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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

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Mrs. Will Oehler and Miss Anvil
Grommon were In Hopkinton, Friday.
Miss Ruth Emery, of Des Moines
is guest at F. A. Doolittle's.
James Wilson and family have
moved from Earlville to Delhi.
Miss Jessie Burton is home from
Dakota for the summer vacation.
A jolly crowd OF young people
were entertained at the F. A. Doc
little home Saturday evening.
@ Miss Ollie Doolittle Is home from
Lenox for the summer vacation.
!; Mrs. Mary Doolittle has gone to
Madison, Wisconsin, where her son,
Lawrence, graduates from the state
university.
The Odd Fellows held their memor-
ial exercises. Monday.
Miss Martha Schlubohm, Of Aurora,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

R.. R. Right of Way; Reynolds Street
from the south line Of Fayette
Street south to the north line Of
Main Street; Iowa Street from the
south line of Union street south to-
the north line Of Main Street; West
Main Street from the west line Of
Franklin Street west to the Maquo-
keta River, by curbing and guttering
said parts OF streets on each Y side
thereof with Portland cement curb
and gutter, also the Alley running
east and west from Franklin Street
to Madison Street between Main
and Fayette Streets in the City Of
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

Manchester. Iowa, by paving the
crete, all of said improvements to be.
constructed in accordance with plans
and specifications furnished by the:
City Engineer and approved by the
City Council Of the City of Man.
chester. Iowa. Il 81 js5,,f 4
The expense and costs OF making
said Improvement shall be assessed
against sabutting and other property
as provided by the laws of NJ the
State of Iowa pertaining thereto, ex-
cept that any deficiency where the
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
Prayer,

( II father gets the notion In his head
that he is going to accomplish every
thing by prayer it makes it hard for
mother. who, has to get up early each
morning in order that the children
may have clothes and grub. amt
knocking on prayer, mind you. but I
don't pray for things that you can get
without it.--Atchison County (Kaa.)
Mall. 5S+ III ss 4 10. ;.s. I. n
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

special assessment which, may be-
levied against any lot or parcel Of II
land shall be insufficient to pay the
cost of said Improvement shall be 1
paid from the City Impro vement j
Fund. Isl its:@ N &,
Il And NJ the Contractor Who shall
make said improvementsha is> guar
antee that the same i'll enddE2
without need of repair for two (2la
years from the date 81 It's accept
by the City. FL II
Dated this 18th day Of May. 915.
20-4wks. WILSON NJ
sl.s y, !. ;.3S City Clerk.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
/ What They \ Need.

@ll$$ q III s& What They Need.
Z The crying need Of New York WON
! On; according to one of them who has
taken her own advice. and found it
good, are laughter, sleeping porches,
sunrise housetop perspective, natural
ness. repose, conscious creative work
and service--and the, smiles OF little
children. :3s
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
In the Good Old Times.

The voters in my town came for
ward in your cause like one man."
Yes replied the man who was de.
feated. THAT seems to- indicate the
general proportion. I can remember
when you could depend upon one man
to come forward and do the work of a
whole lot Of voters. Cincinnati En-
?Quirer. III
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
l Valuable 1 Ro,rneo Timber.

The most valuable of all Horneo
timber is billian. or ironwood. This
is an extremely hard timber, sand-col-
.ored when newly cut, but darkens with
age. It is so heavy that 1t sinks In
water. and for that reason cannot be
RATED down the rivers. About two
inches OF the outside OF the tree is
soft and worthless. but the inside can
be used for almost any practical purs,
pose where q solid, strong and dur.
able wood Is required.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
NOTICE Of PROPOSED REsoLU.
TON OF NECESSlTY

NOTICE Of PROPOSED RESOLU-
TON OF NECESSITY.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the City Council Of the
City Of Manchester, Iowa, held on
the 18th day of May, 1916, there was.
introduced the resolution hereinafter
set forth, which said resolution will
be considered for passage and adop-
ton by the City Council at a meet
ing to be held in the Council Cham
Ibers on the 28th day of June 1916
at o'clock p. M. at which time
the owners Of property subject to
assessment for. the cost Of said
street Improvement contemplated in
said resolution, may appear and
make objections If any they have
to the contemplated improvement
and the passage of said proposed
resolution, which resolution is as fol-
lows:
:. RESOLUTION OF NECESSITY.
Be 1t Resolved by the City Council
Of the City of Manchester, Iowa,
That it Is deemed advisable and
necessary to make improvement up
on the following streets and parts
OF streets to-wit: Brewer Street
from the south line of Union Street
south to the north line Of Main
Street; Wayne Street from the
south line Of Union Street south to
the north line of the Illinois Contra
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
Important Distinction.

Nov I appeal to you as a farmer
began the man with a political argu
ment on his mind. well, you needn't !
replied Farmer Corntossel. II amt no
farmer I've read all the scientific lit.
erature about tillin' the soil an I'm
two crops In debt fur improved ma
chinery. I'm an expert agriculturist.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
Knew Whereof He Spoke.

Es One day, in the lively old time Of
cowboy activities, a timid tenderfoot
at Bitter Creek asked tremblingly II
that bad man, Bill Busher. was hang
ing around there yet. NO." replied
the native who was asked. But he
was last week. Are you sure?"
said the tenderfoot. Positive. I had
hold of the rope" ,$
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
Ground for Friendship.

My friend does not take my word
for anything, but he takes me. He
trusts me as would trust myself. We
only need to be as true to others as
we are to ourselves that there may be
ground enough for friendship. Henry
D. Thoreau. 81
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
No Chance for Him.

IT suppose, !" said the timid young
man, when you recall what hand:
some young fellow your first husband
was you wouldn't consider me for a
minute ':Oh, yes. I would" sweetly
replied the widow, but not for q sec
$ond. {5,ss. tx, K IL
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

ITO Remove Odor OF Tobacco.
;{s Here is formula that will remove
the odor of tobacco and sweeten the
breath: Chlorate of lime. z drachms;
vanilla sugar, 3 drachms; gum arabic,
drachms. Mix to a paste with warm
water, roll out and cut into lozenges.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
Find Some Labor : Necssslty.

Find Some Labor Necessity.
As for those who are not Obliged
to labor, by the condition II which
they are born, they are more miser-
able than the, rest of mankind, unless
they indulge themselves in that vol
untary labor which goes by the name
OF exercise. Joseph Addison.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
Short siaht Of the S,

Short Sight Of the Snake.
Snakes are said to be SO short
sighted that they are unable to see
more than one-quarter Of their own
length. M
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

- cents, in the Kellogg
u ~ II. WAXTITE package,
which keeps the fresh, good
flavor in-and all other havors
out. & !.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

81 Nliisrs County. fsssA
Nailes 10 nefehf given ms CO.,
Commissioner Court ~ Wiiiafa teN0
~ Te1as pin m fhs second Heoia
" fehruhff A. o. 1853 eapH hfir
fhs san daY ~ saij ppntn feerif'
ufnp4saia from aHY hsrhinQ rfspofs
ton. association ~ lnaisiaosl tenasi
in aAfh Counts thAf mas 0ahifs a. bs
Hsi~ctti W ihe dernfltkrY - fhr flrff
- raid WHiscY county
Any ara ali bids must ~ nrcofn
painted Hy q certifief cherk fuf nos irf'
thau ons- haH ~ one lssr rsuI - iiff
County nrfrnue ~ ihs pfecedinw fcsf
tes sit nat ieas ihar 80 % and 81 pa
rinff 10 delivered ~ ~ rnurff frdv
= eats WHiaeY Co4ait Oh ~ Nefn
fne sifsi dar - ne Term - ihe Gem
snissian~fe Court al ptifh thr srif'
iian "a ; 4sporitarY d ~ ~ made ~
uifi TsbfsafY kfh. 1916 ~ enc fqrS
~ 3 ueaifd pfrersai siffirE ~ rat
~ interest that said barsinr corp1fH
flf.n. ansoelafloa ~ inait Ideal lAn&el
affefs a. r2y - fhs foade - sci
County hsf~sta to dsis = Nufh ~
"a ttf n4gf rskliaf flnf ~ tie sf
asfior ~ = daDoslfsff
sas4ia wiliaot cesnft Texas. Jan
infy So 1915
Avery . Sssfls counfF JUDGE o
wiiiacy cosrig. Terak
fhdtefflf emeufi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

sTAyB of TEXAS.

fasHff ~ huNrla.
Caff,,s CHRISTI Teams Jan igtha 1873
t. shpm Il may 0enrfrn
The unAefsifusl hpreby siss nnsies
- ussig inianiioa e. aprif a. tnF
rtlrf FouIfh Lssisiaturs ~ iht ktafs
~ Teas4 "a ~ REGISTER HfHf3on nov
in session. ~ he raeaaRr ~ sts,fia'
sow tefirr ffsh'lrE ana crrflfmirf
20 the CHS ~ goffus chrsfl Ttsnk
40 riFht tiie ard ntcroei n enc Stat
- Tc1as a. "a lard nuN - hffetefafi
af any fsnr YpNsl hi fhe state a
Tsxas ur1er ftr wafcfn ~ co-rui
Christi Hay 5ins hffHcsr fae rarthsff
ard southern Hrifr RI said rhg ertanf
"a eastward iaia Fsid Vaisfs ~ ~
EASTERN heaHdafy ~ s4i1 state
Nsairs 70 aisp hsre'y given fhae 80
unaefaiRne0 vii spi'is ~ sid i,rFlsia
tsff 81 said tt4tian fsr tae 'raaear'
- special isw frriuF RTArfirF ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

rhe Foart e Ctunts Commissioner
irsats hid. tor ihe ceosirersinn 80 sNf
frtt ~ riie aTfeyaeh a. ihe tpisls
hfitee erss~Ine ttc NusFrs niyrf AZ
rafttisr Nuecrt frpnN reska .at'
f.i.it viii ~ cGenea an SO Screwed Waf
a., ~ Nol.ruaFs thai - ta $50 en- vf
=, ~ Frhrusts lsia
i,eiat. plans ead srssirsaiiars a..
np cle si enc offlre - freneh \ itan
erer herr shrs ear re -nuru'tea
f'Nf n.,ra ~ -rrats rmmnt'ircf|
fvserte shf reht O. frsses any s ~
his
" p rfNoN crnniy 1nar, Sutrf'
t'sunn Te>st &
sfs..fs comes.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

PROPOSALS ron STEAM RoILrR
NtHiru Nlis pfN vi fe eNtl hi iht
Nlfs refffaff af fhf riit ~ gtfpi'
ntlftt Tfsss nNli foHf Wf'fh A.
lhfnan it $3.50 hf fnfulth
$3.50 dtlitutAs 49, @ Dnfpfs ntf iff
t,n flFan feilfr sWfHhis fef mpt
laneess sifaft enfN inliNa ftiNHr
tsuaaatOfs maeslNn agd hiiaatm
eefsmente ana dfa4eiHs glaa'f sfAH
utf Is. Iaitliiaa
pIs n iha bnas of tht rlN fr
fetnn ai fl.H hruf Nnne1 wlH AN lsi0u
ff fead and lmhNN an0Aui a' 81
mulina ~ thf ClN tuHn0h "a paN
Nme
raffis fHsn .abuif enh sheif nr
fftala gnafanffoa nnd aqer'NH1flHN
fH 800 faHrf lheY ptarpe ~ fwnisl
which fann earff Ur4iHhff sfWnnlen
ani iuuia ant siinN airN tlrtlfs %
hnffs pppeI NJ she enept
IlDpHaaiH mHst o. accompanies p
"a certified Chtfh taf npi less fha
tgtaeH mHdr pnfttir tu fhf rltf 81
Corpus lHfIfiI althnuf frHdiNNn.
elah lill.fs ntRla ~ Nfhaf fefm
mit $3.50 ht accepted % lieu ~
nued eaeehs
rfe Euneeaftli DidirP witt ~ ffHWf
90 in dsllsrf H.s Eeirf ard a'iHe fh
tii4 fen aasn arfpaI ulti ~ same fh
Iesult ~ ehinH tflai "a hs sauFfaffUf
al fhs D|ff aH rcn8Hi0r 90 affrni
anre ana pafmrai ~ sei9 ROLLER
Ths N4s rosrrfvs ths ushg ~ rtfs
nnl 81 Hu lido Uf ie artffs lhet n
Nnifh ih tise ouiaiHn ~ fhs tiif ir e.
la Hffi Interest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11
LeGAL NOTICES


The undersigned v1il receive etaiH'
hids az We office ln Cefp4s Ch9isi
hundiura ntuats1 80 mo cpuffhpur'
square.
Al bids mun bf Oiled not hates fha'
February 1915 arf MAJ ~ msas ~
sii 81 srplfata huNsiuas Tho reh
a. reject ans and 90 hlar j. eHprrssi'
reserved ~ the QoHniy.
WALTER y TINnN raunfy tHfRf
a urren Cnuntt
.UffIrff0suf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

81 ar-sa Fire hhl 80 in rurisatiuu
zt ales - Cafruf CHRISTI fo trade
~ riaa n usl8eroe property.
40 sores Choice senihvssf Miaaoaa
ffait hand in fho sarii famoss DEafa
fruit bsit. 10 trade ~ first payment 10
cargus Chfft Residence laener rah
unItl,r
Thssr are Aii s.}Ee tkehaaFaa. aHa
gus all hayn ts let quich So gff ihtul
Sas Il 7 81 sisi fnpne Iui nj
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

AehfNDrNS f.N ia QHai fhp
saaitmr Nuai W Nhs laIss Ftsfrs
uiN Nsaf etrNmfnis ,lte uisnth anA
faU.Is fh. .tar w Hu'lalfHutf NHitfI
D. Ntpmau 80 lHe plurri n Noien,ris.
aaslt ID eNnm aHffef rfafrffiafs heNe
fs.n ffsfaiNH in fft ttlIfs fUf f-af
+. believed As tfNiHaHe pi1Hia Ncp
Htfa est aHstft hi iNr NaNr0Mf sNnfi
"a ihr INsNift H 'nlatnhm lafi isif
tNd tae aetaH eae flsitlnst Ni 'As
lNus ~ Apfstie ~ ine nitifhs the
autn ms t,ul Eaatri aim "a 0fii ui
error
$3.50 inpaffAnrr ~ fhf 'iffhfnminN
NttIts pc iie ftss fsttH1e Ne,rua ihr
nusilHN ~ EnmNist0iNrf Neef nam fog
Nhtrf 1nstIra Whistle eaa fiaried thf
Vft IS fffog HiHstfsea thHt thf eaef
rsnlNts iNf NftfiaeHt fHh "a api
pumn4ui sna ihe rsnsiff'ai figAi "a
ppur unatiun ihns tffsertipf "a lesal
sustiau ~ leariRi Importance
hue es nHYt enmsN hsudisapg'f
t'prs he amfmed uff limit VA pe NJ
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11
NCALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

fNil SAi.h sf. - tas as5l psfiss
tssinu.s,S 81 Coet.ls ARSE usi
ksarntee ia mitns 81 roai
monsx q VII sAaf IS la.te.iisats tais
- q ~il TAKE ah5ui t-.Qos ~ b. atn4l
--'cheap rent and slftsaiis e. oeupe
iiiion Adifs~a e. O. Hax ~ i.e
Norpus Christi Texas.-- Weeld eo1tlt
~ good raftnrr ~
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VIVA nianshiN hnAsaNaHif fslcef
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pom TRADE i'faefrslir HFs fl.~-
pesssn4ef FWI f1 iHs6o for hits ou
sdefa riat ~ rnlsi impgertJ plars
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toH SAI.E-Iss VIA three room
t~eilaz barn and eeoa cistern. a.
cas- ttrus AMY a. al. Mesquite of
Nhsne tga f9etf
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FOR SALE farSrf RcfAf, frnslae
s;is cVsnrirte. and 4peo feet toat ineh
ripc. SOD ferSiiiun. Has SHARP 3
iiVghes i,ciisr int Ela Ior Sac.r.
i%hius I4sala. aesa ylsie Riarkatnlf4
eHirt i0spettiue san g. nsails a.
alilEnan Switch South ~ Enemai Ia
f'e iuarna tienal a Crest NORTHERN
i,e.'i,t ft farfaer lrfasn.at.un.
Ntlif housf p, as San Antraie
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RANCH iN1G rAfl sftt s.fte u Na-
owe Cam o. misses Nmstoasf FL
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~ So sl.,. k4faNs uHl tsan nee
zs4f lar5 plsne ua n.s ttfms. iAs
IN Nss.
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FOR lilN tifs. soffn pr flaui
folma Nnepw hpuf, fmnisassi ~ w.,
fugisftd Hmfs Nuste I'iieuf 90
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

fgB RENT Neatly fufuisht8 t-feom
cottage water Furnished bar ard cola
lafh- fsoe pr month fn aatunct 40
children. Apiiy 1854 Chaaafiai STREE
l4urs fsz ls5
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-11-27
SACRIFICIAL OFFERING

In this weeks LEAVES OF HEALING YOU
will find full-page announcement of the All-Night
Meeting to be held, God willing, in Shiloh Taber-
nacle, Zion City, beginning at 745 D. M, Friday
December 3 ST.
In calling the attention Of the Officers, Mem
bers, and Friends of Zion to the
SACRIFICIAL OFFERING
which is to be taken during the All-Night Meeting,
we wish to remind one and all very forcibly that,
as the General Overseer, we have taken the lead
and carried many heavy burdens in financing mat
tiers OF vital Importance to all Zon-among other
things the great fight to maintain the restrictions in
the Leases.
he time has now come when all Officers Mem
bers, and Friends of Zion should begin to plan
systematically to do something substantial in the
SACRlFICIAL OFFERING, SO that one and all,
and all together, may help bear these burdens
The next SACRIFICIAL OFFERING should
be by far the largest ever taken in the history of
Zion and will be, if all, the moment they read this
notice, begin to PRAY, to PLAN, and to WORK.
We make this call with faith in God and in Zion
people, and we know shall not be disappointed
With Christian love, and earnestly PRAYING that
God may lay this matter heavily upon your hearts,
and that you may be richly blessed and made
blessing, am
Faithfully in Jesus Name,
WILBUR GLENN VOLIVA,
General Overseer of the Christian
Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-11-27

religion of peace do mott want religion of war for that
the religion of the Lord Jesus the Chrst-the Christian
religion.
Gods people cannot be on good terms with the world
the esh and the devil and the fact that people are on
such good terms, shows that they not Gods people
This old Book holdng up the Bble) says that Friend
ship with the world is enmty against God" that is what it
says.
Paul said "All who will live godly in Christ Jesus
shall suffer persecution Jesus the Christ said M came NOT
to send peace, but sword, and mans foes shall
be they of his own household"
The trouble with the rank and file of the people is that
they do not study the Word of Cod they do not know what
constitutes true religion their religion consists in being
on good terms with everybody and in provoking no oppos
on but that is not the religion of the Lord Jesus the Christ
When Jesus notified His disciples of His intention to
return to Judea Thomas said unto his felowdiscples Lt
US also go, that may die with Him Thomas very well
knew that the resurrection of Lazarus would the
death of Jesus and that what did cause His death
perhaps have before noticed that but is true
that the resurrection of Lazarus Immediately caused the
arrest the trial and the crucon of Jesus the Christ the
Son of God
THE WICKED HEART CANNOT BE MADE TO BELIEVE EVEN
BY A MIRACLE
Some people say LET see someone healed and then
will believe" No. they would not believe. An nde once
said to Why Jesus wrought all Of the miracles which
the Bible attributes to Him. He would have had the whole
world converted answered, NO. He would not; if you
to be taken out here to the cemetery and to see
half of the people who had been laid to there raised
from the dead, then you would not believe People
who really believe do without seeing signs and wonders
Jesus sad can evil and adulterous generation seeketh
after sign; and there shall sign be given unto but the
sign of the prophet jonas He sad 90 We ypocrtes We
discern the face of the sky but We discern
signs of the times"
No is so blind the person who will not see; and
there is where the difficulty comes in.
Jesus sad care there not twelve hours in the day? if
walk in the day. he stumbeh not because he see
he light of this world BY that expression He meant that
every man has the daytime in which to do his work
people do not begin to do their work until they are
IN their death-bed, and then it is too late
THE TIME TO SERVE GOD IS Now-THE DAYTIME
Now is the time to be working in the Masters Vineyard
Now is the time to be doing your duty!
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-11-27
CHARACTERISTIC MESSAGE FROM MARY AND MARTHA
TO JESUS

One day, while Jesus and the Apostles were in Perea
they received message from this little Town of Bethany
message sent by the sisters of Lazarus You will learn
something here about sending messages In that home
there was brother who sick unto death which fact both
ne and his sisters realized and the message which the
sent to Jesus Behold he whom Thou lowest is sick
that all they said to Jesus and they showed very
WISDOM IN wording the message They did not ask Him to
Gomez they did not like the Centurion say lord say the
word only"-nothng of the kind: thew simply said tHe
whom Thou lowest is sick"
We are told here that this Mary was the Mary who
anonted Jesus feet with oil and wiped them with the hair
OF her head concerning which act of love devotion it
said in the Gospel according to ST. Matthew Wheresoever
this Gospel shall be preached in the whole world there shall
also ths that this hath done be told for memorial
CT her, and today wherever the Name Jesus is known
the name of Mary known and that simple deed stands as
her memorial The Apostles did not realize the significance
OF this act and objected to it, saying that the ointment ought
to have been sold and the money the poor They did
not understand that Mary amounting Jesus for His burial
TOR after the crucxion there not any time to anont
Him; the women prepared to anoint Him. but when
they arrived at the tomb Jesus thereHe had risen
from the dead but this Mary anonted Him for His burial
what simple scene!
We love each other in the Lord look at devoted hus
band and wife; look at loving husband and wife and
company OF sweet little children what blessed relations
they sustain to each other; you look into the home life
Jesus Thou Son of God he whom Thou lowest is sick
The INCIDENT OF LAZARUS DEATH USED JESUS TO TEACH
AN IMPORTANT TRUTH
In this chapter you perhaps some things in regard
to the friendship of the Christ which you do not get any,
where else the entire story of His life When Jesus re-
ceved that message from those said hs sick
ness is not unto DEATH but for the glory of God that the Son
of God might be goried thereby He did not saw that
Lazarus would not die because he had already died when the
message reached Jesus but what Jesus said was that the
ultimate result of Lazarus sickness would not be DEATH but
that out of his sickness and out of his DEATH God would be
goried and Jesus the Christ would be gloried-not in
Lazarus sickness his DEATH but in his resurrection
from the dead
JESUS DID NOT TEACH THAT SICKNESS WAS A GOOD THING
In studying the subject of Divine Healing it very