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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09
one use T0rCrICKeTs.

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81 wish the crickets would stay about
the house all winter, just as they do in
the summer!" exclaimed the obServant
Jerseyman's wife the other day.
"Why? Do you enjoy their singing
80 much?" he asked.
"No; it is not that, although LIDO like
TO hear them chirp. The particular
reason that makes me wish they were
still here, is that the cockroaches are
beginning to appear again about the
kitchen, A big cne just ran across the
floor, and yonsknaws / would rather Gle
than touch one Of the nasty things.
They seem to know it, too, for last
winter there were several great big
ones which took possession OF corners
where there were covers for them. and
would dart out at me almost every
time ! went near them.. i When we
moved the kitchen into, the. b&semen'
they all came down here. '5-;'
When the summer began the crick-
cts came in. Besides being. pleasant
companions, in very little time they
seemed to have eaten up every cock
roach; and croton bug, and I didn' see
one Of them. again. until Just few
days ago"
Crickets are noted among entomolo.
sists for their voracity and pugnacity
In some parts Of the: world they &c
much damage to: grass :landstan9 chill
dren are employed: to-. catch@:aad- Xii
them. These crickets live in burrows
in the ground among the grass ~ The
burrows are six. Or eight inches deep
The children have merely to stick bi'
Of stiff grass down in the burrow. Il
there is cricket in the hole he will re
sent this intrusion upon his privacy
seize the end Of the grass. in. his mandi
bleS, and hang on so persistently thai
he can be drawn entirely out of ths
burrow and killed before he will let go
New York Sun.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09

We learn from the esteemed Norwich
Bulletin that frank Crumb Of South
Plymouth narrowly escaped death on
Wednesday at the hands Of an infuri-
ated bull" This Is a bull worth pre-
serving
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09

The Sloan Springs tArk.) Herald Of
fers q years subscription free to the
man who brings in the body Of Outlaw
Bill Cook, dead or alive. There's enter
prise!
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09
9afo. Thank HeaYens

PhiIanthropist-Is not your heart
,ouched by all these sights of poverty?
Millionaire indeed. But as long
IS my bank account isn't I can stand
it. 7 suess.-New York World.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09
How ITS Done.

Humorist-I have joke here on
Philadelphia. Editor-We don't buy
single jokes on Philadelphia. We con-
.ract for them in lots Of a gross each.
Kate Fields Washington.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09

A new steel company with 1,s0c, 600
capital has been organized in Pittsburg;
henceforth the Pittsburg City Council
will not have matters all its own way II
The steal business.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09

We DO not understand why any man
should embark In the train robbing
business when it is so easy to get 20
satton as bookkeeper in bank.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09
A REFOHAER.

First Burglar-'Get's quit thi:
business and become reformers.
Second-''1'n a reformer now"
First-"Come of"
Second-"Yes, I an; ch3oro
former"
And he proceeded to saturate the
sponge as the victim slept,-Detroi'
Free Press.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09
NAPOLEON and Mirabeau.

A new impulse to the revolutionary
movement was given by the death Of
Mirabeau on April 2, 1871. His obse-
ouies were celebrated in many places,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09

The swearing Of New York police Of.
hcials on the Lexow witness stand
wasn't a patching to the artistic swear
ing they INDUCED in privately.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09

Men who permit themselves to be
'hypnotized" into committing murder
ought not to complain if the State "hyp
uotizes" them into eternity.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09
DELAYING ACTION.

He-sThis may be my last hiss,
darling"
She-''Then I give notice Of fhbus
.ar."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09
Bound to Break Down.

One can do three times as much by
being quiet and taking things easy as
by rushing. Girls in every station OF
life are hurting themselves by attempt
ing to do too much. The girl who has
to work is over-ambitiouS, and the So
ciety girl thinks she must let as much
as possible come into her life. And
50, between clubs and classes, with
every form of gayety imaginable, She
is working so hard that when she. is
80 and should be reaching her prime.
which physicians say is IS, she is old
and broken down. Thefeverish desire
70 have and to achieve is killing the
girls of to-day. They are never salts.
ied, everything in life is rush and hur-
~. They want to dress like one
friend, be. as learned as another, and a.
great society leader as another.
All restlessness and seeking after
what does not belong to one is him
drance to any woman, be she old or
young, and one which, in many in"
stances, God did not intend should
come into her life. Repose and per-
feet quietness seem to be unknown
factors nowadays, and the simple do
ing what one has to do quietly and
properly also ignored. The girls of to-
day, no matter what their age may be,
rush for everything. There is excite
ment in mind and body over the least
little thing, and women are wearing
themselves out absolutely doing moth
ing. You cannot convince girl, says
writer in the. Ladies' Home Journal,
that with proper deliberation She
might accomplish just what she wishes
and be strong IN body and restful in
mind as. well, No, she has got so en-
tireiy used to rushing at everything
that she wears herself out racing up
and down stairs, and when simple nor
NAL work is finished she is, as she puts
it, $50 dead tired that I can't even
rest" -.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09
"Of All Sad Words"

Algy Ito jeweler) III have . ormg
Jack this ring. Jeweler-Ah. but it is
impossible that it should be a misft
Algy (savagely)-No; but the engage
nent WaS.-EXchange.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09

EACH year, it is estimated, there is
an average Of 5000 murders com
mitSed in the United States, l30 legal
hsngings, and 200 lynchings.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-09
Practically the Chinese army Is some
thing like the Chinese gong. It's beaten
Ill hollow.

Authorities are agreed that Connecti-
cuts automatic gallows is just as good
8 one to be avoided as the old-fashioned
kind
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-14

mo bshoslib bcii ,Oen iolun. uno mas
SDr iir Cure Safe lbut. iperoet Shr
rob liher cub ilr GiGlenisen tbuu tpn'
men, Die @nrem Ssrjsn rabtr itsben uno
Sud tbsursr iiup, ME iecer Hrsmee.
Ysmiibet @uh, INNER gutter 9aune 81
lem! Wahet Gusr Saus fur 0isisni
aeu, Die BARN leber, chen 10 beimiNh
uuo bsbaslid. oils llrsoie, Die nur Ssit'
,psiie 8dite iinc.
d ,itsrteit fam aelernt pereen uno
mlro oann balo CUR 8%epobnbeit. Wenn
Sbr i'm Sesriis islo, etruas Srobes
ODER uuuusenstmes 81 'asen. ballet
5ub eiueu Nussublld Surld uno ibers
iest, Oh Sbr nibt o~uIielbe nit %freunclis
den 0prten iaoeu t0nrt.-Ss wiro Cub
M Nnianse ibper iauen, guh 81 lbers
wlnosn, aber Die Wla1e plro 10 'bueu
ourh oas ireuuoline Sddelu oersr, Die
Sud umoeben, telObat, oaB es Gub elm
speltes Wtal aewlB ltpa weniser itpsr
weroen uno Cub ermuib,een p,ro, III
oieier @eiie iortSaiabIen. uno es ipiro
gub eann nm 10 lelbter. % otsle ue'
burs riidpufeuo 1T. S1r tonnt nlbt
lluss better ipreben, pbne Gut aut
balp better gu Iiblsn. uno 10 tpnnt Sbr
Guren sanSeu 9emii bfSuItano 81 einsm
b~sitsten MAIDEN, renn Sbr Gub anse
lu65ut, tets better uno Irsunollb 81
ipredeu. Gas Qtbsu eiuer 5rau nj
poler Sorsen uuo SerorleBl'bteiten.
sir lie iii Die SeIt r'clt am Ittusrftsn.
aber audi ON wjtti9iten. Sic III tau
ieno tleInen Naoslititeu ausgelsst, Die
ibre Heruen nuiresen uno ibre Sdune 81
Ueyoerben seeisnst ilnN. SdBt ne nh
oeben, oann perbannt ibre itrile Silm
ne uno lire tosbaitsn @orte ole 2lebe
uno allen 5rleosu pom Sdule. Tod
I'M alsemeinen III Die 5rau eine sebo
rene Sslcin une perbirst oft Die tieften
S6mersen unttr elnem- tpsnn aub gu
pellen pebmiitbi9eu - Satelu. Wle
uobl ibun oann Ibrem wnnoen bergen
osltere Worte aus Dem Wuuoe lbrss
Midnres uno ihrer 8iuoer! Sbr san5es
lBeitu iaust iie oantbar elm. wle BIZ
Slume cen Sonueni6eln uno ben 2ban,
Uilt uno bel ben 6rnusn beiOnoers 9ibi
Is feiue bduslide 3ugeno. nelde Die oel
peltertsit IN Den Sba tn 81 ltelen per:
m0tts. Cine beltere 5rau 1T oes pau
les Souue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-14
StraBburscr Iuslteluug.

Der mooerneR tlrdliten Stunt niro
aui Der Sronitrle. uuo Seroer6sauss
teanus ourh Suweliun9 elres etseneu
gsrdumissn Saues iir ibre iehr reid
1alttoe AusItsluus cine beIpuoere Se'
rudTbtisurs III 3beii. 9leler Sau,
uulihen Oaupts uno Waitlnenhaue ers
ritlet, laBt id)on ourh lelne duBere Or,
,teluurs nit itrsn ttr6lIb. monumen'
taleu Nntidn9eu ieine Setlmmun9 errn.
then. 9as lrnere ntro cine lsbr ltaot
lite Qnsnbt uOu SdDpiunssn auf benz
8eblete Der firdli9sn Stunt aufnehmen.
nobel eutiprehsno Dem 9baratttr Der
msliten 8iraen oes 9auoes, naturses
mG6 porberriheno DIE 5Ormen oss Ntlt'
telalters uertretsu Isln roeroen. Son
@rSeu9niIleu Der Stlobauers uHo Stein.
mestunIt werosu 9entmdler, Nltdre,
aanSeln uno lduiiteiIe aus9eitelt, IN
etninheu Garieluuseu ioupbl. ule in
reldfer N%usItaiturs BON Ornament
uno 5,oureEiamud, IN 0ol5 ODER Steln
auagsflbrt. peruOrra9enoe Sertreter
Der Or9elbautunit isIen ibre Werte
gum 5bsll iplelIert'S auI uuo fubren
better Die ueusItan ipscla! s!etuII1en
grrun9enibaitau unc @lfiucunsen To-
res 9gbIetes cor NuSsn. Sebr 9ros
lulro pls aoaetllon BON uprSusllben Sc,
itunaen Der 5laamalel pereen. Ste
itelaeru iit upu pen elniaben tarb'sen
Decentralization bis III ben rsIdlieH
ii8uyliaen 9emdloen. Weltsrh'n oirlte
IN gruBss Srrersiie in Qnlprub neb
men Die ~reltbllt,ae A~us'tsuuus Dor
WetaQarbeltern, uOn 9.udtem uerldles
otulter NrIen, con firhllhsn Seratben
uno 9eiaBen, oaruuter iol4en IN eoel
metoueu, pom bobem fnnftlerllben
8erlb. Messewdnoer, NItarosdsn.
alrGeniabueu uno oersl. rperoen sum
5bell III reiditer Silbers uno Solofides
rer, "a lebeu lem. S9IisBltb lei nod
erpabnt, oaB au6 Die 8lOderslsBsr II
oleiem Gbelle lbre @r5eusn'ne sur
stau blsteu uno bob @ierner 5ue' fuult-
rod Suiammsn9eieate S'oIten err'4tet
neroeH iOueu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-14
Terfei9crur9 q.

Der rlnterSeihrcte miro uui ieiner isfs
.Reilen noroweilih BON 9tttmono 9clcges
men 5arm am 9ouucrita9, ben 81. Wdri,
mor9eus 10 ubr bG9rnneuo, iol9enoe 8eacns
Itauoe Diientlit al ben Weiiibietenben per
Itetgern laiisn: A Nrbeitspieroe, 3 5ilen. 4
quite TieroC9eihlue, 5 NrIhtlbe, 2 Spct~
Icbri9e Stlere, 2 Idbrl9e Stierc, etnsrI
Bultn, iehs Sdwetne, feds 8dlber,
bret 9uteuo SiIbner. rrei 9umbrrpa9er.
1 Sprin9pa9Pn, . Selbtbinocr, ] SGemas
idiue, 3 G99en. 2 g dlitten, WiGbmalhtne,
l Seurc6en, 3 Yiliise uno l Sretpilu9. |
SGd'clnnihine, 1 Yubmible, l tau'eno
Yiunb Usage, Is 9onrm Scu uno Saue9es
rattle lC9lIder Nrt. SCoinanngen: que
Summen inter $500 baar; iiber $500 No
ten nit gutter Sur9ibalt gu 7 YroSent 3'n7
len aui EN- Sabr. Sobn utar
1927 Gl9entbnm T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-14
Sine mcmc maicbine.
0craOe 10 gut, iucnn nidt beiicr, als
bic iriibcr bier u~eriauiten.
Gum Yreiie bon MIR $50 sescn bic
anocrer III $50.

Weinen 6reunoeu NIB &unoen IN ct.
9lpuo uuo III GarS Stearns County Slr &C.
iiui9eu Hntriht. oa6 ih Jest Die Stanoaro
Ytabmaihtue, Die lif IN oleicm Sdnoe ne
gen lbrcr 9auel baiit9ttit uno threr lelhteH
uuo nus0eS ettneteu Nrbcit ollerludrts be
pdbrt bat, in prei pcrlhleoeuen Soften:
,Stuuoaro Sibrator," ,Tara9on" uno
,6otarp Stanoarn," %pcrtaule. 8iewobl
Die Waibins teiuer s~iuetten al Site rat)
itCbt, miro bic ielbe au Sretien uon $50 bis
$40 periGuit, pabreno anoere @eielllbaiten
fur lbre Yiaihine BON faum 9leihCr Site
Den opppeltcn Yrcis perlan9eu. 3uoem
ipiro bel SGaruerfaufen nod ein anne bm
barer discount etlaubt. Nut babe idl ale
Sorten NGbmaidiuen gtao Glu, Del uno Ieos
peoes 2ubehor iir Nusbeierun9 ir9eno Ell
nCr N%Gbmaihme porratbIn uno oas nitt
Sprratbi9e pirs nod SCltCuun9 inuerbalb
orei 5a9eu beiurat peroer. Nle &cpGras
iuren an ir9euo eiuer N1hnalhlne wtroen
prompt uno Superlonla beiorgt,
~ Nub iinoet Der 6armer bic bCpdbr.
te uno berlbmte Nouiior 2 demaihme
n~creIier gpnlrnition bel mn porratbl9.
Nit eisicr Naldine fana audi pbne Nni
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-14
Sic 9icbc wad)t.
I buntlcr Y d I

Su ouutle u d.
Bin ld otr Suaeno Babe emit 9e9nu9en;
Srrlltier bel umbipften uno umlblangen
uttt tutrrem Spiel eeS Sbales glatteu Ste9,
lno tclue Seutte iblen AMI mGinen gSes.
ga ihlu9 ms SerS ourh ire Gtniamteiten
Der Gettuu9 srui mir pie aus Sinnelsrpet
ten:
Su ouutl er u ht
Ste Stebe 10 q d t.
Sn ouutlcr u DIT
St mir Der Grult oes Mannes Damn aefoms
men;
Sph CUR 8e'lbrtin bait tb lie 9enpmmer.
Die mCluem NCben mai Der mlloe Stern,
ltuu 900 th muthig auh III ihnparfe Seru'
,Sn wuBte ia, oaB mir EN- Sroit beihleoeu.
SuB III Ger SetmGtb iu6leihlon'nem 6rtes
Den
Sn ouutler u Dbl
Ste Slebe 10 q d I
Su ouutle T Hadt
Dab th lie leet ms oHntle 8rab %9ebettet.
gSas bub' i'd MN hrs Yeben MI 9erettet?
Qtein Sttru erloib - gtebts. telne Seutte
mcbl?
Plus 0Immslsipciteu pleoer bod uro hebr
Ruit Croft mo Rettuu9 oa Die ep'Se 8uaoe,
Slno nod 10 eiuiam infer oeine Siaee,
Sn ountler Y q dit
Die Slebe 10 a DIT!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-14

&c II mstr Gatlrrt in risfer @tssnt fss sanees
ale sen daSu luttrtn 8raris'itsn iuiarmsn nnf
tts in ten l,etCr Sitren sdit or ais nntetipar. SHtt
Iafrf lana srflartu Iettrrtu tin fur etne lctilt
Rrantsslt uus itr,fbtu friiis tstlmtttei rrr, UNI ia
fe tin nit dr,tItttr Sstdueluns ~be'tdneis Mot tu'
rirtsu, ]rt.iriSr fs tin fur nntstibdr. ltt gStnen'
it,Tt f,f trrifi,r Elt Ratarrb etue Grnfttutiprs.
~trduftSti ~ uus ttfgllb conrttuttensue ostinslnna
trfcrsUt. 6da's Rltdrrt.sur t%irrtitrf zen 6.S
( scutr& { g.. Jelrec, Gtie, IN ne ttn'tes sen'
Min ttsntqt NUT i'm Warttt. Stt rtre tnnsrlIn IN
Irfsn ctgr @dttu sen 10 lreptsn biz ! u tintm 1eet.
lrid rou 1trcmmsu ste rlrtt ttrstt au' eas clut
uue he itlttmtRs CttrHdtte res Spftrs. Sts eietu
eintunetrt IcQdrs fur isotu Jan, ZEN Ne gu turtrtr
~gtristlt. gaft cut Gireuiars rut 3susntnt temmsn'
NkTfNut:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-14
Scsglcidem lcgcf luir 5ln1 Serfaut als:

400 Stiide nsue Spigen in Ger Srejte
pom oon 81 bis ID GOT; rieie mercrn i'm
Cteren Stctwert i'm BARGAIN 1epIrtcment
in pier prrihiecen yctS pertduft.
100 Stlt IN ieeer got.
Got Nc. loo Sthde 3! Bis 6! 3rl
brett; cure Auswdbl ~ ) Gentt.
Get 70. 2-l0O Stute 81 bis 10! 3ca
brett, eure Nuspdbl III 10 Gents.
got no. 3-lOO Studs 4 III biz - ll2
3ra brett, cure Auswabl III Is Gents.
Get No. 4 - 100 Guide 81 bis - 3ra
brett. eure &uswdbl iu 20 Gents bic GQe.
lie S%enNnntrn Spleen linc letr nun.
ihCnsrertbe neue Wufsr fur @elrBun9
neuer @1Ihfabritais.
775 Gasn, u bis >! 3cQ treiter yeiaB,
cure MuswAtl III / Gents bic Gle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-14

81 ubGilp - Der rFun MtellsI
Don bier wObuerpe 5armrr I. 5. Bear
ion mar tten NIT oFm 3rdnfsn lelne,
Iisres beihditt9t, OILS lie ourdsinssr
uup ,bu oernrt Sulidsu Nao uno 2bo'
aaetiGien, eoB Der 90o irIO.Sie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-14

9ulutb.-S enrp Sastsns. aseni
Der 0umuritIts : @ceuItalt, be9anr
5reitas ieinsn i6cu lanse ~anSstunolstsr
arsuBus eesen ben YertauI uou elsa
rstten on Mnoerjdbrise uutsr 10 sat
Ter. Seler @anptd 1T Ger Grlte, Del
9emobrsselt peroen lou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-14
Or. price's Cream Batting poweer.
9Seltsa usheaun9s @coaile unn 1iplom.

Nuofn. Ter Siaetaia pafrt'
ON Wortag Glteno sire OrotnnnI mel
DE &rnosrn uuter l6 Sahirn p:tbletei,
Abtnos nod 0 rlbr oGclr aui ttr StraBs
III fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-14

Die Seri9te Der Serein. Staa:
eth 8c9ieruus seiSen, oaB oas
HoNal gadpuluer porSiiSllber
ut ais ollie anOeren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-14

Die Yroben Der @eltausitel-
lung 5eigtcn, oab fem Sadpnluer
10 rein lit mo 10 plcl @0brunSs
itOn III lid bat als Oas ToDal.
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1900 Gaen fcincr nrufr wsiFer Nainlrct
UNI Gdmbrtr Sel1g ales i'm ;psitsn STIR
IN > gcts.
725 Gaen 5 tis 81 3pl breitsr gelog,
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ntecrt9en Yretis pon ) Gents bic Gle.
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une mctG nur 3 Gents eie Gle.
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teln CUR NTcrttrur9 Ter 6ddrnaecln, 3
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lcute %dtlclut rtigCn 9retien niht Sleth
tommen %tCnnen. e0nn tlcttrn mir eabet
unp beblupten nihts ais bic Wdbrbett.
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Frink & Jennings,
Ststs an Der spBe nit sntci gSaaren mo Ocn n~icoriaicn Freicn.
III itciuisem 8ooen searbeitct MGR

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lin 9ereilteu 3uipruh bittct inter quit
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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-12-28
INTRODUCTION.

The Gospel according to Luke
is, by Osterzee in Lange's great Bible
Work, characterized as "The Gospel OF
Universal Humanity" The modern crit
ical analysis Of the Gospels discerns in
each Evangelist distinctive characters
tics. In Matthew is notably seen He
brew thought and diction. and show
ing of Jesus as the Hebrew Messiah; in
Mark, an epic. graphic, Petrine spirit,
and the picturing OF Jesus as a wonder
Worker; in John, report, not otherwise
given, of the Judean ministry OF Jesus,
and a revelation Of "The Heart OF
Christ" in private interviews with his
disciples. The same critical view dis
Germs in Luke the spirit of humanity,
the Gospel in its worldwide application
and mission.-Luke was born a Gen.
tile. and came to Christ as Gentle. 1t
is natural that he should especially see
and report that the Gospel is grace to
all Gentiles. His picturing OF Christ,
therefore, while not contradictory OF
that of the other Evangelists. represents
him ITO use Oeterzee's fine phrasing) as
1.-THE ideal man, in whom the saying, L
am man, and deem nothing that con-
Germs man foreign to me-, becomes sa-
cred reality. Beyond any of his fellow
laborers Luke portrays the genuine hui
man purity and beauty, the human love
and pity, the human dignity and glory
of our Lord."-On the Study OF
this Gospel, 1.-THE Gospel of Universal
Humanity" the teachers in Universallst
Sunday schools should with gladness
and expectancy enter.
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Baptist and Jesus, devout and honest souls of
cd believed they saw CLEANS of light in the pre-
natal darkness, and heard voices from the ST.
lence.-T To be scOrnful of this faith is not SCI
entifc. To treat the stories which. however
true, must be in their nature poetical, as we
treat the exact statements of prose. is to miss
their best import.
a. v.5-7. Zacharlas' home. Because he was
priest and his wife was of the priestly line,
Zacharias had inttnse desire for child to per-
petuate his family.-Hls name, Zacharias, sig
nifying, The Lord Remembers, and his wife's
name Elizabeth. signifying Gods Oath, together
indicate that these were people of exceptional
religious trust.-The stately priestly services
of the temple were by Zacharlas faithfully full
filled; the prayers and baptisms and sacrifices
required by the Law In their home we're by both
so fulfilled that they were In Gods sight
'blameless. - The mind rests with pleasure
en- the thought of such a peaceful religious home
existing among the hills of Judea In the bloody
times of Herod the Great
(2) vS-12. Zacharias' vision. The story of
Zacha rias going into the holy of holes for the
only time time in his life to offer incense, to be
there as 1t we're alone with God, Is to us. when
we take into accoI mt its implied accessories,
very mpressive.-When we consider that
Zacharias was an entirely sincere priest. and
regarded the temple (as we cannot) as the spec
ial dwelling place of God. there is naturaness in
his ecstacy, his vision producing enthusiasm
- 1t is illustrative to read in Jesephus CAN'T
Jews Kill. 10Y that the high priest Hircanus,
about B. c. 100 was v0uchsafed spiritual mes
sage while offering incense In the temple,which
message informed him of the mill airy success
of his two sons.-In this border-land of the
material and spiritual we should neither be too
credulous nor too skeptical. Perfect sanity is
not, we are wont 10 think. inconsistent with the
belief that real impressions by real spiritual be-
ings are sometimes made on human souls.
49, V. 1917. The promise, When John the
Baptist was fulfilling his exceptional ministry
as an exceptional man. the story of the excep-
tiOnal prenatal prophecy of his birth, given to
his priestly father in the holy place. would be
easily credited. 1t would, when associated with
the prenatal prophecy of Jesus. be naturally
enough written out by scribe. By this means
1t came to the hands of Luke. The prophecy
had in Luke's day become history.-It is man.
ifest that the educated and large minded Luke
gave the story his credence and endorsement.
Is it unreasonable to suppose that God prepares
in advance every soul that is to fulfil special
providentlal mission? Did not God specially
raise up Washington, Lincoln. Hosea Ballou?
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