TDE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
l(11n n the Intrrnstlonnl Scries far
jul, 1. 11MMI Jrsua Walk
ing on the Sf.
Prepared by H. C. Inlngton.
THE LESSON TEXT.
Matthew 14:2-33.)
And stralshtway Jesus constrained
ui. illscinlea to get Into a ship, ami to go
before Him unto the other aide, while Ho
enl the mumiuaes away.
3. And when He had sent tne mtmilUMa
away. He went up into a mountain apart
to pray; aim wnen in evening waa cvmw,
He was there alone.
M But the ship was now In the midst of
(he aea, tossed with waves; for tin- wind
MM contrary.
nd in the fourth watch of the night
jcHUR went unto them, walking on the aea.
26. Ami when the disciples jaw Him walk
nfr on the sea. they were troubled, saying.
I i i a spirit; and they cried out for fear.
ti. But straightway Jesus spake unto
thm. saying. Ue of good cheer; it Is I; be
pot afraid.
And 1'eter answered Him and said.
Lord. If It be Thou, bid me come unto
Yaee on the water.
ti. And He aald. Come. And when 1'etcr
a i come down out of the ship, ho walked
the water, to go to Jesus.
Hut when he saw the wind boisterous,
was afraid; and beginning to sink, he
led, saying. Lord, save me.
31. And Immediately Jesus stretched
forth His hand, and CaUtfht him. and said
unto him, O thou of little faith, wherefore
illilst thou doubt?
tL And when they were come Into the
ihlpi the wind ceased.
S3. Then they that wi re In the ship eanic
and worshiped Him, saying, 'f a truth
ThOU art the Son of God.
i. in. DION TEXT. Of ii trnlli Thou art
he Son of God. Mall. 14(88.
NOTES AND COMMENTS,
This- lesson follows in chronological
order those of Inst quarter, the events
occurring during the evening and
night following the feeding of the
5,000, in April, A. D. i'.'. After this
(Treat miracle, which woi the crown
ing act of a busy day of teaching and
healing, Jesus spent a night in prayer,
He persuaded His disciples to leave
Vim to dismiss the multitude! nnd to
cross to the other side of the lake at
fotno point where He would meet
them later. Then "He went up into
the mountain apart to pray." Thus
Ha spent the latter part of the after
noon, and darkness coming on closed
about Him, still alone with God. 1 Ins
tupgests one of the two protitalilu
lines of study opened up by the lcs
fi Jesus spent a very busy life
mg men, but not the opportunities
nade for solitude, a sacred loneli
tvhen even Ills nearest disciples
o not permitted to be by Elm.
..dilation and prayer are children of
solitude. Note all this particularly
Ii. the recorded life of the'Saviour, but
klto in all the great characters of the
Bible.
The other line of study that might
i taken up pertains to the miracles
t Jesus. There have been many op-
tunitiea for this before in our
Idy of the Ufa of Jesus, and it was
Ichtd unon briefly in the study of
Isvis feeding ?ne 5,000, but it is even
ore suggestive and pertinent in con
ation with such a miraclo as that
I ' the present lesson, showing, as it
Idoes, Jesus' power over nature. t-
Three incidents are suggestive of
experiences that come to every life:
i The tossing of the waves raised
r a "contrary wind;" (2) the fright
! the disciples at sight of tbeir IIeli
, and (3) Peter's experience, result
ig from his wavering faith.
The first suggests the contrary
winds which arise in fhe sea of life
Storms come up very suddenly on
rnali, inland bodies of water. 1 he
disciples soiled during a bright after
; ton upon a calm sen. They had got-
'ti no more than half way across
"hen their frail fishing boat was at
the mercy of tempestuous waves. The
inalogy suggests itself. We know not
he hour or the circumstance which
ill turn our fair day into a cloudy,
orm-swept one. Happy is he who
hows to whom to turn for help nt
uch a time.
"And in the fourth wntcli of the
J'iffht (between three and six o'clock
the morning) Jesus went unto
them, walking on the sea. And when
the disciples saw Him walking on the
sea thev were troubled." This ex
perience of the disciples can hardly be
called unique, for it often happens in
life that we mistake at first our best
friend for nn enemv. We are nf-
I frighted at the appearance of our help-
er, I rovidencp moves In a mvsterioiiR
way, nnd1 the heln we mar bo even
(Xpeetfaup comes In a manner so to
tally unexpected that we mistake it
'or n new evil. The disciples took
I their Mncfpr fr.r n nlianlfini ninrp f rt
bs feared than the storm which
'hrontened them.
thirdly, Peter's experience is often
''M'lieoted in our own lives. When
'f- si ibii i utnii in i m n i i
tiepped from the boat upon the water
" i'nitation of his Mnster. But once
Upon the water the boisterousness of
'he waves affected his mind more
than the presence of Jesus. Doubt
ociran in on l,;. I.....-, nrt . ...
.. . i, in ii, .ii i . villi, nn WWW
liohlly venture upon a good work full
Of a great faith and1 purpose, but sud-
hiiij we become aware of the dan
JfWl that threaten and of the difflcul
"l f the way. "Faint heart never
w"i fair lady," and faltering faith
never performed any great miracles.
"e VOIPP nf t. no ,1,,..,
).l "J little faith, wherefore didst thou
VIk and Thistles.
1'ower with man proceeds from pow-
with God.
The saddest truth U I am than
'he merHe.i
The un t arwnvg .hinlnir to the
nan who walks by faith.
Christ's rule Is everywhere, but His
throne is l the heart.
The Bible la the mirror of conscience
held nn to man'. ,.....
al , - m SIX. U I ,
Toe human Yinrt I. inA . rtr.n.
La v iii i int. u aiai'iiv
Phone evUnrisi .-j
IT are often cut by the atylua of
r-'"- am s Horn.
What Thrj Snlit.
"IHd the girls say anything when
they heard of my engagement'.'" Ur
usked with nat lira I curiosltj .
"Very little," was the reply of her
dearest friend.
"Hut they said something?"
. "Oh, yes; they said something."
"What was it ?"
"Well, most of them merely ex-1
claimed, 'At last!' "
There was a pause, and then she
asked: "Wall, what did some of the
others say?"
"One of them said: 'Who'd have
thought it?' another, 'Will wonders 1
never ceose?' nnd a third "
"Oh, never mind the rest." interrupt
ed the fiancee. "I never did have much
curiosity."-Chicago Post.
Poor Mail.
Perry Patetlo Please, lady, help s
poor man w'at's been outer work fer
uiore'n a year.
Kind Lady Here's a quarter, poor
man. Can't you find anything to do at
all?
Perry Patetle No, lady, It's so lonj;
since 1 done n jab o' work dat I don't
tink I'd re eke raise one now if it come
up an1 took its hat off ter me. Phila
delphia Press.
Memory
"I suppose you rind a good memory
of great assistance in your work?"
"No, sir," suid Senator Sorghum.
"Remembering is all well enough In i t s
way, but a good forgetter, who can i
change his opinions nn short not ice am!
not Hurry oer promises is the man
who get on beat in my part of the
state."- -Washington Star.
nnnili of Sympathy.
Mrs-. Ollatiout I thought you und
Mrs. Selldom-Holme were hardly on
peaking terms, but I saw you talking
with her last evening In the friendliest
niunnir Imaginable.
Mrs. Qotfrequent Yes, I found out j
she'd been having the miiiii' kind of
trouble with her hired girl that I've ,
had with mlno.- Chicago Tribune.
Amiable Hut Pli(l.
"What is your object In dwelling so
persistently mi abstruse philosophic
topics T'
"Well," answered tha man, with a
Tory gentle but unprnsperous look,
"I Suppose It's because Its one of the
few places where 1 can dwell without
paying rent." Washington Star.
Oh, Lars, (tweet l.ovel
"You hove not kissed me," she pout
ed, "for 13 minutes!"
"I know it," he said. "I have a very
sensitive, tooth, which Is liable to aeho
if I do."
What do yu mean, sir?"
"Why, you are so sweet, you knowl"
Y. World.
Am. Exception to the Bale.
Bronxborough They say "two
heads are better than one."
Richmond That is ah a mistake.
Both my wife nnd I want to be the
head of the house, and it doesn't work
at all. N. Y. Journal.
A Fair I'lphnngo,
Angry Poet (rushing into the office)
See here, sir! That cheek you sent
me for my poem is no good I
Editor (coldly) Neither was the
poem. Shut the door, please. 'Harlem
Life.
Inequality.
The orator oft charms the crowd;
His talking---men adore It.
Til" auctioneer talks Just as louJ
Ami Keta no notice for It
Washington Btar.
(HIT HIM IP.
Snlgsby Ah I my dear young lady,
I reuiember you when you were the
same height aa that umbrella.
Mlsa Smart M yea; and I should
any we're about tho snmo nge. Judg
ing from the look of it. Ally Sloper.
Al the Minstrels.
"Ah say, Bones, doan' yo' know Ah
cyan't get dat fellow out ob mah
haid."
"Who's dat, Tambo?"
"Why, Dan Druff." Chicago Daily
News.
In livouklyn.
"Jones thinks his baby Is a real
gool thing."
"Yes; he may be seen almost nny
evening pushing It along." Town
Topics.
Will De a, Woman.
"Henpeck's baby in tongue-tied,
they say. Is he going to have Its
tongue cut loose?"
"No; he aaye he don't think ho will.
It is a girl." Philadelphia Bullotin.
Hn Been There.
"Watts has a striking personality,
hasn't he?"
"Yes; so striking that I slways try
to dodge him when I have a cent In
my pocket." Philadelphia Uulletin.
Rei
8nrVy Did you take In the Paris
exposition?
Vow No; quite the reverse Syra
cuse HersltL
Correcting Him.
"I will make you walk the ehalk!" e
claimed the angry customer, as he Jed
the milkman through the stream of
milk. Baltimore American.
I f- Vet" Point.
.-. my dear," said s New York
muu in ins Ks-yi'ar-oid daughter, "I
wish iiii would do your lwt to eap
tivate the heart of our coachman."
"A nd 'elope with him. papa?"
"Ye,, my dear."
"Ah, 1 see; you dear, cute papa!
cu want all the papers to say I am
fascinating beauty and a reigniug
belle."
"Well, that would help a little; kot
that is not the main point."
"What is it, then, p.ipa?"
"Why. the papers will all say rnu
nre the daughter of a millionaire, and
that will enlarge my credit. Bee?
Now, you run out to the stable: Unit'
a (.'oixl girl," Ohio State Journal.
I'rejmll I Against It.
Friend Pat, what do you think of
this new-fangled "absent treatment"
that we hear o nation about uo-
days?
Pnt Piegorrv. Oi don't think much
of it. Oi was nbsint only one night
recently nnd the trntement OI re
ceived from the wotfe of nies htizzirn
upon me return vns a discredit to the
family. It cured me all might, but Oi
don't enre fer no more ebsint trste
ment In molne, t'nnk ye, H, Y
World.
II Association.
"I understand," said Mrs. Kosttque,
"thnt you have been seen promenading
with my husband; (s thnt true?" The
governess drew herself up defiant!.
"Yes, It is," she replied. "Well. Miss
Primer," the other continued, ctilinly.
"if you wish to remain here you'll have
to keep (letter company." Catholic
Standard aud Times.
She and Itevenne.
"Do you know," he sold, "thnt every
time 1 look at you 1 have thoughts of
reve nge?"
"Why?" she gasped.
"Because," Le iwiswsred, "revenge Is
sweet."
Then she. told Mm nhe thought to
morrow would be as good a time as any
to see papa. Chicago Tdmes-llemld.
Putting- Hint Nest.
Bunco Steerer Ah! Isn't this my
old friend, Joshua sVjuatudi, of K'-
hack?
Farmer Bornheak WsV-aL, no; nol
exactly. Hut all tbo same, young
man, you'vo struck a gissl thing In
me if you jst work U up right.
Tuck.
Psprt for Joksrs.
Mr. Funiiiman I see a kind of iacr
is now being made from seaweed wlJuh
Is trun spa rent.
Mrs. Funniinsn Why don't you gi'i
some of it to write four Jokes on, so
that people could see through them?
Yonkers Statesman.
HaresHtarr Garments.
Tommy Pop, what is the meaning
of "hereditary?"
Tommy's Father Anything thai de
scends from father to son.
Tommy Then jour old clothes that
ma mskes over for me era hereditary,
ain't they? Philadelphia Beeord.
Ho Dajiaer of Emenreaclsa.
Mother Does your fiancee knowany
thing about cooking? In caae of an
emergency, you know.
Bon Well, no; but she's an ex-college
football player, and could eaaily
prevent any conk from leaving until we
secured a new one! Puck.
For Fatherly Conaliserntlon.
Tou may find tha fount of knowledges.
Yet not know how to drink;
Ton may drive your son to college.
Though yau cannot make him thick.
Philadelphia Press.
Bits r SORT Or EVIDENCE).
Ix)tta Coyne Crarn Is s puzzle.
Cuttino Jllntz Ves. I know three
men who have given her up. Chicago j
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Optttrlttl rltllllO 1 gtars rrlnted on under side of tsa). sre not o,kh far ire.r itfj,
but will lie iisld fur In CASH ou ibvussts of iwuuiy cmlimi
bandred. If reeelyed by nmn or bef.re March In. IKio.
nrBICAK IN SI I Ml tbat m dime's
STAR PLUG TOBACCO
will last lancer aod afford more pl. n.urr Ibsn a dime's wurtk af anj
other brand. MAKE THE TEST I '
tea. tats to CONTINENTAL TOBACCO CO., SI. Lcult, Mo.
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slock f pictures al cost, LESS )'.
price of the glass in the frames. &
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to offer in Furaiture, all new. n
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llf-AltM'A UAHKlAUr.S ami
are up to -date.
'ent Ion has be called to lately In regard to
siiuie aoods si I.KHS MONKY i ban anv
. u you easier PAY U KNT than all others.
itlit Undertaking Dcnnrtmcnt.
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CONTAINING
50,000 Words
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12 DEPARTMENTS IN ONE VOLUME, i
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all FUsMPI I'Tt-kTi
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ii h t'Vi-t) W' lil in I'i'iiiiiKiii
uisae, ana full snswers toe puruuss ui si ibbsi mree uui ui i-.i-ry
foul people. Worcester llletlunar) hss IftMSO words t'entury '..(hhi
aud stsndsrd jao.tiwi Tbese eosi f roin fi" t" i-i' escta. inir. with
50.000 wonls ins) now bobsduiioii ti-ini beretofure utdiesrdif,
A ni-n ill Mi iliuws tin' plursl forum nl ull tin nonns.
Anotberpoltiisoul slmut AOOO esiieclallj lillt-ult words! but
the iMesteM nf nil ni'lai' i-mriitti In inoilerii tin t lunary milk Inn u tbe
ftddltli f W.3II0 wurd. i" Ibis dlctlonsr) hi meaii.uf n mi.Ii- psge,
called tbs "Columbian Word-Builder."
Resides tbe Dletlonsn ii lino fontslns twelve
deiartmeiit., sj ffillowm I Abbrwvta-
(lasattaer of tin- World 1 tarsje titles : I rarlli intar
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Latter Writer) l, Use of Capitals) II, Punctuation) I
I'iihIhI Guide,
.inn 1,115 llll IllilllIM : I lulu I .,l,n- I
ish'i'si riainidoiiieiy uuumi in in.ii.i;; uaiii' i eotcts.
ontru sutlV T" Intradnes F nml ffnine, our nstlon.
ulVtN AWAY, lemlnionlblr (whleh slresdj bss elrcnla
tlon Of 880,0001, ini" thoosMiU of boaie. wliere It 15 nol ii"
taken, rnske the rollowlns Remarkable Offer: Tlie rasuisr
1. . '1 11. ,.i.. I. so eenls s resr. but we wlllaeiiu 11 to
(thin roper, l months on Irwl for only SB eents
lainn.l, snd ulilnuil furiluT rlisrue m ini Jiii'
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li nil! niii-iiat. .1 m i:i:i in. 1 11 list, contslBlnii oeIM
useful articles Slid rtlis mnsl remsrkshlr utter. eer msse.
If viniriilirrlpiiiui I. -cut linnii'dlatil) we will ill-" Ineludus POBSSI
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aims nr ins worm, coniuninv msim 111 nun, mm-ii ,n,i -
least f t If nurciuwed senaratetr. x-.m xniniiil erery wnsre
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23 Clock, day. Cslcn.lsr, Tlifrmciu
ter. Ilarc.meier 6eo
it linn rsss, leather, no bettor mads, buu
26 Revolvsr, satoraxstle, doable s.-tiin,
orMesllbsr
M Tool Sst, Dot plsjrtbtngs, tral r.nl
tOOH 60
37 Toilet Bel ilecu-stct porcelain,
eery baodsooas soo
js Baxnloifton Kill" No.S, UorUeal, NO
Watch, itsrllag stlTsr.rall Jeweled luoo
su Dress 80I1 esse, lcsitier. hsngsoais
smi darsbls nwo
31 Be wins Msebioe, nr.; ulasB,wilfa
all sttscliinelila 16U0
IS Berolrsr, Colt's, IVecsUbsr, iilne.l
eleel 1500
:ci Rlfls, Colt's, IS-sbut, tt-csUher. ...I6ts
34 Uuttsr (VX'snhburui, r. . .1. in
laid M00
36 Mi!. very hsudsuuie 3000
SS tvim hc-ter lleieatiug Shot Oun,
13 intuits 3000
37 atsiiilntfiiin, dnuhle bsrrel. hsin-
uierHuut (juu. loor 1'iKSUKO 3000
IS MeystSi atsndsrd mske, . lies Of
HSUts !6l
3D Shut Oun. IteiulliKtuu. double bar
rel, hsmiuerlese 3ooo
40 Renins Music Ikix. 16t Inch UU0..6000
worth of