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Lesson
(Ily HKV l II. riTZWATint, D.,
Tenlicr ut KnulNh lillile In the Moody
Hlhlo liiitltutc of riilcnRO.)
(rorvrlKlit. 1919. Wenterit Nrwatniprr Union)
LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 7
PARABLES
OF THE KINGDOM
HEAVEN.
OF
udded lo make her 11 tunning ship tlurliiK the "r
vnnl. Boston. Launched In liiii, she
The titnioua frigate Constitution litis hud the superstruciun
removed and hkiiIii presents her funilllur uppeiirunce In the Churlcstow 11 imv ynrd. Huston, i.tiuneneu in inn. si l
fought In the wur with the Barbary suites und sunk the Uuerrleie otf Cape Uueu In 1812 In one of the most famous
junul engagements In history.
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kingdom of Uud und his rlnliti-onniioHH
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SBNIOU AND AOt'l.T 'IOPlC-Tlie
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PERUNA
Made Me a Well Man
Mr. Louis Young, 205
Merrimac St., Rochester, N.
Y., writes:
"I Buffered for thirty yetvra
with chronlo bowel trouble, ilom
nrh trouble nutl hemorrhagea ot
the bowel.
Wo bought a bottlo of Peruua
nnd I took tt faithfully, and I
be man to teel better.
My wife persuaded me to con
tinue, ami I took It for soma
time an directed. Now I au
well mad."
Suffered thirty
years with
stomach
trouble and
hemorrhages of the bowels.
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liiK'tlon of IiuIiib tho tallest man In
I he United States, Itnlph 12. Matlscn. a
cow hoy of ItiuiRor, Tev.. was diMiuall
fled for the service In the tinny he
ctiiibi' of his exeehslve. height. The
war department helslit limitations are
78 Inches, while Mr. Mtidsen Is 7
feet (I Inches tall and weighs U.'U)
pounds. Kor 12 years he has followed
the vtiryliiK fortune of a cowboy ami
bus captured inany prizes for bis dar
ing feats. This photograph shows tho
mutual admiration between the cow
boy nnd Senator Morris Sheppnrd of
Texas.
I lie torpedo liiiiti iliMior Unite taKiiif,' in the water at Ith Imincliiiitf ut
the New York Shipbuilding compaiij's yards at Caitiden, N. J. Its sponsor was
Mlhs Kloienee Kane, niece of Surgeon Kllshti K. Kane, U. S. N.
FARMERETTES AND THEIR CUCUMBERS
,rrrN,
The Excuse.
"Ludendorff," said Representative
Khouse, "Is telling tho world the reason
why he lost tho war. LudendorfTs ex
cuse reminds mo of tho Irishman.
"An Irlahmnn nnd u Yunkeo rowed
a race ono duy. Tho Yankee was so
t-nslly tho Irishman's superior that
every little while he'd stop rowing uud
wait for Mike to catch up.
"Well, Mike was beaten, of course,
but ho wild ufterwnrds:
14 'Faith, Ol'U lmvo bested the bhoy
nly If OPd shtopped un' took the long
rests he did.' "
Court Rules Against Tradition.
Ono of the naval patrols at tho Short
Mno depot, Annapolis, tirrested Joseph
Thomas (colored) for currying n con
cealed weapon. Thomas was walking
iilotic when n razor dropped from his
clothing mid ho wiih arrested. When
tho razor was exhibited It looked lllco
n Bcctlon of n broken buzz snw. Jus
tice Welch, after milking u physical ex
amination, decided that tho pleco of
Junk was not n dnngerous weapon nnd
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I. The Parable of the Mustard Seed
(v .'11, U2).
Tin co things mainly occupy our at
tention In this pnmble:
1. lis unimportant beginning. It
begins as "the least of all .seeds and
glows to be the greatest among herbs.
Tin king was of otdliiury paieiittige
and humble clieiinistanccs. lie select
ed unlettered IKhermen as his royal
ndvlvcrx. The prophet hud said con
cerning him that he would be "tie-S-Ued,"
"rejected." "forsaken," "cut
oiT" nnd ns "having nothing "
2. Its vigorous growth. From these
small beginnings Christ's Inlluence has
gone forth so that there Is no power
or Influence equal In gtetitness to that
of Christendom.
Jl. lis lodging capacity.
The birds which tlml lodgment In
the tree tlo not represent the children
of men who Hud safely and .salvation
In the church. The birds constitute
no part of the tree, while the believer
j becomes a part of the tree, adding lo
Its strength and frttltrulness. The Dims
are something fotelgn to the tree, and
are burdensome ami Injurious to it.
They come to find shelter and wait to
pluck off the tender buds, or to prey
upon the ripened fruit. The effect of
their lodging In the tree Is evil nnd
blighting. In Christ's Interpretation
(v. 1!)) he said that the fowls repre
sent the wicked ones, lie who would
iiiaku the lodgers hen anything else
makes Christ's Interpretation a farce.
The Mime Creek word Is used In both
cases, mid the circumstances aru tho
same.
II. The Parable of the Leavened
Meal (v. :i.'t).
Thiee things mainly occupy our at
tention here: the meal, the womnn,
und tin IctiNcu.
1. The nieal. Meal has a whole
some nnd nutritious effect. It was
used In one of the sweet-savour offer
ings which was typical of Christ (Lev.
2:1-3 It. V.); It was food for the
priests (Lev. 0:15-17 It. V.); Abraham
hntl Sarah to kneatl a cake out of
three, measures of meal for the angelic
messengers of the Lord (Clen. 18:0);
Solomon's roynl table was provided
with meal (I Kings 4:2); KIIJuli wus
fed upon a cuke made of menl (II
Kings 4:11); Kllshn used meul ns an
antidote for the poison of death from
tho pot (II Kings 418-11).
2. The womnn. In scripture wo
find fnNe doctrine being taught by
woman (Itev. 2:20). Dealing with
doctrine Is fm hidden to women (I
Tim. 2:12). In I Tim. 4:1.'l; II Tint.
2:17, 18; II Peter 2:Kl, we find that
tho apostasy will be brought In
through false teaching within the
ranks of Cod's people. The meaning,
then, of the parable Is that the true
doctrine, the meal given foe the nour
ishment of the children of the king
dom (II Peter 2:2, I Tim. 4:0), will bo
officially corrupted by false doctrine.
Womnn Is u type of tho church in
KOint sense. The church Is hiding
nwtiy false doctrine, and Its corrupt
ing effects nro seen on every hand.
3. The leaven. In scripture lenven
Is Invariably a type of evil. (1) All
through the Old Testament leaven Is
n continual nnd unvnrylng type of
evil (1X-. 12:l.r; Lev. 2:11). It Is In
concelvnble Hint Jesus should arbi
trarily change, without due notice
and explanation, a word from an
evil to a good sense, which the Spirit
of God had so unchangingly used for
two thousand years. (2) Jesus him
self makes leaven to denote sin (Matt.
10:0, 12; Mark 8:15). (3) Paul uses
leaven In Its usual biblical sense (I
Cor. 5:0-8; Gat. 5:8, 9). Further, this
Is the only Interpretation that will
hnrmonlzo with Christ's Interpreta
tion of tho first two pnrables. Facts
patent to all provo that tho professed
church today Is feeding upon the
leaven of formulism and legalism In
Btentl of the unleavened hrend of sin
cerity nnd truth the Word of God.
III. Tho Parable of the Hid Treas
ure (v. 44).
IV. The Parable of the Merchant
man Seeking Pearls (v. 45, 40).
V. The Parable of the Drag Net
(v. 47-50)
(For n detailed study of the Inst
threo parables see tho Hcvlevr for Sep
tember 28.)
Birds Have Right of Way.
Fowl have the right of way In air,
wains the director of military aero
nautics. This Is Justice Indeed, since
birds Hew first.
Hut this Is not nil. Itcccutly many
towns along the Atlantic coast have
been visited with dead bird showers.
Aviators Hying by it town would see fx
Hock of wild fowl coming their wny.
They would set their machine guns
and let the bullets Ily.
Presently a prominent citizen walk
ing below would be hit with a large
bloody bird, lie complained to tho
town, itml the town complained to the
department of agriculture. Then the
federal migratory bird law between
the United Sttites nnd Great Britain
was referred to, and It was found that
shooting birds from airplanes Is un
law ful.
Went Too Far.
"The aged caretaker of a certnln
castle in Knglnud was prostrated the
other day."
"How did that happen?"
"A facetious visitor, Just for a Joke,
asked to be shown a room onco occu
pied by the kaiser." Birmingham Age-llernld.
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Golf Bugs.
Ills father hud taken him out
the golf course. Thatf evening
seemed to be lll-nt-case.
"Willie." said his mother, "what I
the matter with you? I wish you'd)
stop scratching yourself."
"I don't know whnt's the matter, bnt
I guess I must have got some of thosa
golf bugs on me," was Willie's reply.
SWAMP-ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS
Slam at the Gentle Sex.
"If dar was tiny sbo'-'nuft beautiful
mermaids," said Uuclo Eben, "n lot o'
human ladles would git Jealous an
drown delrse'fs tryln' to imitate 'em."
A pertinent query Is n kick In disguise.
There I only one medicine that really
itandfl out pre-eminent as a medicine for
curable ailments of the kidneys, liver and
bladder.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands tbs
blithest for the reason that it has proven
to bo just the remedy ncetlcd in thousands
upon thousands of distressing cases.
Swamp-Hoot makes friends quickly be
cause its mild and immediate effect is book
realized in moat cases. It is s gentle
healing vegetable compound.
Start treatment at once. Sold at all
drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medi
um and large.
However, if you wish to test this great
preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer
&, Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a ssmplt
bottle. When writing be sure and mea
tion this paper. Adv.
If the toothnchc doesn't worry
mnn It's because somo other follov
bus It.
Pride has but two sensona n
ward spring nnd an early full.
for
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Theso threo girls Inspecting some cucumbers they hnvo raised tiro mem
bers of the hind urmy unit of the Nntlonul League for Women's Service on th
league's farm uear Washington.
Consideration of the Morrow.
Calm nnd prudent consideration of
tho morrow, so far from being a Bin,
Is ono of tho very flrst Christian du
ties, and Is so taught by tho Holy Ghost
In the Now Testament; whero people
are especially enjoined to labor, work
ing with their hands tho thing which
Is good, thnt they may have to glvo to
him that needoth. Keble.
Is it Possible to Legislate
Life and Brains?
Swift & Company is
primarily an organization
of men, not a collection
of brick, mortar, and
machinery.
Packing Plants, their
equipment and useful
ness are only outward
symbols of the intelli
gence, life - long experi
ence, and right purpose
of the men who compose
the organization and of
those who direct it
Will not Government direc
tion of the packing industry,
now contemplated by Congress,
take over the empty husk of
physical property and equipment
and sacrifice the initiative, ex
perience and devotion of these
men, which is the life itself of
the industry?
What legislation, what politi
cal adroitness could replace such
life and brains; once driven out?
Let us send you a Swift DoUar."
It will interest yon.
Address Swift & Company,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, HL
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
Healing and Health.
Dlvlno heullng Is for tho sinner. Di
vine health Is for the saint. One heals
nnd the other keeps tho healed walL
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