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Lesson fo r A p r il 4
JESUS APPEARS TO HIS DIS
CIPLES
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T E X T — John
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' » " L P E X T E X T — R » r a u i» th o u h « .t
• * ' " m», th o u h a a t b e l i . v . d
b lru rd
a r« t h . y ih a t h a v a n o t . . e n , a nd y a t
l i t o r . I l . v . d —Jo h n I» I ,
1'RI.M a KY T O P IC — T h o m a « H a p p y to
J e*u « A l l v . A v a in
1 M » il L* » P K — J riiu s Appoa ra to
III»» !> i.-rip l« ,.
INTKRSIB1IIATB a n d s e n io r t o p -
IC- ■Jratia Api-ar» to H ls tU s o lp l.«
V " l \ » i p k » »PI.E a m » A l . l i . T T O P
IC— L o v ln g a n d S r r v in g tb « K isan L o rd
S h e D i d n ’t C a r e
i . M * had been going together for
•bout «lx months. One Sunday a fte r
noon In the fall we W e re out walking
In a new addition of the city, where
many young couple« lived.
A» we
phM«ed one newly built house. I »nld.
“T h ere 1« one hour»* th a t young m ar
ried people won t live In, because it
baa no heating plant."
She Im mediately turned to me, and,
putting her hand on mine. Maid: "«».
th at w ouldn't make any difference to
m e; I could get along w ith a « lo v e ."
We a re now m arried, but do not
live In th e house that haa rau*od all
our happiness. — K. I’.. In Chicago
Tribune.
W atch Cuticura Improv« Your Sk»n.
On rising ar»<| retiring gently nnonr
Hie face with C uticura Ointment
Wash off O intm ent In five minute«
with Cntlcur# Reap an»l hot w ater. It
1« wonderful » h a t C ntlcnra will do
fzr poor complexion«. duadruiT, itching
an»l red, rough hand«.—Advertisem ent.
Stomach or Liver Trouble?
BalcersfieM. Calif.—“I have used Dr,
Pierce'« ijtiidcn M—Ucal Ln»ajvery lor
uoor hbiod, torpid
liver and »»ottuch
d * rdcr and there
1« n ilnng in ti»e
worid like it to get
the human machine
clear <1 the puvm a
and to get every
organ of the !««iy
frelmg ttrong and
healthy.
I know
what I am talking
—
,
«t- • for I wa«
hardiy at»!' at time» to get to my work,
feeling mean tick and run»l».wn all the
time I have never ha»l a return of tht«
C o n d iti'O .”— H
II
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A certain m inister in a rem ote High H IN D E R C O R N S
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li
p a lo , «r««ur«M
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land «IlMtrl.t last y ear thought he ir.n-m4,
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w * a —
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•* * » B » s - « we atr«4 <-«*v
«w tutu l o r a t l»»v »
would Introduce an Innovation Into the <1*1*. ilia c o » • iMcmiaU W orVa. Kexc l a^om. H. Ï. *
W atch Night service, and brought Into
the chureli a cuckoo ehx-k. It had not
the effect he had expected, which waa
of aolemnizing the occasion. A« the
Carboi! draw» out the core
cuckoo began to «trike, the village
and gives quick relief
lad« at the hack started to accompany
it. and by the end of th e tw elfth
w » c tN ia o u i io < OOM
»ound pandemonium relgne»!. and the
service had to t»e ahruptly closed. The
experim ent will not he repeated this i
year.
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Theodore H. Morgan, a federal eus- ,
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tom« inspector at Philadelphia. ado|>t-1 w . N. u., San Francisco, No. 13--192d.
ed the policy of having ills hair cut
only when the moon wa« full, »« a
A grain of tliw»r*tlral wladorn may
m eans of w arding off haldnesa and he tu rn out to be a poni«<l of p ractical
assert« the effect wa« so noticeable folly.
th a t half a dozen men In hla organiza
tion did likewise with good re«ult«.
H k f l t B I W M'*ab*( (iMftCoBilng* »*r*.
h* knew enough to go |ft when It
All nafure u hut art.
ra ln*<L
I. Jesu t Manifests Himself to the
Disciple«—Thomas Present (30:24-29').
Tlioma* waft fihaent at the flr*t ap-
le a ra n ro of .Jeen*—Ju«t why we may
: never know. Hi* a*>*en<*e deprived
| him of a vision of the Ix»r*1. The other
By JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN
dlaclpieu went to Th'»ma* with the
(lad new« of the Ix»rd’« r**urre<’tion
bat be would not i»eiieve. Hi« rtnb*
bom dlMhellef was m eh that be do<-
ge«jjy dw-iared that tmle*« be aaw the
prints of the nail* and pat hls finger
in the p n n t of the nails and thru*t
hi« hand Into His side, be would not
believe. Mote:
1. The lo rd 's kindne«« to those who
one hundred and fifti
have diffii-ultie* <w 30 27).
eth. is an evolution w rought by C hris
Thomas deserved rebuke, but the
tianity and civilization from the p re
Ix»rd kindly supplied the evidence
historic ages of the world.
which he demanded.
E aster Is a popular festival, aside
2. The Ix»rd revealed Himseif to
from its religious significance, because
Thoma* (vv. 27. 28).
man has alw ays welcomed the recur
Hlien He thu« revealed Hirnaelf.
rent m iracle of the spring with re
Thoms« was transform ed from a
joicing. As a festival of the C hristian
doubter Into a confessor. He cried
church Its im portance is obviously
out, -My Lz,rd and my f k x f
basic. T he foregoing linking o f the
3. The superior blessing of belief
birth of Je s u s C hrist and of the Inde
wfthoae sight (▼. 29).
pendence of A m erica Is w arranted, in
Jeans {»atienrly fum inhed Th«»maa
asmuch as In A m erica church and
with tangible evidence of Hl* rewur-
state have been ma»le sep arate and
reg io n , hut asswrrd him that belflef
the A m erican of today has religious
on Him w ithout the fanrlhle erldaBce
freedom to observe E aster according
wa* to be in a fram e of mind to re
to the d ictates of his own conscience.
ceive the bleartnzs of the I>»rd.
He may see In the E aster of the
II. Jeaua Manifests Him se'f to Seven
Gentile only the Passover of the Jew.
D'tciplee at ¿he S«a of Tiber.us (21:
He may confess him self an 'Infidel"
J 1 14).
and walk with th at gentle old nature- .the e g g . I t v i i r e ta in e d , a n d since I I f • •
h-
r«» zc in » th e s h e e ts
1. The occasion (rv . 1-3).
rro m its s h e lly s e p u lc h re th e r e Issued
O f ( a l l e y s fro m P B o * n ir « :
lover and plant-w izard. L uther B ur a n e w a n d w in g e d t h in g o f li f e and
At Peter'» « u«e*tioa the disciple*
b u s h e a rd me c a ll his fle e ts
bank. He may confine hls activities b e a u ty I t V I I e a s ily m ad e to fit In C o A lu n m
d so he k n e w no peace.
go fishing. They do not go hack to
to raising for the m arket th e E aster fin e ly w it h th e C h r is t ia n f a it h In th e T h e D r * k e I s u m m o n e d o u t to w a r
fh*ir old calling w ithout hot»e In
r
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s
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r
r
e
c
tio
n
o
f
th
e
dead
lilies now m ade symbolic of the day—
" ith p la te ships to be w o n .
Christ. They «hou!d m t he acco *d
I an» th e lo n e ly ju n c ie s ta r
a T here Is of course abundant w ar
L i k e E a s te r lilie s , p e r e a n d w h ite .
of forsaking their I » r d —they were
T h a t beck o n e d S ta n le y on.
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e
e
M a k e TI wju o u r h e a rta . O L o rd o f L i g h t ' ran t. as alt th e world well knows, for
T 'o r m*n. therefore otdiged to work.
L ik a E a s te r lilie s , le t th e n , be
holding spring th e season when “the A ro u n d th e w o rld , a ro u n d th e w o r ld ,
Furtherm ore. hou*rt toil should not
S w e a t c h a lic e s o f lo v e to T h e e !
young m an's fancy lightly tu rn s to »' h e r e 'e r th e b p s *>f » u r f a re c u r le d
he cr»wsidered Iflcomputltde with w it
A n d chaiie/Ube v f th e w ild i* b o rie d .
r
h
o
u
g
h
ts
of
love."
W
rites
th
e
Twer,
H e may ta k e p art, if he choose. In
nessing for <T»ri«t. Sensible men and
f v » c la im e d m en fo r m y o w n .
A n d som e I'v e g iv e n g o ld a nd fa m * .
the parade of fashion in the big rltles tieth C entury:
worn*® will h»e busy at aoealled secular
M O T H E R : - F le tc h e r ’ «
A r.d s^ me b la c k s o r ro w
a n d w o rs *
occuy<fpoa until called from them by
—and vet stop short a t th e church M e th in k s no l e a f w o u ld
sh a m e .
e v e r b u d in
Castor» is especially pre
door. lie m a y shut hLs h eart to the
the
Lord.
Indeed,
when
th*
Lord
s p r in g
B u t s t i i i — I c a lle d th e m a n d th e y cam e
T o t a k e th e t r a i l a k -n *
E aster bells and content him self with B u t f o r th e lo v e r« ’ lip s t h a t kies, th e
w ants men to w/<k fr#r Him. He goes
pared to relieve Infants in
I am m o re fi '.’' b j t »n h * a r t h o r w .f e
po ets' lip a t h a t s in g
to thriee who are busy Th* disripl*»
t i e egg-rolling of E aster Monday at
arms and Children all a^es
A n d a l l th in g s t h a t e n d u re .
toil*d all Bight and got noth ag.
th e W hite H ouse of the P resid en t of
•
From this It appears th at spring Is a
o f Constipation, Flatulency,
the 1 nited States. O r he may go to
I a m th e W a n d e r D u re .
2
T
he
r1«*n
V»rd
th*
surd»
I*r
of
the
season nf.s» ng. no less than of lovers'
V. ind Colic and D iarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising them*
diAclple«’ need* (rv. 4 14).
church w ith th a t P resident and add
kiauM. And so It Is. Moreover, civil.
Strong s* 1* ^r<inr** S’ n r **f *k*
I ■» voice to the ju b ilan t chorus.
from
, and, Ly regulalm g the Stomach and Bowels, aids the
Ar
djyhreak
rh*
!><d
on
Ized man ha« long laughed a t him self W ander Lore, even *tnjrtr*v is raan’i
“C hrist Is R isen I" And no one shall for th e ver«e for which «V-Ing
the «.» re and Inq 4.red *» to their
re . | hop*» of Ira m ortality. And it ;« at
auunilatK
in o f F ood; g * mg healthy atwl natural sleep.
say him yea o r nay.
»3****-«* The I» rd apfjear* at -the
sponsible. Y es; many a literary crime H arter th a t tbi* boj*» spring* •♦r«»r.g
P*dnt of th eir ertr*m :ty. U't«en the
F o r. Io. th e w i n t e r Is «paxt« a n d th e ha« been com m itted In th e nam e of 1 **t in his breast.
To rroid rtmutv -«. always k<k lo r the «igimture n f
'
disciple» cnnf*««*d 1 heir failure. He
r a ;n la o v e r a n d r o r e .
"S pring Poetry." Yet wby laugh a t
¿^h«olately
I :.
!- ■ -
fetawes,
Pkystciaaa
everywhere
recommend
it.
T h e C o w e rs a p p e a r on th e e a r t h : th e
dir**t*-d
them
and
«pfj-eaa
followed.
S
h
a
ll
rr.<n
alo
r.e
f
o
r
w?
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a
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•<
r
e
It? It 1« but m an’s way of voicing an
tim e o f th e 9 t n < ir .( o f b ird s la com e,
v iv e «.
III. Tbu
of th« R sun Lord to
a r d th e v o ic e o f th e t u r t le d o ve la urge as old as man himself. I^ u g h as Mo
re w u rre c tlo n
kaow ?
Ph a
m an
Pete* (31 ; v it
T h e E le c t r ic T o u c h
P l a n t M i llio n » o f T re e »
fc -ard in © o r la r.d
we may. so much a p art of us today
a lo a e .
T h e fig tr e e p u t t e t h f o r t h h e r g re e n 1» th is ancient api»*uil of spring th at Tm per a l
C hrist put to P**»r the thrice re
Geria»» electrics! engineer has
Jtew Zee ,n d ». .cserie, h e re »nc.-e
m a n ' be a o w a
in
b a r re a
f r a . a n d th e v ic e s w i t h th e te n d e r
g ro u n d
peated
*Tyrreat tb**u ar.**’ Interned a device th a t u u t « « « p . «»,# doubled tb rlr « u rd ir >,t f »e-r
.
not even the u n ’ erolc, m aterial, sz«-
ftra p e ( t v « a ( c o d s m e ll.
L e e * p r iv i; » r * d th a n ( r a i n , cm w h ic h
before H* gave re him a cntamlwiioo
tr», by m e re y i whir.g a crim inal w-edilaga .'n e e Iffia, mne» rh«n
a w
w a a y y . ’
> phisticated. cynical over»-vilized. Ir-
I • e. m y f a i r c u e . a n d c o m e a
he feeds?
I I PolifiHz.nm
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This show« that suf.r*me lose to Christ w ith th e tip« of hi« fingerà, to render »e»,»«» yowng tr e e « s z /w b e tr.g » ,a J L
relief oq « Tw-neelewAU
T w entieth C entury
man
‘ ebte.
ia th e r/oe caaeatiai <ua? ftcar.oa for the miacreent e&c/ma» toee.
So Solomon’s Song welcomes spring en tirely Immune to eith er th e pagan T h r u w i l t r o t le a v e o> In th e d
T h o u m ade«* m an . h * kne we n - • w h y
•errin g H,*.j. *1»s**t thow me more
■nd an ha» sprfcg been welcomed al ( f a l l o f th e Wild « ta the r e l z is
H e t h la k e he w as r z»t m a d * "o d ie ;
Ways by prim itive man. And especial- message of E aster. And many a heart A n d T h r>u hast m ad e h im . T h o a a r t t1»aB thee*** mean«, bo doubt, “Do you
A MW a a M « b.m eetf to 4ee»a
Trwth hi « s «M an lim e. a M H »
!ov* m* more than you ,;x> t h e ^ dfs-
ly great w as th e Joy of prim itive man touching line haa been w ritten —
la s t.
rere!y gets »ny advize to «top It,
use prebiatortz troth» th a t bufile aa.
rfpleu
and
ail
(Mags
beMdeu?”
Three
tc whom Winter w as the season of prl w hether Inspired by th e rollicking
And at the lart. n*> matte* |,fw
*"i«**es is the *hurcB seed *pe*i>j car»
vatlon, o f peril and of uncertain ty of «train* of th e street-piano or by the
(troB< ha* been th* rail of (he w ert<
and
adapted to tbeig several
the
t » h
future.
e w .
T
T _ o him
» » _ th e return
------ nf sw eetly aolemn ch arch bell«.
th e fl*ab and tb* devil, th* rail
th^ (BtBfeu.
»! -.r.g w as th e prom ise of another
1. Feed My lam ho (r. 17 > This ftrR
*[ •& of life, th e incentive to prepare M y f l r u r * * ( r o w h x y I r a s e w it h a H arter beila r*a*f»*a *v«ry n*»rn»af hu
la c y
man *ar and the *77
Qp from ; •harge refutes ro those who are be-
f ■ t!-e future, the urge to p e n * ru ate
A n d in d o le n t la n g u o r n t
h ln < a t every ba roan h e a r t:
glBBi^g the ^■hrtrtian Hfe. dbt bahea
his kind.
all
la Christ. TT-e word '/* * d o»*aaa
: .S 'er" cornea to us fr<»m Anglo- In h a r r y * F « ! « v * r r e n t » h i k «p fr o m
th e p a v e m e n t
•
Abid* with me. fa rt fail« the even store th aa iBrtructgo«. jr n»e«o« ja
S on forefather» o f long ago. Ea«te-
T
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.
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a
g
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r
r
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lo
d
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m
on
and
tide.
and "East" a re obviously akin. With
to ias-rn»»; si
-rwjarlitg«.
the vernal equinox Sol. the «un. re- T h e y b u ild m e a vision o f m*adc we The darkneaa dewper*. L/>rd. w" h 31*
ete,
ab id e:
2. T t 4 M j »L*»; ( t 1^).
E Iy * ! « a .
turn • fm m his excursion to th e w intry
O f b r o o k ! * ! * t h a t »abbi« a n d b rees*« When oth*r b* p e r t fail and r < m * rts
\ . r 'h to hls rlrb tfu l home in the
Tb a -fe»rg* a*o—g « d
t h a t cro on.
fla t
It
to
t&o N utt . Tho
“ent East. And who h ath wiled A n d w t « t f « l a - d U 4 <r y o a a < 9 p r lc <
Help to th e helpleaa. O abid* with 1
h o o •«y*a>-d 1» to iea! —frk
bira hack
In b * r «plewdf
»me. w ith hl« grateful
C o m e r d a r . c r . f to me • a th e w .n < a Of
tko bmtrzo ctegE Ho n— t g fo. < f thoat.
'h and revivifying ray s? Why.
a ta a *.
* s i n
•hbu oat H
giso tfcon dht
r :.-‘,»fzwt.»—, ’
r* . other th an E aster, th e fa ir god
gn -> tkosc. load rk o u >a4 - o m r t
d*v« of spring. So «aid tho se Saxon
F*«»r *pr1n<’ B at often «ho
B m . fía
Fur+h'« j**r* <r*»w dlr
f •- r ithera—w ho w orshiped E aster fall buck on th e »treet-fdano ft
S L—d Mj ^>»op 1». J - ,
a wav *
l«»r; »•fore they had ever heard of bijf r it je f t w it h t h e i r *ai>v< r . : k e r t
T i.s tk .-d Hrtzgo !>«•«• rho »»-‘az
i ’h an re ar.d deray fa all urowr^d ! «*e
J*
th eir
C l » « , th e Sou of God. And between aky « r ip e r a .
Titty
" t »g««l ' 'nri>r.,
Tko » -»j
tÍH . dory g»sea o n :
pavement« and th eir h srry tn c er e»d< O Th- n who dhMhfBrt ao(. a?-de «líh
1» r or* tko
»» :» tko a r t '»so.
in ten t on the biafoeua of the nxo 3*01
It —01a« tkot for t.W »g»-' <*-.ttaGaM
• f * U fr o m , h * a r e a o n e d a y . I o n (
to deliver her meueaze:
lo r
a n * c < o f im m e n e * e .s *
’« re asy »^« b . ¡ •he Matraet^va» «right te b* «k** a»
-d a th e E u p h r a te a , w h e r e doves
w»it Se e . ’H to fhefr B**»i<.
fog eye« ;
f th e r 'T *B P *ad
d-
i * d a r d k a t * h » d It . w h e n o u t Oh * 7 • ‘ he ’a w
IV Fa<«a* SS« <»▼ I A-,3)
A n d r a d a re it a w a y s . It« lo » « h te r <hfae tbrunch th e <!»
fr
i a s 4 > f-st
t • * In e p i*r.d i/* b e a u 'y Haartur
fr e e ;
rWflas hers give« a
me to •ke
J*: a n d t h a t * s > :a r n e w h y * « «
A w a y w *h y o u r to w n -w r o u a r h t
’ •* '
I d u r la g t b * ?»« v al
eetatax p e-er • «iewth. i( < B* K fc*
bb < *BrOb (
lo a l
• > l* ftd (4 d e ity
W h * n t h * e a r ly
by eraeiffxka. <e. 1A
f’rte r mu *«
C o m e frit T h e T r a i l w it h m *‘
O-
i b i easae to **ur S a s o n land«
•h tao z fi-oa the envea. kW Bf/W tft<
th«
la
abMe wit>
* » * r v * d *h ta f * a e t b u t
a r*d
It«
’hfci C (/l 4
Mn light « s t o
Leed hn<>4« a ap hefz.i r* biBk ft M
a t t o a “‘W o w i l l m a la ta l I b r i r
m - th e Lz»—d v <le»-x <va •k* * twm . M t
">•." ’ k e y » a id
“b u t U ■katl Hfirtng. o * . n o ' H e r ^Vi< fff f ir t W o
b*-
”‘ h «r.eaa t b * r * v u r r » < -
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