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Clever Legless 'Cyclist.
George Anstey, a twelve -year-old
cripple, of Leicester, England, is,
one of the Xnost remarkable cyelists
to be found in that country. Both
his legs are 'withered and us'eless,
but 'the Leicester Clippies' Guild
has provided him with a' two -
wheeler pedal -less machine, with a
padded tube covering the axle -bar.
Acr•ose this he lies face foremost,
and, with wooden clogs strapped to
his hands, he propels himself along
She streets and roads in a marvel-
lously rapid manner.
Money a man has saved repre-
sents the gcod times he didn't have,
GOD IS THE GREATDYNAMIC
Mari Must 13e Trained for Service, Btlt this Train-
ing In Itself Cannot Avail '
What a man may do for God is
not so important as what God may
do with a, mein. When Gideon ac-
complished his great work with his
small band of followers it , was not
Gideon who accomplished it; it was
God. The world saw „Gideon, but
l`God was Gideon clothed.'' God
as 'the great dynamic.
A man may see us cutwarcll-,v,
but only as God's' spirit is within
us are we able to win victories. We
must gain this truth at the outset.
A long cable stretcheS before us;
perfectly constructed, the central
copper wire in its place, sus -round-
ed, perhaps, by gutta percha, 'pro-
perly incased and insulated, but
this long cable -before us dead
and useless. At one end there is
a great dynamo, at the other end a
eity, but the cable between lies
lifeless by itself. What is needed 7
Simply this: Connect the cable
with the dynamo.
Then connect it with the. city.
Light, heat, power are the result;
the city is illinninatest• the city is
I I i
warmesi t ieh C-0 o mae neiy
That light means knowledge ;,that
heat means sympathy; that power
means actia,ty - The cable is ne-
cessary -it is the agent of trans-
mission; it is the human soul. God
is that dynamo. The eitY is the
place of service. Man must bk
trained for service, but this train-
ing in 'itself cannot aVail,
He must receive the -divine 'in-
dwelling. How? BY connecting hot
soul with God if he is permanently
to bless the human. Then man,
gifted, talepted, trained, is used by
God with, all his willingness, man-
liness, courage, and adaptability to
do the work of God, Without thiS
conne6tion he iS simply the lifeless
cable,' brilliant, separate, newer -
less. -Rev, John Timothy Stone
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL STUDY
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
JUNE 22.
Lesson XII. The Blinding, Effeet
of Sin. Amos 6. 1-8. Golden
Text, ..4..mos J. 14.
Verse 1. Woe -The Hebrew yeard
is 'an interjection indicating dis-
tress; which., in its present context
is uttered in the spirit of warning.
At ease -Indifferent and care-
less.
Zion -Jerusalem, the capital of
She southern kingdom. •
The mountain of Samaria -The
plateau stronghold and capital of
the northern kingdom. The pro-
phet is uttering a note of warning
to the notable men occupying posi-
tions of leadership in both nations.
2. Calneh-Probably an Assyrian
city ancrykasiblY the same which
10 Isa. 10. 9 is called Calno. An
older Babylonian city called Cal-
neh is mentioned in Gen. 10. 10,
though 'the identification of the
city here referred to is not certain.
Hamath-On the Orontes river,
.
280 nerth, of Dan; an impor-
tant city since very ancient times,
the modern ;Elatna having a popu-
lation of approximately 60,000.
Gabh-In southwestern Palestine,
near the Mediterranean. The pro-
phet challenges his hearers to look
to the kingdoms of the east, and to
those of the- north 'and to those of
She south and to draw a lesson
froni the hutailiation and disaster
which have befallen them:.
3. Ye that put, far away the evil
day -Ye that consider yourselves
secure against the day *of reckon-
ing and disaster.
Seat of violenee-Judgment aeat
inihich might lia.a superseded
right; v
4. Stretch themselves --In idle-
ness and lexury.
'The midst of the stall -The railed
off central portion of the general
fold reserved for`la,mbs and calves.
To eat the younwOhd tender of the
flock was itself a luxury.'
5, The signs of indolence, self-
indulgence, and -disregard for the
seriditS responsibilities -of life are
Tlaey include idle
songs, improvised for purposes taf
amusement, sung te the accompani-
ment of all manher of instruments
of music.. .
6. 'Drink wine in bowls -To ex-
cess, out of costly vessels used ordi-
narilY in connection with divine
service. (Compare Zech. 9. 15; 14.
20.)
The chief oils --Those that are the
most • prized and expensive. All
this seemed like shameful extrav-
agance, to the feegal shepherd and
prophit....60eits,tomed to simpler ha-
bits of life and industry.
Are not grieved for -Do not
worry about the affliction of Jos-
eph Ephraim and Manasseh, the
provinces named after the sons of
Joaeph, comprised the heart of the
northern kingdom, and seemed at
this time at the height of prosper-
ity. But although unnoticed by the
eyes blinded by 'extravagance and
Inxury a cloud was already gath-
ering on the horizon, and the clay
of dire affliction was alioady im-
pending.
7. Go captive -1n 724, only aafew
years after the prophet had tittered
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JEWELER and ISSUER OF
MARRIAGE LICENSES
his warning,,Tiglath-Pileser invad-
ed Gilead and Galilee, carrying the
foremost of the' -inhabitants into
captivity.
• 8. The Lord Jehovah -An unus-
ual,combination, used, perhaps, for
emphasis.
The excellency -Or, pride. Either
as in Mos. 5 5 and elsewhere, the
vainglorious temper of the people,
OT the things of which they with
their distorted vision of things
were proud.
Jacob --Referring again to the
southern kingdom and to its cepi-
tal, Jerusalem. Another permis-
sible explanation of the phrase, the
eamellency of Jacob, is to regard
She expression as a whole as refer-
ring to the capital city, Jerusalem,
the palaces and general symbols of
pride and luxury of which are an
abomination unto Jehovah. .
Deliver up the city with all that
is therein -The nortlfern capital,
Samaria, was taken and its citi-
zens exited in 'MI. The southern
kingdom survived until 587, when
Jerusalem was destroyed- and. its
citizens carried into captivity.
SAME AGE IN ALL CLINIA.TES
Duration of Life is Same in jungle
a in Eurone.
• Strange as it seems, the heat of
the, tropical deserts and the icy cold
of an Arctic winter seem to have
hardly any effect upon the length
of Iife, and an extended- series of
investigations -which has been re-
cently concluded -shows a most
amazing agreement throughout the
whole world. Iu spite of the differ-
ence in race, .in food, in habits of
life, the savage in the South Sea
Islands has almost exactly as long
life. as the African pigmy or ,the
giant Fuegians. What is more, in
spite of all the elcill a,mr.1 science of
modern civilizsmtion, the average
duration of human life is not a whit
longer in this country than it is in
a tropical jungle or a, blizzard -
Wept tundra.
The Eskimo lives largely on biub-
lier, the Bindoo eats aparingly a
rice, the Andaman- Islander con-
sumes raw fish, the modern epicure
his "hot bird a.mi cold bottle," yet
cash, one of -these 'changes that di-
verse diet into just, exactly the
amoiint of fuel his body needs 'to
keep it going On an average for the
same length of time. The occupy, -
blow of men are as diverse, as their
food, yet in this alsO the average
remains the same. The Norwegians
arc largely a raoe of sailors and
fithermen, the Swiss but seldom be-
hold the sea'yet as a nation the one
is no mese havered than the 'other
with length of life.- •
The 'clock of human life Is set at
a, vei7 definite point, and the tables
of Mortality, which are made out
for one nation or for one period, of
time, will serve almost universally
well. There are -certain change's,
of counse. The infant death rate le
far higher in savage tribes than
among civilized people*, but more
adults aeach advanced yea.rs.'IVIore
feeble'ehildren groiv old enough to
give birth to still feebler 'children
in Civilized than isi a.vage eoreinun-
ities; but tho result natuxally fol-
lows that the Slack alieSsout. The
rate al, which the wheels, go' around
matters a ,great deal fer 5hindivi-
dua1
cals.e, but it makes practically
no difference SO the thee . as a
whole. The overworked die out,
nature determines tor herself how
fast and how far the hanaan being
may go. We. may do whakever WO
please in the matter, but the alarm
is set and the° clock cannot he
stopped. .
Beware the Dust.
It is safe to giu,y that if a, sa,mple
of clu,st be, taken a.t Tandem from
tmy office, warenouse, shop or fac-
tory, and p rope rl y, tested for germs,
the tubercle bacillus, or the gorna
of consumption, will invariably be
found to be present in large num-
bers. Now, it bit the, inhalation of
dry, 'gerni-latlen dub that is.,. the
commonest cause of .consumption,
so that anything that tends to 'air'
tip this thtst. Whiiiiinvill be breathed,
in; is lileratly "tempting Peovi-
a en ee , eCially in Weakly and'
anaemic persons with consumptive
tendencies. ° As far as possible res
move all cluat from your work and
neighborhood by means of a damp
duster; never Apply dusty fiegerd,
stamps, envelopes or other objeete
eaP ah I e. I carrying aiseam germs
to your tongue.
liror IOSS a, surgical case'?"
.
"None. .I thought' was .gSang 50
„
lose one once but it came Out all.
i-i.ght." "The patient came near
ela?" "Oh, he died. But
121.S heirs paid • for the .optrations.,"
Educate your children inuskally. Start with
is n honograph
An appreciafian of music' is as essential ag technique. The
world's masterpieces are on Edison Records, done by the great-
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you have familiarized yourself and, your children
with the sort of music they ought to know -classical
and popular.
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Forks were unknown in England
until about 800 years ago. A knife
was used to cut up food, ,but the
food was conveyed' by the fin'gers
to the mouth, The first evidence of
it, lite a the fork in the 205h century
fashion was by a noble lady of By- effeminacy.
zantium, who, in the 11th century,
had married a doge of Venice and
ate in that city after her own cus-
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