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THE LESION TEXT.
(Matthew L'ti loG-lb. )
3. Then cometh Jesu. with them untr
u place called QethaemaiM, ami saith untc
the dlaclplaa, Sit ye here, while 1 go and
pray yonder.
SI. And lie took with Him Peter and th.
two Hons of Eebadae, and began to b.
sorrowful and very heavy.
36. Then salth H unto them. My ou'
Is exceeding sorrowful, even unto death,
tarry ye hire, and watch with me.
3S. And He went a little farther, and fell
on his fine. Mid prayed, .-aying, O m
EaUr, If It be passible, let this cup i
piuis Crom me; nevtrtheless not as 1 will,
but as thou will.
W. Ami He comelb unto the disciple?.!
and tlndeth them asleep, and saith unto
Peter, What, could ye not watch with
me one hour?
41. Watch and pray, that ye enter not
into temptation: the p.iit indeed is will
.my. but the Besh Is weak.
42. He went away aaaln the second I
time, and prayed, saying, 0 my Father,
If this cup may not pass awaj from me,
except 1 drink it, thy will be done.
13. Am- He came end louml them asleep
aKiiin: for their eyes were heavy.
II. And lie left them, and went awaj
asaln, and prayed the third time, say
ins the .iint word.1-.
45 Then cometh He to his disciples, and
saith unto them. Sleep on now, and
take your rest: behold, the hour Is at
hand. "and the Han of man Is betray.fi
into the hands ul sinners.
16. Rise, let us be going: behold he is
at hand that doth betray me.
UOLUISM TEXT. Sol m villi, bal
thine In- done. I. uUe ihli
NOTE8 AND COMMENTS.
The scripture to be studied includes
chiefly the account of Christ's suffering
in the garden of Gethsemane. This
was mi the lower slope of the Mount
of Olives, just opposite and II littl"
ways from Jerusalem.' There is. how
ever, one incident that is as appropri
ate to this lesson as to the last. That
is Jesus foretelling the fall of Petei
and Peter'semphatiodenial. This warn
ing was given in the upper room at the
close of the supper which Jesus had
just established ns a memorial of Hinv
stjf. On the waj out from Jerusalem
on the way to the Miami of Olives
Jesus gave II is disciples a fan well -;'.k.
All this should le studied lo get u
proper appreciation of the lessons
w bich Jesus' suiVi i in-:s and death were
meant to teach the world. Tnkfbgthe
lesson in this manner, the following
Scripture selections should be read:
Peter's fall foretold Luke 22:31-38 1
Peter's tall foretold John 13:36-M
Jesus' farewell discourse. John chaps, il-i
Intercessory prayer loim I7:l-!M
Peter's confidence Matt. 26:30-31
Peter's confidence Mark 14:26-31
The agony in the garden .Man. :ii.:i;-4i
The agony in the garden Marls 14:32-4!
The agony In the garden Luke 22:40-4(
Peter's Fall Foretold. There an
limitations to every character, Jesuit
Knew those of His disciples and ol
other men and women with whom he
came in contact. Peter was one of the
most Belf-confldent of the disciples
Herein lay both his great strength and
chief weakness, Jesus saw dangei
ahead and did not hesitate to wai n him
of it, although such warning was sure
not to be heeded. "Simon." said Jesns.
"Satan hath desired you that he maj
sift you us wheat." There is a great
deal of Chaff to most of us, and very
little of the nutritious grain of the
wheat. "But," added the Master. "I
have prayed for thee, that thou fail
not." J tu t the self-sufficient IVtei
thought he was ready for tiny teiupta
tion, no matter how severe, even prison
or death. Jesus had counted the cost.
Peter had not, and He knew the charac
ter of Peter through and through
w hen lie said : "The cock shall not crow
this day. before that thou shalt Ihrici
deny that thou knowest me."
Jesus' Farewell Discourse. Then fol
lows a lalk with Mis disciples that was
both comforting and saddening. Sad
dening, because it showed the great
change that was about to come upon
t hcin, Comforting, because of the ns
surance of Divine care In till the In
evitable vicissitudes that must over
take us in this life. This farewell talk
is contained in chapters 14, 15 and 16 ol
John's Gospel, perhaps the most fa
miliar portion of Scripture to untold
number! of people. Here it is that Wl
are encouraged in the hope for a bet
ter life than this beyond death, that
Jesus declares Himself the Way, tilt
Truth unci the Life. We are assured
that prayers in His name will in heard
aud answered.
The Agony In the Garden. Among
the causes of Christ's agday tin
thought of death probably figured not
tit all. liven among those less tirtul
organized than was Jesus, mental suf
fering hits become so great that death
in any form would be welcome. But we
know the emphasis Jesus always laid
on the fact of human sin, and the fresh
illustration of it in the character ol
Judas was in itself overwhelming, He
felt with the greatest intensity the sin
of the world. Death means more than
physical suffering. Il is t he penalty ol
sin, and so in some sort, however, we
explain it, Jesus suffered for the sin of
the world, and in part at least became
ils propitiation. The sublime part ol
it is that JeSUS was not merely going
through a form, but her was a suffer
ing He shrank from, but in this su
preme hour He showed absolute sub
mission. "Not my will, but thine, be
done." Was Christ's prayer answered ?
None can doubt it who will note the
fortitude with which He bore Himself
from this moment on. During all this
agony the disciples slept. It was not
through indifference. Luke, the phy
sician, says it was sorrow.
FIbo and TbUlles.
Sin is our only enemy.
His heart of s input li is behind His
hand of strength.
(Jiving love by the wuy is the way to
getting love.
If you do not flee from the devil you
will be fleeced.
He who makes light of the Bible will
get no light from it.
Only he can secure success who is
willing to face failure.
There is a tremendous chasm be
tween the poetry wa applaud and tlie
To toe engineer who has the powerful
forces of nature under his control, the pos
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and ready, wide awake and ever on the
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it the iimlnted time uifree blj to not
lilvei under m.l hand sua SChIhI the
nHI i- 11. Mlddlel ureh, the 2Rth din
A. P.... n- lhoU8atldiilnehuiidr.il 1 ne
(i. w ROW,
m 1
w
'I li H - APPKAIHKMKNTH. Moll
! --10 -n ll,.il the rollowln - U I I
prulseiiient.s tinder tho ISflO law, have 1. .
With the Clerk ol the or inn"' I'mn-i ol
couutj i..i confirmation Feb. U8tb, loot.
1. Apprniscmentof Sarah K Hteelj
" -i. ei.i . line ,.i eat Boiivei tun n-liig
Snyder County, In., deceased, elected 1..
taken 11 iii r the ISuO exemption law.
Appraisement .l liioiiaia I. lieni-iF,
widow
.1 -inii 1 11-1 1. uenKier. lute or 1 'iiiintiiu
township, Bnyder Co I'a . elected to u ; ikti
under tin- f-ai. exemption law.
Prathanatar) ' Aeeonnla,
Tire following net nts will lie pre ntidta
cotifirmutloii, Monday, Pebrunry -. 1 1
1 first nml final account ..f tin- Smiliiin
Trust nml ufe Deposit Company of -nnhnrj,
iu guttrd-un and trustee of Catherim tilt
widow ni Henry ti deceased.
l-'ir-t mid dual acoouni ul 9, I. I'lickw,
one of the trustees of James K Davis, .tr
li. M. HUlNDI.I. r,. ik
Mtddleburg, Pa,Jaa,lid, IVU1
i
OEtllSTEU'SNOTICBa, -Notice IsherehvglT
" en Unit, the following named persons Una
: Hied their Administrators', Qursdinn und E
euuiyra acuouuia in ine u-.risici uulci ul sop
der coiiuty, and the same win he press nn i i"t
oooOrmatfon and allowance at the Conn iihim
in .uiii'iieuiii iii, nouoay, ren. vein, r.i.i.
l. The final account of .1. H. and it. c Ho
er. executors nf Chas. Hoover, late . ! Pei.a
c iwnahip, dnrnisrri.
'2. First mid Until account of Ambrose !f.
Peter, administrator ol Uenry J Peter, luts i l
West Ueavei towaeblp, deceased,
:t, lrir-t mul Hum neoouni of Charles Fry
executor nf tin- last will ami testament l Ifin
nail Dlnius, bta of Jackson township, den I
I. Pinal account nf .1. ti. Ilornh i
eeutor of tho estates of Susan and Mieluu Ucji
aart, late of ti est Perry township, id
-"i. l- ir-tan.l i.irliiil accuiiut nf .nne- M
Pureman, administrator of Kllaa Purei .i . sti
nf Adams township, deceased
ii. Account of W in. K Howell, (iuarilimi ol
Minnie, William 0 , Orie A. ami Suilie i r.nv
lord, minor children of Uewii Cruwfon! Isli
nf West Beaver township, deceased, l, l.im
I, Uowell, adm'i of Wm. P. Howell
7. Account of Wm. v. Howell, trustee ol IVm
II. Kaumgiirdner, died by l.issle L, Hon .i
minlstrattix of the said Win. P, Uowell, tw
deceased
s. Plrst and final account of Llesia I. Hot1
ll.adm'x ofWm. P. Howell, lute nf IVcst Hi
vai towuahip, deceased,
9. First und final account of Wm. A. l-"iaber,
uardisB nf Carrie A. Boyer, lute Carrie i
a . hi. Ini.i, one of the children .m.l heirs ol
Henry vVoouruff, late of Penn township, iluc'd.
.1. II. WILLIS, i: gister
Jsn js, 1(01,
Notice of Apphcaiion forChartei
Ccrporatton.
of
Notice is hereby ulvon thai an ami li
i iiiinn
; w in u- made to tin- lion, it, tt. ill dure,
dent Judge of the Court ol Common I'l
Hnyder county, on the 20th .ay nt i'.
I9UI lor a ehiirter of a corporation lo hi'
tin- Reformed Uhureh, Mlddieburgh, I'n .
Lfnlted States nf tin- (lencral j sod I
er and object of whloh are tlie worshl
1 mighty Qod nccordlng to the faith and
line ol the Qeaeral oyaod In the ITniti I
nf America. " JACOd UII.Bi I i
1 .I.in (S, IMH. 111. Soli' I'
I'n-
ii ii irv
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et it-
tiscip
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Ut
ttra of Aduiiulstratiun in ill
i'.,l.itr nf Wm. Leach. l,i.. nl Pl,nnliinll till.
Bnyder oounty, Pa., deo'd, having hi engrsiiiei
to tlie uuderaigmed, nil persons kn.nv Ins i'"'m
selvei, inilcl li-il It, naitl cntute lire reipi. "
mske Immediate payment, while those havim
c ilium will present Lbsuu duly utbenlicated a
tlie undersigned.
M. I. POTI KB, OKOBQI 1 BACH,
Attorney. Administrates'.
Mlddieburgh, !., Jan, 33, Ml,
Admio.atrator'a Sale of Valuable
RTIAIi ESTATE
Itv virtue ,.f an mIh ,.r Mb Ih I mil nf US
Orphans' Couri of Snyder County, the "''""
Biicneii, uilnnnistiator of the ertule nl wui
l.ciieh. lute ol Chapman Township. SnyderWi
Pa., deceased, will, on
Monday, February 18, 1901
at about one mils east of Under on tin'"
leading from llofTer to 1 ort Trevertou. IsajJ
township of ( hapmnn, orTi r the folloWinl
tori bed real estate at public sale :
TRACT Nil. 1. A tract of acres "! P?
chen situate in suin township of CllspMB s
Joining lands of Levi A- SbofTer, 1 f
shiifTer, l'eter Knighte,
others.
lienjuniiii Hoyei
sos
TRACT Nl). 2. A tract of 3acres nml IMP?
ches situate In said township of Chapman. S
Joining lands of Philip Moyer's estate. WW?
1. Arnold. Kenjamln Mover, Catharine Amui"
lvi A. chaffer and others.
Both these tracts are In a good state of cul
tivation and are desirably located.
Me to begin at 10 o'clock A, M. of ssl
when terms and conditions will l
known by UKOKOK LBACBi
I. 8. LONOACRK, Admlnistn"'
Auctioneer. -
1?OR SALE A flrst-claas35 barrel roller is"
-- with good water power, at a barnsm- r
particulars liiqnlr oof P. II. KAUC1I .v "
Kelly Croat Koads Pa.