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Agents for
Superior Drills,
J. I. Nissen Wagons,
Oliver Plows,
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Union Guano Co's.
High Grade Fertilizers.
Deering, McCormick
And Johnson
Farm Machinery.
There is a Buggy for you in the car-load just received.
Lozu U'ieefc, High Wheels, Narrow Tires,
Wide Tires, Correct Designs, with the very
Latest Improvements, specially selected for
our kind of roads, obtained at price reduc
tions to us, which zve pass on to you.
Cur Reduced Prices are in force all of the
t trie and we offer BARGAINS in our line.
Cross and Switch Ties are a Specialty with us. We solicit your patronage
and in return offer yon protection.
THE
THE SlKHOtlL,
Lesson XII. Third Quarter, For
Sept. 22. 1907-
TKINS-LEONARD HARDWARE CO.,
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THE INTERNATIONAL .SERIES.
Text of the Lesion, Oeut. xjr,iv, 1-12.
Memory Verses, 10-12 Golden Text,
Pi. exvi, 15 Commentary Prepared
by Rev. D. M Stearns.
f Cpyriglit, VM7, bj Amtrkan Press Amtr:iation.
Since "all Scripture Is imiiitablt-" urid
"whatsoever things wen- written nf re
tlrne were writtob fur our learning"
(II TJm. iii, 10; Itouj. xv, 4i, what shall
be saiil of us if we pass over nil the
precious tliinys of tbis boi betwtt-u
tlie last Jcssou uiitl this one? I cannot
forbear tailing intention to one of the
great chapters in eiich of thrse five
books ere we i:iss from them- Gen.
xxll, God providing a Land: Ex. xii,
the Lamb flnin and tlie protecting
blood; Lev. xvl, tbe great atonement;
Num. xlx, cleansing by the way by
the ashes of the red heifer; Lieut, xviii,
the prophet like unto Moses with Clod's
word in His mouth.
As to some of the precious words of
this book we are Just leaving, may
these which have long been living
bread and water to ine prove tlie same
to many: 1, 3D; li. 7; 111. 22; lv, 3it; vil,
6; vili, 2, 3; xxxi, 6. 8; xxxil, 9-12;
xxxlll, 3, 12, 25, 2". These are but a
few of many of His great words.
The lesson today tells of the home
going of Moses, the man of God, and
the appointment of his successor. The
Instructions to Moses concerning his
death, the manner of It and the reason
for it are found In chapter xxxll, 48
62. How many present privileges we
lose because we are not always care
ful to sanctify the Lord In all things
we may never know on this side of the
(lory, and there It will be too late to
rectify anything (Lev. x, 3; Tet ill, 15;
lv, 11; I Cor. x, 31). In chapter III, 23
28, we read how Moses besought the
Lord to let him go over Jordan and
see the good land, but the answer was,
"Let It suffice thee; speak no more
unto Me of this matter; thou Bhalt
not go over this Jordan, but charge
Joshua and encourage him and strength
en bim, for be shall go over before this
people, and he shall cause them to In
herit the land which thou shalt see."
' In. John xiv, 21, 23, see how He says
that He will specially manlfe
.mil rui'.Ue His abode in thisp i
y Tits coitMiiiin.Inicnts. IK' Is
lioUinsr tor Midi tlmt He m;iy
If strotiii on their brliatf
mi. xt'.. Ji but th;-iv are many
'i thrit they i.ever s J f t
cr ' -live lliey are im'.cll'.'v
f t! e uti spies, or so'ne spt'dnl
1: l.ii.'ii--';! Many truly s-ivel
peiiii.- i.'.x' m-t far from possessi:ia
their josvessious iail. 1", and tint
they (lish-miir tot ami fail to sanctify
Him In the eyes ii others.
We i:,;;t tiy t , imagine the parting
betwe-.-ii r icses v.v. ll e elders nurt Cie
petn'e as I left tV. 'u to go tip the
meivit i) i ' :!::. ti God. lnt t!-
Holy S'p'rit li:;s vritten It for nn.
When, a few month earlier n thr
same year. Aaivni went up into Mount
Hor t i p.. 1.
1 t (Jod, Mos-.'s
'.i Km and s i w Mi t
1 ' put his "-'. jtly
:'e ;;. r (Num. xs. 23
. 1 tit m one was with
'o.I anil the tinsels,
the penjile or rniers
we t'.j not know, but
i.:;tn kuoweth of Lis
ll.i ih'.y'1 (verse ).
fjv r-id 11:1 thate 1
h ' one Innd'vtl and
w'tlt nit slel:i:os or
far us we know, lie pass-
; pat-tiK t
2!. i.ml xx:;:
j Moses e.
: How far in:
nccoiiipaiiit 1
It is haiii.
M-p;ilelu';" i.
1 V."i;h f::i;'i:
I nnftra! f-- :
twentii-!) y
sufferiiiK. ns
. ed front this mortal Iwxlv out Into 1'ie
presence of ilini vitii wlnitn he hud
! often conversed face to face nud with
! whom be ii.nl on two different o.tu
I pious spent forty days anj forty
bights In Miot:?:- mount. The brief
I but cor,:;irc hei! e statement Is, "So
Moses, the servant of the Iord, died,
aud He buried him In a valley
in the land of Mab,'i (verse 5). There
I is no death nud no burial like It in all
history. Just as there never arose in
all ' lsr icl another prophet like unto
Moses, whom the Lard kuew face to
face (verse 101.'
Nearly l.fiOO yetrs after this the same
Moses Is seen on the Mount of Trans
figuration with Elijah, who never died,
and with Christ, who was soon to die
for them nud for us, and the topic of
their conversation was His decease,
which He shmld accomplish at Jeru
salem (Luke Is, 30, 31). by virtue of
which both Moses nnd Elijah had at
that time enjoyed many hundreds of
years of blissful rest and by which
alone there is redemption for any one
since Adam fell. The greatest event
In all the history of the world thus far
has been the incarnation of God In
Christ with the life and death and
resurrection and ascension that fol
lowed, for all nre parts of oae eve-.t
The next great event will be the re" -reetlon
of nil the bodies of the salut)
wh hi'. ibcil sue! i;e rapture of nil
th 1 living spin's. a'"l tl.ese two classes
wit.' re;ireseii1il by Moses and Elijah
on tn Mritnt i-!- Tianlijiuration.
,W.' lu.'il- from .Iinie. 0. that the
body of Mo-o hH b'en raised be
fore the tr:iii!l','iiratiou. This does
ot necessarily conflict with the state
ment that Christ N the first fruits
from the ce.ul. for nil resurrections
are by virtue of Ills. Joshua as
the successor of Mospj will lie our
topic two weeks hence, so we turn our
thoughts first and last aud always to
Him of whom both Moses nud Joshua
were types and who will soon coma
again "In the sight of all Israel" (verse
12) as their Messiah (Zecn. ill, 10; Isa.
xxv, 9; Acts 111,21; 11, 23, 80).
Items
MuhVi.v;:-: sale.
There are a great many peop'e who have
slight attacks of indijestion and dyspepsia
nearly all tlie time. Their food may satisfy
tlie appetite, but it fails to nourish the body
simply because the stomach is not in fit
condition to do the work it is snpposed to
do. It can't digest the food you eat. The
stomach should Tie given help. You ought
to take something that will do the work your
stomach can't dd. Kodol for Indigestion
and Dyspepsia, a com hi nation of natural
digestants and vegetable acids, digests the
food itself and gives strength and health to
the stomach. Pleasant to take. Bold by
Standard Drug Co.
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1 . ,.mi .-.,!. i .i." -!'(.; a- F.leiu-- the
I. -ii t :i Sninlay in ti.i ii.oi.tii 1 ii re will
l''f -'Ii ill l I It l-iev, (,',.. rii a in, mi. I
t .o I"ck ; p. in . 'lii.ii' r v ill ' -eiVH.l n
t. c , roi n.1, every I. !y : I.
tun r'utieil vi-i.eJ liieiuls n re l.i-t week
f ii !ei: f ,r New V", k t'i'y this tveek where
I e In., a (Ai-iiion tiine t wis1, li.in iiincli
Dr. W. It. IJarney, of C .mil -i i, S, C.
spent Monday night at J. W l.tr.i.er's on
business.
Miss Lizzie Chander, of CLander's Grove,
is spending this week with her brother,
James Chandler, of New Hope Academy.
Occasional headache, belching, bad taste
in the mouth, lack of appetite and slight
nervousnes are symptoms of indijestion
which, when allowed to go uncared for. will
develop into a case of dyspepsia that will
take a long time to get rid of, Don't ne
glect your stomach. At the first indication
of trouble take something that will help it
along in its work of dijesting the food you
eat. Kodol for Indijestion and Dyspepsia
will do this. Kodol will make your food do
you good and will enable you to enjoy what
you eitf. Sold by Standard Drug Co.
Hv virtue of tiie ji.iver cmitnuie.l in a inurt-
IfiiKe 'I'-etl execute.1 lv Kienmd W. Meiiiiee unci
ii.- A'iuu M.iiti.e. t.i .1. M. on .lulv art
l!m:, ii ml Milit awl traanernst !y aul.l. M. Wei-f.
Autt. iM 1!WT. f ir value ree -iveil'to VV. I). Sunou
wliieh iiiorl:iiBe ittiil ;.- recorded in tlie Keg Is
ur'Metiee oi K if.d 'lr-h County, in hnik
jiuiie li.h 1 shail seli for i,e-li to the lilnlie-t
bidder lit nuMie Hi'.etioii ill the court hniiM.' door
in Aflietioro,- on M .uduy. A-pt. ii mo", at 1
o'clock . m. lie followinif 'Met of liiud in
Krankliiivilie Townsliip. adjniiiiiiK the landKof
c. S. WriKl.t. Win I'iikIi mill other, nd hounded
a- follows: KegimiiiiK nt a tone west of lot I
No. 1. dieiiov ii Tth 13 IS c.is. to a etiue, thence I
west lS.i'l
ehaiuf to a "tfiin-in t'.eoid line, til-n.'.e south- 1
west with theold line '.T s eliuins to a Moiie. old'
ejrner. thence cie-t if 1-a cliaiiis to a white oak. ,
old corner, tli'Mii e south 4 elliiius to a hhick
jiiek.ihence southeun S i-a eliaiim to a (done,
tlienee eat to the lH )!liiiiiiig, contolniiu; 17 1-8
aeics mire or !?. sid sale made to utify au-i
foreeln ulil luoitpuKe.
J. M. WKST. Mortaitee.
V. I. sl'COS, Av,iKiiee.
In Warm Weather
Viiiol is as delicious as a fresh
orange, and its soothing ns can be
to the weak, irritable stomach. It
coaxes back lust appetite, improves,,
digestion and creates strength
tlirnncrliniir i'I-i-.1a c.cfArv, r.
strongly recommend Vinol to alt
who are weak and run-down from
any cause, particularly to delicate
women and children, old people
and for those who have pulmonary
toutiis. Money back if you try
Vinol and are not satisfied,
STANDARD DRUG COMPANY
OUR ALREADY Jmmense StOCk
Everything
For
The
Home
I
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Has been greatly increased by a re
cent visit to the Northern Markets.
Many Beautiful Things
In Art Squares, Carpets,
Rugs, Settees, Chairs,
Rockers, Sideboards,
Tables, Chiffoniers,
Bed Room Suites,
Cut Glass, etc.
An Inspection of Our Line
Is sure to please.
We make buying easy and pleasant
for the prospective housewife.
! Come and be-convinced.
PEOPLES' HOUSE
FURNISHING- CO.
We prepay freight to any point on the
A. & A. on purchases of ?'25 rr over
xf ord Weather
HigTi time for low-cuts.
But no time for high-priced
low cuts.
The CROSSETT is moderate
ly priced, but is more than a
moderately good shoe. It if
positively the largest value for
the money in this. town. Below
this price $4.50 quality balks;
above it, quality adds only fads
and frlls. But for sound, solid
worth, the CROSSETT is your
shoe.
'It fits it feels good it walks
and wears well and it's natty.
What more can you ask for
leather.
This new Blucher Oxford has
dull kid tops, patent vamp, mili
tary heel.
A CORRECT, COOL.
COMFORTABLE SHOE
Mcrris-Scarboro-Moffitt Company.