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I.nSSON TKXT. -Matthew
15:21.25.
Mntnnrv Utitena fl . ??.
OOI.DnN Ti:XT-"arcnt Is thy fnlth.
be It unto tbtu vcn ns thou wilt." Matt.
15.2S.
TIMR Hnrly ininitnrr of A. D. 23, a few I
hppI'i af lor Hip last lessnn.
P!.ACU.-On tin- borders of the rountry
of Tyro and Shlon, furty or llfty inlha
iHTiiiwrHi 01 inu M'li or iiniiicp.
Suggestion and Practical Thought.
Ilntrcd Tlmt llopulscs Christ. V 21
Why did Johus lenvo Cnpariiautn nnd
(stllllGU?
Already nt the time of his highest
fnmp, the cloud had nilBon tlmt was to
cover the whole slty. When, Interpret
InR the feedliiR of tho live thouRand,
Christ InKistcd upon splrltunl food nnd
not literal bread iih the supremo gift
to men (John 6:2271), ninny uvon of
his dlpclplea were offended nnd walked
no more with him. Wo luivo already
peon (lesson 7) the delegates from
the scribes nnd Pharisees of Jerusa
lem ns they watched him to catch him
In some word or net by which they
could bring n chatgc ngnlnst him.
What wns this charge that the Phnr
Ibocb hought? Tlmt the disciples ot
Jesus ate with unwnshed hands not
hands that wc would cunsldur unclean,
but hands tlint had not been wnsho(
according to iho Pharisaic rules tint
bad grown up.
What position did Christ take re
garding such observnncoB? That the
Pharisees were hypocritical, wasting
their thought nnd time, on empty reg
ulations while they transgressed the
real law of God.
What was the Importanco of this
controversy? "These twenty verses
(Matt 15:1-20) sum up the great con
troversy of tbo Now Testament," that
between the religion of tbo letter nnd
external obstacles and tbo re
ligion of the heart, between whnt St
Paul calls "the righteousness which Is
of the law and the righteousness
which Is of God by (or grounded upon)
faith." Phil. 3: 9." Cambridge Iliblo
Whnt ms the effect of the contro
versy on Christ? This hntrod and bit
tor opposition drove Jesus Into retire
ment again.
Where did ho go this time, with his
disciples? Into the coasts (borders,
region) of Tyro nnd Sldon. These
flourishing senports, tbo capitals of
Phoenicia, are not fnr from tbo Sea
of Galilee, Tyro only about 35 nnd
Sldon 55 miles.
Love That Christ Seoks. V. 22.
flow did Christ succeed in his plnns
for rest? "Ho could not bo hid," says
Mark
Who broke Into our Lord's retreat?
As wo might expect, a mothor! Her
daughter (Mark tells us that It was a
little girl) was grievously vexed with
a devil.
How did this mothor approach
Jesus? She must have forced her way
Into tho house ngnlnst opposition. Sho
fell nt Christ's feet (Mark) and cried,
doubtless over nnd over: "Hnvo
meroy on me, O Lord, thou son of
David "
The Suppliant Tested. Vs. 23-27.
Those that pray nre usually tested.
This is not to Inform Christ whether
they are sincero or not, sinco ho
knows nil hearts.
Tho First Test was tbo dlfferenco In
race, nationality and religion. Sho
was by language a Greek (boo Mnrk),
and wo have no knowledge that our
Lord spoko Greek. By nationality sho
was a Canaanitc. of tho blood of tho
original inhabitants of tho Innd, do
iicendnnts of Ham.
How did tho woman overcome these
obstacles? Hy calling Jesus "Lord"
nnd "son of David." thus showing
somo knowledge of the Jewish Mes
siah. Tho Second Test wn? silonco. "Ho
answered her not n word."
How did this woman meet this test
of fcllenco? Hy her persistence; she
continued her beseeching cries.
Tho Third Test wns tho opposition
of tho disciples.
How did Christ answer tho disciples'
selfish urglngs? Hy a remnrkablo
statement of tho unity nnd restric
tions of his mission: "I nm not sent
but unto tho lost sheep of tho house
of Isrnel."
How did tho mothor meot thlB new
obstnelo? I)y Ignoring tho disciples
and going straight to Jesus onco more.
Tho Fourth Test was an absolute do.
nlal from the lips of Jesus, or what
seemed such: "It Is not meot to tako
tho children's bread, nnd to cast It to
dogs."
How did tho mother meet this ob
stacle? "Truth, Lord, yet dogs eat of
tho crumbB which fall from their mas
ter's tuble."
Tho Suppliant Rewarded. V. 28.
How did Jesus receive this saying?
With evident nnd profound satisfac
tion: "O woman, great is thy faith."
How wns tho noblo mother reward
ed for her persistence and fnlth? Dy
tho completo cure of tho llttlo girl
from that very hour, tho precise mo
ment when Christ had pronounced tho
words of healing.
Illustration. "Everywhere faith, or
tho capacity of receiving, has a power
I to claim and demand tho thing which
it needs. You plant a neaitny seea
Into tho ground. Tho soil acknowl
edges its power; no sooner doos it
! fcol the Bced than It roplies; It un
locks nil Its trensures of forco; tho
llttlo hungry black kernel Is its mas
ter. 'O seed, great la thy faith,' tho
ground scorns to say; 'bo It unto theo
even ns thou wilt;' and so tho miracle
of growth begins." Phillips Brooks.
i It is persevering. It rocognlzea tho
i.uanlng of God's silences, as did tho
Omivinlte of our lesson
Itaso
s4ND OTHERI
UITIE3!
Snake Routs Woman
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NBW YORK. Say, If you wero a
lady wearing n chnntecler hat with
a horned owl upon it nnd when you
woko up nnd found a common or gar
den snake In your lnp tho homed owl
failed to make good hy biintchlng tho
reptile and flying away with It, what
would you do? Wouldn't you give
that chnntecler tho hook? Mary Ma
loney did, anyway.
Mary Maloney, Hnttory park's load
ing settee bolder, had Just such an ex
perience ono day. Mary nrtlved in
Unttery Park after closing her apart
incuts ou Illnckwcll's Island for tho
summer. Illarkwell's Is all very well
during tho major part of tho year,
hut tho really ellto mnko It a point
of beating It away with the first hot
duys, nnd when It comes to beating
it away Mary Is In the van.
Immediately on reaching Battery
pnrk Mary opened her bungalow,
which sauio is tho first bench to tbo
left ob you come out of the aquarium.
From the slata of her bungalow Mary
has a superb view of the harbor, In
cluding tho Statue of Liberty. Tho
freo baths nre In tho Immediate vicin
ity. Splendid fishing is to bo found
in tho aquarium, and ten Is served
nt flvo o'clock evory afternoon nt tho
harbor squad close by.
Mary certainly has ono of tho finest
spots In Battery park. Other Bum
mercrs there havo enst envloiiB oyes
on that bench of hers, but Mnry Ib
muscular and so proficient in tho
gentle art of boxing that to aproach
"Cop" Thought It
N.W YORK. That ho Is as pro
Relent In catching babies who fall
from high windows as burglars, who
operate on his heat, was proved re
cently by Policeman John J. Buckloy
of tho Bedford uvonuc, Brooklyn, sta
tion. Buckloy tnado tbo neatest recovery
of llttlo "Wllllo" Brown, who was en
ticed over tho edgo of a third story
fire cscapo, by the melodies of n
street piano, thnt Iiiib over been
known. This follows anothor great
catch mado by Buckloy two months
ngo, when a burglar tried to spoil his
fielding average.
Mrs. Agnes Brown, "Willie's" moth
er, was engaged In anothor part of
her flat nt 444 Metropolitan avenue,
nnd did not sec her son crawl out on
to tho fire escape. When bIio came
into tho room a mlnuto Inter, how
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"Kiss Not" Buttons, Style for Girls
CHICAGO. Kissing is going out of
style.
Don't loso your head or your temper
If tbo next tlmo you bid your sweet
heart n fond fnrowoll and carefully
and gently attempt to implant a loving
smack on her ruby lips, instead of
yielding with apparent roluctnnca sho
proudly dlsplnya a glaring button with
tho words "Kiss Not" emblazoned
thereon.
It merely means that sho hnB bo
como a member of tho World's Health
organization and has signed tho fol
lowing pledge:
"In order to encourngo good health
and lessen tho spread of consumption.
I deBiro to Join tho World's Health or
ganization, and hereby plcdgo myself
to discourage tho custom of kissing
on the lips whenever it Is in my
Girls to Keep the
KANSAS CITY, MO. "CIgnrotto
Brooking iBjuat cooking tho brnlnB
of tho majority of our high school
boys," said Pror. E. D. Phillips, prin
cipal of tho Manual Training high
school. "I hollevo 75 per cent, of tho
boya of high school ngo in tho city
smoke either pipes or cigarettes.
And it shows In their school work.
"The only remedy for this condition
among tho high school hoys lies with
tho girlB. Every normal young man
wants to pleaoo tbo girls. If the
girls who now permit young men to
BiIAm
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From Her "Home"
her bench with a vlow of sitting down
upon a sninll portion of It Is about n
safe as lounging near nn old-fasliloned
windmill on a breezy day.
Accoidingly Mary was Inhabiting
her bench mound noon, Indulging In
n fdostn Dreamily sho opened her
eyes and ns she awoke refreshed by
the cool breeze from off tbo liny sho
felt something In contact with her
nrtn Instantly she sat up and took
notice There was a snnko wi tipped
like a bracelet about her fair wilst.
Well, everybody said afterward that
his first thought was how maybe tho
hlreii on the tlieboat New Yorker had
broken Its valve. Then It was seen
that no llieboat could let out n
screech so shrill, and all the setteo
holders, rising up In alarm, flocked to
M'e what was the matter with Muiy.
But they found her strangoly com
posed. She hud throttled that serpent
with a crook of her llttlo finger and
as the reptile enst a dying glanco full
of anguish at her Mary folded her
aims, and, nddiesslitg tho surrounding
populace, remniked:
"Say. do I look like 13vo7 I knew
perfectly well he wns real because tbo
ones I nee Is orange color, and then
I don't gnnernlly see them, only red,
wbito nnd blue turkeys with Htrnw
bats."
A murmur of ndmlratlon nrono from
Mary's nudleiico at tbo clearness of
her logic and Policemen O'Mnra nnd
Flyuu, who had hastened to tho spot,
after batting tho vanquished roptllo
over tho bend with their nightsticks,
held It up for Inspection.
"It's a gnrtor," said O'Mnra.
"The idea," exclaimed Mary and she
withdrew blushing.
When alio had been assured tlmt
everybody agreed It waB a boa sho
consented to come bnck.
Tho sorpont was taken up to tbo
Church Street Pollco station.
Was Raining "Kids"
ever, Bbo saw him totter and, before
bbe could reach him, fall over tbo rail.
Her Bbrleks nrouscd Policeman
Buckley, who wns standing In tho
street below Idly twirling his club nnd
watching tbo children danco to tbo
lively music of a piano. His eyo took
In tho situation In a second. Ho saw
a whito bundle descending rapidly.
The cessation of tho music mado tho
sceno almost theatrical. Buckley
raught "Wllllo" lu his arms us In a
cradle, much to "Willie's" surprise.
Tho baby received a scratch from ono
of Buckley's brass buttons, but ho
was otherwlso uninjured. Ho hugged
tho pollcemnn nnd laughed Just as
though It was nil In tho game.
Mrs. Brown ran down from tho
third floor nnd rushed out of tho door
way prepared for a tragic spectacle.
When sho obBorvod her baby on tho
pollccmnn's shoulder sho nearly faint
ed from Joy.
Buckley was heartily complimented
by Captain Dooley of tho Bedford live
nuo station, who was Informed of the
policeman's catch by several eyo wit
nesses, somo of whom nro still won
dering whether they nhould call "Wll
llo" "out" or call him "safe."
power."
"Why not stop klhslng?" Is the
question asked In a circular Issued
by this latest of health fad organiza
tions. "It Is a time-honored custom
and ono person cannot stop It. It Is
only In unity that sufficient strength
enn bo gained to convlnco tho civilized
world that kissing is pernicious and
unhealthful."
Tho rumor1 that a campaign wns to
bo Instituted lu tho public schools of
Chicago to enroll pupils and tcacheru
In tho new organization wns mot with
a denial by Superintendent Ella
Flagg Young.
"I think moro hnrm Is dono hy call
ing children's attention to dlscaso
than enn ho offset by tho now Ideas
advanced about kissing," sho said.
"Ab to tho meritB of the scheme to
Btop the prnctlso of kissing, I ennnot
Bay. I am not n doctor. Anyway, I
havo heard nothing whatever nbout
tho plan to introduco tho pledg03 In
tho schools."
Mrs. Rechtln, 1723 Kast McMillan
street, Cincinnati, Is tbo president of
tho autl-kisslng organization.
Boys From Smoking
smoke in tholr presenco would toll
tho offenders In a pleasant way that
it won offonslvo to them, nlno boys
out of ten would throw away tho
cigarette.
"Girls hnvo a powerful Influcnco for
good over tho boys If they choose to
use tholr Influonco in thnt direction.
Tho high school girls of Kansas City
could do much to stop smoking among
high school boys.
"Wo can alwayB toll tho ones who
Btnoko. They becomo stupid, Irre
sponsible nnd almost abnormal nftor
thoy havo persisted In tho habit un
til they bocomo thoroughly saturated
with nlcotlno. Few of tho chnmlo
smokers graduate.
"Most of theso boys contract tho
clgarotto habit bocauso thoy think It
fashlonablo. It is a sort of wrlnklo
Just tbo snmo as creasing tho trousers
till they will cut a lemon."
TrvllSninS"" A J-vIa
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QNAT CAUSES PELLAGRA.
Commltteo on Dlscaso In Europo Gays
Corn In Not to Blame.
London, Mny 14. Dr. Sambon, a
member of tho Field commltteo which
has been Investigating tho dlscaso
pellagra, telegraphs from Homo that
tbo committee lias definitely proved
tlmt tnnlzo or Indian corn Ib not tho
cause of pellagra.
The commltteo finds tlmt tho para
sitic conveyor of tbo dlscnso Ib tho
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Rnat.
WHY HE THOUGHT SO.
Willie Ib Mr. Jonca near-sighted,
mama?
Mama Not that I know of, donr.
Wllllo Well, ho nlwnyH bUb so close
to sister when they're In tho parlor.
16 YEARS OF SKIN DISEASE
"For sixteen long years I havo bceu
suffering with a bad caso of Hkin dls
caso. Whllo a child thcro broko out n
red Boro on tbo legs Just in back of
my knees. It waxed from bad to worse,
nnd at last I saw I had n bad skin
dlscaso. I tried many widely known
doctors in different cities but to no
satisfactory result. Tho plaguo both
ered mo tnoro in warm weather than
In winter and being on my leg Joints
It made it ImpoBslblo for mo to walk,
nnd I wnB forced to stay Indoors In tho
warmest jveathcr. My hopca of recov
ery weroby this time Bpcnt. Sleepless
nights and restless days mado llfo an
unbcnrnblo burden. At last I was
advised to try tbo Cutlcurn remedies
Cutlcurn Soap, Ointment nnd Pills
and I did not need more than n trial
to convlnco mo that I wns on tbo rond
of success this tlmo. I bought two
sets of the Cutlcura Remedies and
1 after theso wero gono I wnB a differ
! ent man entirely. I am now tho hap
piest man that thcro is at least ono
I truo care for skin diseases. Leonard
A. Haw t of, 11 Nostrand Ave, Brook
lyn. N. Y., July 30 and Aug. 8, '09."
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Segerslrora Plane
nnd to adrurtltic our
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alicet of paper.
LOOKS EASY,
BUT IS IT?
AXLE GREASE
is the turning-point to economy
in wear and tear of wagons. Try
a box. Every dealer, everywhere
STANDARD OIL CO.
( IuoorvorutoH)
the keystone
v to health
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