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Attention givta all logal busiaMa entrusted
to ma.
|^B. J. E. MALONK
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Loulebarg, N. C.
Offl e in r??\r of Dafv*)*vAletou Drag Store.
JJK. 8. P. BURT
PHYSICIAN aad 1 LRU EON
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Office over P. S. A K. K. Allen's Store
R. F. Y AHBOROUGH
PHYSI IAN asd SO KGEON
Lotiisburg, K. U.
Office in Yarboroagh Jk Biekett building.
Nigbt calls asewer?4 f.om T. W Hickett's
residence, phoae 74.
g B. MASSE* BURG
ATTORNEY AT LA *
Lwaisbarg. N. C.
Will practice iu all r.ae aoarts <*t the State
Office in Egerton Building - ,,
HAYWOOD RUFFIN
ATTORHET AT LAW
Looiabarg, N. C.
Will practice in all coarts of FrankUh and
adjoining couatiea. also in the Supreme
Codrt and in the Oaited States District and
Circuit Court. Office oyer First National
.Bank.
rjl B. WILDER
' ' ATTORNEY AT LAW
Louisburg, N. C.
Office on Main street in Cooper building.
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Louisburg, N. C.
Will attend the courts^ranklin. Vance.
Granville, Warret, atnl WftSC* counties, aleo
the Supreme Couit ? ? <ortb Carolina.
Prompt attention given to collectioiiH ?ffie
in Sptuill building.
T. W. Bickett. R. B. While
Louisburg, N.'C. Franklinton. v
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? LAWYERS
Louisburg, N
The settlement o* estates for execut'iie, Administrators
and Guardiaus is made a specialty,
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Office in Yarborough A Bickett liuddihg
MaiuTBtreet
' M. PERSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
^ Louisburir. N. C
Practice in all court#. Offic* on Main Street
"B -M. f AKBOBOUnHrJr.
ATTORNET AT LAW
, Louis burg. N. C.
All legal business intrusted to mi "receive
prompt attention. Offlr* in Egerton
P. HOOCK
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Lomsburg. N. C.
Trading agent for all kinds of building sup
plies, artistic Mantles and Tiles. Arcbitec
tural designs submitted.
I DR FORD
DENTIST.
Franklinton. N. C.,
I Meat - Market
I have re-opened my fresh
meat market in the rear of
my reataurant where I will
keep a fall line of freah
meata and oysters at all
times. When in need of
:aame call on me and I will
five your orders prompt attention.
I will deliver all
erdera ip town. .9
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Aehriee CibmwiIi Xamaah Turtlw
and Hew to Remedy Tton. . |
Do not Odgtoet tadlffeettoa whdeh
leads to aU tarto W Ilk awl i dullia
(hat atoa?| In am mm ?t'jk (ha ffk ,
ratter af seats Iwmm sad ihaaalc
djt?i tiato. TMt khiafftaato aw mtt
aad haalkaff toVtha lahamad aw
braata ef the eeemaah They aetfrtek
la papain. oaa of tki steateat di?aetlTr
aMa kmewa ta medietas. The relief
they afford la alaeet Immediate Their
ose with paratotoaey tad racalarity foi
a abort time brtnra about a ceoaatlon
of the palaa ceased by etomaeh dlaor
dera.
Rexall Dyapepala Tablete will loeurt
healthy appetite, aid dlffeatlon am
promote nutrition. Aa Slide nee or our
alncere faith In Rexall Dyapepala Tab
lets, we aak you to try them at our
risk. If they do not aire you entire
. ^satisfaction. we 1*111 return you the
money you paid ue for them, without
question or formality. They come In
three sixes, prices 25 cents. 50 cents snd
$1 .00. Remember you can nbtnin them I ,
only at our atore?The Retail Store
Trie Seoggia Drug Co. .
Stock Owners
' The best remedy for Sweeney,
Strained Tendons, Wind Puffs,
Capped Hock, Shoe Boil, Galls,
Colds, Distemper, Shipping
Fever, all forms of Rheumatism,
Thrush, Corns, Nail Wounds, Spavin,
etc., is NOAH'S LINIMENT.
We do.not claim that NOAH'S
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of Spavin; the best authorities
tell us that only a small percentage
of such cases are curable. We
are positive, however, that if
treated with NOAH'S LINIMENT
in the early stage, that a cure can
be effected.
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"Wo hava-never used a liniment we
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and to use on throat, sides and chest
for distemper, coldB, etc. Richmond
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Better Tkaa 95.00 Remedle*.
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men to give Noah's Liniment a trial
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properties. We have obtained as
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than we did from remedies costing $5.00
per bottle. Norfolk and Portsmouth
Transfer Co., Norfolk, Va."
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and If you are not _ 1
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Lesson VI.?First Quartsr, Fsr
Feb. 5, 1911.
rHE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
T?t of Mm Loooon, I Klaf, xvll, Ml
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by Rov. 1, M. Moim.
Tba tot mtam of our iMm tells
is all wa know of the parentage of
Elijah Ha eoroes before ns as sndlenlj
as a meteor and disappears
when his work Is done In a way that
ao one else arer did before or since.
Enoch also was translated without
lying, but we read of no whirlwind or
horses and chariots of Ore. Elijah was
honored to stand with the Lord Jeaus
And with Moses on the Mount of Transitu
rat ion, and Jesus said of blm,
TSlijah truly shall first come and restore
all things," adding that he had
ilready come in the person of John
.he Baptist, but they knew hfm not
ind 111 treated blm (Matt. xvll. 3; xi.
L3). Therefore we conclude that John
the Baptist, who came in the spirit,
ind power of Elijah, was to the first
coming of Christ what the real Elijah
Fill be to His coming In glory to set
ip Ills kingdom. When some who
will be more wicked than Ahab and
jezenei snail be snowing the power of
the devil, their Elijah and a companion
Rhall be the Lord's two witnesses
In Jerusalem (Rev. xi. 3-11).
Ills name means "my God Is Jah,"
snd otif has said that tie la the grandset
and most romantic "character that
rsrael ever produced. His one mlsilon
was to bring apostate Israel back
to Jehovah the true God. He was
aurtured In lonely communion with
God. away from the polluting court
amidst his native wilds (Fandset)-'
His first utterance is. "The Lord God
>f Israel livetb. before whom I
stand (verde 1: see also rvil. 15, and II
Kings ill, 14). We think of Gabriel's
testimony, "I am Gabriel that stands
In tb* presence of God" (Luke 1, 19).
and he it was who said that the son
of Zacharias should go iir the spirit
ind power of Elijah. Israel had been
faithfully warned that if they turned
aside to serve other pods and worship
them the Lord would shut up the
heaven that there be no rain (Deut.
si. 10. 17), so that Elijah's prayer that
It should not rain (Jas. v. 17) was
simply a prayer that God would do as
He said and make pood His word and
show Himself as the living and true
God. for if He failed to fulfill His
threat the people would think it an
Idle tale.
Elijah could say, "In the Lord have
[ righteousness and strength:" "I rest
on Thee, and In Thy name I go" (Isa.
civ. 24; n Chron. xlv. 11). Therefore
lie was not afraid to meet Ahab or to
deliver his message._ This being done,
he receives tWo"" distinct messages
from the Lord telling him where to so|ourn
for the next three years, and
9rst Ji?.Js told to hide himself by the
broofc^Cherlth nn<l is assured that the
ravens would feed him there. He did
|ust as he was told, and the Lord fed
him with bread and flesh by means of
the ravens morning and evening, and
he drank ofrthe brook. So well did the
Lord hide him that he could not bd
found by nation or kingdom (xvill, 10).
If we obey Matt, vi, 33. we may count
on its fulfillment, but we must be In
the place where God wants us. Mark
the word "there" in verse 4. The
word here translated "raven" Is used
ten times and in each place refers to a
bird so called. The Lord Jesus indorsed
the Elijah story (Luke iv.
so-zu), ana ir any part of It had been
lot Just as recorded lie would surely
have told us. These lonely, days at
"Ihertth make pa think of Joseph In
Egypt as a prisoner, or Moses In
Slldlnn, or Jobn the Baptist In the
K-llderness, or Paul In ^abla. Nothing
oan take the place of being, alone
tvlth God. Then we must lenrn to
wait patiently God's time and find our
;est and Joy In Himself. If His gifts
teem to fall us, like the brook that
dried up. He has some other way. He
:annot fall; lie abideth faithful.
He has promised never to try us berond
our ability to bear It (I Cor. r,
13), and In due time He ordered Hla
'althful servant to another place of
lojourn, but what an unlikely place It
was as we see things?the home of a
>oor widow who had no food In the
louse but a handful of meal and a UtJe
oil. Elijah found her gathering
ticks with which to make, as she
bought, her last cake, and then she
ixpected that she and her son would
lie (verse 12). But by giving her all
o the Lord's servant, as the lad did
lis loaves and fishes, several were fed
'or many daits, and the meal wasted
lot, neither did the cruse of oil fall
verse 18).
From our leeson It would seem that
he prophet was sent to the widow
hat she might sustain him (verse 9),
while from the record In Luke lv, 25,
18, It appears that Elijah was sent to
he widow that she might be sustain
id. Well, It worked both ways, and
he widow was sustained by her glvng
her all to the Lord. No doubt He
ilso cared well tor that other widow
who cast all her living Into the treasiry.
God was also^ glorified In this
larepta home by the raising to Ufa of
be widow's son. thus strengthening
ier faith in the God of Elijah, aeordlng
to vera* at, "Now, by this I
mow that thou art a man of God and
bat the wood of (ha Load In thy mouth
a truth."
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