SUNDAY SCHOOL.
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Lesson XIII.? .Fourth Quarter,.
For Dec. ?8, 1913.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Lorson, Quarterly Review,
Read Josh. ' xxitf&Golcfon Text, John
lii, 1C ? Commentary by Rov. D. M.
Stearns.
LjEissox I.? Moses' Cry Kor Llelp.
Num. xl. 10- ts. 24. 25. Golden Text.
Jii v. i < -Tiu' snjipli ratios of if
righteous man ayulletli much In its
working." The continual complaining
of this rebellious people was'enougli to
wear any one out and led Moses , to
say, "It Is too heavy for me," but be*
always took everything to the Lord iu
prayer. This was one of the oeca
sionfe when he felt unnecessarily bur^
clened. as If he had tq do 1U ?
Lesson II.? Jealousy and Envy Pun
ished, Num. xii. Golden Text, I Cor.
xill, 4, 5. "Love envieth not; love vaunt
eth not ltyif. Is ndt puffed up, doth not
behave Itself unseemly." The devil is
ever at work In the world and in the
church, but it Is sad Indeed when he
Is allowed to enter a Christian house
hold. It sjiould be said of Christians.
"See how these believers love one an
other."
Lesson III.? The Report of the-Sples,
Num. <xill. 1-3, 25-33. Golden Text,
Horn. vill. 31, "If God is for us, who Is
against us?" To inquire if what God
says is true or to question if He is
able to do as lie has sahl is indeed
bad, business. The shepherds did bet
ter Who said. "Let; us go and see this
thing which has ^o me to pass" (Lukeil,
15). When the Lord Is as real to us
as He was to Caleb and Joshua we will
not consider giant difficulties of any
kind.
Lesson lV.-Tlie Sin of Moses and
Aaron. Num. xx. 1-13. Golden Text.
Ps. xix. 14, "I.ct the words of my
mouth and tilt' meditation of my heart
be acceptable "in thy sight, O Jehovah,
my Hock and my Kodecincl1." The fall
-nre of Moses on tiie lino of meekness
'after forty years of victory and inter
cession for such u people should hum
ble us all in the dust before God and
lead us never for one moment to trust
ourselves in any way.
Ijsspon V.? Balak and Balaam, Num.
-xxli, 2-G: xxiv. 10-19. Golden Text,
.las. 1. 8. "A double minded man. un
stable in all his veals'." Every phase
of human nature >5 set before us in
Scripture, lint Balaam is one of the
strangest, reads' to do anything for
money, even/to curse the people of
God. and vet afraid to go against God
and ready to speak His messages,- yet
-va leader of the Lord's people into sin
<Tul win s (T'.ev. ii. 14).
k? i,5^hon VI.? Abstinence For the Safee
of /jthi'l's Kotn. xiv, 7-21. Golden Text,
Rom. xiv. 21. "It is good not to eat
.''flesh, nor to drink wine, nor to do any
thing whereby thy brother stumbletb."
As the Lord Jesus Christ Is our only
Saviour, -lie should bo our only exam
ple -and His approval our only/aim.
Lesbon- VII.? The Dentil of Moses.
"Deut. xxxiv. 1-12. Golden Text. ts.
r x v 1^ in. 'Trecious in the sight of Je
hovah is the death of His saints. In
some respects the most remarkable
death and burial oii record, as his was
also In some respects the most remark
able life ever lived. No other man who
died anil was burled was ever seen on
earth hundreds of years Infer and rec
ognized bv mortaliJ.
Lesson'" VIII. - Joshua the New
I.eader. Josh. I. I-'1. Golden Text.
Josh. I. n, "Bo strong and of good
*"cftw?nge." Remember the tell times
thl?eSti*iCt:itli'n is found (see notes on
this lossonT>wi>l associate with-it the
live "Bo of goOit^oUeers" of the Lord
Jesus (Matt. Ix. 2. 22S^>v/27: John
xv i, 83: Acts xxlll, 111- Mat*e much of
the assurance "I will be with thee: 1
will not fail thee" (verse 5). and th#
"P.e not afraid of" of verse {I.
Lesson- IX. -Crossing the Jordan.
Josh. 111. 7-17. olden Text, Isa. xll.
10 "Fear thou not. for I am with tliee.
Remember the faith of Knhnl) and the
storv of the scarlet line: also the prom
inent place of the lyk of the covenant
In chapters 111 and lv. See the object
? In dividing the l!cd sea and the Jor
Idan, that the name of the Lord might
?lie magnified and that all the Pc"Ple of
?the earth might know the hand of the
? Lord (Tsa. lxlll. 12-14: Josh lv 24)
I Lesson X'-Tlie Fall of Jericho. Josh
?vl 8-11 14-20. Golden Text, Mark
llx n, "All things arc possible to him
lthnt believeth." Note again .the promt
?nenco of the ark of the covenant- and
It lie onlv sound heard, that of thetrum
K.ets Of rams- horns. All victory is In
? he name of the Lord Jesus and I.J
?virtue of Mis precious Wood. Before
Hlll.n all .lericlios fall, all difficulties
K'nnlsh. . . . -? . ,,
I Lesson- XI. -The Sin of Achan, Josh
? ll ? rjnMen Text. Num. xxxll.
Bn.' "Be sure ,vn?r sin will And yon
But " We are assured of victory and oi
King able to say. "Thanks be untc
1 el who always causetli us to trl
afcnp'hln rhrlst" HI Cor. II. 14). but II
? o? condition of obedience and of
?leasing, and not grieving the Hol>
luL XII. - The Word Mad
?lesh, John I. 1 1?
? J4 "And the word became flesh and
?wcit among us." The same one whe
Kentcd heaven and earth and talked
?ith Adam and F.ve. with F.noch
B , Abraham. Isaac. Jacob. Mose?
Joslnm. became one of us, sin ex
?ptod, by being horn of Mary, no wa.
Kknown on earth except by a few; Hi
? Tory littlo known now, but to ah
?ho receive IHm He gives the prirl
of becoming children of God.
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O. Z: EDWARDS,
R. P. D. 5. Louisburg, N. C.
12-19? It p/, .
NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator! in
the estate of the la'e B. H. Freeman.
This is to notify all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
' the same to me on or before Oct. 6,
1914, or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. All persona indebu-d
to said estate will please make prompt
payment, to me.
Thos. J. Harris,
A<Jrh'r. of B. HFreeman.
Tuos. B. Wilder, Atty.
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* NOTICE. v? * '
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of W. D. Perry, deceased,
iate of Franklin county, this is tg_noti-_
fy all persons holding claims ag^iltat
said estate to present the same to ' the
undersigned on or before October 14,
1914; or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. All persons owiru;
said estate will come forward and
make immediate settlement. This Oc
tober 14, 1913.
B. H. HORTON, Adm'r.
Ben. T. Holden, Atty.
^>-*nPARM FOR SALE
About 160 acres good land in Cypress
Creek township, with good house and
fine creek bottoms. Half cash, ba'.
tcrm9, price ? 30.00 per aero.
MRS. L. S. ALFORD.
? Mapleville, N. C.
LOST. ? A ladies crofcHiplot^d douhln
case watch, hoi ween . Lou isburg and
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| calf. Adv.
DR. M. C. HORTOft
Raleigh, N. C.
P'actice liiu'ted to Eye, Ear, ft03<?
and Throat. Will be in Louisburg l^t
I Mondav in each niontb from 9 a. m. to
5 |>. m.
W. B. MORTON
During the past ten years, I have given re
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a drawing sensation about the eyes or in the
back of the head, inflamed or swollen lids,
if your eyes ache, tire, burn, itch or water;
if they in any way give you pain or discom
fort, I can help you as I have hundreds of
others.
W.B.Morton
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E. A. ROGERS
. Tinworker.
Louisburg, N. C.
Will make estimates on any job "
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line. ?
FARM FOR SALE
One mile from Louisburg, containing 290 acres,
and known as the old Joseph W. Fuller home place.
This farm has a good two-story dwelling house
and two tenant houses,. three tobacco barns in good
condition, and a number of outhouses.
Plenty of wood and good wells at two of the
places. Several running streams on the place and
some good pasture land. Makes fine tobacco, and
has enough rested land for a 4- horse crop for 1914.
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For xurther particulars see or write
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F. W. JUSTCErfhe Country Merchant
R. F. D. No. 1, _ Louisburg, N. 0.