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Ccmbermere Abbey to Let
Combermerc Abbey, Cheshire, Is to
fet. It stands on the site of a Benedic
tine monaster founded by Hugh de
Malhauc about 1130, and the materials
of the original fabric were made use
of in the present mansion. The walls
of the library are those of the old re
fectory, and the interior is famous for
its fine wood carving. It has belonged
to the Cotton family since the Disso
lution. The collection of weapons and
trophies in the armory was chiefly
formed by Field Marshal Sir Staple
ton Cotton, first Viscount Cotton, in
India. The pictures include portraits
by Roniney. Another notable house in
the market is Abbey House, Abingdon.
It takes its name from a Benedictine
abbey founded in 675, which became
one of the wealthiest in England. It
Is to come under the hammer next
month. The last owner expended a
onsiderable sum on restoring the
ruins, and there is a private water
way to the Thames. fxmdon Chroni
tle. Magistrate "You say your husband
struck you. Did you give him any
provocation?" Female Complainant
"I only told him to understand I was
a match for him.'
WlMtted At Onc !
Traveling salesmen with or withoit exprleuee
CO.OO and expt-ns -s For partlcula 8 write
Pooatioais Tooacco Works, Bedford City, Vs.
It's funny that tho bank wrecker should be
to reckless.
Carter's Ink
has the largest sale of any ink in t he world,
because it is the best ink that can be tuaue.
The windy day brings out the ash
nutn. Happiness cannot bo bougLt, but one of
the great hindrances to its attainment can
be removed by Adams' Pepsin Tutti Frutti.
Liiving Skeleton "The ossified man
ean't get a oh." Fat Woman "Hard
luck, isn't it?"
WHAT IS OVARITIS ?
A dull, throbbing- pain, accompanied
ty a sense of tenderness and heat low
down in the side, with an occasional
hooting pain, indicates inflammation.
On examination it will be found that
the region of pain shows some swell
ing1. This is the first stae of ovaritis,
inflammation of the ovary. If the roof
of your house leaks, my sister, you have
it fixed at once : why not pay the same
respect to your own body ?
You need not. you ought not, to let
yourself go. when one of your own sex
holds out the helping hand ttyou, and
will advise you without money, and
without price. Write to Mrs. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass., and tell her all your symp-
Mbs. Axrana Astox.
toms. Her experience in treating fe
male ills is greater than any other
living person.' Following is a letter
from a woman who is thankful for
avoiding a terrible operation.
" I was suffering to such an extent
from ovarian trouble that my physi
cian thought an operation would be
necessarv.
"Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound having beeu recommended to
me, I decided to try it. After using
several bottles I found that I was
cured. My entire system was toned
np, and I suffered no more with my
ovaries. " Mrs. Ana Aston, Troy, Mo.
tu.
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Every cotton planter should
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1'hE SABBATH SCHOOL
NTER NATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS
FOR FEBRUARY 24.
Subject : Jesus in 5ellmmne. Matt.
xxtI.. 36-46 Golden Text, Lake xz
4Jt Memory Verm 39-41 -Commentary
on the Day's Lo.
36. "Then." This waa about mklnipht.
'Cometh." After they had left the uprier
room whero they had eaten the pa&chal
wupper. "With them." There were onT
eleven now; Judas w?s absent making ar
rangements tor the betrayal. "Unto a
place."' Jesus oftentimes resorted to this
quiet retreat with His disciples (John
18: 2) for refreshment, retirement, quiet
Instruction and perhaps prayer. "Gethse
mane." The name means oil press, an em
blem ( trial, distress, agony. "Sit ye
here." He left eight of the discinles at
the entrance of the garden. "Pray."
Christ frequently went alone to prav.
37. "Took with Him." Further int
the garden, to a spot more retired. Two
sons of Zebedee." James and John. The
three disciples Jesus took with Him had
been witnesses of His transfiguration and
glory, and were to behold His humiliation
and agony. "Began to be sorrowful." To
be penetrated with the most exquisite
sorrow and orerwhelmed with d"p an
guish. "Very heavy." Sore troubled; a
stronger word than the other.
:8. "Even unto death." My soul is so
dissolved in sorrow. My spirit is filled
with such agony and anguish, that if
apeedy succor be not given to My body
death must be the immediate consequence.
"It was an aeony that would destroy His
life if it continued." This sorrow He felt
for the sins of a lost race; Isaiah 53:4 ex
plains it. The agony became so great that
His sweat was great drops of blood falling
down to the ground. "Tarry ye here."
Spoken to the three disciples. "Watch
with Me." It was not a siyn of human
weakness that in such an hour as this
Christ sought for human sympathy; this
desire for fellowship tn hours of darkness
and of sorrow is strongest ia the hearts in
which love is the richest.
30. "A little farther." About a atone's
east (Luke); l.r0 to 200 feet. There were
now three divisions to the little company
the eight, the three and Jesus alone. "On
His face." This was the ordinary posture
of the supplicant whem the favor asked
was great, and deep humiliation required.
The head was put between the knee?, and
the forehead brought to touch the earth.
"My Father." In all our addresses to
God we should eye Him as a Father as
our Father, and it is in a special manner
helpful to do so when we are in an agony.
"If it be possible." etc. This has been
generally explained in a way to make it
appear that Christ was fervently asking
the Father, if possible, to remove the cup
of His eoming death and sufferings from
Him. A more satisfactory explanation is
that Christ was asking the Father to re
move the present cup of intense suffering,
which was done when the angel came
strengthening Him. Jesus knew that it
was the divine purpose that He should
come to the cross, and it was in harmony
with this plan that He asked that the
death agonies of this hour might pass
from Him. Christ prayed to have the suf
fering that threatened His life there in the
garden relieved in order that He might go
on and finish. The great horror of Jesus in
the garden arose, not from fear of Calvary,
but from fear of failure, through physical
suffering, to reach Calvary, and thus to
lose all for which He left heaven "Not as
I will." If it is Thy will that I should die
here in the garden instead of dying on the
cross, as foretold, I submit. He was en
tirely resigned to His Father's will.
40. "Cometh unto the disciples." He
did this three times during this awful
hour. He apparently desired communion
with them and the sympathy and comfort
which they could give. "Asleep." Luke
says they were sleeping for sorrow. And
yet we cannot help feeling that if they had
had a deeper sympathy with Christ and a
fuller realization of the crisis they would
have kept awake, and not have been found
sleeping on guard. Christ's gentle reproof
implies this. "Unto Peter." Peter had
just made loud professions. "With Me."
Me was suffering for them, but only ex
pected that they would watch with Him.
"One hour." Sometimes Christ continued
in prayer all night, but He only asked
them to watch with Him one hour.
41. "Watch and pray." A testing time
is coming, and you will need to watch care
fully and pray earnestly. The Christian is
in danger of falling a prey to the world,
the flesh and the devil. The person who
fails to watch opens the door for the
tempter to enter. We should guard every
avenue of approach and see to it that the
enemy does not enter unawares. But
watching and praying go together. Pray
er without watching is hypocrisy. "Into
temptation." The enemy was near at
hand; they were about to undergo a very
severe test. Would their faith and cour
age fail them? God is able to keep us
from entering into temptations, even
though we may be in the midst of temp
tations. "The spirit indeed is willing,"
etc. They desired to watch with Him and
thus show their sympathy and love for
Him, but their bodies and minds were
weak.
42. "The second time." His going the
second and third times shows how great
was the burden, and His intense earnest
ness and perseverance. What an example
is this to us? If it were necessary for
Christ to pray three times, how many
times ought we to pray?
43. "Their eyes were heavy." They
could not keep them open; they were not
able to resist drowsiness. Mark tells us
that they knew not what to answer Him
when He aroused them from their slum
bers. They had no excuse to offer.
44. "The same words." They best ex
pressed the desire of His heart. It is cer
tainly right for God's people to use the
same words in prayer again and again,
when they come from hearts tilled with
strong desire.
45. "Sleep on now.'' Jesus had gained
the victory. The hour for watching was
over, and "now they could take their rest.
But how is this to be reconciled with the
command to rise (v. 46) ? Some think this
was spoken ironically, and should be read
in the form of a question. Do you still
sleep on? Ait probably there was a short
period of time before the command came
to rise.
46. "Let us be going." To meet Judas
and the soldiers. Jesus is ready, and He
knows what is before Him. Without hes
itancy He turns His face toward His ter
rible sufferings of the cross. He does not
flee from danger, but goes willingly to Hi
death, for for Otis cause eame He into ths
world, '
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