CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1906

CAPE MAY HERALD

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THB HERALD, CAPE AAV, W. J. Knfrrtd at tk« poat oMev at Cap* Ma: M jVa. Mcoad-claa* taall matter. March i. Adrertiainc rat*» upon applicatloo.

JESUS RISEN FROM HIE DEAD 3aadaylcfcaalL«aaaatacftac.lMMt

— Praaola K. Dnk.- Jao. J. 1

TMURSDAY. DECEMBER IJ. I

906.

Noticed—Afttc thU date. March t. the .abacriptioo of the C*r« Mav Hb«ali> will be ti.»5 » T*»'. «od *i«) per year if paid la ad ranee-

Aa Expert on llrrolaa. Wbea the «rtm warrior opena hU mouth to tell of ~the brareat deed I arer aaw~ or eomethlng In that ausgeatlre line the waltlot audience expecte a tale of "derrlUK do" that ah*II break all reeortla. Generally they are aad!y disappointed, for the deed recalled prorce neither pl< turoo^ue nor thriUlnx; Just an ordinary exhibition of manly derotlon to duty. That really l» the fijrbtln* man's Ideal brarery. An Instance of this la found In Admiral Robley D. Brans* statement that In all hla experience In the American nary from 1M3 to 1806 the act that made the deepest Iraprei on hla mind was an Incident of the battle of Fort Fisher, one that has nerer been made much of In the annals of heroism. At Fort Fisher the naral brigade charged along the beach op to the walla of the fort and was recelred with pitiless fire of cannon and small anna shot poured on them from the parapet What happened Admiral Brans counts as follows:

t down. He kept on at

I ballet struck him tn the h

l.EASON TEXT.—Matt M:t-U. Memory ''t*m.DEN_TEXT.-^lle la rlaen. erao 11 VnSE—JeauA ?oob riom the dead Sunday morning. April S. A. D. » home of the dtecIpMa during the « dan was In Jeruaalam and Jictalty. ■ FAKAtLKh ACtXJUNTE—Mark »••»- U; tube N:l-M; John M.lOl Commant and «us9^*'v« Thcmght V. 1. “At the end of the sabbath." Toward daybreak Sunday morning. tha sepulchre." Not only to luage their grief, as mourners still are wont to do. by drawing as nasr as possible to the belored form of the departed One. but also to apply to the body spices which they had prepared for Its further embalming (Cuke

23:6S; 34:1).

3. "A great earthquake." This merely a local disturbance, and occurred before the woman reached the place. "An angel . rolled back the stone." ThU. not to let our Lord out. but to let his disciples In. and show to the world an empty tomb. V. 4. “For fear of him." Any appearance that U supernatural, or believed to be eoch. strike# fear to the hearts of men “The keepers " Mem beta of the guard set here by Jews with Pilate's permission. "Became as lead men " Swooned into unconscious V. 5. "Angel answered." To calm their perplexity, he spoke these assuring words. "Fear not yet." Those who love Jesus have naught to fear in earth, heaven or belt From Genesis (16:1) to Revelation (1:1T) tha Bible rings with "Fear not." “1 know that re sc-k Jesus." Holy angels know »nd rejoice over those who love Jesus xnd are eager to comfort them. V. 6. "He U risen, as be said." Jesus had plainly foretold his resurrection the third day. But while enemies reelected this. hU'friends seemed as V hey never had heard it. The strongest evidence of Jesus' resurrection required and given, so that faith In the living Christ rests s the most fully proved fact of all history "Come, see the place. 1 '

John 30:4-7.

V. 7. "Tell hU disciples " So that their Borrow may be turned Into Joy. Peter was mentioned by name (Mark). "He goeth before yon Into Galilee." The going before U In the sense of leading. It represents the action as already begun. "There shall ye see him." What we may call Jesus’ official meetings with hU friends an oc-

curred in Galilee.

V. «. "Departed quickly." They obeyed at once. "Fear and great Joy. Their awe was not gone, but with it indescribable Joy contended for

tery of their hearts.

V. >. "As they went." In what be now relates Matthew snmmarixes all

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Those Newfound Land Fisheries. L#st summer Newfoundland passed a drastic law bearing upon our fit men taking fish in Newfoundland term, and when the winter herring aaaeoo opeuad there In October the whole

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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

—nnel B Stltem, President '9°9 £i:':sg.Si!Kraa:"^“ie

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shool bulidluic.

Mayflower I-edge. No. Me. Independent

<Mer of Odd Fellow.-Meets seek Friday

attheAkdllorium. Jackson atIWt. Ogallalla Trlha, No. I*T. Improved Onlrf

at Rad Men—Maeta at BIO Waablogtoa

Cape May Flrr Department, men* flr.i Monday evening In each month at ooruer Waehlogton and Franklin street.

BOARD OF HEALTH. S A. L. Leach. 1'nsideat ,-Brpl. L . V. M. D. Marry, Secretary Itohrrt B. Hand ' Lafayette M. Hal: ....■ Albert B. Uttle „ Oecrge L Lowell BOARD OF TRADE. s~s-^!waE'

County Directory. c* Supreme Coart—Tboa-W Trenehard Clrcu^fj oage—Alien B. Eodiooti UNf Judge—James M E.HildrethKeplSlI Fseeecntar of Pleas-Harry S Dougisss^

Roberts. M -William H. 7 _ . Oeuaty Beard ct Electlons-Jos. " '*—

BOARD OF CHOSEN PRKKHOLDEKSAntbony B Smith, Palrrvo Jan.i 1807 W. b. Johneon, Ocean City—Jan. 1, John P Fox. Ocean City.—.-Jaa. 1, C. P. Vsnamau. Dias Crock. Jaa. 1. 1906 Jesse D Ludlstn.Sc.Denuis——J«n 'j Daniel bcnelieuger. Ertaa.—Ian. 1, iTVtJSSttR SZ.tZkSl Anthony R. telU. Dimotor, bamnel

Townsend Clark.

Stale Sanator-Lewis M. Cream Ocean

RAILROAD WIST jnsxr k SZASBCaZ Burr.iir.tp’ In Effect Ocrogga 14, iPCfl. ""“"“mT.&fi.fl: I NABRAT ST. WBAkF 7.00 *• "--ACCOMMODATION. Stops 1 st prificipal Conoecu from WL City and Sea Isle City, deap-joam. 7 ao A. M. RXPRB.Sk. Wildwood. Ocean Qly and w. Branches Arrives at Philadelphia 9 19a IO JO A - ACCOMMODATION. SUv. U principal lotermediste atations. ConDccts from Vtildwood. Ocean (.itr and 8«a Isle City RrmtcheT^ Xiri,,. ciidS

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Oilice and resldenne. Wales United States Pharmacy, fftoirr Bbll. | KWB T. BTE7’KN8: COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 0)0 Washirotoh St , C*Ara May, N. J. Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Notary Public. Commissioner for Pennsylvania. |-JR. C. H. LORENCE, lDr. W. B. Sickler.associate.) DENTIST Ocbar and Hi'Oiin Htssrts, Cafe May, N. J.

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Surplus and Undivided Profits DEPOSITS

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The admiral's comment Is that when be thinks of Longstreet's constitutional bravery, his sense of duty and manly courage In trying to Jolly along his comrades, who were half dead from their wounds, be feels that no braver man ever lived. "The help.” be say*.

1 crisis like this

first to come, the simple, kindly, quiet devotion to duty, looking back at it now, has Impressed me as thing of more value tn the heroism than all the rent." e hero is always unconscious of having dons anything and nine times out of ten will pot by

the crown that belonging to so

Ing death often discuss their prefsr-

1 to the Immediate end they

would prefer, and Invariably the cbolca is to fall Incoosplcnously In tbs line of simple doty. 80 fell "Fighting Bob’s" favorite battle hero, for whose

s soluble eplupb would be

the line fro™ Michael Barry, “The fit- "Shewed (told) . . all." They retart place for man to die In where bo Port* 1 ^ earthquake and angelic vi-

sion—all that had

observation

V. 13. “They." The chief priests,

who felt their own ruin

this story got abroad. "Assembled with the elders." Possibly a meeting of the Sanhedrim, but more probably by secret call, the leading participants

tn the recent trial of J< brought together. "Gave large

tion against the United BUtas. The They bribed the Roman soldiers to law related to the vexing question bow keep what had occurred a secret, and the fish must be canght The new law' toll in Its stand a story which they fabricated in a hurry and without proper care to render It credible.

V. It.

by night and stole him away while we

foreign office In London to modify or - * p * ’ 11 W * n tk * 7

remove the restrictions In the laterert

ct the American crews.

Mark and John tell of a first meeting

with Mary Magdalene

V. 10. "Be not afraid." or “ not" Jeans repeats the angel's e tation. and addresses ths commission he'had given. "My brethren." To this high and holy relationship the risen

Lord calls his friends.

V. 1L "While they were going." At the time when the wpmec were on their way. "Some of the watch (guard) came to the city." Not all could leave the place at one time anti! re leased by their superior officer; but the stunned watchmen had recov-

e of their number h

st. mart’s a. c. obcbcr. Rev. Father D. 8. Kelly, Rector. Masses Sunday*. 7 00 sod 9 00 a m; Weekdsrs, 7 JO a m. Hundsy-Bchool at 2 30 p m. hoaaiy bermon—Benediction of the Moat Blessed bscrsment at 7.80 p. m. Friday evenln at 7 80 the Way of the Cross and Benediction. p. a. cm'Hon or Til* advent. Sunday Service*: ROD a. m. Holy Communion; 11.00 a m. Morning Prayer and Bermoo; 9.43 a m, Sunday achool; 8.00 p. as, Kvsulng Prayer and Sermon. Holy Communloo—1st Surday tn the mouth at 1100 a.m. Thursdays, evening Prayer and address. 7 JO P m. Other service* as aunounoed. raXSBTTERIAH CHCRCH. Kiay aerncea at 10 30 a. m., and 7.3t) p. m. Sunday school at 2 80 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 JO p. m. Junior U. K. Inday at4 16 p. m. Y. P. 8. C. R. Friday at 7 JO p. m. Straugera always made weioome. fibst a. a. CHURCH. Key. James Rums, Pastor. Praaohlug ou SeiHia) murulag st 10.80. In the eveulug st 7.46. Meetings st • A. X. and 6.80 F. H. on Sundays. Sunday School at 8 r. k. Epworth League Sunday evening al 7 80 o'clock. Mid-week prayer service Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Class meetings, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evnilnxa.

FROM PHILADELPHIA, xamirr st-wharf. Trains leave for Cape May-Ex press.oxxa m and 4.08 p. m.. week days- 9 a. m Suu days Accomuodaiiou (Electric Trains ^om Camden). yssiand 9oea m.. loo and 00 p. m sreek-dars. 7 00 and 9 00 a. m nd 4 op p. m. Sunday*. - Traim leave Philaoklphia. Broad Street FOR NEW YORK.

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and Washington, •635, 1106. a-m.. *1131.1*3.

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Rev. U. F. Crngo, Pastor. _ jacblng on Sunday nn-ruing at 10.8U. In the evening at 7 JO. Sunday monilag Workers Mseting al

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SuodAy School a: 2.80 r. M. Wednesday eveolu- Prayer Meeting sl

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You in: People's Mee log Friday

log^at 7.80 o’clock

V. 14. “We win senre yon.” By

—such as they were well practiced la

carrying out the law which required him to put to death guards found sleeping on doty.

from aad reunion with ns are su 1 Oor. 16:66, 67. V. 2. We. too. should rejolre to be God's servants to roll sway stooes from the pathway of otha Heh. 12:13. V. -A Joy without fear have those

V. 11. Futile are their a

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