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TARBORO. N. C. THURSDAY DeCBKlBBR 13. 1910.
So Tired
It may be from overwork, but
the chances are its from aa In
active LIVER. i -
With a well conducted LIVER
one can do mountains of labor
without fatigue.
It adds a hundred per cent to
ones earning capacity.
K can be kept in healthful action
by, and only by
Tutt'sPiils
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE,
i;ATHAN WILLIAMS,
rcr..rial Artiat and Hirsult Dec
orator, Tarboro, N. C.
Two doors from Bank of Taboro.
J. FRANK ULES,
Att'y and Counsellor at Law,
Practices m State and Federal
RISEN"
-NOW IS CHRIST
IJL0?L,5m, - lae e4
(re."-!stt. m m
HH Scriptures give very partic-
ular details respecting the death
of Jesus and bis burial In Jo
seph's new tomb, wherein none had
previously been burled and respecting
the sealing of the tomb and the set
ting of a guard test the body should be
0Mm at "ffiBat while these mat
ters are interesting to us, they pro-
I -OCT. PENDER
sj- eyor. Tarboro, N. C
Posr Office Box No. Fifty-Four.
,V MACNA1R.
ttcmey and Counsellor at Law
Citizens Bank Building,
Norfolk. : : : : : Virgin!
MEMBERS OF THE PEOPLE'S MU
TUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
vv'ili ake notice that 1 can be found
at my office. This Is the cheapest in
sura.: e in the country and absolute
ly ratable.
P. H. PENDER,
Secretary and Treasurer
- D JENKINS,
Physician and Surgeon,
ro, N. C 'Phone No. 1Sf
wesj1J!n1&rfMUfMLrf ""flf J
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'Urs m ueutist,
TA8BORO, N. O.
: s i nd 8 to 6.
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an i xypeh Gas
ailmiimteied in
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respecting
and
Tarboro
CIVIL ENGINEER
JOHN J. WELLS
Rocky Mount - - - N. C
e-raaEiaraBai
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Having this day qualified as admi.
istrator with the will of the es
&te of Georgb R. Gammon, decease,
late of the County of Edgeoombt
notice la hereby given all person
balding claim against said estate t
present them to me properly vertfie
for payment on or before the 3ru
day of November 1911 or thn? notlct
will be plead in bar of recovery.
AH persons indebted to said ot
fcate will ple.se make Immediate P7
meat to me or my attorneys. Thi
27 day of OcJtober 1910.
C. L. FOUNTAIN, adm'r ct:
of Gorge R. Gammo.
Foint:in& Fountain attorneys.
Rocky Mount, N. C.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
E. L. Robersoa administrator of th-
estate of J. R. Satterthwatte late j
Eiiesolnba county, having died ar
tho aniersizned having qualifirsd i
a . a iitratar di bonis noa, notice
ae eby given to all that all claims .
ga at tn esta e must, now be pr
seated to me as required by law V
: i cases made and provided am
t a failure to do so wUl be pl&
to baa: of recovery.
Those indebted to the estate wi-
-- aa rrr same nolce be hd to a
i a'a&e linte settlement.
J. C. Little, adm. d. b. n.
W. o. Howard, atty.
I
Office Days.
I will be at my office to the couf
ho is on Mondays and Saturdays of
r-ch week.
W. h. Pittman, county Sup. Eduction.
. Administrator's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that Davh
Lawrence, ia.te of the County of Edg
combe is dead, and that I, Georg:
Lawrence of said County of Edge
ombe and State of North Carolina
have du'y and Legally qualified as a!
min strator on the estate of salt
Davii Lawrence, All creditors of
estate will presort their claims to me
oa or before November 24th, 1911, or
ihls notice will be plead in h.u
of recovery. Notice is also hereby giv
en to those who are indebted to
sid estate to settle with me a one
for their said indebtedness.
This the 2ith day of November ,1910
GEORGE LAWRENCE, Adm''
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Hiving qualified as admrnlstratoi
o William E. DeBrule late of, Edge
combe county, notice Is hereby giv
' to all persons holding claims a
Bjinat my intestate to present them
ily proven on or before Sept. 24,
' H or this notice will be plead In
:'"r of recovery.
AH indebted to the estate mui
make immediate settletnenL
O. W. Wells, adm.
ably do not now have the same Impor
tance that they had when they were
written. From this distance we feel
inclined to ask about the general char
acter of Jesus' disciples who declared
his resurrection, rather than to inquire
particularly respecting all the details
which they enumerated. In broad
terms we say, If the characters of tbe i
Apostles prove themselves satisfactory
to ns, we are ready to take their word
the resurrection of Jesus
his subsequent appearances to
Oa the other hand, if they were
bad men or otherwise unworthy to be
believed, no amount of details respect
ing the tomb, the watch, the seals, etc..
would be satisfactory to us, because
cunning and designing men could make
up the story to suit their desires.
But it was not so at the time of our
Lord's death and resurrection. It was
then very necessary that every little
detail should be explicitly specified.
The parts at three days and nights,
for instance, were unimportant to
them because of Jesus' words, which
thfv nmimhmwt ITp likpnpd his rw-
riod in death to the period to which ?e!
Jonah was to the whale's belly. There
are some today disposed to quibble
over the matter and to claim that
Jesus died on Thursday and not on
Friday. Surely, however, all can con
cede that it matters nothing to us on
which day of the week he died, nor
the number of hours he was to the
tomb, whether seventy-two hours to
the minute or a less exact time. With
us the important -question is. Did be
die? Did he arise from the dead? Was
there a value to his sacrificial death,
from the Divine standpoint, and bow
is that value or merit made applicable
to mankind, and have we obtained our
interest thereto according to the Di
vine terms?
"He Rose Again on the Third Day"
With tbe majority of Christians for 1
these many centuries we agree that
Jesus was to the tomb parts of three
days and nights; that he died on Fri
day afternoon, and that be arose from
the dead early on Sunday morning.
But we are not contentious. Let who
likes believe that he died on Thurs
day or Wednesday or Tuesday or an
other day; this is a matter of no im
portance. The all-important matter is.
"He ever liveth to make intercession
for us." (Rom 8:34.) Tbe stone at the
mouth of tbe stwulchre wss not a
huge boulder, as many suppose, but
was shaped like a wheel like a large
grindstone. It rolled to a groove, but
being heavy, would be cumbersome
and difficult for the women, as sug
gested. The sorrowing friends of Jesus did
not realize at tbe time what be had
taught them respecting his crucifixion
and subsequent resurrection. Hence
they were surprised with every inci
dent of their experience on that event
ful Sunday morning. The angel ap
peared to dazzling brightness, that he
might not be mistaken for a man. He
told tbe women who brought spices
for the embalming of tbe Lord's body
that their Master was risen from the
dead that he was no longer dead; that
they would see him in Galilee; and to
so tell his disciples. On the wsy Jesus
met them and ' revealed himself to
them.
Another account tells us that.
Mary, separated from the others, met
Jesus alone and, mistaking him for
the gardener, asked whither the corpse
had been removed. Tnen Jesus re
vealed himself to her. Recognizing her
Master she clasped him by the feet as
though afraid that he would leave ber;
but, different from his previous course,
he declared, "Touch me not for I have
not yet ascended to my Father and
your Father, to my God and to your
God." Instead of delaying to com
mune with me, hasten at ones to tell
Peter and the others of my resurrec
tion. How careful was the Master
that Peter should be mentioned by
amine, lest he should fuel thst h.
rorever rejected because of baring de
nied him!
For forty days Jean m wth hi.
disciples and during that time he ap
peared some seven or eight times, ac
cording to all the different unseats
Unc he appeared as a gardener. Once
ne appeared as a traveler to two of
the disciples going to Bnuaiu. Again
ne appeared on the shore of the Hem
of Galilee to seen of the disciples who
were returning to the fishing business
They knew it was Jesus, yet he was
different from formerly. But we read
that they did not dare ask him re
specting the matter. Hs appeared
again to above five hundred believers
to the mountains of Gsluee. and final
ly, by appointment, be met tbe sin sat
at the top of the Mount of Olives and
ascended out of their sight a cloud
receiving him. Only o two occasional
are we Informed that ba appeared with
nail prints In his bands and the spear
wound to his side. And on these two
occasions we are distinctly told that he
appeared in their'midst. the doors be
ing sbut. and that be vanished again
from their sight.
Thus did Jesus demonstrate to has
disciples the fact that he was no longer
dead, but allve.and additionally, tbe
other fact equally important namely,
that he was no longer alive as a man,
but as a spirit being. As St Paul de
clares. "He wss put to deatb to flesh,
but made alive to spirit.' But every
precaution was token to permit their
natural powers of observation to com
prehend tbe spiritual truths revealed
to them respecting Jesus' resurrection
and ascension. It was tea days after
his ascension, on tbe fiftieth day from
his resurrection, thst the holy Spirit
came, and thus demonstrated at once
that the Redeemer lived and that be
bad appeared to tbe presence of God
on the spirit plane and that hie sacri
fice had been presented and was ac
ceptable to God; and. oa tbe basts of
his sacrifice and the imputation of his
merit to the disciples, tbe sacrifice
which they had presented to hat name
were accepted, and they were begotten
of the holy Spirit, that they might also
become New Creatures and share to
his Kingdom and glory.
His Death and RsOMrraotien Newdful
It is needless that ere seek to dispute
as to which was tbe more important
event the death of Jesus or has resur
rection from tbe lined Both were
equally Important Had he net (Had
there would be no bests for s f srosag
lstion of Adam and his race
ed to death. Had he
would have been no one to apply the
merit of his sacrifice. Had be not
risen there would have been no call
of the Church during this Gospel Age
to be tbe Bride of Christ.' neither
would there have been us for the
promised Mediatorial Kingdom to be
established at his Second Oeesbxg for
Tabs blisses g of Israel sad the
Thus Jesus explained to
with whom be walked to Km ma us on
the day of his resurrection, saying. O
slow of heart to believe all that God
hath spoken to the Law and In
Was it not necessary that
should die and should ris
from tbe dead, thst to his name re
pentance and remission of alas mlgn
be proclaimed? How could any be In
vited to come to God until a way had
been opened, until the
price had been provided? Whoever
can bear this meaaage and accept
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trary to the tendencies of bts fallen
nature, because, la so doing, Ihiougb
the Redeemer, he may attain
eternal life
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sloned, "Go ye. disciple all na
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