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Sabbath Lessons.
Notable Days.

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NOTABLE DAYS OF THE WEEK.
July II Is the sixth Sunday after Trim
itv, according to the calendar of the
Episcopal church, and the seventh after
Pentecost in the Catholic church.
July IA is the anniversary of the birth,
in i6Ii, or Isaac Watts, known as the
inventor of English hymns.
July u is the anniversary of the taking
Of the Iastile by Il Partisan mob in 1885,
and today the national festival OF the
French republic, by an act OF the as
sembIy in 1880.
July IL is dedicated In the Roman cal
endar to st. Henry Of Bavaria (the F.m-
peTor Henry II. of Germany, 972-1024),
patron saint OF Bavaria. a great num-
Der of miracles were reported at his
Y@F,-
St. Cunegunde, was also canon!zed, and
is one OF the patrons of Bavaria.
July Is is known in the church calen-
OAR as st, Swithen's day. This saint
lived in England in the ninth century.
If on St. Swithen's day it prove fair,
temperate winter viii follow; but If
rainy, stormy or windy then the contrary
is an old English saying. ghe legend is
that when the saint died he wished to
be buried in the open ward instead Of In
the church. After he was canonized the
bishops thought it better that his re-
mains be placed with other divines in
the minister. This was attempted on
July 10 but it rained so violently Cor
forty days that the design was aban-
doned.
July 16 is the third anniversary of the
surrender of Santiago How time flies.
July II is the Jewish feast of the new
moon, beginning with the month Alb.
July II is a day memorable in the his
tory OF France, witnessing the browning
in 1929 Of Charles VII, at Rheims, as
the English, power overthrown
by the work of a peasant girl, Joan Of
Arc, or Jeanne la Pucelle-Jeanne the
Maid. She was the daughter OF a labor
err by the name of dArc,-and carly in
life claimed to have visions finally an
nouncing that she had been directed by
st. Michael the Archangel to save France
from cuts de control. She aroused great
enthusiasm and accomplished her pur-
pose but her own people showed ingrat- !
ituGe by allowing her to be burned as a
witch.
July is is the beginning of the month
Rabia IT. Of the year 1873 OF the Moham- |
medan calendar.
July IS is celebrated in the Greek church |
in honor of st. Symphorosa, Jewish
martyr, better known as the mother of
the Maccabees. The story Of the torture
seventh chapter of the second book Of
one of the ApOcryphal books
of the Bible, and was formerly printed
with the Bible.
July IL is the anniversary of the dec
laration of war between Germany and
France in 1901. On this day in Ger
many the ceremony of decorating the
troops.
July 10 was the day on which in Essex
county, England, for centuries
ii was the custom at the church OF
Dunmow to give a quarter of bacon to
any married couple who, after year OF
ma trimOny, would come forward and
make oath that during that time they
had lived together in perfect harmony
and fidelity. The mere taking Of the
oath was not enough for the jury Wit |
nesses were examined and tests applied,
and few went scathless through the or
deal.
July 10 Is honored in the Catholic
church for st. Vincent de Paul founder
of the order Of the Sisters Of Charity.
He lead an eventful life, spending 1t in
work for prisoners the poor and out
casts. He died in France in 1860
July 20 is honored in the name of
st. Margaret, patroness of women IN
childbirth once a very popular saint in
England, where no fewer than 24O
churches We're dedicated to her Sh2 was
the daughter Of a pagan priest but be-
came Christian. She refused to marry
OF receive attentions from the Roman
governor. and in consequence was sub
jected to torture and then death.