuies tins oroaii u j ij u it -u inn nir
Stable has an individual application,
iv little faith muv irrow to be a stronR
!...:.) ,i.t I , t: u..
Stalwart faith. More than this the Im
portance of all little things is shown.
-No one knows what may result from a
single thought or word. Vast good or
harm mav eventually come about.
Parable of tin' Leaven. Another
freat tnith is inculcated here. It Is
paoeerning the manner in which the
kingdom is to grow. In another place
(Luke 17:30) .lesus says: "The king
ilin of Qod cometh not w ith observa
tion." The growth of the kingdom is
laiel and unostentatious, but none the
Ms powerful and effective.
1 arable of the Hid Treasure. e
will touch upon one other of these para
bles. .Jesus likens the Kingdom ol
Heaven to a treasure that has been
lost in a field. A Stranger happen?
done; ami finds it. He hides it in an
other place in the same field for fear
that another knows of it s w hereabouts.
Then be goes to the ow ner of t he field
and buys it. It is needless to say that
his does not teach that we aru to bide
our light under a bushel, but, it does
how how a very valuable thing can im
part value to a comparatively worth
less thing. Any number of field were
valuable, in themselves considereil.
M this, but they contained no extraor
dinary treasure. So a human life may
he comparatively worthless, but the
light of God iu the heart transforms
the life, and it becomes of inestimable
value.
The Home.
In the home is found the strength of
nation. If all is well In the home
Ji is well In the community. If we
"ad in our homes that the marriage
hond is lightly considered, there is n
bidden spring of evil which cannot
'11 to undermine society. Bev. P. C.
Torke.
The Mind.
Fill tho mlnrl wifti .Tonrl i rintttrrita.
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the beet books. Be so much oc
nPled with Christlike serrlce that sin
nnot be entertained. Her. D. C.
rett
MAKING AN ORCHARD.
Sweat nan (or Ileglnaers Is to Select
Varieties That Have lie en Tried
with Sure i'e.
son was hunp; for murder, vihile ole
Aa an orchard, especially the apple mM JtokiOB waji fcimplv hhed.
and pear orchard, wilL. after it haa jujge
made agood growth and become eatab-
lished. last an ordinary lifetime. It I Vaiversai Rule,
given proper care, the selection of va- j "Be quietl" said Uncle Allen Sparks,
rietles should be made very carefully. who was pstiently endeavoring to re
To set out and care for an orchard 1 move a woodtick from the hide of hii
until It cornea into bearing requlrea
considerable labor and expense, and
to find ont after working four or five
years to secure good growth that a
mistake in the selection of varieties
haa been made will prove a costiy ex
perience. Of course there Is always a chance
of being imposed upon by the nursery
man. The fn niter may make a good
i selection nnd order them, and re
' ceive them properly labeled according
' to his onler only to find out that be
' has been swindled when the
commence to bear too late to evoid
the loss.
The only safe plan is to buy only
from responsible nurserymen) who
I will not substitute after accepting the
I order. There arc plenty such so that
i there is not much excuse for buying
1 f Irresponsible dealers.
The best plan is to select for the:
principal dependence varieties that
already have been tried and proved.
There is an abundance of these with
out risking too much on untried or
unknown sorts. Because some trav
' eling agent who is Interested in sell
I ing some high-sounding variety at u
I big price recommends them is not n
Sufficient reason for investing.
Difference In soil and cultivation of
i growth make a difference In the
j growth and quality of the fruit, and
! the only safe guide is to take old and
tried varieties for the main crop and
j then If desired a few trees tif fancy
' sorts of unknown quality may be se
lected to try.
On the farm plan first to have a full
supply all through the year. Then
if more is wanted plant good wintct
varieties that are strong in appear
ance, as in a market apple appear
ance is nn Important factor. X. J,
Shepherd, In Farmer's Voice.
THE SAN JOSE SCALE.
Hprii? inu vii'i Crude Petroleum Hm
Hern PoonU USflTectlVO lu De
nim., inir the Peat.
Prof, John II. Smith reports to the
association for the advancement "f
science that he has found spraying
with etude petroleum to be n sure
method of destroying the S:m Jose
scale. He flrsl tried it on a Duchess
pear tree, which was badly Infested.
In the early part, of January, 1898, he
painted the tree thoroughly from the
tons of the twius to the ''round. Lons
before spring opened it was easy to j
see mat tlicre was not, a nunc- scale
remainiiiL' on the tree. As it started
.,..11 l,i ilin ciii-lni, i.). nt u itnean Iran,
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were sprayed with a nozzle to cover
tl-.em us MMmletefar as DOaslble. Aj '
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they bad begun to make leaf prmvtn,
he found in some eases folliiire In-
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iiireti, auu iien nn c.miu. ne.i
of oil was put on the fruit buds were mothers, tliete is nuinistiP r alum! it It cures Parosis, Locomotor Ataxia, Norvntis Pmstra
. .,. , m . . , i i 4 illarrhtea, regulates the Btomteh and Bowels, , tion, Hysteria, Fits, Insanttjf, Purnlysis and tho
killed. lle tree trentetl m winter ,.,,.. u .f,,.,,, ,he o rsduceii HwhuIIs of Kicnmivo Oss of Tobaooo, Opium or
not only hlossunieil and bore well, but
i .i
it made a rank and rigorous growth,
nnd the foliage had a color that en-
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aided anyone to identify it us far as
thev eouhl see it. It was as if an
application of nitrate of soda had
been made around it. I his increase
in vigor and growth continues tip to
the present time.
The) next winter many trees were
treated, Including apple, peach, plum
and cherry, anil by his advice many
others tested it. so that probably 2,000
to 3,00(1 'rees were treated that win
ter. In no ease lias any tree been
injured, and in nil cases the scale was
destroyed and the tree appeared vlg
optnis and healthy during the slimmer.
In nil" case where tlicre were three
rows of apple trees .'HI to 40 years old,
the middle row alone wjs sprayed,
and in .lime it was a sight to behold.
The other rows looked sleklv bv the
silk of that, and on that the fruit set!
full and fair. American Cultivator.
HANDY LITTLE HOTBED.
on- ran i! Const roc ted Aiin Ihfl
SIU of the lions.- or Stahlr fit
Trilling Expense,
A small lnitiiri! may in- censtructed
I alore? the siile of the bouse or a stable,
1 os tJiou n in the illustration, and partly
heated through a window, Excavate
A HANDY 1IOT1IED.
to the required depth, going below the
frost Hue, nnil build up :i wall topping
it with brick uml sloping it about six
i nelies to the front. A erop of lettuce
or violets may le grown in such a bed
with only Ihe heat derived from the
cellar. Farm ami II tune.
Sodlnni Kltrnte for (ardens.
Sodium nitrale is especially valuable
for intensive culture in gardens snd
fields tributary to large cities where
quickness aud abundance of growth are
factors of prime necessity. The ready
formed nitrate is an indispensable fer
tilizer for flowers nnd gardens as well
as for fields. It performs a function
which cannot be easily replaced by any
other form of nitrogenous material
among field crops. The sugar beet is
especially susceptible to the Influence
of nitrate of soda nnd this is the most
economic form of nitrogenous fertilizer
that can be secured. Dr. H. W. Wiley,
In Farm and Dome.
A Nice niitlnrtloa.
Mrs. Washout Wo de Johnsons claim
i to come ob better stock dan de Jack
I sons?
i Mrs. Wringer Yais; ole man John
dog. "Don t you know, you ungrate
ful beast, that nothing worth having Id
this world can be got without digging
for it?" Chicago Tribune.
Jail occupants don't csre, they saya
If measUs come about;
They're pretty middling sure that they
Aren't likely to break out.
Elliott's Magazine.
WHAT Hi: UOliiD DO.
tea A
vs. l;a Jn '
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Professor of Anntnmy This subject,
in addition to having his jugular vein i
severed, was sbol twice through the
heart, In const quence of Inch be died,
.Now. wbal would you do in a ease like
this?
Student I'd die loo. ChicngoChron
icle.
liuiniin Nature.
Bunie fo'.kn take llilncs as they come,
Hut 'ti a fact, you know.
That pickpockets and shoplifters
Take things at tin go.
C'litcug" l.itly N ki
Toechlna" Death,
Firsl Boer Poor Schmidt! lie met
s death during that lat rngagwnenti
Second Doer How did it happen?
Klrsl Doer lie had hi whiskersshot
sway and died of n broker, heart. Town
Topics.
The Are Kxpeptlans.
" There seems to be n general inipres
idnn thai fat men ure ulwiivs content-
"It can'l be true. Some fat men
arc married." Clevelnnd Plain Dealer.
Considerate.
"Thev snv he is u very careful.
coir
scientinus husband."
"He is. Whenever he is going to be
home to dinner he always lets his
1'n""' beforehand
-I'tick.
Till lit: VI OK A IX.
fat over flftV vo.in MlSa WtSSLOW1! POOTH"
nm Hvhim lmm tisan 11 II,, ttt.illu.rH fin their
elilldesn while tssthlns'. Are ymi iliniuriie.'. si
atatrtandbtoki m ofyoui rent by ,i Mk Sblld
HiitTeriiiic mill erving ivitli plln ot euttlnif teetll.
, ,.,.,i t ,.,. nmlget n li.,ttle.,f "Mrs Win.
slow's 3oothlne Syrnn r for Children Teething
Its value Is inoalouleb
li viiln li Inottlcului'tr. It will n lti vt tli pMr
.,,:T,.r,,r , , .,it,. , . D.-niiul nn.iii it
ou im VVfnd OoMC) loftens Ihfl OuniSi rcwucM
itii:uiniiiti(ti, utui r;Ivm lone nnd enoivy t tin
I n'mmniation, and Rives lone and energy to the
itiinir.v-ii'iii, .ir'. VTiniiow R rw'iiinH ny
,,, ,, 0hdren leelhlna is .eaM.nl tc the
laateand Is the prescription of one of tin old-
est nnd best female physicians nnd nurses in the
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throua-hoiit the world. Price, twenly-llve cnnls
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Farm For Sale.
A nice fin' i ii oontuiuing 3S aors it-
ante iu Perry Twp., mile from Aline
ndjoiningJ. I'. Nnnjjle's farm. (I mil
huilllui;s and excellent water. Musi
lie -old soon. For prices nnd partlcm
lars cull on or nddress ;
5-10 41. SAItAH 1IKIM, Aline, Pa.
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CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON
Coertagious Bleod Poison is tha snest dearrading aud destructive of all diseases, as it vitiates and comitits the entire svsteui.
KmT.Wtse.KoiT.
aMfw ia, writes
asuekUSjwUh
pr"ST. at er sto
tee years I safered
satoltf misery. Uy
CURE YOURSELF AT HOME.
hrtdy wes eoverea wilt
eras sad idecr Sev
eral Hawses treated
dose study of blood
me, Del an to no yitr-
pose. Taeaieronrvaad
otasa tliey fare tne
lessees to add fut to
the Swfnl flsnie which
was davotirias. me
Friends sdvicu mt to
try. S e I began tak
ing it and imprnnvd
fiom the atsrt. nnd s
C'tnplete and perfect
CMS was the reruU."
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NEURALGIA cured by Dr
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' Plus. "On cent a dose."
At all drumls!
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ine nrst sere or ulcer is followed by little red plapleeea the bov, ssouth auu throat become sore, the
glaads enlarge and inflame, copper colored splotches appear, and hair and evebrews fall out. These are
ssae of the milder symptoms ; they lucre ass in severity, finally attacking tne vital organs ; the body is
tortured with rheumatic pains and covered with offensive eating sores.
It to a peculiar poisoa, and so highly contagious that aa hsnecent person handling the same articles
used hy sae infected with this loathsome disease, nay be inoculated with the virus. It can tic transmitted
from paxsat t child, appearing as the same disease or It a modified form like Kczema or Scrofula.
Many aa eld sore or stubborn skin trouble appearing in middle life, is due aud traceable to blood
poisoa contracted in early life. Ten may have taken potash and mercury faithfully for two or three years
and thought you were eured, but you were not, for these poisonous minerals never cure tills disease ; they
drive ft from the outside, but it is doing its work on the inside, and will show up again sooner or later.
Yost may not reoosralte it as the same old taint, but it is. 6. 8. 8. has cured thousands of cases of
CoetagtMs Blood Poison, and it will cure yeu. It is the oalT purely vegetable blood purifier known,
and the only antidote for this poison. S. S. S. drinisi the blood thoroughly of every particle of tbe
poison there to never any return of the disease.
poison and actual experience in treat
ing it. Yoa can cure yourself perfectly and permanently
at home, and your secret ia your own. Should you need
any information or medical advice at any time, write to
our physicians. They have mailt- u life study of bleod
diseases, and will give your letter prompt and careful
attention. Consult tlieui as often as you please ; we make
no charge whatever for this sen ice. All correspondence is
conducted in the strictest coufidcuce.
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7.
O slarirer than ev-r before-my
$ ejKo ior 1 1 e SAiuri UUUJJ. My prices on 4; rolls i-t cin iipi I
,) wish to clone out will Huit tho pocket book ol inae.A uml kiivh
others uioiiHy, )i tint think of buying your full mi pit imtil
O you give my stock of cnip -ts your attention anil ;. . ,
2 of some of my baattnius 1 am olTering.
i See Mr Display of Cnrtains, Goitain P0I6S& Fixtares. i
t'ncesjusl iil'IiI
One Word About Pictures.
r am offering my presi-nl stock of pictures : p
TH.N COJST Htnl koiiic lor (be pi ice of tbc glu 1 1 t '
Don't miss ilns sale,
J have sotim prettv things to offer i'i Furnittu
La ci will surprise yon in Sty Ips ami 'rices.
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