Suggestive Questions
On the Sunday School Lesson by
Bev. Or. Linscott for the International
Press Bible Question
Club
Copyripht 1911 by Bev T S Lincott, D. D.
auovst 6th, 19i 1.
Jeremiah Tried and Acquiltt
Jer. xxvi.
Golden Text?The lord is t
light and my salvation; whom shal
aear? Ps. xxvii:l.
(I.) Verses 1-6?What was t
character of Jehoiakim, also of J
eiah,fiis father?
( 2) To whom did the word
the Lord come?
(3) I low did God probali
speak to Jetemiah?
(4.) May all persons to day, wi
the goodness and ability of Jet
miah, bear the voice of the Lord
diatinatly as he did ?
(5.) Wkat was the message whir
thp Lord gave Jeremiah to delivei
(6) If the people had repented
the command of the Lord, woul
the kiagdom of Judah have bee
pieserved?
(7.) Why can there be no esca|
*for sinners, tfom the just pnnis
ment ot their sins, unless they re per
(8.) Verses 7-10?How do y<
account for it that the priests ai
the prophets wanted to kill Jer
miah, for delivering the messaj
thflt (viwl had criv?r? him '
(9.) If a professional priest,
preacher, is backslidden and livii
in sin, why is he apt to do mo
cruel to a faithful preacher of righ
eonsness than an ordinary sinner?
(10.) From the days of Jesus Ui
til now, by whom have the marty
been put to deatb, or, admitted
men of God, expelled Trom tl
churches ?
(11.) Which are the more cruel
those who rebuke them, men wl
under cover ot religion are doit
wrong, or outstanding sinners euc
for example, as gamblers ?
(12.) Verses 11-12?Did the
priests and prophets, who wanted
put Jeremiah to deatb for preachii
the truth, believe tha\ he was wroi
and they were right; or knowing
was right, want to get rid of him f
exposirg their sins ?
(13.) What qualities did Jer
miah possess which, are essential
all who obey God in rebuking si]
(14) Must a good man alwa
rebuke what he knows to be wron
no matter how much danger it m
involve to himself? j^ive to
reasons,
(15.) Is it the lack of knowled
that they are wrong, or somelhii
else, which causes people to rem:
in sin ?
(16) Verses 1315?Do you km
of any Bible threat against sinne
that is not associated with a prom:
of forgiveness on repentance ?
(17.) Is it possible for a go
man to die or be pnt to death, I
fore his work is done? Why?
(18.) Verses 16-26?The prie
and tbe nrophets are the accusers
Jeremiah and want to pnt him
death, and the princes and peo|
appear to be (be judge and jni
what was their, verdict and np
what was it based?
(19.) Is it safe in these days
trust the people to decide moral
sues ? (This is one of the questio
which may be answered in writii
by members ot the dob.)
(20.) What were the two histoi
incidents mentioned as preoeden
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V | (or the acquittal of Jeremiah ?
(21.) What haa been the, fate in
the past of true and courageous
prophets, and how are they treated
today? v
(22.) Which is the belter, to
flithfullv do the will of God at the
J expense of our lives, or to dodge
His Will and save our lives?
^ Lesson for >unday, Aug. 13th,
1911. Jehoiakim Burns the I'ro^
phet's Book. Jer. xxxvt.
Cut Qnt and Stnd to This Offict.
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fifoou published iit
(Same of Pa .er) a .so the Lesijy
j aon itself for Sunday - '
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th (Date)
e- j read the series of 52.
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Address
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at Dr. S. Kap^ort will be at LouisId
burg, at the Lbui^burg Hotel, Tue?. 1
>n Aug. 1st, Heih.itiber that you pay
nothing for theWtaniinalion of your I
:ie eyes in buying glasses of hun. He <
b- furnishes only (Hp best quality glassit?
es at a moderate fqrioe. I
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id Those Had Spells,
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ig had one of those fad spells since 1 '
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t- Cardai is a specifi* medicine for the
ills from which wfnaen sfffer. Made '
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rs Cardui i^-tTsafe, renaDle remhdy, and '
ly has been successfully used .by^weak
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se 11
to Renectlons of a Bachelor.
Limbs of Satan can be shocked j
ng by the bad ways of other tolks.
he There's a kind of man that hates ,
or to tell the truth even if it's to his
advantage to. I,
'e A woman can believe marriage is a
to success, no matter how great a i
of failure her own is. I
f When a girl is crazy to go off on j
'?> a long visit it's a sign she's not leav- i
ing any real beau behind her. i
Qr
A man's two great ambitions are ;
a Ko ohaiemnvi a* ~ -.?1 x_ i i
uw U..U.I UIuu w> DV/UiClUUlg UUU IU I
have his portrait painted for it
V i'
lin nature s warning.
>w Loulsburg People Must Rer8'
cognize and Heed It.
188 Kidney ills come quietly?mysteriously,
0<1 But nature alwajg warns you.
>e" Notice the kidnei secretions.
See if the color isl unhealthy?
at* If there are settlings and sediment,
of Passages frequent, scanty painful.
It's time Chen to ta?e Doan'g Kidney
Pills, \ J
ry> To ward offVBrigtirs disease or
on diabetes. T \ It
I loan's have qpne treat work in
this locality. \
A. B. Falkner, ttllBJreckenbridge
ns St., Henderson, <JL ms: "I have
DR used Doan'e Kidndy | ills^snd they
have done me a woui of grod. My
r>c kidneys bothered mas especially at
le' night and the kiol jy secretins
? were unnatural and Aed with se<K,
iment. My back adned and con- '
I) slant pains in myl kidneys kept
af. me in miatry. A few months ago I
began taking Domna Kidney Pills
0b and I found them toibe just what I
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We desire most sincerely to extend
to the good people of the
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felt thanke for their kindness in J
many ways manifested to us during
the sicklies* of our husband and q
father, James H. Wholes*. There
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We also wusii to thank our I)r. Wm.
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Pointed Paragraphs.
It's a poor stationary engine that
mon't run.
If you sit in a draft the doctor
nay ensh it.
Only nn unusually pretty girl can
iffor-1 to be stupid.
A man to ly lie on the siptare and
itill more in the beet circles.
A woman with a drug-store com- f
ilexion isn't always true to her col- 5
' D
irs. ai
Cranky people and busy bees fre- Jj
(Uently administer stinging reproofs.' Si
As a matter ot fact, a lot of people
lave no use for you because they d
tan t use you. ,
When two women talk, it's a dia at
ogue; when a woman and her bus- T
land convent^ it's a monologue. sc
A count may be.no account, but it *
I girf lias more doll rs than sense? n<
yell, it's none of our business.
In Berlin piano playing is probibt- at
led after a certain hour. In this ?!
n
aouniry some people 8 piano playing w
ibould be prohibited at all hours. ^
Anywuv the workman who turns a
mt a l?or job is a decided improve- "
nent on the one who does nothing M
out stand aronud and make remarks, g
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Reflections of a Bachelor. 1
Count 110 cash and you cut no
fash. '
The man any girl can fool is the
one who thinks no girl can.
Lovers' sentiment gets very anemic
when it settles down to housekeeping.
A useful thing about the telephone
is how you can long-distance lie over
it.
In realilv anything is good enough
For the man who 1 thinks nothing is
too good for him.
I wish to suW .the farmers, and
patrons ot the aJd\fackson Mill that
I have rebuilt the d^fgnil), put in new
Doiting cloths and/IHtvik that I can
make as nice flour as cait.be made with
a burr mill. Alwajfa havAg plenty of
water and cab ?rve ydu promptly.
Would appreciate lour patronage.
Yourtfvery trulv, \
ft C. T. Harris.
To Piano Owners.
We will have with na for the next
thirty days Mr. C. G. Cox, Professor of
Piano tuning at the State's Blind Institute,
Raleigh, and an expert piano
tuner, who wif) offer his servieea to
the people of Lhuisburg and Franklin
county. All persons wishing their pianos
tuned can have him call on them by
telephoning their order to Hollingswortb's
Furniture A Music Co., or addressing
C. G. Cox, FYanklinton, N. C. J
! Notice.
Having this day qtmlifled as executor
of W. .11. Bowden {deceased late of
iFranklin county, thy is to notify all
persona holding claims against said estara
to present thajame to the undersigned
on or beforepqlv 21st, 1912 or
this ndtice will be iteaihln bar of their
recovery^ All penpns owing asid es ,
tate will eesre forward and ntake immediate
settlement. This July 21st,
1911. |
WJG. Bowdex Exlr.
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