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"And it came to pass, that Elijah
said. unto Elisha, Ask what I shall
do for thee, ;before I be taken 0\V91
from thee." -II. Kings, 11,, 9.
Terrible indeed was the challenge
here givee 40 Elisha by Elijah. It
may well be regarded, perheps, ioe
the prophet's final besting of hie
disciple to see if he were worthy to
take up the work which he himself
was now required to lay down.
"Ask whatsoever then eaid
Elijah. "Tell me what Cum most
desirest for thyself, and 1 will do it
for thee." Well -does Emerson de-
clare, in a chance comment upon
this incident in hiseJournale "Who
could have etood this test? To
whom would it not have been
snare ?" Bert Blithe was not un-
worthy of his maater''s trust, lie
asked not for riches, favor, power,
the love of men, or even for healeh
or eontinued life, He sought not
the kingdoms of this world or any
poreion 'thereof, hub only the king-
dom of the ;spirit. "I 'pray thee,"
he said, "let a double portion of
thy ;spirit be upon me."
We Can Have What We Want.
It happens to few men to have a
challenge offered in eo direct a
faehien as this was offered to Eli-
sha. But there is.no one of as who
is lea 'sooner ox later called upon
to make the choice which is here de-
fined. As we 7330ve ant of the shel-
ter of childhood, and youth into the
world of ;affairs we find ourselves
possessed of certain capabilities
and heed with certain opportuni-
ties for their ;employment. We dis-
cover that we have been given a
few talents and that these talents
can be used in definite ways for de-
finite results. We learn that, iviehe
in more or less naerow limits, we
can have evhat we want. The world
is 'saying to each one of us exaetly
what Elijah said to Blithe, "Ask
what I shall do fox thee," and with
We
as, exactly as 'WlehlDlisha, We have
only to imme Mee With in order to
receive'Whatever our portion
in life, whateeer our .place in elle
social Oak; Whatever the -scope
Our opporeenitieS for eelf-yealiia-
1ien, there le ne one oe 09 who does
not have ;to decide as 10 starethet
he wants money, fame, husineeo
suceese,' polit.ioal intleeime; semi&
leadership, knowledge, the com-
panionship of books, eingle blessed.
nese, family love, friendship, the
joy of 'service, the 'beauty of hell-
neae, s eorrecienea -void of effeece,
theWerke 'of the fleSh-,-. the fruits of
the apirit-and arrange his larbora
accolelingly. Some of these things
can he had together, eosin only
At the Expellee of Others..
Most of them fell into certain well
defined group's, which are mutually
exclusive. "The blessing deecends
in the staking," says Emerson in
his Journal again. "The prayer
answers itself, as all real prayers
What, therefore, is the choice
which we are going to make from
among the rewards which are oiler -
ed us? This is the supreme ques-
tion of life. 'Thiteehere Will &Ways
be men who will continue ;to make
the temptih;g choice of the things
ofthis world and learn too late that
like the apples of Sodom, they turn
to duet and aehes as soon as they
are grasped is without doubt. But
may ib not at least be hoped that,
men will more and more be wise
and brave enough •to choose "the
better part" of thiegs swirilmal '1
Such choice most ever be eupremely
difficult, It is the deliberate refe
al of the near for the remote, of the
visible for the invisible, of the eash
for the credit. "Thou hest baked a
ai.rd thing," said Elija.h, when Eli-
sha had given his .iinswer. But of
this we may be sure-thatethe dif-
ficulty is only the measure of the
worth. -Rev. John Haynes Holmes.
IHESONDAY SCHOOL tESSON
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
JULY 10.
Lesson III. Blind Bartinutees. Mark
10. 4642. Golden Text
Ism 35. 5,6.
' Verse 46. jerieho--At the time
of Christ, a walled city, through
which ran a Roman military roari,
and the city in which Hexed re-
sided. • It was situated about eigh-
teen miles from Jerusalem and ee-
ven miles from the Jordan River.
He went out from Jericho -This
is the only time of which we hay
any record that Selma tarried in
Jericho, ;though he must have pass-
ed through it many times in going
from, Galilee to Jerusalem. On this,
his last journey, 1110, steges are
more definitely marked and the
cities through which the passed men-
tioned, Preceding leseons tell of
his entering Jericho, ef his dining
at the house of Zacchaeus, a, chief
publican, of his passing through
the city,meeting the 411011young
man, 'giving the parable of the
laborers in the vineyard, and re-
plying to the inconsiderate demand
of James and john for tho &rel.:
places in his kingdom, with his
teaching of greatness through. ser-
vice. Now, oil. his way out of the
city, he sees a despised blind beg-
gar by the wayside, and discontin-
ues his discourse to teach by taw-
Plleieuilnersof, broeherliness and
liepl
A .great multieude Better, "a,
cenealerable clieWd."
The son of TimaeuseBartirnacus-
It would eeeso from the mention of
the father's name first that he was
.known to the Christians for whom
Mark wrote.
Sibting by the way side -A blind
beggar would expect t� receive alms
from the pilgrims ping to Jerusa-
lem for the passover.
47. When he -heard that ie was
Jesus the Nazarene - Bartimaens,
though blind, knew ehat an unusual
number of people •wore passing, and
he may have inquired the cause.
He had no cloubb heard of Jesus be-
fore as the prophet of Nazareth,
and the hope of receiving help for
himself, as he had heard of others
having received it, arouses him to
put forth the greatest effort to
bring his request to Jesus.
Son of David -A popular name
for the Messiah, whom the people
expected, as the prophets had fore-
told, would be a descendant of
David . This title is here used for
the first time in Mark's Gospel.
48. Many rebuked him -They did
not ;wish to have Jesus troubled by
the'shouts 'of a blind bagger.
He cried elle the more a great
deal -Not being able to see Jesus,
or to teal where he was in the
crowd, the blind man felt that his
opportunity was passing, and his
cry WaS 011e of desperation.
49. Jesus stood still -He could
oe lee the piteous appeal pees un -
ceded.
50. Oesting awaar his garment -
His outer robe, Which WEI& long and
ooso and would impede his motione
in sunning or rapid Walking, This
stet shows how earnest ead eager
B a rtiroaeus was.
51. What wilti thou that I should
do unto thee 7-Thab is, "What do
you wish me to do for you ?" All
three evangelists record this
friendly question .of Jesus.
Pahboni-An Aranaaip word for
Master or Lord, 'emparently IL More
dignified 140 tha rebbi 1t was,
Steed by Mary Magdalene when she
recognized heir risen Lord (John
e0, 16),
19
52. Rath made thee whole -Or,
"saved thee."
And straightway be received his
sight, and followed hirn in the way -
Jesus had said, "Go thy way." He
had not suggested 13a,rtimaeues fol-
lowing him, bat 13artimeaus no
doubt wanted to remain near the
Master, and lie joined the company
of pilgrims who were going to
Jerusalem, and Luke adds, "glori-
fying God."
ENRICO CARUSO.
The Great Sieger Gargles His
Throat with Salt and Water.
Thousands of opera -'goers read
singers have often wondered hew
it is that Caruso, the great tenor,
is seemingly never affeeted with
throat ;trouble. This season, for
instance, he hes sung many more
performences than his contract
called for, and not once has the
dis-
appointecl his audience because of
cold. Before he returned to Eu -
lope recenely he was asked how he
managed to do it. He gave this
explanation:
• In the first place I have a normal
throat. In the second place I take
normal care of it. Bub that does
nob mean 1 never have any tronble
with it. I am subject to slighe colds
in this cha.ngieg 'climate,. How-
ever, they do net impair my sing-
ing. There is no reason why they
should.
I don't hesitate to say thee 90
per cent. of the vocalists who as-
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sleep, one's circulaeion is poor and
there is considerable mucue in the
throat, bub a cup of hot water or a
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short order.
I know that many singers employ
very elaborate means to take care
of their throats. , But they are
usually supersensitive, and the
means they employ are more valu-
able for their mental than their
physical effect. I need 'no placebo.
; Freezing one's vocal chords with
ether and icieform may be done by
eccentric prima donnas, but I do
not believe in such treatmenbs. If
a simple salt solution will not re-
move all hoarseness, nothing else
will do so either without injurious
after effects.
What is frequently. .called throat
trouble by singers Is simply ner-
vousness, and no mount of spray-
ing wieh preparations Oat aid that
To remain in one's room all clay
before a performance, to speak
only in whispers, and to have &
throat specialist alwaye in ;atten-
dance are merely the fads of high-
strung prinie donaas and such male
singers as are &tie to them. A
normal man or woman has only to
bake normal °axe of his or her
throat to have it always in good
eonclibion,
Damaged Victor.
"Where's your little brother?"
"He Mut himself."
"How.Pf
-reWe were seeing who could lean
out Of the window the farthest and
he won."
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Nerve and tact are a combinatiom
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If you think yon can't do a thing
-well, you know the anewer.
'Riches have wings -otherwise ;
there would be but few high flyers.
Opportunity khocks but once --
but it's different with 'the human
knocker.
Happy is ehe man whe 'can forget
all the mean things he knows aboet
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After sizing up their husbands,
we don't blame some women for
being fond of dogs.
Dict 3reu ever think what a lot of
good you might have done had t'011
begun yesterday instead of waiting
until to -morrow.
Instead of trying to stir up
trouble in this old world, let as get
busy and help those who are in
trouble and see how inech we shall
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Caruso.
'sea they are unable to appear be-
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sing. If they did, ehey coeld eine
over their colds, as ;the expression
goes. When my throat is' affected
I am able to 'conceal the feet be-
cause I have had years of experi-
ence in doing so.
• Naturally, as I 430111 my living by
sipging, 13 ha,vo to keep my throat
in the very best possible coneldeion.
To this end I gargle it several times
daily with a salt sohation-plain
table sash, and warni water. This,
makes a naturai solvent for mucus.
I .smoke a, greet deal, and I find
this gargle i5 of great beriefit.In
overcoming the bad effe.cts caused
by ;tobacco. If I did nob smoke I
doubt if I would have to use the
solution except on rare occasions.
I frequently eat an apple, too,
before I sing. It alleys the eengs
of hunger for one thing, which is
most imporeent, as 1 est a, very
light dames: before a perfoemance.
And it fast) clears the throat. Of
course, any aci,ci fruit has more or
less the seam effect, lout I find eliet
ell alnelc is inoSil setisfactory.
In addition to these simple aids
I always carry e box ef throat loz-
enges, which 1 take from time to
time. These lozenges which are
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This is so from Tie Holders at a quarter to Diamonda.
And it matters not what you may require nor when,
if it belongs to a Jewelry stock, it's here.
Prove these things any time occasion arises.
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JEWELER and ISSUER OP
MARRIAGE LICENSES