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politeness it
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i j.
a master, be feared than de
li.
Cess consecrates
Cl . Srneca.
the foulest
liimv-feelins
makes, us won-
-s the only animal, that can
f !nd the only one that wastes
tal i Mini" about himself. t. '
speech u2 . , '
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Extreme Case
Cured.
of Eczema
An
. qnlem N. C July 13, 190.8."
ShSrine, Savannah. Ga. 4
J- Nothing gives me '.greater .
Pear. than when I am singing the
piei
su'c, Tnerine. 1 consiaer il ueyonu
e o1 , ih best PBJn preparations
Snubt on the suffering ones,
tverP'lln year ago no moruu couia
Sire I n a worse state from eczema
rave t,ee" ,f i hid tried every remedy,
than yl,r skin salve, yet I seemed
Zoi PllnrT wis ere mass of Itching
worse. I'y;'1 piv a b'irden.,1 could -not
tore5- Jn,,v no work.. The physicians
jiecP- UV V-r'i mo. 1 1 was simply des
could n0 Vnncing over .'"a newspaper 1
Pra,te;(1 from a ladv in Texas whoote
receiv e,LV her condition and what Tet--ye"
1 w i cone fc her; her case was so
terine, ine tMt i conrlnded that 1;
murViv it feeling th"t if she could"
wu'. ao e-W a benefit it . might help
rcelVAftr two or three applications
me. puch a sudden change; I am.
Bever pa;.v tnf,t I nm weTl again. My
WPv-w o bn-i it too": a, lot of it. 1
mv6 never
AQCf
i r'"- . It t foil tri rur va"7
oS tc., that if k is used
aI1Lriv and fail to cure. I will refund
I110? Infv I have yet tar? repay any
' WhenevP' T see nr one here suf
from Tetter, Ringworm. ..etc., I
,ervfu on thm to get a box. stating to
1reL that if it fails, come to me and get
Kmonev back. I have had the pleas-.
th r - ciirl'n many with it.
8 anrerely vours. : -P. S. Early.
SLt'priTie 'cures Ecwnifi. Tetter, Ring
trfm (Ground Itch. It.-hlng , Piles, tn
K'cre Head. Pim-'-fl. B1U, Rough
Mr itches on the Face,-OM Itching
clq Dndn' fnnkered Scalp.. Hun
Ln. Owns. ChilNains and.ftvery form of
' niseose. Tetterine- FOc;- Tettwih
ktin 25c. Your druge'st. o" by mail from
The Shuptrine Co.,
gavannah. 0.
In the world who knows not how-to
swimges to the bottom. lrencn.
A rood honest remedv ior Kheumatism,
Neuralpa and Sore Throat is Hamhna
uTzard Foil. Xothin will so quickly drive
out all pain and , jnflnmmation. , .
A basty man never wants woe.
For COLDS and GRIP. ;
nict'd Capudiite is the best remedy
relierps the aching1 and feverishness cures
SeCold and restores normal conditions. It's
fLid-effects immediately. 10c., 25c and
idc, at drug stores.
The Beagle a Rabbbit Dog. . . .
The beagle is the rabbit dog. He is
best adapted by size, pace, nose and
tongue for this work.. Large hounds,
or even those of the harrier type,
cannot do the work so well and are
more at a loss on quick turns and
doublings, to say nothing of their
seeming something radically, wrong
in pursuing bunny with dogs adoapt
ed to larger and stronger game. , The
beagle and the rabbit were made one
for the other, and properly done,
there is no better day to be had afield
than one with a good pack of these
little dogs. It is a pack you must
have. One deg or two or three are
not the same thing at all. Take sev
en or eight of the little fellows, well
matched, and go afield on foot and
get your game. Then Molly Cotton
tail will take on a new value in1 your
eyes. To see a pack once, running
swiftly, tonguing merrily, picking up
the turns, at a loss for a moment,
scattering, catching the trial, packing
again on the re-discovered scent and
finally running thir game to the death
in the open, will convert you,- first in
to a beagle lover, and second,' into an
advocate of hard condition in the
field.-Todd Russell in The Outing
Magazine for February. , So.-S-'OO.
Making Good (?)
A bashful dentist upon being pre
sented to a fashionable , bud . couid
think of nothing to say. At length
the situation became decidedly ein
parrassing, and, swallowing the lump
jn his throat with a desperate gulp,
he ventured timidly:- Miss Smith, I
noPe I may consider that we are not
entirely unacouainted T nulled a
tooth for your father last Monday."
The bud faded away, and the dentist
still wondering why his fraternity
mends made him settle for "four
rounds." Bohemian Magazine for
February.
; . i flattering speech is honeyed pois-'
" -French. - ... - . - a : ..
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INTTSTlNATTOTf AT LESSON COM
MENTS FOR FEBRUAUX 21:
Subject: Stephen, th First Christian
Martyr, Acts 6:1-8; 3 oldeu
v Text : Acts 7 : 59 Commit Verses
7:55, 50 Commentary.
mfE 35-37 A T PT,im?i
Jerusalem.. '
rISXPOSITION T Sf
FolL Man, 8-15:. The character of
btephen presents a xare combination
of t strength and beauty, : robustness
and, grace. He was a. remarkably full
man. "Full of -faitn," v. 5 ; "grace,?
V. :3,R,V;" r'DOW'ei?: V: 8 '. th'fi WnrA'
Of God; ch. 7 : 2-54; the Holy Ghost.
t : t ; i : 5 5 ; love, -7 ; 6 0 ; courage, 7:51:
tru st, 7; 5 9 . -He was also k notable
manvpf prayer,. 7 : 5 4-6 Qt:;i Ainong'the
men of - the Bible he seems, to-occupy
tne next place to Christ? in beauts
symmetry and completeness) of char-'
acier. L,ike his Master, "he .w,as hated
and' maligned and ultimkfeiv
dered. What a revelation of the bad-.
ues;s or me naturaiiheart! The lie
sworn to against him: had an element
of truth in it., : The worst lies gener
ally do have a grain of truth in them.
Because he was f uU of the Holy Ghost
thoy were not, able to withstand the
wisdom and the Spirit with which he
spoke (cf. Luke 21:15Ri:"v-;y; -La.s
they could not silence hini by argu
ment they undertook to silence him
by violence, but' they only gave; him a
wider hearing ?.by murderingi him.
What a contrast between men's treat
ment and God's treatment of a SDirit-
fiiled:.. man!:3TJheyimarredi hlacf ace .
wun Druises ana Diooa; Goa maae it
to shine like '-jtn-. angeis.?-' They said
"He , speaketh " blasphejnoiiss words:
against Moses and against God.V but
God made his face to shine -leven as
that of Moses had (.Ex. 34129-35).
. II. Stephen Sight into Heaven
54-50. Stephen's word laid open the
heart of Israel in all,- ages and the
heart; of his hearers, but alas I: convic
tion is not conversion. When men
,are convicted of sin they do one . of
two things they repert or they, get
mad at the preacher. Stephen's ser
mon and prayer were apparently
without fruit, but they were not
really so they gave the Apostle Paul
to the church, " but, Stephen did not
live to see it. A Spirit-filled man will
be a calm man under any circum
stances (2 Tim. l:7.).r.; The expres
sion "full of the Holy-Spirit" has a
different significance from "filled
with the Holy Spirit!'. (Acts-2: 4 ; 4 :
8, 31). The latter describes.the Holy
?pirit coming upon one . at a definite
psriod of time and filling one for the
time being, with His. glorious presence
and power; the former describes an
abiding condition. Being full Of the
Spirit involved Stephen in inevitable
conflict with men who ' were full of
Satan. It led him, to look ; up rather
than around. In this hour, of trial
there came to him. a wonderful vision
toi sustain him. The sight was pranted
Stephen to : strengthen him tor tne
suffering and witnessing. Christ had
already been seen after His resurrec
tion. He had been seen as He as
cended, but now He is seen in heaven
itself at the right hand of God. We
can no longer doubt His divinity nor
cur security. Jesus left heaven as
God onlv, but He became man in His
incarnation (John'l!l4; 1 Tim. 2:5),
and when He went hack, to heaven He
went back" as the "Son of Man" as
well as the "Son. of God." There is
now a Man in the glory. .
... III. Stephen's Entrance into Heav
en, 57-60. They "stopped their
ears." How many are doing that to
day! He went the same path that
Jesus went to die, "without the gate"
(Heb. 13:12). Once outside the city,
the stones began to crush, in upon
him. There was one delighted spec
tator of the pitiless fury of the mob
Saul of Tarsus. He will never forget
the sight. Stephen's bearing ,and
words were pricking like a goad in
his secret heart (Acts 26:14), and
he, too. will become a Christian. Ste
phen simply prayed as the stones fell.
He prayed as Jesus " Himself had
prayed to the Fattier in dying. "Into
Thy hands I commend My spirit." So
Stephen now ...says to Jesus, "Receive
my spirit." . We cannot question that.
the prayer was heard, and while Ste
phen's body died" and ' Ultimately
crumbled into dust, Stephen's spirit
was taken by, Jesus to be with Him
self in conscious: blessedness (cf. PhiL
1:23). But Stephen prayed, another
prayer for those that killed him; He
had lived as. his Master had lived and
died as his Master, died (cf. Luke 23:
34). His last, two utterances were
prayers and prayers-formed after the
pattern of the dying prayers of Jesus
( Luke 23:46. 34). He had i seen
Jesus at the right hand of . God, and
did-not hesitate to address, his pray
ers to One so clearly proven to be di
vine. Lbve shone out wonderfully in
the last moments. His prayer was
heard in heaven, and Saul the perse
cutor became Paul the apostle. Hav
ing offered this prayer he gently fell
asleep, he. did not die... j ,v
IV. Stephen Buried, the Good Seed
Scattered Broadcast, ch. S:1-1S. The
devil overreached himself. The wind
narMmHnn Rimnlv scattered the
seed .broadcast (cf. ch. 11:19-21).
Thmi s-h from ; five to seven years
seems to have passed since Pentecost,
the church up to this time appears to
have been largely confined to Jerusa
lem, but the storm that broke on
Stephen's death carried out the pur
pose of Christ, -v During this awful
time the apostles bravely -stayed at
their post in Jerusalem, but the rank
and file of the church went every-
where preaching the Word. -Y" ,
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Serve with cream flavored with va
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What a crime against nature to drug
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. A feast is worth nothing without
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IN AGONY WITH ECZEMA.
Whole Body a Mass of Raw, Bleeding,
Torturing , Humor - - Hoped . Death
Woujd End Fearful Suffering
In Despair: Cured by Cuticura.
Words cannot describe the terrible ec
zema I suffered with It broke out on my
head and kept spreading until it covered
m3' whole body. I v s almost a solid mass
of sores from head to foot. I looked more
like, a piece of raw beef than a human being.
The pain and agony I cidured seemed more
than I could bear." Blood and pus oozed
from the. great sore on my scalp, from un
der my finger nails, and nearly all over -my
body, r My ears were so crusted and swollen
I was afraid they would break off. Every
. hair in my head fell out. I could, not ait
down, for my clothes would . stick to the
raw and bleeding flesh, making me cry out
from the pain. My! family doctor did all
he could, -but. I got worse and worse; My
condition was . awful. ,1 did not think I
could live, and wanted death to come and
end my frigh tf ul sufferings, k. i . Y . '
"In t this cpndition ray, mother-in-law
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I said I Would, but had. no hope of jecov
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solvent for the blood. In a short time the
sores stopped running, the flesh began to
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Then the hair on my head began to grow,
md in a short time 1 was completely cured.
I wishll could tell everybody who has ec
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Thomas St., Newark, N. J., Sept. 28, 1908."
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line with four expresses daily. Any one buying c$bbago
plants from us will have one day's advantage over the Meg
gett and Young's Island territory, as they have only one ex
press a day Our plants are frost proof and will stand any
climate. -:.,v;
Lots 1,000 to 5,000 $1.25 per thousand.
Lots of 6,000 to 20,000 90c per thousand. ;
Varieties: Charleston Wakefield, Early Jersey Wakefield
and Flat Dutch. Satisfaction and count guaranteed. 'Always
send cash with order. Give us an order and see for yourself
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