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LESSON vr, THIRD QUARTER. lures-
NATIONAL SERIES. sue. a.
Test of the Mason. Maris I. l-Il—Mcmm
Verses, 9.11.»,Golds-n Tut. Maris I, 1].
Commentary by the Re . D. M. Ste-rill.
l. “The beginning of the gospel of Jesus
Christ, the Son of God. " This is the gas-
pel specially of service. In it: we are re-
minded of the Words, “Behold,lwill bring
forth my Servant, the Branchl" while “Be-
hold, the Man whose name is tho Branch!”
is seen more clearly in Luke’s gospel
(Zach. ill. 8; vi, 12). Here Jesus is the
patient servant and sacrifice for others.
spending and being spent to serve the
sons of men. This gospel is written that
the lame life of unwcat'ied service may he
in some measure reproduced in us (if Cor.
iv, 11), but as we are in this first verse in
troduoed to tho Ben of God so we must be
sons of God before we can serve God. “Let
my son go that he may serve me,” said
the Lord of Israel (Ex. iv, 23).
2. “As it is written in the prophets, Bo-
hold, I send my messenger before Thy fat-c,
The whole story of His sufferings and
glory is written in the prophets (l Pet. i,
ll; Luke xxiv, 25~27). They also spake of
tho heralds who should precede Him, John
the Baptist, in the spirit and poworof Eli—
Jab before his first coming. and Elijah
himself hetero his second coming. Corn-
pan Mal. iv, 5; Luke l, 17; Math. xvii, it).
13. As to preparing His way, every be-
liever can. in a measure, be His messenger
to do that. What an honor to be sent of
Him in His munol
ii. “The voice of one crying in tho wil-
derness. Prepare yo the way of the Lord;
make llis paths straight." When John
was asked if he was the Christ or Elijah or
the prophet, he said that ho was neither,
but onlya mice proclaiming the Christ
(John i, 28; lie sought no honors for
himself, but rejoiced to (lemme that Christ
might increase (John iii, 29, 80).
4. "John did baptize in the wilderness
and preach the baptit'un of repentance for
the remission of sins." A sample of his
preaching maybe found in Math. iii. 7-12.
and Luke iii. 7-18. Be made it plain that
unless their lives afterward manifested
that they had become new creatures their
baptism would amount to nothing. One
of the last commands of Christ was that
repentance and remission of sins should be
preached in His name among all nations.
beginning at Jerusalem (Luke xxiv, 17).
6. “And there went out unto hiruall the
land of Judas, and they of Jerusalem. and
were all baptist-d of him in the river of
Jordan. confessing their sins.” 'l‘ht-n-
must be a sense of sin, a true emulation
of sin. and tht-docpcr the hotter, before any
one will come to Christ. for lie cruuc not
to call the righteous, but sinners, to repent
once. This is the. work of tho lluly Spirit
(John xvi, ts, margin), and "1' int-s lllf‘
word and tho llvosof lmlit-vers. in A113
v, ill; xi, in, Christ is said toglvmlrgruut
rcwnttmua
0. ”Anti John was clothe-d with camel's
hair. and with a girdioof a skin about. ills
loins. and he did out locusts and wild
honey.” Thus was Elijah clothed (ll
Kings 1, F9). and. as to locusts, tiwy were
unions: the creatures which (ind illlii [wr-
mlttotl Israel to out (14W. xi, 222). John
was certainly not extravagant in the mute
tor of food and rairnont. What a mtIVmSt
was lsruw. who ant'fi Esau because of his
venison and would bins him only in con-
m—ctlon then-with (fir-n. luv. :35; uvii.
ll. 4). Jesus has taught us not to think too
much about either food or rainwut (Math.
iv, 4; vi. 2.5). but has assured us that it w.-
nmko liis kingdom and ills rightmusno-M
our first t‘uricvrn lit» will time to all our llt'i‘ti
in that direction ( Math. vi. 3%).
7. ”Anti prom-lied, saying, 'l'lwro muwth
one mightier than l after rm», the latclwt of
whose show I run not worthy to sump
down and tmlmm-J’ .lolrn sought not to
attract people to himself, but to the Lamb
of find. whom he value to lit'l‘lilil. llr' hull
no ambition to nmkr- Mum-ll a rmrnv. but
only to honor lliru of whom luv Milli. "ilw
must illttnlllstt, but lrnuet ilwnww” (John
iii. if”). llo sought but until lhirum for
himself (Jr'r. ,‘Jv. .‘r.’ but. his wntrlru‘unl
was “Not 1" (mil. ii. on, onr. M; rm.
b. “l indeed lmvobnptlml ynu with or.
lot. but llo shall lmptiw you with (h.-
ilnly iihmt.” liorh Matthew rimi Luke
rulrl "ltlltl with im-" (Mirth, iii, ll; Lulu-
iii. Ml. Willf'li ilrv worms, from tlwwntvst,
to rri’u-r to rim jtulgzrm-ntr‘. of ills .wwml
coming on King and Son of Man. .\~. llll‘
Servant, which “I' is rnrruliurly in Mark.
lie down not spook of ilnu liut. how lrlllt'll
we do llt‘r‘d to ho liiit'ii with the Spirit-4n
flu-t, it in u mmnmmi laid upon 11-. umlm
llllll'il n r-ntnuuuui as not, (it iK‘iil'llllkt'il
(l-lplt. r, In). Thou what a outrii‘nrt to
know that “t'.WilU loom-Saviour, llrnlllt'r.
Friend, is the our who illlpiilt'lll With the
Holy lilmat (.luhu i, Zlii). We nr'rti not
think we must hog and ('lltl'l‘tit Him, but
simply ask Him (Luke xi, ill).
it. ' And it mum: to plus in those day»
that Jesus value from Nazareth of Gallic-v
and was baptized of John in Jordan." in
Lula" ill. 23. it is written that ill' Wm
about. no yt-arsof ago, in Math. iii, ll.
' if). it insaitl that at. ilnltJohn forbade lilm
became“ of John's groan-r hood to be imp
tin-ti of lliru, but .lvau» moi. "Slrt‘lvrit in
ho so now. for thus it im-ornr-th ml to lol-
fill till righimurnt-su. " ”t' humlrlwl llilu
m-If from lit-awn unwu totho marmvrnf
lelrrhorn. and the homo in Susan-ill.
and the life of n'jm‘tion, mm to (it'iiim‘llr
arm and ilolgotlm. all for us, and unruly
it is booming in us to humble oum'lt'rn
for Him. yet it Ih't’llill strangl- runny w.
for, whomas llo m'tunlly came down lmm
grmt glory. We, being not hing. have noth-
ing to come down from but sinful pride.
ill. "Ami straightway coming up out of
the water He saw the Immune opened. and
the Spirit like a dcvc descending upon
him." lloro in this gospel we "root the ilrst
“lmnwdiatcly.” mod alsrnt int times in thr-
St!” Tt‘atilnwllt. and 40 tiIm-s in this um-
pel. and ii times in this chapter. mun-—
times translated “anon" or “frrrthwith.”
it is the word for a (turd servant. The
opened heaven» make in think of Elt'k. l.
Math. iii. John l, Acts vii and 3. Her. iv
and nits. in each of which chapters heaven
is opened and altroys concerning Christ
or ills church. The lipirit coming on a
dove makes nsthlnk of the dome that found
no rust rsccpt in the ark while the wntorn
of Judgment were on the earth. Jesus. the
true ark, is thormiy plum whim-tho Spirit
can mfnily. if we are illlmtwith the
Spirit. we will rest only in Jesus.
‘1' “(Wm ’ mental.
fl. ’ at my . n
"if!!!“ ” Sec II” chili"
bar at, 1. wilds the some testinmny was
given at the turn-figuration. In John rill.
99. Jesus says. "I do sways those thlnrts
trust ' iterator." an in titan. xv.
Me 1i ' Wynne-dim blur
self." mass Fsther is M
Tin mm «011001.
which shall prepare Thy way before thee!" -
panama
. ‘M,W
Senator Joe Blackburn was some years
ago traveling through .Indian Territory
in 0 not very thickly populated section.
and although he started with a generous
quantity of ii quot the supply,with the ox»
ception of a single quart ilaslr, became ex—
hausted. While in this coridition he met in
Cherokee lnrlian. who asked him to ex-
tend the usual murtcaios to a fellow trav-
eler. The courtenles wcro promptly ex—
tended, and as the brand was the finest
Kentucky the senator was hardly sur-
prised when the lndian,who was mounted
on a beautiful horse, eagerly odor-ml him 35
for the remainder of his bottle. The offer
was anew. whereupon the Indian offer.
edhis dlc. his bridle and finally his
horse. but all without avail. “Did you
ever hear of athirst like thatl" the sen-
ator inquired of the friend to whom he
told the story. "Why didn’t you takethe
odor?" was askot . “Great heavens, man,"
exclaimed Blackburn, ”it was the last
bottle I had on oarthl”-—Argonaut.
Trials of the Flesh.
Hopeful Nephew (at the top of his voice)
—Un.clcl We‘re going to play harmon-
ing. Will you come and be the whale?—
Pall Mall Budget,
no Wu 81"“ch
He read the signs with the various al-
luring names which were displayed on
and about the satin fountain. He was
visibly impressed with the elegrmt oom-
binatioun of syllables and the suggestions
of refined luxury which they implied by
their very sound.
"What'll yolmvo?" sold the youth in
the white cruel.
“This business hoz advanced a good
deal since l was in town last." he said ro-
ilt-vtlwly as ho lnlrl his Cdflx'tflwk down
anti put his foot. on it.
"You. We kwp up with thctlrnos (m
fancy drinks. What's yours?"
“i dunno wlwtlwr yv'vo got any of
what i want or not." he wr-nt on in an
tumluuvtiu way.
"Wt-ll. let me know what it is. and if
we have not": wo'll hvtltl out and got it.”
"i linin't awn nobody tlrlnkin it, an I
don't see no ruin-rtisomvut of itin yer
slurp."
"Wt-ll. toll llll' what it is. and 1'“ do
my best. Yuu'm lumping people waiting."
"Uh. l‘Xltllht‘ turf “'hut I cmuo rim!!-
wusn ulnssn‘ sutlu wutor. .los' common
soda “'llll'r. But of yvtlon't hoop it gimme
suihin tlwt’s like it oz near yo kin. an
We‘ll call it squam"-——\\‘ashington Star.
Ila Saw It Later.
“Wmfl” gasped Mr. \Vigglosworth,
mopping his forehead furiously as he
stopped to pass gmxl morning with the
minister. “lint, ain't it?"
The ministrr in the cool, white necktie
calmly acquiesced.
”But one thing's curtain," Mr. Wig-
glcswurth hopefully pursued, "this hot
weather can't hurt always."
The minister shook his head with an
air of uncertainty.
”i haven’t soon you at church for more
than two ittuiltlteé." he said. with grave
cont-urn,
It wasn't. till along in tho afternoon
that Mr. \i‘imzll-sworth saw the applica-
tion of it.—-lim'l.'lurul Tribune
'l'lu- Fir-st Cir-mi.
Mother—You t-nn't stay in this hot ('lty.
Why don't you tell your lursbnntl you
must go tn rs bummer n'snri?
llritlu|~l—~l don't dare.
“\Vliy lint?”
“If in! says ‘Nn.’ I will b0 rnlsornblo bi»
(‘lillfilllf‘t'tn'b an, anti if he mys ‘ch' Iwill
bo miserable because he can live without
tuc."——.\'ow York \Vr-rkly.
I'remuture.
“lkm't err-r speak to me again." she
cried angrily. “i‘l‘ fiance shrugged his
shoulders. “no not hasty,”-bo pleaded.
"There are yt-t‘ '-—-
llo moved a stop nvnror to her.
——-—-“s4-vorai details of our wedding
which cannot im satlsfru-torlly arranged
without ('nlttutliuiilm. “—llt-troit Tribune.
All Paid For.
The following was owrheanl between a
Colombian strttlcnt and his best girl:
:“Oh, Will. what lowly ilowcrsl They
look as if they had just been gathered.
Why. there is a little dew upon them."
Will (alightly t-rriluirrtmsedh-Not a cont.
I assure you. not a cont.—-Chriatlan ltog~
iswr.
"If you have any last wish," said the
clergyman to tho convicted man in the
electric chair. “tell inc, and I will try to
carry it out. "
"Yes," replied tho pom-wrotcb. “I want
to learn to play tho piano. ‘ ”—lloeton Post.
Moved.
“You say that Miss Kulty‘s singing of
In pathetic ballad moved the entire assem-
bl ’l!
y'Yen. indeed. himt of them were three
blocks away by the time. elm had finished
the first vcrlc."-—Chieago Record.
I‘m.
Cutlotrm-ellavo you purchased your
Vacation outfit yet?
Clubbcrly-0b, yes.
Costleton~Whoro are you going?
Clubborlyul think i shall stay home.
ultras York Herald.
W
Wrote litmus.
Tour-The management seem to have
no arm in tho pnxiuctlonot
0|”-
Kltty—No. indeed. They have given
not: em, girl at low. three coats at
paintu’l‘it-Blts.
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Freiuht steam
CLASS A.
CLASS B.
Entry and
nesday. August
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FARE—SINGLE, m; EXCURSION, 70c.
Leave South Norwslk. 7:00 a. To. Leave New York. Beekman street. 2:15 p. m.'.'.'.8stur-
day. 2.00 D. m. ugvgegsst Thirty-first strut. 2:40 p. Tm: Saturday. 2a) p. m.
fromfnlOmm.toli:fllp.m.
Sunday, August 5th
STEAMER CITY OF ALBANY...
GLEN lSLAND lllll CITY ISLAND.
MllSIl‘. ON THE Billl.
[ENE SOUTH lililiWIlll. 2:00.
NOTICE—Route maybechanged or sail postponed should weather prove unfavorable
for the comfort of
25a illillliSlllll FIRE.
sensors.
Silliilll ANNUAL REEATTA
——-or Tun——
so... on neutral.
City of Norwslk. leaves New York. Monday. Wednesdayzsndil'rldsy at
5:00 0.11:. loaves No allt Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at one p. .m. Freight received
u ‘ .
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and New York.
jltf
lllllllN PlllNT lMl’llllVEMENT llllMPiiNY
-——-TO BE HELD AT—-——
nu Point, er, Saturday, August 4111,1894
OPEN TO ALL BOATS.
Handsome Pitchers and Prizes in Gold.
CABIH SLOOPS, CUTTERS AND YAWLS.
—Thlrty feet and under. sailing measurement.
OPEN SLOOPS AND .1113 AND MAINSAIL BOATS
-—Thlrty feet and under. sailing measurement.
CLASS l‘.-—'l‘wenty four feet and under. sailing measurement.
CLASS l).— sixteen feet and under. sailing measurement.
CAI RIO BOATS—CABIN.
CLASS E.—-Tblrty feet and under. sailing measurement.
CLASS F.——Twenty~four [not and under. sallinr: measurement.
OPEN CAT BOATS.
CLASS G.—'l‘hirty feet and under. sailing measurement.
CLASS ll.-Twonty-nv0 foot and under. sailing measurement.
CLASS l."l‘wenty feet and under. sailing measurement.
CLASS J.
No Second Prize will be given in any class starting less than 3 boats. and no class willibe
started with less than two boats. Sailing measurement will be the load waterline and 1'3 the
overhang added. Time allowance will be that adopted by the Herveshofl Schedule. No shift-
ing of ballast will be allowed in Classes A. and B. No restriction as to ballast in other classes.
No restriction as to soils in Classes A. and B. Only Jib and Mainssil in Classes 0. and D.
Maineail only in Classes IL. F. and 6. Classes H. and l. Oyster Boats may carry Jib Iaiussil
and Topsail only. No boat shall carry more than one man for every three feet of sailing length
or fraction thereof. not including sailing master.
coursejiveldllesto Windward orieeward and heturn.£ntrsncs Fee.“
-8lxtoen feet and under. sailing measurement.
Entrance Fee must be in the bands of the
ADDRESS.
1st. 1504. Entry Blanks furnished upon application.
Committee by 9 o'clock 0. 111.. Wed
Race called at 10 a. m.
E. A. WOODWARD 01R FRANCIS llUllRlTT. Soniil Norn’ulk, Conn.
ll tf
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——-ASK FOR——
lillWN’S $3.00 SilllE.
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Materialis Used, Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
prices.
Large as
tension Tables,
“ya
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LINE OF
Baby Carriages,
FROM $509.
sortment of Oak Bed-room Suits, Sideboards, Ex.
Fancy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom
0nd & Sons.
“En“lemuorhi
Titian-m 0 I m
film-- at no Isn't
’ M hanks»
Norwalk Chronicler