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CRUDE THOUGHTS ER<
Don't tell every, thing you kno1
don't bell every thing you hear, dot
blister your tongue with backbilin
don't be Satan's bellows to blow i
the lire of strife in tha pommunit
Either cut off a bit of your tongi
or season it with the salt ot graa
JBe quick to work and slow* to tal
Think of yquy own faults ere otln
people's faults you
; i
It is unfortunate tliat many (jir
think all they are required to dp is i
. make traah, read trash, dress we
SDd entertain their friends. Paren
otten imagine it to be the qmnte
senoe of kindness to allow the
daughters'to waste the years of the
girlhood in suoh a manner. We ai
appalled when we realize what
vast army of young girls are throi
ing away their opportunitiee for ne
fulness. We woald be glad if s
could arouse the girls who prefi
gsudy olothing and glittering jewe
ry, and having a good time, to a oo
rect education; and who prefer tf
society of ailly young men to tl
werk of good authors. If gula won]
be truly happy, they aheuld select
work the same as their brothers d
a profession; they will then hai
an interest in life and will find ba;
piness in useful work.
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, A MOTHER S LOVE.
It is not prosperity, with her >mi
and beauty, that tries the purity an
fervor of a mother's love: it is tr. tt
dark and dreary pr^cints of adve
sity. amid the cold frowns of an ui
feeling world, in poverty and <11
spair, in sickness and in sorrow, thi
it shines with a brightness beyon
mortality, and, stifling the secret c
its own bosom, strives but to pou
balm and coasolatton upon the suffei
er, and the cup of misery, filled t
overflowing, serves but to bind thei
more firmly and dearly to each otb
er, as the storms of winter bid tb
sheltering ivy twine itself more close
ly around the withering oak. All
aence cannot chill a mother's lovt
nor can even vice itself destroy
mother's kindness. The lowest de
gradations of human frailty canne
wholly blot out the remembrance c
the first fond yearnings of your ai
fections, or the - faint memorial c
primeval innocence; hay, it seems a
, if the very consciousness of the ot
jeet state of her erring ohiid mor
, fully developed the mighty force o
that mysterious passion, which ca
forget and forgive all things, an
though the youth ofcher fairest hop*
may be as one cast off from God an
man, vet she jvill not forsake hiit
but participate in all things save b
wickedness.
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ei.D AGE.
We wish to say a few words fc
the old folks, behaving that the ir
firmities of auvanced years are ofte
trAfltftH with can inH *U_i. :
^ Ulttt I
bard to bear. Not by alt, of conral
for there are many, we will hope til
majority, that are thoughtful of thl
aged and kind to thein. Then agail
, there are other* who, to pat it mil J
ly, are harsh and cold. It ia verl
natural to smile on what is lore!
' and strong, and frown on the rJ
verse without even olwerving thil
we do so; and it otten follows, will
the ?oung especially, that as thel
look on the furrowed face, the dil
eyes, the trembling bands, the to
~ ' taring, uncertain steps of an old mJ
or voman, they see to forget tbil
< r fit that warm and homely priscl
bouse are a' heart and soot whit I
yearn for recognition, for a littl
love, with an intensity th.\t youth :
its fnlnees does not know. Ths
V most forget, or one would not i
often hear snpb remarks as, "O
grandma, don't bother; greodn
forgets everything; gran<I ma, wb
do yoa want to go fort Old foil
ought to be contented at home!"
In our worda to others, in alt a
Stii. dealing* with them, itis our doty
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OM THE EDITORIAL FEN
w, I stop and think; and with the-old it
I't i is positive cruelty not to do so. It
g, is down hili, remember; a hill wi'ji
? i steep, stony paths, and at its foot
y.' there is only a grave. Don't by iiu e
patient words and looks push them
le. ; along; its precipitous ways; don't
k.jbruiss thsir we?ry (?< ; with rooks of
Br ridicule and uncalled-for je?t; don't
glaze that downward slope with the
joe of jndifferenoe; and, above all,
doh't hang on every bosh and beul|o
dor placards of their own dateriora
II tion. It is not necessary to remind
^ them that they have left their prime
and strength behind. They knew
it; none so well,
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lr Yes, let na -Sometimes stop and
re think; let us turn from our own ama
bition; from our ambitions for ear
children and lend a hand to the old
B folks. Let ns smooth their path,
ra let them lean on us as they step
tT ever the steep ledges and let us
I warn yhe chill of that bleak hill aide
with sympathy and love. Let us
ie RITe them back all they gave in
)e otbei days and give with interest;
[4 for, believe us however unless you
may deem them now, you will miss
I tliem when they are gone. It may
ra be as you stand bv their coflftrt? it
may be in years to come, when prou
tread the path once was theitsilyou
will stop and think; thoughts will
come. "Then God help. yu! God
help us all. That in those thoughts
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1 ' "A CRUMB FROM THI
,f Matthew 15:2
"Great itrthv faith; be it unto
GOD lores the faithful and delight*
blessings are for such. By r
with our birth, it is not alike e
and to shape life according t<
blessings of the future will msVfr^ha
0 However, while only the"faithful wiul
i- things of God's promises in this presen
^ still in reservation an inferior blessinj
now, but who must be dealt with dur
lines of sight. Our present study we
a those who trust him.
The Canaanltlsh woman was a hea
with whom the Lord had not entered 1
* who at that time were without God i
f provision for the blessing of the Gen
f_ When our Lord sent forth his Apostles
, rer of diseases and casting out devils,
' were not Jews?Gentiles and Samarita
u> way of the Gentiles and into any city
>/ am not sent save to the lost sheep of tt
tiona our Lord's miracles were confine*
6 covenanted people. For this reason Jei
f tttshr Womanr-cTying "Have mercy on m
n Is grievously vexed with a devil." Anc
^ but to the lost sheep of the house of 1
children's bread and cast It to the dogs
!8 The term "dogs" was applied to tl
d their Inferiority. Our Lord merely ma<
( day, and still common In Palestine. Bi
"Yea. Lord, yet the dogs eat of the cr
10 hie." What perseverance, what faith.
she believed the Lord to be the prom If
David! As Jesus intimated, she bad m
Her request was granted?"O woman, g
as thou wilt" Her daughter was heale
There are several lessons for us in 1
>r be by natur\ by heredity, by envlroimv
we may still know of the Divine compi
n If he chose first of all to manifest his fi
g not signify that be had no love or care
channels and in God's due time. We
of twfirfr InwiwW ?"'
feature of the Dlrlne program. For 1
teems strange that God has permitted
n for 0000 Tears, when be has the full |
U throw the forces at erll and to lnangti
_ the deliverance of mankind from the i
superstition; to give light for darkness
J blindness. Studying the Divine Plan
i- that God will first select a Church
Church as channels of blessing toward
, A little while, and the permission
the present life shall have served U cbl
J while, and they shall be transformed to
? beyond the veil. And then a little wh
, the world In general will be dispensed.
from this table, and then not merely
in the race, bnt rich and bountiful provt
it than we could have asked or thought.
It Is a great and Important truth
leas completely obsessed by evil spirits
lngs, but the fallen angels, as tbo Ben
la against these influences of demons an
Bible teaching on the subject, they coi
finances with danger of entirely loeln
'7 such affliction as this which affected
ie seemed to reillse that there was only
t get help. Hence her importunity, wbei
1 In another sense of the word all sli
IS tCaat of the devil, because all are ekhe
It work. Thus our Lord declared that
l. falsehood to mother Bve?"He was a t
net In the Troth." Through bis lie our
tal, moral and physical, and Is going <
nr for the great Deliverer; thank God als
t0 Milieuolei Age, now nigh at hanffl
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there may not be that word of flame 1
?remorse.
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However worldly and ainful people ,
are they want tbeir children good, i
How are yon going to hare theiu 1
good? Boy them a few good books? ,
Teach tliem a few excellent cUecli {
isms? Bring them to ohhrch? That '
ie all very well, but of little tinal re
suit unless you do it with the grace i
of (rod in your heart. Do you real- '
ice that*your ohildreiLare for eternity? ]
Are they on the right road? Those j
little forms that are now no bright "
and beautiful?when they have scat- 1
tered in the dust, there will be au
immortal spirit living on in a mighty
theatgr of action, and vottr faithfulness
of your negleot now is deciding^
| their destiny.
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Farmers should eaf
more oatmeal. /
Although the farmesof today is able
to buy almost anythiag ? wants to
wear or to eat he isn't towing enough
attention to food valuestwhsn it cornea
to his own table.
if he has been watching the extensive
researches andJexbeffments on
the question of the Besnhuman food
[ for muscle aq$l brain he will hoed the ?l
i advice from all sides td Vest more
| Quaker Oats, "j / I
Quaker Oats h/nentioded because
it is recognised in this country and
Europe, as the pest ol ala oatmeals.
Feeding farm hands on QAaker Oats
means-getting more work oqt of them
than, if you fded them on \ anything
It is packed in regular sue packages,
and in hermetically sealed tins
for hot climates. SI
* NOTICE
Notice is hereby gwen ufat a peti- IJ
tion will be presented \? the Gov- 11
ernor of North C'anplJba for the 11
pardon of Hugh Dnns, o mvicted I
j at January term 190!jAof Franklin |f
j Superior ceurt for /sAret assault (j
. and sentenced to t#e mtnitentiarY i
I for 10 years. ThiyMay Mth, 1910. ij
/ W. M. Y'ebsok. 1 |
AttornJy tor Hugh Davis ' (
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I CHILDREN'S TABLE."
1-28-tJuna 12. 4
thee even as thou uHU."?7. 28.
i to have them trust In him. His chlefest
eason of various conditions connected
asy to all to accept the Divine promises
> .these, trusting that the rewards and
in offset the sacrifices of the present,
sttaln the exceeding great and precious
t a^^we are glad that the Creator has
5 tor tifrxe who cannot exercise faith
ing the Millennial Age more along the
II illustrates tbb^Lord's grace towards
then woman?one not^aq Israelite?one
nto covenant relationshlp^qne of those
and without hope, becauserth^ Divine
tiles was not yet opened up to ttiem.
to preach the Gospel, healing all ^hsjohe
Instructed them to pass by all who"
ns. His words were, "Go not into the
of the Samaritans enter ye not, for 1
te house of Israel." With a few excep- .
1 to the Jews. They albne were-God's
jus ignored the petition "of the Cannane,
O Lord. Son of David! My daughter
1 later on he explaindfHU am not sent
srael." and "It is not nfeeT to take the
he Gentiles by the Jews ns signifying
3e use of an expression common in his
it note the woman's faith: She replied,
uinbs'Which fall from the Master's tajed
Messiah, the Heir of the throne of
lore fulth than a majority of the Jews,
rreat is thy faith! Be it unto thee even
d from that hour.
this study." However degraded we may
ent? however outcast from God's favor,
ission. The message is, "God is Love."
ivor towards Abraham's children, it did
for the remainder of mankind; merely ?
to mankind through Divinely nppolnted
may be sure that when we get to the
hereafter we shall see wisdom In every
uuiance, irum tue Human standpoint It
a reign of sin and deatb In the world
power to spealr the word and to overrate
gracious Influences of blessing for
lower of sin and Satan, Ignorance abd.
; knowledge of God for Ignorance and "~>of
the Ages, we And the lesson to be
class and subsequently use the elect
the world of mankind,
of sin and the trials and difficulties of
ael and polish the "very elect." A little
the glorious likeness of their Redeemer
tie, and the blessings long promised to
The children of God will first be fed
crumbs will fall for the remainder of
tlon, exceedingly and abundantly mors
that many human beings are more or
?demons?not the spirits of tinman beIptnres
declare. Many battle for years
d. because not rightly Informed of the
me more and more under the occult lng
their reason. It was probably some
the daughter of the Canaanlteas. She
the one quarter from which she could
t ahe recognised the Lord,
a and alckness may be said to be affile r
directly, or through heredity, Satan's
Satan bad murdered our race by bis
nnrderer from the beginning and abode
race has gone down Into slckneas, manlown
rapidly to the tomb. Thank God J
o, for his great day of deliverance, the .1
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Sj Arc on Sale Again
In this lot there are something ov-r two hund
ten to eighteen dollars that we are going to c
spring weight and real good colois. dome qui
for$ they are picked over. - I J
We have about tj&o 1
? those $1.'5D pantihleft.
Oxfordfe receivedrar d we
style and eizeXow
We have a full line ar everything in our line >
anything that we aarrv. Come in a d see ue.
Sf eee what we ha\Vand what cheap p ices we hi
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