| TIMOTHY. |
| THE NEW DOLL. |
| THE SNOW BEN. |
| ARCHIE KIRK'S LEAP FOR LIFE. |
| TOBY TYLER. |
| NIAGARA FALLS IN WINTER. |
| THE OTTER. |
| A WHOLE WEEK. |
| PHIL'S FAIRIES. |
| OUR POST-OFFICE BOX. |
| WHAT THEY SAID ABOUT IT. |
| PHANTOM FACES. |
| Vol. II.—No. 70. | Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, New York. | Price Four Cents. |
| Tuesday, March 1, 1881. | Copyright, 1881, by Harper & Brothers. | $1.50 per Year, in Advance. |
TIMOTHY.
BY BISHOP T. U. DUDLEY.
In a little town called Lystra, in Asia Minor, a multitude is gatheredin the market-place. Two strangers are the attraction, who have strangetidings to tell. Their story is of one Jesus, a King, who, they say, wasborn in Judea some fifty years before. They tell of marvellous deeds ofmercy which He wrought, and of words as marvellous and as merciful thatHe spake. They tell that He died on a cross, but that, King of Death, Hecame back from the grave at His own appointed time. They declare that Hedid visibly ascend into heaven, and now sitteth there to pardon and tobless all who will believe on Him. And even while the crowd is listeningto the words of the chief speaker, whose name is Paul, he looks fixedlyupon a poor lame man, a cripple from his birth, who is among hisauditors, and cries with a loud voice, "Stand upright on thy feet."Instantly the command is obeyed, and the life-time cripple leaps andwalks.
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