SUNDAY SCHOOL
Lesson 111.? Third Quarter, For
July 20, 1913.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Test ?f ?h, L.iton, Ex. Ill, 1.14.
fdemory V.r,.., 1J, 14? Golds* T.xt,
Mstt. v, 8 Commentary Prsparsd by
"??. O. M. SUirni.
Bow many yesrs are' often rsss ml
o'er Id silence. an In tbe life of Elijah,
of whom we know nothing till we aee
htm standing before Absb, and Jobs
'tbe Biiptlat, of whom we know nothing
from bla birth to his call to aerrlce.
and tbeae forty yea re of Moms' shep
herd life. There came ? day toward
tbe close of these forty years when
Moses, baring led tbe flock to tbe back
sld*--ot the desert even to Horeb. the
mountain of Odd. saw something un
usual, even a bush burning, but not
consumed. As lie turned aside to see
why tbe busb was not consumed God
called onto him out of tbe midst of tbe
busb and said, "Moses, Moses. "
If Moms bsd not turned aside to see
tlu# gnat sight be might perbape bave
mljMd the call, if we would prayer
Jolly Consider every unusual thing that
comes unto our lives wo might boar
tho voice of God more often than W6
do. Note how Moses In his old age
?peaks of "the good will of Him that
dwslt In the bush" (Dent xxxlU, 16)
Stephen Id bis sermon refers twice to
the angel of the Lord which appeared
to Moses in the bush (Acts vll. 80. 85).
When Moses replied to the voice of
Him that spake, saying "Here am I"
or "Behold me." he was told that It
was the God of Abraham, the God of
Isaac and tbe God of Jacob who was
speaking to him. and be was told be
fore tbe Interview ended that this was
His memorial name, forever Unto all
generations rverses 0, 15. 16; lv, 5).
The Lord Jesus referred to this Inci
dent at tbe busb In His reply to the
Sadducees and used the same three
fold name (Luke xil. 26. 27). The Lord
after telling Moses who He was that
spake to him then gave Moses to un
derstand that It was none of his affair
as to bow It was to he done: he must
pnt off bis shoes, for It was a holy
place, the presence of Cod. and He was
to be tbe doer of It all. Joshua had tbe
same orders as he was about to lead
Israel Into the promised Inn,-! (Josh,
v, 15).
The k?y to the meauiw.* it -'shod
feet Is found to Deut xl. 2i i. 3
In that llgtit consider Isa. Iv.... 13. nnd
lay It to heart While considering the
name of Illm wbo talked with Moses
wo might notice that other wondrous
name given In reply to Moses' question.
"I am that I am." or simply "I am"
(verses 13. 14). In tbe New Testament
where we read His statement "I am
be," you will notice tbe word "he" Is
In Italics, so that He said simply "1
am," as in John viU, 24; xvlli, 6, and
then He often -added a name such as
I am the door: lam tbe way. the truth,
tbe life: I am tbe good shepherd; I am
the Son of God. and many others In the
book of Revelation.
Having told Moses wbo He was. He
then told blm His purpose: I bave seen.
I have beard, I know, I am come down
to deliver and to bring them up unto
a good land iverses 7, 8). He asked
neither advice nor help from Moses:
but, having declared His purpose. He
pnt before blnr a great offer In tbe
words. "Come now, therefore, and I
will send tbee unto Pharaoh, that thou
may est bring forth My people, the chil
dren of Israel, out of Egypt" (verse 10).
Notwithstanding God's revelation of
Himself Moses did not grasp It, but
began his objections and assertions of
Incompetence In such words ss "Who
am I that I should go?" "O my Lord.
I am not eloquent ? ? ? I am slow of
speech and of a slow tongue" (ill. 11;
It, 10).
How patient and graciously the Lord
dealt with him. saying: "Certainly I
will be with thee; ? ? ? I have sent
thee." "1 will be with thy mouth and
teach thee what thou abalt gay" (111. 12;
It, 12). When he waa told to gather
the elders of Israel and lay before
them the Lord's purpose and waa as
cured that they would hear him and
waa then told what be and they should
say to Pharaoh he again objected, say
ing, 'They will not believe me nor
hearken unto my voice, for they will
say the Lord bath not appeared onto
thee" (ill. 16-18; lv, 1). Then he was
given three signs, the rod and aerpent
the leprous hand and the water turned
to blood, each full of significance and
bearing directly on the case.
When be persisted in instating that
he could not speak hla brother Aaron
waa given to blm to be hla apokeeman
or prophet nnd the Lord aaid. "I know
that be can speak well. ? ? ? and thou
abalt apeak unto blm and put words
tn hla mouth (lv, 14-16; vll, 1). Truly
Be la the Qod of patience, and we need
to live in and be filled with the love of
Qod and the patience of Christ (Rom
XV, 5: II Tbees 111. A, margin*. The
Lord knew well the beartN>f Pharaoh
and that he would need sore Judgments
to humiliate him. but He would be pa
tient even with him and bring larael
out with great spoil, even that which
belonged to them (111. 19-221. They did
not borrow but asked or demanded
(verse 22. R V.I.
Note In lv. 22, th?t the Lord calls Is
rael Hla ?oo,_ His firstborn, and, His
firstborn being oppressed, the first
born of Egypt must suffer If there la
no repentance. The meeting of Moses
and Aaron In the mount of Qod after
forty years of separation and Moaea'
communication to Aaron of all that the
Lord bad aaid and done la Interesting.
HEARD IN L0U1SBURG
How Bad Backs Have Been Made
Strong? Kidney lllp Cor
rected
All over Louisburg' you heat it.
Dosn's Kidney Pilla are keeping
up the good work. Louisburg peo
ple are telling about it? telling of
bad backs made Bound again. You
uan believe the testimony of your
own townspeople. They tell it for
tbe benefit of you who are suffer
ing. It your ' back aches, if you
feel lame, sore and ipisersble, if
the kidneys sot too frequently, or
passages are psinfal, scanty and off
color, use Dosn's Kidney Pills, the
remedy that has helped so many
of your friends and neighbors. Fol
low this Loulabarg citizen's sdvice
snd give Dosn's s chance to do 'the
tame for you.
Mrs. A. ts. Allen, N. Main St,
Loui?burg, N. C. ssys: "I have had
no need of Doau's -Kidney Pills
since they rid me of kidney trouble
in Februsry 1908 sad I know thst
any cure is s permanent one. I still
recommend this remedy in the
highest terms" "*?
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United States. .
Remember the name ? Doan'a ?
and take no other.
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1 You can change fretful, ill-tempered
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bowels, feverishness and bad breath, |
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Kickapoo Worm Killer, a pleasant can
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Briabin, of Elgin, 111., says: "I have
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and entirely rid my children of worms.
1 would not be without it." Guaran
teed. All druggists, or by mail. Price1
25c. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.,
Philadelphia and St. Louis
Malaria or Chills & Fever
Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS 6. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acta on tbe liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c
WANTED.
A lirat clue second wheat teparotor
at onoe.
T. A. HOLUaoawOBTH,
R. F. D. No. 1. Casta I ia, N. C.
Wood's Seeds.
late Seed Potatoes
June and early in July i?
die best time for planting for
the fall crop for winter use.
Our atodca are specially
?elected Seed Potatoes, put
in cold storage early in die
seasnn. so as to keep in first
class, vigorous condition.
Book yoor orders early, to tw rare
of sitting the varieties you desire.
Write for -Wood'. Crop Special*
giving prices, and timely informa
tion about all Seasonable Seeds.
T. W. WOOD & SONS.
Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.
We are headquarters for
Cow Peas, German Millet.
So|a Beans, Crimson Clover
and all Farm Seeds.
Write for prices.
I am Serving the
Season's Latest
Soft Drinks
At my store oh Main street.
Our line of Fruits, Candies,
etc., is especially well select
ed and you can always find
a good assortment. * Come to
see me. \
Sidney Ramey
Main Street,
ftc
Louisburg, N. C.
For Sale by
M. F. HOUCK
Louisburg, N. C.
Thoroughbred Spanish Jack
For Sale or Service at
? *
J. D. Hill's, Stables
STATEMENT
CITIZENS BANK OF HENDERSON
HENDERSON, N C JUNE 4, 1913.
KKSOUHUEK
Lo?n? and Discounts
Orerd rafts
N. C. State Bonda-1960
Other Stoeka and Booda
Banking House and Fix
tures
Insurance Department
Demand Loans ?
Cash on hand and in
other banks
Total, *
1632,417. 37
6,419.66
25,000.00
30,661.26
10,782.78
1,024.00
9,860.00
132,677.05
$848,272.05
LIABILITIES
C*pit?J Stock paid in $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits 108,972.87
Accrued interest due de
? posits 1,422.20
Cashier's Checks outsUnd
_ .fag. 1 055.15
Certified Checks 3,00
Due to Banks 4,628.31
Deposits 687.195.62
Total, $848,272.05
DIRECTORS
Jm. H. Brodie
D. Y. Cooper
J. D. Cooper
S. P. Cooper
Melville Doraey
Om. B. Harris
F. R. Harris
W. A. Hunt
J. B Owen
W. 8. Parker
J. H. Parham
J. P. Taylor
F. C. Toepleman
Samuel Watkins
A. C. ZollicofTer
OFFICERS
J. B. Owen, Pre*. A? C. Zollicoffer, Vloe-Prea. W. A. Hunt, Cashier
R. C. Gary, Ant. Gaahier, A. H. Cheek, Manager Saving Dept.
CITIZENS BANK OF HENDERSON
"The Leading Bank in This Section." ?
?'V?
Buggies,
Fine Harness
Surries,
and Wagons
Now Mr. Farmers, sons and daughters; are yo? not going to ride in a brand
new H. M. T. baggy this time. Now the big meetings will commence next month
at all the country churches and if von don't ouy a new baggy yoa wont be in it at
all. ^Jow do not stand about like a fool and let someone come with a new buggy
and take your best girl, oome and bay and Uke the other fellers girl yourself.
We sell buggies, surriw, wagons and harness on time untill yoa sell your
* tobacco.
Now Mr. Farmer, we have a large stock of agricultural implements . on hand
and don't want to oarry them over, bo if you will buy now we will give you a dis.
count. We also have one bailing press, one daisy resper, spring tooth harrows, one
Thomas drill and a lot of other heavy farm machinery. W e want to sell quick as
we do not want to have to move them aDy more. We havo also shelf hardware to
our line and would be glad to see our friends in oar store, when in need of hard
ware, dry goods, clothing, shoes, hats, caps, etc.
hill Live Stock Company
K. P. HILL, President
WITH THE
SPRING SEASON
i ? . ?
Comes the time for your bouse cleaning. While doing this you will no doubt Bnd several
pieces of old furniture that needs replacing or the need of some new pieces. It will pay
you to come in and see our stock. This season especially the splendid selections we are
?bowing have received the heartiest approval from the beet judges. Our prices are right
and you will find that it will pay yon to come in and look over our line.
OUR UNDERTAKING
DEPARTMENT
always receives our beet attention and should you need our servicesCin this line we can
assure you of the best the market affords.
W. E. White Furniture Co.
LOUISBURG,
NORTH CAROLINA