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Jesus and the dead man.

Jesus ana tine DEAD man.
| Je.uS hOnored
Jesus sought 10y the Gentiles.
Jesus teaching humility.
| Jesus warning Judas and Peter.
Jesus comforting his disciples
Jesus the true Vine.
Jesus promising the Holy Spirit
Jesus praying
QUESTIONS
Lesson l. What did Jesus do to the blind
nam Some one tell the story What did he
put on his eyesl What did people sayl
Lesson :. How is Jesus a good Shepherd
Whom do sheep follow Who follow Jesus'
Lesson 3. Who was the sick mani Who
were his sisters, Where was Jesus' What
did the sisters do'
Lesson 4. Who was the dead mani How
long had he been deadl What did Jesus do!
Lesson s. What did the women do to
honor Jesls' What did the people do in
Jerusalem to honor him'
Lesson g. What are Gentiles1 To what
disciple did the Greeks go' To whom did
Philip go'
| Philip and Andrew societies are those which
find people and bring them TO Jesus, Do you
belong to one in spirit If not in fornA
Lesson :. How did Jesus teach humility
| Who usually did such service' What did
Peter say' What did Jesus answer'
Lesson S.-What warning did Jesus give to
Judas What to Peter Judas is called the
traitor. 4 bad name, bad man. bad story.
Lesson 9.-How did Jesus comfort his dis
cipks What did he promise
Lesson lo--How is Jesus vine Who are
the branches What Is done to the useless
| brancheS'
Lesson 1l.-Whom did Jesus say He would
send to His disciples after He went to heaven
To do whatI
Lesson l2.-What kind Of a PRAYER did
Jesus otTer' How did He begin' What was
the first wonderful thing about this prayer
The next Tho third
Lesson l3.-Review. Golden Text have
| gloritied Thee on the earth; have finished
the work which Thou gavest me to do John
xvii A.
What work has God given u.s. Are we
| doing it,
| If we believe in our hearts that Jesus Christ
| is the Son of God, we shall love, admire and
reverence Him; we shall try every day to be
like Him, that we may show that we are
one with Him, and thus glorify God and our
! Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ the Son OF
! Sod The Sunday School World.
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The Two Hundred Thouss

AT one of my new schools this spring the
very first session gladdened me through and
through. four men in middle life expressed
their determination 81 lead Christian lives
and 10 help one another to serve their new
master. How many such points there may
he in Nebraska, know not, where they arr
just waiting FOR the starting Of osr -,hooi,
and the invitations 10 b. givon, before they
viii give themselves to the Lori's service.
The 10000 boys and girls in our state yet
outside Of the Sunday SCHOOL, How can they
b. reache,i.7
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a New York man who offered Prize of SIS
for the best short story sent to him 10y speci-
fed date received over five thousand manu-
scripts. The man was thunders,ruck His
experience only showed, however, the extent
Of the existing literary craze Nearly every
man, woman and child is writing for the press,
tie magazines or tie waste l;sso. The liter
airy market Is sll;ted-g.ut',d onS s.sht
worse than tie blackberry market The
retail prics Of a story Is now very near to tbs
original cost-Atlenta Constitution
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Miraculous Escape.

W. ". Reed, Druggist, of Winchester, Ind,
writes: "One of my customers, Mrs Louisa
Pike, Bartonia, Randolph Co., Ind, was long
sufferer with Consumption, and Was given ny
to die by her physician. She heard of DIR,
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, and
began buying it of me. In six months time
she walked 10 this city, distance of six miles
and ia now so much improved she has quit
using it, She feels she owes her life to 1t"
Free Trial Bottle at d. LorrauX's Drug Store
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BnCklin's ArnlCA SnlNe.

The best salvc in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
chapped hands, chilhlains, corns, and all SKIN
eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. II Is guaranteed 10 give perfect sat
isfactiou or money refunded. Price - cents
per box For sale hv y. LOrriauX.
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Five Hundred Per Cent. Increase.

\ new missionary Of the American Sunday
School Union his begun work il Wyoming
which has an ara equal o. New York, Penn.
sylvaEia AMI NasSachus It's combined The
population I sail 10 have increased 800 pr
cent. IL Aye .-:-..
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The great source Of theextenslve curative
range of DR.. Jones Red Glover Tonic are it,
great blood purifying qualities and ITS gen
tleaperitive action thereby removing all re.
s,raint from the seeretive organs, curing
promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia, costiye.
ness, bad breath, piles, pimples, low spirits,
sick and nervous heada ,he, ague malaria,
and all stomach, liver and kidney troubles.
The most delicate stomach accepts it with
relish. Price fifty ceuis. Of T.. Y, Griggs.
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Farm for Sale.

ono % N" finest AND hest improved farm In ~"
state Of illinois, con-~tin. Of 80 acres Of farm iaAi
and 81 Of timber yug the east side or Grand
Rapids and sid" ~ BroOkhed, eight miles south
II Narcotics. SIX miles from Ransom and nine miles
from Grand Ridge.
There are three g.od dwelling houses, two good
barns three good cribs two granarIcs and other ont
buildings Fences good. baud clean and title perfect
Plenty 81 good ;hrre orchards and all knu. VI
sma fruit VII vide the land Into two or three
farms II purchasers found for iir whole. owner
Dc sirrs to 20 California for his health. VIII give
purchasers decided bargain. For terms &C., c4n-u
B. r. LINCOLN OTTAWA. IL. or " A. MOI LLt ~,
on the farm. +. O. addrcs-, Bruoevil' In SALE coun
~ Illinois. ~'pA ShAlS
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For Sale Or Rent.

Having ia, separate kinds u business IN hAEI tAi
bong unable 20 properly m4iss' both rIl 49, ~
rent uur-ths BAKERY huslnr-s- Al low Prise. or on
,t-y terms. Herr = nance tor ~Jtue young .nt u
make a good start 10 tlfe. hAhIlN MIN
fUrasA sept /. l3~f-'f
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TITLES AND GOLDEN TEXTS


/. July Jesus and the blind man. John
tx, Ill. Go!,,en Text-One thing | know,
thar, whereas / was blind, now | see John
tx, 90.
Z. July ll.-Jesus the Good shepherd John
x, lis Golden Text am the good shep-
herd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the
sheep John Y, H.
g. July lS-The Death of Lazarus John
XII, 1-lG. Golden Text-Our friend Lazarus
eaeepeth; but go, that | may awake him
sut of slesp John xi, H.
4 July 25--The resurrection Of Lazarus
John XII, l7-A Golden Text-Jcsus said
unto her am the resurrection and the life
tJdhn xi, -
s. Aug Jesus honored John xii, /
Is. Golden Text-Hosanna: Blessed is the
King of kracl that cometh in the name of the
Lord Joan xii, -.
g. Aug. s-Gentiles seeking Jesus. John
XII, 203@. Golden Text-Aad |, if be
lifted up from the earth, will draw all men
unto NE John XII, 81.
I. Aug. 15.-Jesus teaching humility. John
xiii. l-l-. Golden Text-If ye know these
things happy are We if ye do them John xiii,
II.
s. Aug. 22.-Warning to Judas and Peter
John Mi, I-SS. Golden TcXt-WherefOre
let him that thinketh he standeth take heed
lest he fall Il Cor. Y, ~.
O. Aug. 29.-Jesus comforting His disciples
John xiv, LA. Golden Text-Dat not your
heart he troubled; We believe il God, believe
also in ne John Aiv, Il.
10. Sept 5-Jesus the true vine. John XIV,
l-lG GoldenT exit am the vine, ye are the
branches John XIV, 81.
H. sept l2.-The mission Of the spirit
joan xvi, 80. Golden Textile viii guide
you INTO all truth John xvi, ~.
l. Sept. 10.-Jesus interceLing. John xvii
1.se Golden Textile ever HvCth TO make
in.ercession for them Heb. VII, %.
ABOUT JESUS.
JESUS and the blind man.
JESUS and the COOL Shepherd.
lsus and the sick man
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Philadelphia comes 10 the front with the
champion modest young lady. When she
hangs Stockings out on the clothes line she
puts wells over them
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC R'Y


Knoxville Audubon Harlan Guthrie
Kansas in
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Farm for Sale or Rent.

Tn. Eli Of the $50 section p. - acres. E-'einu
Tr.ushtp l., Sale county ~. HO u"a-. aud -l't j.
god vel i well fencsd. Pat lut-- cui! sion tu.'
r,-f In m saip. Tenn. II s,s ~. - made rrt- -
I'll. H. nurrht.s- II t.f I'D .pn. MI ~ rented ~
UaIt -a-ju Addre-- GEORGE ABBY, Nevada. ] De-
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THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE


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DINING
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In this quarters lessons all the words and
historic events point to this grand fact, that
Jesus Christ is the Son Of God and saviour Of
men.
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Primary Lesson Helps.
BIZ MRS ALICE W. kNON.
LESSON XIII.-SEPT. 26, 1856.
REVIEW.
From the Scholar HoudJ2ok.

PERSONS PLACES EVENTS.
PhnrSees Pool of ST. Healing Of Blind
Lazarus and loan, Man,
sisters; ShcepfUlds, Eastern Mode of
Thomas, Bethany, Burial
JUDAS lHa- Jerusalem, me Ifluihphai
p2aiIS. h hS'%hS',,d !y 'si5 Passover,
Andrew, Place of Eat Mode Of Eating
Peter, nlg Last Meas
Apostle john supper Prayers OF Jesus.
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TROUBLES OF VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.

The painters are making things lively for
their employ They have decided TO make gem
cral demand for So 80 day for nine hours work on
April D. In the meantime Delegates Jones' Of the Pro-
gressve Painters and Davt OF the Operative Painters,
have been visiting houses employing non-unon men and
payng low wages. At Frenchs Hotel work has been
stopped completely, all the union aud most Of the
nonunIOn having quit work. II arraug cement is
not made by the end Of the week. strikes will be ordered
on all the Jobs which houses employing nOnunion
men are engaged The painters delegates waited on
Hugh Nrsbitt the Grand-s painter who paying hi s
men IS nine hours work and threatened strike un-
less he paid so for hours work. The threat
Lrou chl Monroe d Mccormick to terms.
The ca arpeDters having trouble with Contractor
Porter who has charge of the building at FOurteenthst.
and Fifth-ave. on March he agreed To pay his men
- 80 aday for hours work Last Saturday tho
first pay day ana he only pald them 80 20 day. The
men struck again Monday and MI. Porter employed
pon-union men, He refuses TO discharge them ana
less all the union men In the building will be
ordered out.
Tne subj ommitee OF the General Executive Board OF
the Knights OF Labor who have been investigating the
troubles between the International Cigarmakers aud
District Assembly No 40 OF the Knights of Labor went
10 Troy yesterday II supposed that they Intend try
ing settle the troubles In COhoes Ihey are expected
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
THE MESSENGER BOYS VICTORIOUS.
THEIR DEMANDS GRANTED BY THE BOSTON DIS
TRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

THEIR DEMANDS GRANTED BY The BOSTON DIS
TRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
BOsToN, March 1S (SpeciaD.-The Boston
District Telegraph Company has yielded TO the demands
OF the striking messenger boys The truce OF twenty
four hours terminated at to-day and the boys, not
satisfied with the OF tho superintendent quit
work and forming procession marched 100 strong in
military array through the streets receiving constant
accessions from the various branch offices. At p m
superintendent Lewis received dispatch from General
Manager Sheehan I'm behalf OF the directors, directing
him to yield to the demands OF the boys paying them
either ga cents message, 81 80 week, at their op
ton. Learning that the procession had reached the
Hotel Vendome, he telegraphed thither to have the
news communicated TO the boys. They wero slow 10
credit IT, however. lie again teegrapheh 10 the Ven
dome and to all branch Offices assuring the boys ot
tho sincerity OF the company and directing them TO re-
turn TO duty. About this time OF the boys, who III
spte of all temptations desert had continued at his
post met by the procession as he was returning
from the delivery TO the oiiice lie was at
once ordered TO quit work and join the procession lie
refused and tried to on his way ON being opposed
by of the strikers lad head ana shoulders nlsheT
than himself, lie promptly thrashed him amid the al-
pause of the bystanders. but before he cOuIu make an
orderly he seized by hali dozen OF the
strikers. forced into the ranks and dragged along
Reassured by the different messengers from Supern-
tendent LOWS, at the boys headed Tor the once,
and twenty minutes later with closed ranks and nyng
flags before his window. lie informed the dele
would at once arrange satisfactory terms and ordered
the boys return TO duty. The result was commune,
Gated TO the strikers who gave three hearty cheers ana
then broke ranks.