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Factory Mgr. Am,
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ecalp for several years.
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ta
MOD. BONE aai SKW
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, entirely relieved,
though I am continuing to use it so as to be
sure the trouble is eradicated from my system."
Signed R. II. SHACKLEFORD.
Danville, Va., March 30, 1910.
czexna of 26 Years Standing: Cured.
Huntington. W. Va., July 16, 1910.
rhe Milam Medicine Co., Danville, Va.
Dear Sirs In January last I wrote yoa re
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tun cured. With best wishes.
Yours respectfully,
Signed C. H. WILLIAMS.
Psoriasis A Vilolent Form of Eczema.
Blanche. N. C, July 16. 1910.
Milam Medicine Co., Danville, Va.
Gentlemen I have been afflicted with n tnr.
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ana win jiuiam u a great mediciae.
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v J. W . PINCHBACK.
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W. N. U CHARLOTTE, NO. 1, 1912.
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Close Fellowship
Is
Christian Life
By Rev. Washington Gladden
Columbus, Ohio
TEXT Behold I stand at the door and
knock. If any man hear My voice and
open the door I will come In to him and
be with Me. Revelations 3:20. .
The companionship here suggested
between the divine and the human la
intimate and familiar. The figure 13
that of a social meal together. And
the great friend represents himself as
taking the initiative. He doe3 not
force his companionship upon us. The
divine reverence for the human per
sonality is one of the great truths
which it has taken the world a long
time to learn, but wo are beginning
to understand It. "We force ho doora
In friendship," says Dr. King, "but,
like the Christ in Revelation, we
stand reverently at the door without,
to knock. And only if the door be
opened from within may we come in
to sup with our friend, and he with
us." But it is only the most Inti
mate of our friends who venture to In
vite themselves to supper.
Is It not a beautiful relation be
tween the divine and the human that
Is thus advocated? But what we have
learned of God from Jesus Christ
makes it easy to accept this sugges
tion. We are sure that if Jesus should
come to Columbus the people who
loved him might expect to have him
drop in any evening to supper, and
they would not be at all embarrassed
at hearing his familiar knock at the
door. No formalities would be called
for in his case. He would know how
to make himself at home. . "And he
that hath seen me," he said, "hath
seen the father." That is the kind of
friendship that the great friend wish
es to maintain with all of us.
"But the text Is a parable, as is the
supper of which we are soon to par
take. What is the deeper fact to
which these symbols bear witness!
It is a communion, a sharing of the
divine life by the human life. We are
partakers, Paul says, of the divine
nature. In. some way he live3 in us,
and we in him.
Let us not conceive that thi3 is a
mere mystical impressionism. But
what is clear? When the great friend
comes in to sup with us how we shall
be aware of his presence? It will be
something more than a pleasurable
thrill of spiritual excitement. The
guests that he brings with him will
be good thoughts, generous wishes,
definite direction of life toward defi
nite objects. Now all these move
ments of mind are realities. A thought
is just as real as a stone or a tree
or a breeze. So is a wish or a pur
pose. These are all realities. We are
more sure of them than of anything
else. The fact that you cannot weigh
them in scales or measure them with
a yard stick is no proof that they are
not real. It is in these realities that
God comes into our lives. He desires
to share our thoughts, to enoble oui
wishes, to guide our purposes. And
he can do this for us. The human
mind Is made to be irradiated -with
the divine thought, as the diamond is
made for the light. The central forces
of our lives are these , thoughts and
wishes and purposes of ours. What
we habitually think about, what we
habitually wish for, what we habitual
ly choose and prefer, that are we. And
the man who wants to have the truth
of God in his mind and the purity
and love of God in his purpose car
have the inspiration that will make
his life diivne.
This, I suppose, Is the kind of com
munion that the text offers us, and il
is the substance of this that we ought
to be thinking of as we sit here be
fore this table. It was to bring mer
into this relation with the great friend
that Jesus lived ar.d taught and died
When any man has learned to realize
this great friendship it is well foi
him. All things are his life, death
things present, things to come.
- Love and Marriage.
'Whatever destroys the love faculty,
which is the most divine part of oui
being, ought to be corrected as soon
as possible. It is better to enter Intc
life single or divorced than to be de
stroyed by the married state. It is
better for the child life to be without
parental influence than to have its
morals and love destroyed by parents.
Important and sacred as marriage is,
the moral and love nature of man are
more sacred, as they are the eternal
qualities. The marriage Institution
like the moral commandments, is sub
ectd to the condition and judgment
Df men. Rev. W. P. Brush, Episco
palian, Jersey City, Mo.
Never Far From God.
And Christ has said, "Lo, I am with
you always;" and that is enough. For
a Christian to "feel far away from
God" Is to feel what Is not so. Such
a feeling Is indeed human, as bo many
Dther misleading emotions and untrue
thoughts are human; but the blessed
fact is that God never leaves us, evt-n
when we think be has done so or
ought to do so. His love Is greater
than our sin. He never deserts even
us deserters. Let us gladly enter Into
the full consciousness of his glorious
and undefeatable presence. Let Satan
neTer again close our eyes , to the
presence of our indwelling Lord.
The Sunday School Times.
MlDMriONM.
By Kev. William Evans, D. D., Director Bible Cocrst
. juooay uiuio wsumho, iiucago.
LESSON FOR JANUARY 7
BIRTH OF JOHN FORETOLD.
LESSON TEXT Luke 1:5-23.
MEMORY VERSES IS, IS.
GOLDEN TEXT "Without faith It U
impossible to please God.'Heb. 11:6.
The Old Testament closes with a
prophecy; the New Testament opens
with the announcement of the fulfill
ment of that prophecy. Thus both
Testaments are characterized in this
lesson: The Testament, prophecy;
the New Testament, fulfillment. It
Is clear from our Lord's own words
that John the Baptist fulfilled this Old
Testament prediction, (Mat. 17: 10
13).' It may be that a more literal
fulfillment Isc still future, proceeding
Christ's second inning.
Our attention is first drawn to the
persons through whom God fulfills his
promise. Zacharias and Elizabeth
were both righteous. By that Is not
meant that they were either sinless
or perfect no human being is that
but that they were parents whose
whole heart, mind, and strength were
dedicated to the will and service of
God. -Zacharias' unbelief shows that
he was not sinless.
This Is the kind of people through
whom God is willing, and ready even
today to fulfill his promise and bless
the world not through perfect peo
ple, but through those who are con-
stantl7 striving' after perfection
There is no limit to the blessings God
will confer upon the world through
us if only we will not touch the glory
The glorious vision and message
came to John when he was perform
ing his duty. And so it is always.
While shepherds watch their flocks
the angel comes. We must not for
get that Elizabeth also in her modest,
humble seclusion was used to bless
the world ju3t as much as Zacharias
who was exercising a priestly function
so high that the opportunity came to
a priest but once in a lifetime. God
chooses the weak things as well as
the great things: D. L. Moody, the un
educated shoe clerk, as well as Paul,
the scholar. So Isaac was a quiet
man and dwelt in tents.
The next thing to which our atten
tion is the content of the prophecy.
First, it concerns a child. Zacharias
and Elizabeth were childless. It is
no sin to be childless provided that no
law of nature is violated. It is a sad
thing to be childless. At least it was
so considered In Old Testament days.
Would that It were considered so to
day! A revival of the mother instinct
Is needed.
This child was to be an extraordin
ary child well every mother's child
Is wonderful! This child was to go
before the Lord and prepare his way,
just as your child may follow after the
Lord and walk in his steps a worthy
career for both John and your child,
and every child. Why should we not
hold this ideal constantly before
childhood?
Upon the promised child was to rest
the vow of the Nazarite. That meant
two things: Absolute prohibition
from intoxicants, and entire dedica
tion to God. Can you think of any
two thing3 more desirable for your
child, for every child? These par
ents had an ideal before (them for
their child, and that was a tremend
ous help. Have you? Or do you
bring your child up at random? Start
today with an ideal. Let It be high;
let it be the highest, even Christ.
The mission of John, the Baptist,
was to be perormcd by the aid of the
Holy Spirit.. Is there not a subtle
contrast here between the prohibition
of intoxication and the filling with
the spirit? Just as the person under
the influence of intoxicating liquor is
governed and controlled by such, spir
its, so the Christian worker is to be
come so fulfilled with the spirit that
every part of him Intellect, sensibili
ties, will, feellDgs, are under the
spirit's control. This spiritual equip
ment is what is needed for Christian
workers today.
Because the Baptist was epirit-fill
ed, he was enabled to turn the hearts
of the children towards their fathers.
Doubtless the Jews had become taint
ed with the idolatry of the surround
ing nations so that they had to soma
extent forsaken the faith of the pa
triarchs. Every Christian has the Holy Spir
it, just as Egypt has the river Nile;
but every Christian does not have the
fullness of the Spirit, any more than
Egypt always has the overflow of the
Nile; and just as the overflow of the
Nile means a bountiful harvest to
Egypt, so the infilling and overflow
ing of the spirit In the believer means
a bountiful harvest of fruit unto eter
nal life.
It Is strange, is it not, thatZachar
ias should doubt in the presence of
this heavenly visitor! Surely one
should believe In the presence of such
a sign as this. There are people to- j
day who say that they would believe j
If they could hear a voice from th j
other shore speaking to them, or i
one should come to them from the
other life. Did the Jews believe ever,
though Lazarus came back to them j
from the dead? No. If we believe j
not the scriptures, neither would we
be persuaded in the presence of so j
supernatural a sign as this. Zacha-
Has continued ministrations. j
BEST TRICK NOT IN THE AIR
Wiator Was Clever at His Work,
but Shone Best In Another
Line of Endeavor.
Henry M. Neely, the aviator poet of
. hiladelphia, said at a recent banquet
it the Bellevue-Stratford:
"Yes, it is true that it takes a lot
)f money to become an airman. You
:an't get an aeroplane and you can't
earn to fly without plenty of cash."
Mr. Neely smiled.
"I was watching a brother airman
naking a volplane the other day
vhen I heard a young lady say:
" 'He can do a lot of tricks, can't
ie?'
" 'Yes, you bet he can,' her compan
on agreed.
"'What Is his!best trick? she con
tinued. " 'His best trick, far and away,' was
.he reply, 'Is buying a biplane on cred
t. He's done it twice now, and . I
ihouldn't be surprised to see him pull
t off a third time before he break3 his
veck."
MAKING THE BEST OF IT.
She I am sorry I ever married you!
He Oh, don't worry about me. I'm
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ALMOST FRANTIC WITH
ITCHING ECZEMA
"Eight years ago I got eczema all
over my hands. My fingers fairly bled
and it itched until it almost drove me
frantic. The eruption began with
Itching under the skin. It spread fast
from between the fingers around the
nails and all over the whole hands. I
ot a pair of rubber gloves in order to
wash dishes. Then it spread all over
tho left side of my chest. A fine doc
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did me no good. I cried night and
day. Then I decided to try Cuticura
Soap and Ointment but without much
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and so on until I was entirely cured.
The Cuticura Soap we have always
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Mrs. G. A. Selby, Redonda Beach,
Cal., Jan. 15, 1911. Although Cuticura
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A special automatic device makes it fgipossilJe fc tarn
wick too high or too low. Sale ia the hands of a child,
The Perfection burns nine ikxbs ea one IUng glowanf,
heat from tins curate it is EghtetL 1 latuimomdy Eoithed;
drums of blue enamel or plain steel, wkk kkkdt trimming
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