The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 28, 1913, Image 2
WHAT WILL
YOU GIVE HE?1
''And I Will Deliver Him
Unto You."
WILL WHISKY TRAFFIC PAY
If ?he Hellish Lquor Laffic E\er
Flourishes in Lexington Coumy it
Will Do So at the Expense of Her
Boys, Sayeth the Preacher.
"Then one of the twelve, called Judas
Ircariot, went uuto the Chief
Priests, and said unto them, what will
ye give me, and I will deliver hira unto
you? And they covenated with him
nior?pfl nf silver.''?Matt
IUI UUUby t/?vv?v
xxvi: 14-15. Paul spoke for his time
and for all times when he said, For
*the love of monev is the root of all
evil. Perhaps it would be fairer to put
it as the revised version does, for the
love of money is the roor of all kinds
of evil. Not every specific act or
estate of 9in is directly tracable to
the love of money, but many of them
are. This love is fbe rco: of all
kinds of evil. But money gotten by
evil methods never pa}\ 111 gotten
gain curses the man that gets it. It
pays neither iit this world, nor that
which is to cou-e. It ofcen curses the
generation that gets it; most certainly
it will to the third and lourth generation
following. Take some instances
in sacred history: Achan, contrary to
GodJs command, took the Babylonish
garment and wedges of silver and gold
and on account of his sin, Isreal suffers
- -i ziafaah hofnrp* Ai. and he is
3 bustiuciui .?7
pat to death. He got the money, but
he got it wrongfully, and it was a
oar*.e to him and all Israel. It didn't
pay. Another instance: Gehazi,
?lisha's servant, by lying, obtaim d
two talents of silver, and two
changes of garments from Nasman,
Captain of the host9 of the Kin*
of Syria. But, as a curse, G;d
transferred to him Naaman's leprosy.
. It, didn't pay. Take the instance of
the verse* of this heading. Judas
loved money. When a woman performed
one of the most unselfish and
loratli deeds on rto .r \ viz ; tVi* <f
anointing the blessed Master with au
alabaster box of precious ointment, he
snearingly asked, "To what purpose i3
this waste. For this ointment might
have been sold for much and given to
? " \Tji<ihpr said in refer- 1
law pour. J-UV
ence to thi3 comment, "This he said,
not that he cared for the poor; but because
he was a thief, and had the bag,
and bare (stole) what was put therein.
" (The modern word, especially in
dispensary circles, is "graft.7') Then
comes the climacteric test of Judas'
character. He was cue of the chosen
twelve. He had received many favors
at the Savior's hands, being made
the treasurer of that little band. But
the time came when he saw an opportunity
to make money out of his Master's
blood (horrible!) The question
was not whether this would be right.
He afterwards acknowledged that he
had sinned in lhat ho had betrayed the
innocent blood. But here is an opportunity
to make money, and right or
wrong he resolves to make it. So I e
sneaks td the enemies of our Lord
nmnnsition. "What will ve
WllU luu ,
give me aud I will deliver him unto
yon?'' And they gave him the price
of a slave?thirty pieces ot silver.
Bat did it pay? Ou the awful morning
of Jesus' cruxcifiction and death,
Judas brought back thirty pieces of silver,
threw them before the Chief Priest
and Elders, with the confession, '*1
fcave sinned in that I have betrayed
the innocent blood," and went cut
and hanged himself. We ask, Did it
pay?
Nor does it ever p*y to sin. Lexington
county has stiffered from blind
tigers, social clubs, bank failures and
many other evils due to sins she has
allowed. And the jnst have suffered
the unjust.
About tie only argument the advocates
for the ree9lablishment of the
dispensary have put i3 that we will
fcave or make, or get money by it.
We do not believe this is their real
reason, bat it is the only one they are
sot ashamed to present publicly. We
prepared to argue that it will not
pay financially, but grant that it will;
' ? 1 ftn or 7-nn If the
it will not pay m liJC lUUg .
hellish liquor traffic ever flourishes in
Lexington county, it will do so at the
expense of her boys. My boy is worth
ten thousand times as much as all your
liqnor money. I believe positively be- j
yond cavil or doubt that our schools !
are cursed because of liquor money. I
Father, mother, true Christian patriot,
will yon sell your birthright for a
mess of pottage? Will you expose your
boy for * Kquor dollar? "What will
yon give me, and I will deliver him
unto yon?'* 8. C. Ballenline.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Rucker, of Swansea,
entertained a number of the little
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Some Real Bargains in Real Estate
810 acre plantation 1 1-2 miles of
Lexington, clay subsoil, well watered,
75 acres opeu, balance oak and pine
saw timber, 10 room house, all neces- t
sary out-buildings, Situated ou the
proposed trolley lino. Easy terms.
100 acre farm, 2 miles of Lexington, *
clay sub-scil. well watered, 40 acres
open, oak and pine timber, 5 room
dwelling, necessary out-buildings. At
a bargain, easy terms
105 acres sand land, 1 1-2 miles of
Lexington, 50 acres open, owner will
out the tract t-o suit the purchaser. i
Must be sold at once at a sacrifice ~ *
price. Easy terms.
10 acres just outside the incorporate 1
limits of Lexington, on extension of
Heudrix street, two tenant houses.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
4 lots on Church street, Lexington,
S. C., opposite new School Building. r
Dirt cheap for ca?b.
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