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TEE SUNDAY SCECOL.
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Lesson In the International Si rl (or
June -I. tiMMs Qnnrterly
Ilcvlew Mad . .
Prppnred by H. C, I.rnlptrton.
QOLDB. TtJXT.-Th klliailuui oome.
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A CHRONOLOGICAL REVIEW.
Delow we give a brief historical re
view covering that period in the life of
Christ included in the past quarter's
study :
i. 28, Midsummer Jesui utters tiie
rmon on the Mount illorns of llattin.)
llstt chapters 5, ami
Servant healed, nt Cai
Centurton'i
rnaum.- .Mutt,
.:,.)::; I.uke 7:1-10. ... Widow's son raisi d,
at Natter Luke 7:11-17 John the Uap-
Itii tends to Ji us to learn if lie is the ;
ji. -slah In Galilee.-Matt 11:2-19; I.uke j
T:ts-3S Jesus warns Qalllesns, and in- ,
iritei them, laying: "Come unto me. all 1
ye that labor." etc. Matt 11 : 20-30 Il mis
at dinner In Pharisee's house; .sinful !
ao man anoints ills feet: Jrsus utiirs
parable, of "The Two Debtors. "Luke
tJt-tO,
, d S, Autumn Jesui and disciples make
another tour of Galilee. Luke :l-3
j, sua heals blind and dumb d monlac, ..t
Capernaum. Matt 12:3-45: .Mark 3:22-
30 ..Jesus mother and brethren visit
Him, at Capernaum. Matt. 12:46-60: Mark
:; 11-36; I.uke 8:19-21... .Jesus speaks eight
parables by the Sea of Galilee. Matt.
13:1-53: .Mark 4:1-34; I.uke 8:4-18.... Jesus
tills tempest on Galilee. Matt. 8:l-27:
Mark 4:35-41; I.uke 8:22-28.... Jesua re
nores demoniac, at Gergesa (a town on
eastern shore of Galilee). Mutt. 8:28-34;
Mark 5:1-20; Luke 8:28-3!). . . . J. sus attends ',
Matthew's feast, at Capernaum.- Matt
9:'0-17; Mark 2:15-22; Luke 8:28-39. .. .Jesui I
restores Jairus' daughter to life. Matt
S:lS-2ti; Mark 5:21-43; Luke B:40-Bfl Jesus I
curei two blind men and one dumb pus- i
eised, at Capernaum. Matt, 9:27-34,
A. D. Winter Jesus rejected a second '
Una' at Nazareth-Matt. 13:53-68; Mark
j:I-fl Jesus semis out the Twelve to
preach and heal In Galilee towns. Matt.
9:38 to 11:1; Mark 8:6-13; Luke 9:1-6.
A D. 29, March John the Baptist be- 1
headed, at Mai herns. -Matt. 14:1-2; Mark I
6:14-29; Luke 1:7-9.
A 1. 2!). April Jesui feeds' the five thou
sand near Bel hsaida. M Itt. 14:13-21: Mark
I;3Mii; Luke 1:10-17; John 6:1-16.
TWS3 Tt! vi 'II l Vi ctv ll.'ana
The more Importanl teacltintri 0f
the pasl quarters study nmj he brief- .
Ik recalled in the order of the lessons:
Lesson I. The Beatitudes .Matt. 4:25
i'Jl Recall the several beatitudes, and
ate that they Indicate the way of I s.!
MM (blessedness) as point, d out by Jesus.
Lesson IL Precepts and Promises Matt j
'1-14. Jesus warns against censorlousi: i .
lit! Judging others; teaches tint prayi . Is
merely asking, leeking and knoi kli
I Owl always answers; glvi s u.. lie golden .
I rule of conduct; and linally dei lun s . rv
plainly that entrance Into the kl il im of I
I Heaven Is not easy, but rcquln
trait (narrow) Is the Kate and narrow the ,
ay which leadeth unto life.
Lessen III. The Daughter of Jolma
I Raised Mark 6:22-24: 85-42, "Tho ( !
lis not dead, but sh-cpeth." The eveni Is f
I lion later, and elves to : ,, ,i, ,..
Ilnc assurance that death due i.ot , nd nJl, '
but thai we ahall rise to a new . ad bi tter
line.
"-in IV. The Centurion's Sen
IHealed. Luke 7:1-10, Jeiuslnvslni
this lesson s commanding emnb: i Is on
Ithe centurion's faith and comi
an example to tho world. Thl i .
Iso lets the hars down for the nr ai hlna
If the Gospel to the Gentiles.
I Lesson v. Jesus and John the baptist
uke 7:lS-3. "By their fruits v-e . hall know
Jecu '; heallnj: t-Ilndci
lame and leprous, raisins the dead, and
thing the Gospel to the poor nrovci
Ito Juhn and the world that He is the ,
tan, me ouuuuru: me woriu.
U-sson VI. Jesus Warnlni; and Invitlr.fr I
-Matt. 11:20-30. There Is treat danker In
! 8 against Ufht, "It shall bemoi
fable for Tyre and Sldon at the '
Mfment" than for such oi bo I .
ten. not heeding tha call of Jesus.
Ui.'.j Ue, all ye that labor and arc i
N nd I will tive vou rest."
LtMOn VII -Jesus St the Phnrlsnp'i
PSiiL Luke 7:38-60, Note the lacl r.
. ness (r the pharlsea who did noi ac-
I'trd his BUeal the aeeuatntti, , kl .. nil fur
U head or the Washins of feel L'hrlsl
jjai'tl the (treat itnm r as r- lUIly
fcatr one. Note also the reason the
wi mm. man wai forslven: "foi . iovid
luch."
klDtsr VI1T. Pnmh1 ,,r tha s,,ni i
Butt 13:1-8: and 18.23 Not th,o i ih.
Ixed was good seed, hut that the result de
IHr.Jul iition the ehameter of I he V..I
ll that where Oils I ma a ,,l I , '. .
psine mn must have shone and Ihi
MWUnt of r.on havm tallmm l-,., .... .
kl little to do with it, but merely the
fW and character of the around. In
Pr'onai application we know th I mui h
P"i" IJl- Uliou tile heal er W het hi r the e !
I the world lulls Inli, itnni n,
Fn or Rood (-round.
ynapter IX.-I'arables of the Kingdom
tt. 13:24.33. The seven ruirahlea ,.,..
ptthli time are recorded In Matt. 13 i...
fM Mark 4:20-35. They Include the para.
leof thH tun s, of the mustard s. , d. at the
poven. of tho hid treasure, of the pearl
C ones, oi thu Banina net. and of tha
Fruitful Held.
tf.."un X.-The Twelve Sent Forth- Matt
10 10.8. Tile Ii .re. 1 U ,.!., ,, ,u I..,.
I '1 . ! i' i . .ni.. ... i
.-. e ie . iiieieisiicre.il worn
' every servant of God to do. and It Is
i" proclaim, and themselves live as i: they
weveu that "the kinHnm ,,f n..;.e.... i
F' hand."
Mon XI. Death of John the Baptist
!. mnr, I I- ' '"I B niUailt B,1 Ul
"racter and how easily he Is moved to
"limit an awful crime. Contrast alan tha
fJIW memory and the helpful Influence we
r"' Tom the He of John as olilioseil In the
lytrmpt that has cuine down i. :. ail
: ur ror tlie weuk und wicked king.
-SSOfl V I I Tl.- us si all"
I?1 ' probably the Illustration the mir-
us of how much God can make
rul of a verv mil.. Th.. i:. a ,ua
' noble use that his live small loaves
10 1)0 nut to. neither itn u . Um.u Ih..
Mil possibilities of our small talents.
A Pnalll 'I'lili,,.
IChri..- 7 .
.risttan.ty is nothing if not ,.osi-
- ill, ie ll.llieil 111 BT1J 111 a
rtietilar form is no evidence of nietv.
rn liave hated the devil who had made
PrOL-resi t.oefird h.ein.r :.,I
fel'U, the furious driver, in a bum of
nrenLJila l ;.,.i.m D..1 ...
B,i-. - "'h". "oi-
r vm hut
".lehll look Tin heed tn
C ?! in 'aw OI tne I'or1 (iou of
vl "itn all Ins heart. lt is little
th
' point to he told what a man
jnrtj it ig vital to know whut he
10r'-S- S.Timei.
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onlv Infalllhla thlno- in hi
f or Id j. fa, , . '',,. , . ,
- xi uun ij i , i iiuei, &wjii
Dat Vim . . .
aajj ricri an argiiiueni uv
tltrary ariruriient. hnl mn 'a n twit
aaa .
1 lact hy nn argument. A (ad
"uunate. and it is the n.irt nf wis.
m to ndjunt ourselves lo it instead
"ff'l tint? Sirninct it tn 4t,,,a.. -n
l0st harmonize our theories with it.
'ion we must accommodate our-
to it. Boston Watchman.
ire punished by our Eins ra'.lirr
lan for them.
Vl Ilrlbrry. uf CNNd
"Were you ever bribed?" asked the
constituent.
".Never!" replied tbo Montana legis
lator, emphatically. "No one ever has
dared to even offer me money for mi
vote. '
"I'm glad to bear you tax that,
' Bald
t lie constituent.
"Of course," went on the legislator,
".some one occasionally leaves a few
thousand dollars in my room or slipi
u little money into my pocket, but no
one would have I he Imrtl ill find to liaml
me anything." Chicago I'ost.
out bfa l I'n trlotlsnt.
There is a small boy at Islington,
whose father is a frenchman, but who.
himself, was born in Knglaud, ami has
lived there all liis life. Consequently,
he considers himself to he an English
man, lie has recently gone to school
otul has been taking his first les
In English history. I'hc other night
he looked up from his book, UiUsil jly,
and said to his fat her:
"Papa, we licked you awfully at the
hat tie of Waterloo, didn't we?" Tit
Cits. Net mi Bscentloa,
Little Niece Po you eat tobacco?
Uncle Way buck No, 1 only chew it.
"Wat's the use of chcwln' anything
if you don't eat it?"
"I I dunno."
"Seems to me grown peoplei never
know why they do half tho things i hi y
do." N. V. Week) v.
I'ri'i'i-deiit.
First Senator It seems this new
member paid $5i!0,l)(iu for his seat! It
would be a dangerous precedent to ac
cept his credentials.
.Second Senator Decidedly I Weean
not afford to countenance any such e-
'orUonaete price as that
I tetroit Jour
nal.
Wouldn't De Obstinate.
"We've come ter tell er. pardner,"
announced the spokesman of the vigi
lance committee, "thai every euss in
town 'cep'ln' yourself has agreed that
it's time fer yer ter li'ht out."
"I"f that's the ease, gents," replied
the facetious had man, "I'll move ter
make it unanimous." Philadelphia
Record.
.,, v
,.. ,, ' '
Mrs. Kfnilucnrl A poor tramp enmc
here to-day who said lie bnd been itlow ii
Up by dynamite and lived tot,', .
I fave him a dinner
d
of J our old clot lies,
Her Husband 1 am afraid, my dear,
that he
telly the
i leccived
Btory to
you, lie ;
live. X, V.J.
rnal.
Xnt u Hneeeai.
"I tried my poem on a dog, sir, as you
advised," said the poet.
"Well," said the editor, "what was
the result?"
"I was aires,! id b an officer of the"
Pocicty for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals." Harlem Life.
Barlor Reaarlas.
Many i youi a iwell, grandly got-up,
With th.; ladles makl s a hit;
He wean a three-Inch tti :, !-up collar,
With i o shirt banging on to It.
p. r.
i . r ; :i a. i:u.iii:;i si'iii'.iii'..
5
Vicar Your daughters OUgbtitO do
this heavy washing, Hetty; you ure
too old for such sork now.
Hetty Ah, and other work, too,
Bir; 1 ou'ht to be only for ornament
nt my agel Fun.
Anstrerril llir I'urpoax.
A womsn whistled at a car,
It stopped with sudden Jerk:
tier whistle was a faliure but
Her face pot In Itl w ork.
Chicago Dally Nws.
old Arlsleerats.
Mrs. Beaconstreet (of Boston) Do
your new neighbors belong lo the newly-rich
class?
Mrs. Porkenlard (of Chicago) Dear
me, no! They're had money for over
bL mouths. Judge,
Ilia rreferr nee.
"I dou't care for your poem, 'The
Son'' of the I. ark.' " remarked the cd-
honr of the l.ark. remarked
Jtor Th(. poet sighed wearily.
"To tell the truth," lie replied, "I
myself much prefer the lay of tlie lien."
Philadelphia Record,
Uompmlr Trunblrs.
Mistress Why did you pet steak
for ferenl. f.i,t when I lofil Vein f(, nr.
dcr Voril chops?
cw Cook 5hure, ma am, OI niver
eat pork at nil, at all. Chicago Daily
-ews.
Slia Wai Vaa Iniinlilll ve.
Castleton Unsn t your engagement
with Miss Splicer broken ofT rather
Eiiddenly ?
Clinker lei. he insisted upon
ahiMaAiai aaltaS mtr inlantinna vri-re.
v r V
Town Topics,
The old Fallback.
"If wac hod th' same wither nl
wnys," raid the janitor philosopher,
"thor'd be a lot nv people who wudn't
know phwat to talk about." Chicago
Daily News.
Ilia Cat Did I lie Ileal.
Mother Stop pulling the cat's tail,
EMlly Done.
"I don'! care how Mvara a cold ii,"
said the man who was not Buttering
1 from one, "1 can net rid of it in one
day."
"So enn 1," replied the man who was
e pocket handkerchiefs,
tit i 1 repugnant to me."
Chicago Post.
tin ii Grain or suit.
' Cuddy Glibber is not so bad a fellow
after all. tic told a mutual friend that
1 was DOl v.! I 11 Without tny gool
.points.
Duddy-sviiiit then, you know, yon
mt-nt nan iiiit fnltlt it, i,t
lattcrcr savs.- Host on Transcript.
-
tot of Ue vol Ion,
I so sure h r is in lo i
I w nv '
! with you'."'
"He remained SO minutes on his
I knees on the Ice with his gloves oft put
ling on a ; Ir of Uatea that other men
have put on for me in less than three
n.'nttti's." Chicago Post,
Snargralloa,
Thai per And how arc you two get
1 1 i iiir on together?
Ilombill I've tried everything to
make my wife happy; hut it seems no
use.
I harper You haven't tried suicide
, yet? P.roohlvn Life.
( ii refu I II ii- lis ml.
Friend (after tea) Your little wife
i a brilliantly handsome woman. 1 1
should think you'd be jealous of her.
Host (confidentially) To tell the
truth, Rlni kins, I am. I never invite
anybody lure that any sane woman
would take a fancy to. N. V. Weekly.
A l .nek of Con I nil.
"Hon't yqai think he has a wonderful
ontrol over his voice'.'" iked tin
''
"No," nil u. red Miius ( avenue. "I
san't my ! think that. He sings every
time nnyoni
ton Siar.
iski him to."- Wnshing-
Co rroli ,rn 1 1 , e.
Maud I believe Irene lui refused
that young minister.
Mul i 1 li.it have vou heard?
Maud Nothing; only 1 noticed last
Sunday morning thai he took his text
tin utations of Jeremiah.
( . me.
' if Itenaon.
.Thl ' lird- Of late vears the
1 1 F intelllgencoamnngnllolnsaeH
m ply wonderful.
n:d Hi
In lor - Yes. I not Ice there
t falling off In the num
Tit Hits.
tntlomed l I he (n I le r .
!" i ' ' limed the heavy villain,
"the , lot t bickens."
"It' al ' lit time," remarked the oc
",: ; nt of the gallery ; "it'a been pretty
thin so far." Philadelphia Record,
II it lie Would Pace it.
"Would yon face death for me V" she
asked,
".iire," he replied. "It's somewhnt
disagreeable, hut I'll go out. to the
morgue any day." Chicago Post.
Isjralaed,
umbr
It
1 IlC i lie I lost.
I i! n't Bee how
it can, for
ra DIiki : l:ttt Jotirna1).
. n Rxeeptlon.
i "Ho yon alvraya sympathize with
the under dog in :i light?"
"Yes, oxxcept when tlie nppeV dnpf
is my doc." Chicam Record.
:t ri i
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"O, ma. give ma somes candy I "
"fay, 'if you please,' then!"
"Why, you know, mn, that It al
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the blood, antidote, H forces out all iui Uritics, makes weak, thin bits .1 ll. ii. sit !!)
and healthy, and at the same time builds up the general health. S S. : istliconlv
purely vegetable blood purifier known, ami the only one that cau reach deep eatei
blood troubles, A record of 5.1 vents of luccessful cures proves it to be a rt liable,
unfailing specific for all Mood and -kin troubles.
froo Modloni Tro.ttmcnt. Our Medical Department is in i rgi of
skilled physicians, who have made b.i. and skin diseases a life study, so if you bavd
Contagioui lllood Poison. Cancer. Scrofula. Rheumatism Kermis an t il.l Sore or I h-cr.
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of tag), "Horse Shoo," ".J.T.." "OoodLnck," "Cross Bow,"
and " Dmmmoud " Natural Loaf Tin Ta i are of e jual value in
Hecnrinp; presents mentionod below, and may he assorted
Kvery man, woinau and cliiit1. ca:i And Eometliing 00 tho list
that they would like to have, nnd can have
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