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liirrrlllNSitN (on'l .Mauiiirer.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LNua tm tk laliraalluaal Srrlra
Ju 141, 104)1 Jnui Appran
to Jaha.
THK LESSON TEXT.
(RavtUtloa 1:8-30.)
I. I John, who alao am your brother,
and companion In tribulation, and In the
kingdom and patience of Jeaua Christ . waa
In the tale that la called Patmoa. for the
word of Ood, and far th aeatlmoagr of
Jeaua Chrlat.
10. 1 waa In the Spirit on tb Lord'a day.
and heard behind me a (real voice, aa of
trumpet.
II. Marina;, I am Alpha and Omega, the
first and the laat; and. What thou aeaat,
write la a book, and aend It unto the seven
churohea which are la Aata; uate Epheaue.
and unto Smyrna, and unto Pernamoa, and
unto Thyatlra. and unto Sardla. and unto
Philadelphia, and onto Laodlcaa.
12. And I turned to ae the voice that
tpuke with me. And being; turned, I saw
sewn golden cantlleetlckit;
11. And la the midst of the, seven oandle
rtU ka one like unto the Son of Man, clothed
With a ifarment down to th foot, and girt
uhout the paps with a golden girdle.
14. Ilia head and Ills halrl were white
: like wool, aa whlto as snow, and Ills eyes
I were aa a tlame of fire;
16. And His feet like unto fine brass, as
If tiny burned In u furnace; and His voice
as the sound of many waters.
16. And He had In ills rlRht hand seven
stars: and out of His mouth went a h.irp
ewo edged eword: and His countenance
was as the sun shlneth In his strength.
17. And when 1 saw 111m. 1 fell at His
feet as dead. And He laid llis right hand
upon mo, saying unto me, Pear not; lam
the ilrsl and the last;
18. 1 am He that llveth, and was dead;
and. behold, I am alive for evermore.
Amen; and have the ke) s of hi ll and of
death.
l. Write the things which thou hast
seen, and the things which an, .n.d the
thlngi which shall be hereafter;
20. The mystery of the seven stars w hich
thou sawest In My rlnht. hand, and the
seven golden ear.,!!, - ticks. The sev, n stars
are the angels ol the seven churches; and
the seven candlesticks whleh thou aa weal
are the seven churches.
QOLDBN TBXTi Jeaaa Chrlat the
nine yrt-rdny, to-dny, and forever.
Hell. I .lis.
NOTES AND i ( i.m M ENTS.
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CDBAS AMENOM!
To the Piatt Amendment Rejected
by the Cabinet.
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men are otten careful to acold
I Mtpenditurea of mouey. A well
Wu PWladelphlajl, who is reported
morp than a millionaire, walked
the news stand in Broad street
ion anil asked for a certain Boston
m "How much la it?" he inquired.
Meiita," whs the reply. The rich
I Jingleil some coins in his trousers
m "l really don't want to read
plained. "i just want to
e at the financial column." lie
M the pu,.r to the desired pafie,
P e3 quickly up and down the
ns. and a smile of satisfaction
W over his rugged features. Then
'0,1 it up again and handed it
I laJnig down a copper coin in
f for his look.
0an has consulted a Kansas
awyer about getting a divorce
g husband because in his cob
"oa with her he confines himself
' raonosyiiabie, "yea," or "no or
S 8o. The attorney, gay, the
rW iv loM t0 know Aether
the suit, if he bring;, it at all,
ground of cruelty. IndlgniUe.
i0 provide. Aa certain
m of talk is indlgpenaably neces
I V man, n) thlnkfJ tho
oe brought on the last-named
o..n,e;er:"thftmanrtould
at o k, 1 this to M the
I aiCbUlarjr' B0 diTOro
John Tells the Clrcumstanci
Vision
John Descrlbei the .Man ot
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Ri assures
Vs. 17-20
9, "John:" Called the Beloved.
Author of the fourth Gospel. Broth
er of .lames anil son of Zebedee, He
nod James were called Boanerges
sons of thunder, For years he lived
at Ephesua, a stalwart defender of
the Chriatlan faith against errors
manifold. In the fourth Uospel he
does not mention his own name. It
is different in the book of Revela
tion, as shown by this verse. "Com
panion:" He had his share in that
which belonged to Jesus Christ and
to llis disciples, whether thtil he grfid
or ill, glory or suffering, hope ile
ferred or patient endurance. He was
the brother of other disciples, and.
by the grace of the Lord, of Jesus
Christ Hlmaelf. "Was:" Perhaps
during the IS'eronian persecution,
but we have not certain knowledge
on this point. "Patinos:" In being
sent to rocky Patinos, perhaps to
labor in the marble quarries, he was
treated more leniently than many
Christians of that nge, who sealed
their faith with their blood. "For
the word of God:" God is in all his
thoughts and not Jesus only. He
realizes that he has been God's
prophet, speaking forth this Divine
word. "For the testimony of Jesus:"
He was true to the Saviour's com
mission. "Jesus Christ:" He thinks
nf the Lord naturally as Jesus Christ,
the Messiah, in. "In the Spirit:"
He was in a state of spiritual exalta
tion. "Lord's day:" Elsewhere in
the Xew Testament called the first
day of the week. "A great voice:"
.V voice loud, clear, trumpet-like, was
heard. 11. "Alpha and Omega:"
Omitted from the revised version.
"Write in a book:" No doubt John
was grieved because his preaching
had been silenced. "Seven churches:"
These churches were especially upon
his heart. "Kphosus:" (Jiead Acts
id.) "Thyatlra:" is of special Inter
est as the home of Lydla, the purple
seller, whom Paul found nt Philippl
(Acts 16:14). 12. "Turned:" This de
scription shows that the voice was
an objective reality, and not imagin
ary. "Candlestick:" The meaning of
the Qreek word is lampstand, (Comp.
Matt. 5:15.)
13. "In the midst:" Interest in
them, "bike unto the Son of Man:"
It. V "Like unto a son of man."
"Garment . . . k'irt:" The gar
ment and girdle are described lie
cause they impressed John, They
impressed him because they suggest
ed the dignity and eminence of this
Being. 14, 15: Purity, splendor,
majesty are suggested by the meta
phors employed by John (Ezek. t:!:2).
16, "In llis right hand seven stars:"
lie was lending a message to seven
churchM. He was standing in the
midst of seven candlesticks. "Out of
llis month . . . sword:" He who
stood there was the Word, of whom
John writes in the. first, verse of his
Gospel, "Countenance:" Xo marks
of weariness there now.
17. "Fell as dead:" Manifestation
of divinity terrified him. "Fear not:"
Jesus calmed his fears: as He had
done on the stormy Galilean sea
many years before. 18. "Alive for
evermore:" He has the eternal life
of which in His preaching He spoke.
Wheat and Chaff.
Too much pleasure turns to pain.
A good resolution is a good thing
tint il it is broken.
The man who is afraid of his skin
will never save his soul.
The best proof of a man's character
la taken in the press of life.
Every church ought to hate a corral
for the kleker to air his heels.
A man's Interest in religion will be
according to the amount of principle
he haa in It.
Usually a woman might as well go
to hell to save the devil as to marry a
man to reform hlo Bam 'a Horn.
The Cubana Have Been So Advised In
Unqualified Terms The Cabinet Un
able to Reach a Conclusion en the
Philippine Tariff Question.
Washington, June 1. The president
and the cabinet at their meeting yes
terday decided that the action of the
Cuban constitutional convention was
BOt a "substantial" compliance with
the terma of the Piatt amendment The
secretary of war will convey this fact
to the convention.
The cabinet held that the amend
meats and Interpretations and the
wealth of whereases placed by the Cu
ban constitutional convention upon the
Cuban amendment amount mi to a prac
tlcal modification of the Piatt amend
ment such as beyond the power of this
government to accept. The message
of rejection sent to Geu. Wood advises
tho Cubans in unqualified language
that there is DO power resting, n the
United States government to change
the terms of the Piatt amendment, and
that this government Insists on Its ac
ceptance without amendment or quali
fication. The Cuban convention is still
in session ami the message of rejec
tion was delivered to It Immediately.
The administration Is confident that
the Cubans will understand the exact
attitude of this government and make
a satisfactory acceptance within u
reasonable period.
The three main points in which the
action of the Cuban constitutional con
vention Is regarded ns unsatisfactory
relate, It Is said, to coaling stations,
sanitation and Intervention. The Cu
ban convention took from the coaling
stations paragraph of the Piatt amend
ment its obligatory character and
merely authorized the Cuban govern
ment. In its Judgment, to allow the Uni
ted States to possess coaling or naval
stations. The United States will In
sist on an absolute agreement to giant
us these coaling stations. With re
spec! to sanitation the Cubans do not
agree to cany out plans already de
vised, and In accepting the Plat!
amend mi nt modify its provisions ho as
to change them considerably. In the
matter of Intervention our objection Is
that the Cubans have so changed this
vitally Important part of the IMatt
amendment as to make our right to
intervene an ambigioiis and doubtful
matter, whereas we Insist on a
straight, unequivocal acknowledgment
of our right to Intervene when In our
judgment intervention Is necesBary to
assure Cuban Independence or a stable
government.
The cabinet was unable to reach any
conclusions as to the Philippine tariff
situation, as affected by the recent In
sular decisions of the supreme court.
Attorney General Knox will make a
careful examination of the language of
the decisions at once and ascertain
their exact bearing on the tariff be
tween this country and the Philippines.
Ho then will state to the president and
his advisers the powers now vested In
the government in dealing with this
subject. There was little discussion
of this matter owing to the general
lack of dear understanding as to t In
real effect of the decisions. Mr. Knox
iiiaj, ii-poiL urn cuiiciiihioiiii on ino sun
Ject at tho next cabinet meeting and;
probably also will discuss the results I
of his examination of the opinions of
the court with the president Individu
ally. Meanwhile discussion of the i I of
an extra session Is deferred, as conoid
(ration of that question was regarded
as premature nt this time.
BOILS CARBUNCLES
These unwelcome visitors usually appear in the spring or summer, when the blood ia making an extra aafort to free)
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Carbuncles, whttji arc more painful and dangerous, come moat frequently on the back of the neck,
eating great Boies ia the fleeh. exhaust the strength and often prove fatal. Boils are regarded by some
people aa blessings, and they patiently and uncomplainingly endure the pain and inconvenience under
the mistakes idea that their health is being benefitted, that their blood ia too thick anyway, and this ia.
Nature's plan of thinning it. The blood is not too rich or tao thick , hut ia diseased ia full of poison aad
unless relieved the entire system will suffer. The boil or carbuncle gives warning of serious interna
troubles, which are only waiting for a favorable opportunity to develoa. liaay aa old sore running ulcer
- i uuivci, is i iic muu ui a uvgieciea Don.
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aaValfa cause these painful, diahguring diseases.
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and permanently bv reinforcinp. nurifviai? and
building up the blood aud ridding the system of all accumulated waste mattor.
S. S. S. is made of roots and herbs which act directly oh the blood, and all poivins, no matter
how deep-seated, are soon overcome and driven out by this power! ul purely vegetable taediciaa.
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It is a pleasant tome as well as blood purifier im
proves the appetite and digestion, builds up vour
general health and keeps your blood iu order.
Our physicians have made blood und skin dis
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and any information or advice wanted will be cheerfully giveu. We make no charge
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Dangerous
Carbunoles
Mr. R. M Pratt. CaTe.g.C. writes:
"For twruty years 1 was sorely
afflicted ith boils and carbtaaalea
caused bv impure b aod. It is isapSnv
sible to describe my suffering; part of
t lie time beiug unable to work, or sleep.
Several doctors treated me. and 1 tried
all the so-called blood remedies, but
mHhiug seemed to do me any good.
luritiK the summer of ilM I wss per
sitatieiT to try S. S. s . and after taking
several boltfes wm entirely cured, ann
have had no return of these galaful
pests up to the preieut time."
SSS
Not Ilia Uimiiiri.il to Inuelre.
"Uncle," said the dusty pi 1:: rim,
"how far la it to Bagetown?"
" 'ltotit a mils and a half," replied
the farmer,
"Can 1 ride vv it Ii you?"
"Sartin. Climb In."
At the end of three-quarters of tin
hour the dusty pilgrim began to be un
uy. "Uncle," he asked, "how fur are we
from Bagetown now ?"
" 'Bout four mil.' and a half."
"Great grief! Why didn't you tell
me we were going away from Sage
town V"
"Why diilnt you tell me you wanted
logo thai'.'" -Chicago Tribune.
The riiruiilleu 1'urt.
Aunt Hetty W hat iu creation is tin
use of these new-fangled individual
forks and spoons?
City .Niece (a follower of fads)
Don't you think It's rat her nice to have
things which 110 one else uses'.' Forks
and spoons go into people's mouths,
you know'.'
Aunt Hetty -Yes; but, land Bakes,
they all go into the same dishwater.
N. Y. Weekly.
No Need Io Worry.
The mother was in a stulu of mind
over her first born.
When the father arrived, he having
ret urned from hK daily labor, be found
the mother in tears.
"Oh, William," she wailed. "Willie
Bays he wants to be a pirate!"
"Don't let that worry you," was the
consoling reply. "When I was his age
my ambition was to be a policeman."
Indianapolis Press.
Then Mil- Departed.
For two hours a fashionable lady
kept the draper exhibiting his goods,
and at the end of that period she
sweet ly asked:
"Are yon sure yow have sJiown me
everything you have?"
"No, madam," said the draper; "I
have ye( an old account in my ledger
I'll gladly show j ou." He did not need
to show any more. Tit-Uits.
Ocean steamer Endangered.
Atlantic City, June 4, The steamer
Reynald is in a dangerous condition,
anchored two miles off this city. She
was v isited yesterday afternoon bv i
Capt. T. A. Parker, of the Atlantic City
life saving station, who found her. as
the result of the shifting of her cargo,
listed at an angle of over 45 degrees.
The crew had their effects on dock and
the lifebots In the water. The first
mate refused Capt. Parker permission
to go on board and declared that the
ship had not set signals of distress, As
the captain partly got aboard a bulldog
was set at him, In his Judgment the
vessel is half filled with water. If help
arrive:?, however, the steamer may be
saved.
Jealous Actor Killed Sweetheart.
Chicago, June 4. Edward Forshay,
of Kansas City, an actor and assistant
manager of theatrical companies, la3t
night shot and killed Miss Edna
Stokes, an actress, whose home Is at
Sedalia, Mo., with whom he was deep
ly in love. The couple had engaged in
a desperate quarrel a few days ago
and Forshay is said to have beaten the
actress badly, cutting her head In two
places. When arrested Forshay said
that he intended to kill himself, as he
could not live without Miss Stokes'
love, but that his nerve failed at the
last minute.
Two Killed, Twenty Injured.
Wheeling, W. Va June 4. Two men
were killed and about 20 injured, two
fatally, in a rear end collision between
two sections of a work train yesterday
on the Pittsburg, Ohio Valley and Cin
cinnati railroad, near Powhattan. The
dead are Amelia Chan and John Met
ing, white. Tony Werine and Barney
Metzlnskl are fatally Injured. There
were 28 Italians on the first section of
the work train when the second sec
tion crashed Into It
i in- oft Answer,
Ethellnda (who has been singing
her new songs without a sign of ap
proval from Felix) You aro so tire
some, b'elixj you have no ear for
music.
Felix (artfully) Never mind, dar
ling: 1 have an eye for beauty.
( Vnd ICthelindn was soothed.) Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
4'linrui- IHniirnv eil.
Benson Look here, that boy of
yours threw tv stone at me just now,
and barely missed me!
Proud Father You say he missed
you?
l:, n , ui (angrily) You heard what
I said, didn't you?
Proud father Then it couldn't have
been my boy. Tit-Bits,
Forever Too l.nte.
"How much did your baby weigh?"
"Oh, dear! l),i you know, I'm so
provoked! They forgot all about
weighing the dear little thing; until it
was nearly two hours old, so we'll
never know."-rChioago Kecord-licr-nld.
Method with Her.
Jaggles Pva noticed that when
your wife serves tea she always brings
in the dishes herself.
Waggles Yes. She is afraid of the
servant making a bad break In com
pany. Town Topics.
Short Memory.
Patience Do you know, when Will
went to put the engagement ring' on
my finger, he didn't roally know which
finger it should go on.
Tatrice Well, he must haon a very
poor memory. Yonkers Statenmun.
Ilaek from the War.
Old Friend How did the camp en joy
going to battle? Was everyone satis
fied? Returned Soldier FaHh, no, sor!
Phoy aven th' guns kicked. Chicago
Daily News.
Notwltk-ataadlaa-.
"And when he proposed did you tell
him to see me?" inquired her mother.
"I did, and he aald he had seen you
several times, but that tie loved
me notwithstanding." Philadelphia
Times.
Not a Bad Argnaenant.
"If a wife is a good thing to have,"
remarked the Observer of Events and
Things, "why not get one weighing 300
pounds? You know one ean't have too
much of a good thing." Yonkers
Statesman. .
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(fan money. Circular tree. Address
Royal Medicine Co., JJS.
For sole in Middl eburqh, Pa., t
MIDDLEBl UGH JHWU Co.
K now Ii-iIki
the tsw,
know the law,
may bo right
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NtWl 1 RlRNISHED NfW M AN Apt Mi Nt
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il you :ue ailing.
The above medicine in used in EV- '
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Ly all. Address,
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April 18-241. U4.tli:. V Y.
RUPTURE
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We, the ieoiile of ihc I'nited States,
ore remarkable in our knowledge, tin-
. dcr a Jiremitiipl ion
of law. The law
presumes that we
and, though Mr. Humble
n sa lug I hat the law ia
an a.sH in its presumptions, its pro.
sumptions control , is just the same. It
is never an excuse to plead ignorance
of (he law, for the magistrate who
does not know the law, judges who
give opposing views of the law and
eourta that cannot agree on what the
law is, will tell you that you do know
(he law, because the law says that you
do. 1"li is is very complimentary to tho
layman. Just think, says the New
York Herald, what we know under thi.s
legal presumption. Besides the un
written law that we have Inherited
from the ages, we know millions of
enactments; those of iti congresses,
of our annual slate legislature be
sides 50 Ot her slates and territories, if
wo happen to be in them down toand
including the volumes of enactments
of our board of aldermen and our
health department regulation-. You
may go into the law library in the fed
eral building, wave your bands over
the tens of thousands of volumes and
say: "I know- all this," and can then
prove your statement by the author!
ties themselves. Mr. P, s. Wakefield,
tally ch rk of the house of represent
atives, has prepared a list of a little
we know that emanated from tho I-'if-ty-sith
congress. Aceoriling to lii.s
figures the house passed L'.L'nl bills and
resolutions. If Ihut is an average,
think what it means when multiplied
by Si',. Then add to il the volumes of
law s that have found birth in our leg
islature, and the Intermittent stream
ever llovving from that source, with
which are mingled municipal laws and
regulations. Each individual who has
reached' the age of discretion is fold
by the law that he knows tin in oil.
At Wilkcsbarrc, Pa., a black art doe
tor, locally denominated n Ilex, was
lately called in to treat the sick cow
of a local fanner, and immediately
suggested that the animal would re
cover provided a naked voman walked
about it nine time and stepped ovel
it, four times. These difficult condi
tions were complied with by tho farm
er's wife at her husband's earnest so
licitation, the latter being probably
less anxious as to his spouse's con
tracting pneumonia than at the idea
of losing a cow. Despite all this, re
marks the Philadelphia Times, tho
cow, unreasonably, continued togrow
worse, aud actually died. There isn't
much moral Io the Btory, but what
there is would indicate that cows cost
money in Wilkeslmrre, while w ives aro
to be hud for the asking.
Apprehension.
"Did you say you foresaw- great dan
ger in this new trust?"
"I did," answered Senator Sorghum.
"I was afraid for a little whie that I
would aot be able to buy any stock in
it." fashington Star.
nonsrluht Hard Work.
"I may as well tell you, doctor, thai
I am engaged, and I have been sitting
up late nights."
"That ought not to affect you. It'i
pleasure, isn't It?"
"No, air; business." Town Topics.