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LESSON FOR APRIL 14
LESSON FOR APRIL 7
mmniiimcr
>i‘soii, tli* 1 * vicarious:
trlivus—irsiiriTrirnn;'
nf ('hrist, Hre im.
\x Hi'III l raged ie> nf
Die hundred ;iinl tift.\ -nino.American soldi**!'
lie 11i**iI x* |ii*ii tiii- British tratisport Tu-ranhi *
how tin* tiiii« r.i1~pro7es«flii leaving the nipr&ac' at. I.Nn t Ghnm»Ui» (ii tin- i-rifn, - Hi
nd t!n* Mi<ninii‘r
WHERE AMERICAN TROOPS ARE NOW FACING THE
WHAT
DID
SHE
DO?
t rt 4T TUT JQ, N r 5
Tin*I lit tiu J
ring ft trench *’apt lire* iNTom tin 1 G •rman
111*1 linw I
lllll'S »
stuneyhero In l.«
take their part in t
approach nf I
lifter passing the
iug to beadqmfricr
alitivrlJii- Ctmiil'*.
eternal Iif»• liV*r**nft#^r. Su*h sacrifice
enrich*** ttin life ilint non i», jyrfd pre-
pa* *>\ for tlu- i iijii.MiieiLl nf tin* lJf«*
x*. I *(‘h i* $<• i oiiiv. To l.nrieri the fu-
111/* life for present eit)**xmelil in monl
r t . llsll. fol the <-|lo(if»*» n1 life jiiv
fraught xVTth eternal .issue*. * Til**-*
Origin of an Ant pathy.
Wiggins says llyitxvhen In
BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA
PAOC THRU
/ i > P ^ « »'»'
D D. (By E. O. SLLLEK3, Acting Director of
in the the Sunday.SiHlool CnUrse-uf-^he Moody
Bi tile I rib tit uf e,TC hi* ago. ) ^
tCopyrluht. 191*. wVktcrn N< wsnapi r Union >
JESUS
V *
an
MARCH TO VICTORY
Courage" /*fcs n matter, of the blond.
Without (joial red blood a main has a
weak heart anil ixiur nerves. * ^'’*3
In tin? spring Iff the he*d time to
take stuck of. one’s condition. If the.
REQUIRES CONFESSION > JESUS SETS MEN FREE, ls ,llin watery, face pi^e Or
*-AND LOYALTY Jl ' — pniiplyv generally weak, tired and list-
| T b-wav tpvt Moru r-1 r* . |rss * ‘ ,r "‘ ! *W‘!4 ttfke a spring tonic.
IK SSI IN Ti:\x Si irk s 27 GOLDEN TEXT^If the son therefore f | n '* fh; > lt " ‘ ‘! ^ / ! ie s Pr>'>Shouse-
txu.i iKN TlTX f H* s*'t*T^f wi-d-f*.ir.e.: make you free, ye shall be free In- c.railing, an old fashmped herbal reia-
af i i a,., let hiii'Kitem lilntssdf-yifrid u<'■* dee*L*TJ«‘ in ^3*5 * | edv that was used by everybody nearly
up i i ¥ , ross and :.• i...w tn«- Maii! ' "t DEVOTIONAL READING—Psa. 5*> y**nrs ago i.s still safe and sape bp-
1»I-.\diTloNAL - KF.VI >INC*s Unmans ADDITIONAL • MATERIAL FOR' (*atis<> it Contains no .alcohol or rifircot-
*L‘Kda, Detir.*(f> 12:1 !>!., TEACHERS*-Matt 15:1 .U H <>or - 3:L, 18. made lit) of Rhmd r*xit. Gold- *
XlddTiuNAI. M-A-'PER'I A.L F< »R Gal. 5.1-2T s , . Ore-on Grunt* root*
EAt'111 Its Luke :i ,-2, r•'' "• PRfMAliY avn trviflR topic’—Je- eu n,m - 1 'H-h 0 ** ,,iU l ,< .-- r04) '*
f KI.M MiV AND J t ’ N ! <' It. nYfii' 1 ^ ' c
JJlir.I Man J
Gal. 51-2T
AND JUNIOR TOPIC-Jts- , .
BUS H nd the-deaf man C^i.**-ti s root> Moffo root, Black f h.*rry
MEMORY. VERSE-He "hath done all iiark—extracted w ith ^lyeertne .and
things w* ll. he niaketh even the d**af to na.ih* into liijaid or taiili fs. This lilood
hear and the dumbto speak —Mark 7 3" fonh' was first ;nit Ol^t-h’v I»r. Pierce
The time le: - le.’.v .eon*** J'or Jeijps
*to tyke aeeoiyit of his jikinistry. 11.ix-
in: lu'eti r*'jh«l**d lt> *the rulers, lie
2>'*.s into ietln*rueut with liis diseipies.
Tlis | *< IfiiTi r> olijocf. ili-Mii
during ibis thm* i>-H+ pr«*pare tile <li
«• ipits fois^ihe tr;i2<vk v <>1 live cross,
. Ii lie kne>v Was "so near; ' His
teaeliik2 j/ailn'i's around .1 li<■- m'ent
eanliiuil doCirin«*s of the ■ ('livistiati
SF.NIOIt AND
tlan liberty.
ADULT TOPIC^Chrbr
In rea<ly-L* trse form/'and since then
flus been si44 by TtitTlfioh h< ttles as I)r.
I'ii-rcio's Gohfvn M *dirnl Discovery. If
drucsistxs do not .keep this in tablet
f nil. se*,d *'i*> c*enfs fof a vinl to Dr.
pi Tee’s tmali'ls* tfetel, Butrinlo, N. Y.
•• VKidtiev 'TIFseJis«» Chrtles. nlx’ily''a‘ tnrjfP"'
p.iyci IXtaC'* (if olir people. "AVliat is to _
l>e H"tie? Tie* answer is easy. Fat Jess (
This h'Rson deals with the last of
those four events which* mark the
.crisis fn the life nf our Lord at h’aper-
leiu liiiiii naum. It*dccurred just before the third
period of his G-.ilielenii ministry; and
the time of his final d**purture fof Jei u- i afeoiirse, plfiin'fo‘»d, with ph tit>
Salem. We have seen what the alii- „f vc^otiddos, drink-.plenty, nf \vn.to»
tude of .l*‘sus was towapT'the Taw of L< tue. n meals, and take an uric ticid
, i *. ’ ki< solvent hflcr men Is for a while, such ns
I'.ti!I.. Mv iii»rni. i< 1,1, his nation. In this 1^..- n , m-v h - Al „ ln ,. iit
* i* j-soii. a tuning *leat!i. resurr«*ct ion attitude toward the rahhitiical tra*lt- „p n „y store, ft was first
ala) yhrrious cimimu auain. lie ktiexx* tions of the. people which were the (lisniycreii by Dr. Pierce. Most every
that in the measure that they ititclll- opinions of/men and not the law of mu* troubled xvith uric achl finds that
apprehended ihrse .tdntius iliey (; (K j Ju^t so many today look upon
to pass ihruL&b iht*j t | u / fj, nus an( j ^ereuionles of the
lItem. ■ The sain*' is ,
cl
Thnse .wlTn rtearlx"apprC- v^ ,, , .
Moreover, these Iradltions were made
ihii
ully
x\ oiiid he - able
oideais lieftO'e
| true today.
bund the I 'i\ ill*
t'TTTTTj.TrrrnT flu*
1 rnul- sceote’
! distri|lu*d by tin
' the present Im Ml I*.
L-Fetct’s Coni&ssion of Christ (\\
I 27-.dti). - • ' '
Two iptestions *if Uhrist provoked
; his'Vdiifes'dcn :
—1, “ Wi pdi ■ do—tinml-Say that .1 .um?T
(\ y, L’T. L’s). -
I !.d> ipu'sHon I'eterred to the opin
i-iiv «»k -the people • re^ardim: .lesu>.
S-'iUn* beltexed hita to be John the
I'.aptist, smui* Flijali. and soiin* one o|
tlu- pfiijdi*‘ts. They all reco”ti1>.cd him
Trrtfr—a tetiehcr or pmphet uw it h more
'hall lpumin iRithority and power To
il:!), as tlieii,: lher*' is a diversity ol
opitiieli aipotlU people ak pi Jesus
Gtirrst. S,me think that Tie,'was only
a a.an. others that lie was a 2r**at
teaeh< r, loti nothin;; tuotje. .b*stis was
imt e,intent with llii* a*k:ioW1ed^ment.
i\a*i he been- satisfied witll—fTlis, lie
X'lVltlil not !lil\*‘ lieeti molested ill
.lertX-aletu. for-the Jews xxjlliiiyly ac-
IvtloXX
hum;: 1, t«*ixc .**r.
Amiri** ili-solVes tin* uric a« id as hot
water does sugar. You can obtain a
Trial package hv sending ten Cents to
lurch as being-weedy tIi** law of God._ i>, M *tor PI<Tee’s Invalids’ Hotel and
Surgical Institute Tn ifuifalo, X. Y.
M pi-eti*\-t xMtereiiy men .UAUUliUL
law. So today we find weu very relig
ious and punctilious in their « , hurchly
<luti«*s, who fall mis*'fably*ln tli**ir ap
plication of tin* moral cmle to grinduct.
The analysis falls into four general
divisions: One, the accusation, (vv.
1-5.; two, the answer, (vv. 0*lfi) ; three,
tin* application, (vv. l4-‘J.‘l)., and four,
the Illustration., (vv. 124-37).
1. Th» Accusation, (vv. 1-5). The
growing hatred pf the Pharisees,- led
them to make long Journeys'from Jeru
salem that they might spy on Jesus
and find, a pretext for accusation.
Whfte they xvere studying him. they re-»
vented their ideas of the kingdom of
God. They took special notice that
the disciples of Jesus ate without
washing their hands. We must not un
derstand tills to mean ho much the re
moval of defilement, as the neglect of
a ceremonial observance over which
Ihe Pharisees were punctilious,’’ (vv. 3,
4). Verges three and four Illuminate
certain ‘traditions to xyhieh the Jew
• Igcd hi in'as much more than a .adhered tenaciously. Thus excmpli-
* fled w can see tl at
PREVENT ABORTION tNCOWS!
If an» of font on*i. h»*lfpr^ or tb«
in-rd aim hi»» an ofinatuni <U*>
caa(K<* wash tbrtn out w.th
Dr. ItavlU Hoharta' AnU«apt*i
*'»<l t limtilni Untllt, hjttll Im*
Tf>i»,naaiu1« of (tollars and m a n j
ralv<*» ran b« saved by this alnipl*
prrtrntlvo..
Read the Practical H*mm Vcterraaraa
•<e*d for fr*+ booklet os ihsrtUn la ttvi
_ If r»i> in yonr town, write
Br. Dand P.otxsdi’let la.. ICO Cunt Irtnu* SaukciU ff.a
MARY JOHNSON’S HAIR
Woj Short and Kinky
Sow its Long and Fluffy
She Used
NOAH’S HAIR DRESSING
pTlce 2o»* If Th*ir dealer can’t ^upii'y yon wend
to us. lfefus** rtubsltHifrs Manufactured by
NOAH PltonUCT'4 COKP.. IUCHMOND, VA.
I !:•■ pil’.turex':ib<r\ e show s**»’t i* HIS nil tile t’hemili lies 1 allies fi-oltl ill the’.Vi
-I'V I' 11■ • D* Salli’s soldi**!’ hnA s. At the l.ett is tfie olil i nTiee- uT
sector which is now
the ei'ipuit**d iHeniiaii I'niiit ss ot .MnlmyJ^Cip,
M'iirg *»<**. upi***l . bwArfllel’hull tl'.iiO|iS.
their Ideas of
man’s relation to God were largely a
matter of external ceremony. Purity
to them was an outward matter largely
governed by the traditions of men, (v.
4).
M. The Answer fv. 0-13). The an
swer of Jesus reveals the very oppo
site ideal. He beg.ns .by calling the
Pharisees hypocrites. A hypocrite Is a
play actor—on** who hides behind a
mask. Applying the prophecy of
Isaiah. Jesus plainly tells the Pharisees
that they are hiding their true charac
ter behind the mask of ceremonial
clennsipg. Such play acting ls but a
poor # Imitation of the real heart con
dition 'demanded nf God, (Psa. 51 :10).
and diseipies. Their hearts were far from God, even
(l‘) “P.c loj. eted of the chiefs, chief though with their lips they professed
. priest^ and scribes.” \ 1 to serve him.. The love we express to
w^-Tbes,* xyere tlu* nation's oflieial rep- God consists not In ritualistic worship,
f* m iitatix’* s, the very fanes who slwn id hut in d*>ing his will fropn the hejirt.
. ,, 1 ' N——lr
. L’. y.W hoiu say
:ua). \ ' ■
'll. Jeoi*s Teaching Concerning the
Cross (\x fibki.'!).
< lirist charged tin* <lis**i|»|i*.4 not to
Udine public iiiN Messjahsliip. as that
would precipitate tin* crisis. ‘Thv <bs-
* ip!i s ueedefl much ills) met ion yet to
prepare them for the crucial hour of
ill** cross.
1. W hat lie taught (v^Ml). -*
(1) "The Son of Mai\ must suffer
many things.'' „ x
lb* sufi'ered physical wenlaiu-'js and
hunger, ridicule and contempt.* :*pl
«*v**n misuiideji-sta'ndiiig ;in*l lacV*»I up-
prei iation mr life, part of his frh’nds
Have you
RHEUMATISM
Lumbago or Gout?
T»k'RIIKl'Xf ACIDEl ' wmnOtlfrinM
u .,.4 u:. v - tii x>n.»ou 1 rout tie* »>>>l0ui.
••UIIU Mai II»K 0\ THK I* *M>g
I i IH Hl!g( I4I.SJI OS TIIK OITHIM''
At All Druggist*
Jst. Bsily & Snr, Wbnl*ts!c Distributor*
Baltimore, dd.
AMERICA’S MERCANTILE FLEET GROWING FAST
have known and received t’lirisi and
-W4Wn7iiineinhil_liiwJt *:eptiot. iin .the pact
fof tin* nation. Truly, he earn** to his
'own. and liis own r*<«-i\ed him not —
John I :11. 'I’o hi* reje<*ted by *»ne's
own friends' and relati\**s is dotthly
; pa f tit a I.- " .......
| (:i) ‘Ih* killeil.”
This ijhtioiin*:**ment was startling to
tin* disciples. ,Tln*y had not yet come
tm realize that icfDmption was to he
tteeoinplished tlir**ngh fin* passion -and
i the cross. Jesus now stiites.- with
(l*‘linit*‘in*ss and certainty that lie
futist die oil the cross. This necessity
! ..xy.es .due jifimjirUy to tin* fa*’t tlmf it
w as the divine purpose - '' to ifmk*
^ZTeath of .(’hwait tin
the iHoi^eiiieiil': .«lid also, 'to liTfinati
hatre*l and o|ifa*sitjon. -
—/l) *'UKe ag'aiib’’— ■'~ ~
Though HTds ax as ut t«*rly btte<nn;n'>»-
helisih!**v tn the diseipies. . shows
thiuii tliiif tliis^ would Ii** TTfe glorious
issue u|^ his dealh.
IIL. The Cost c-f Discipleship (v. 31)
The law of . Mh* < Ti list in n life is
SiilTc*.ig.- To fiillow Clirist means to
turn one's hack upon tin* world. T"
repiidiate the world means to .Tin ur
the hatred of lIi**.'world.* -'4Hi.h** Cluis-
ti;iu.s, tlcrefor**.. . means to . share
(’hri-t's sufferings.
.1. Then* must l><* denial of self (..‘11).
This minus tin* sufferings and shame
which lie in tin* path ,of lovalt.x to
Gi*l.'-*To live tlie godly life means
suffering C.’ Tim. 3:li > ).
3. < 'In i>T lyiist he followed (v. 1 34),
This means : to liaxe tin* mind of
Christ (I’hil 2:5) alnl to-perform the
- sel l ice id (’lirist. , *
' l! >*‘ ol a • large eon |V. The Issi^e ot Discipleship (vv.
se.hliet's ol' tin'*/ sen 1 35-3N).
l.otntlne training t«* J. Th** i»L*sse«t issue of following Christ
ht, lei
14-23).
Jestrs take*r advantr ge of thts drsms-
sion, and, turning to the multitude, up
on whom the I’harisees would hind a
grievous burden of ceremonialism and
falsehood (Matt. 23J4), warns them
that it. is not so much that 'which en
ters Into a man that ’defiles him, as
that which issues from him (v^l5). It ;
seems quite natural that Jn their per
plexity the disciples-should ask Jesus
what he meant by that. In his reply
(vv. 1S-23), Jesus shows very clearly
that “the issues of life” (I’rov. 4:23),
reveal the corruption which is within.
STIEF
THE SOUTH’S 1 ‘
* - MQST POPULAR
PIANO
’ w«rrm J&mc#rj*LOG
& * AMO PRICE LIST ‘
tA'AHCPOOMS. ais’SoUTH TRVOft SJ
jl charlottby n. c.
c:msu paid
for *11 kinds of
MEDICINAL ROOTS & HERBS
, We buy more than three hundred kinds of roots,
herbs, b irk*, seed',. Bowers, el**, wb ch «r** us**«l
espe i»Uy lor m. dietnes. No doubt a number of
th»>*e p ants are found »nis-n< wild In yoursectiviB
pf country whit h can be prof*ably gathered.
,,, „ . , XVe now have collectors aVid gatherers *!1 orer
(k>oe Matt. 12b >4, «.»•»; I<eu. li:.i; James the country who areseriit.g to: us I f yon are inter
till* o.-in i<)\ Tf tfio-honrf | 10 n ,il ol nA«,wt ene-l write to ns^JVe will beglad to send yon oarbuv
.**. * *)-’ 1 — ) • *1 tne neart DC not Cleansxu, tng pricelist with InutructJohs for gather, ng and pro-
U*“!irt illjd cure of u-Hnt -vill it nviifl if wo wii«h the paring Medicinal Hoots and Herb* for the market.
what will it avail if we Wash the
hands? What then is the application
for this j»r**s<*nt day? Clearly we are
taught the danger of lip service wkh-
’’'Tout n change of heart. Substituting
good for the best is sin. E^ormif and
ceremonies are good and htive their
place; they are significant for they are
Important teaching factors; hut they
must not rre substituted for a pure,
hear We imjst beware lest ye-'hide
behir. i such a mask.
There is here also plain teaching as
to jestts’ estimate of the Pentateuch,
and inferentiaHy of the prophecy "ol
Isaiah. He, specifically caUs It ”tli«*
Word of God." Surely We can accept
his estimate as contrasted xvith the
tradition of the elders or the “con
sensus of modern thought."
^ i.
Less-talk and-more walk,
l^ss wishing arid/ more doing.
Less preaching and more practicing.
L-.u organization and more of the v>ir*t
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IN IAF. FOII 35 lfi.A US
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MALARIA, CHILLS, FEVER AND LA GRIPPE
It lw a I'o\v«*r ol Tonic and Appetizer
-XVi.l putt; that tired f*** Img. pain* in back*,
li‘iii'4 ami h*-.nl. 4 ouialii* n«> quinine,
a* wVnic. or liuhlt-lorming lugredieut.
” PARKER’S
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A toilet preparation of mrriL
n<-lp« to ■-radicate MandraS.
’ For Restoring Color and
Beauty to Gray or Faded Hair.
60-. and >1.00 at Drugglata.
Warm Stabling la Best.
All classes of stock will eat less,
will keep in better condition when4
iglii***l j is <i lift? of freedom here iitul iioxv..nr»*l f given warm stabling and pleuty of
EGGS-POULTRY
We are ilte largest handlers of Uggs and Poultry
intheS«inth.
WHAT HAVE YOU TO SHIP?
The high h» market |irtoe guaranie* d with quick
r* tnrnn. ii;?» n**a_triai. Hetereuces. i*t National
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straw or leaves for bedding.
Th<* great mercantile ri***T~ne(»it07l t«*cjirry-d^rTuihliei^s overseas and the t M >.v he wrote the proverb. Tbnfi-ty. 1.**
enonnous quantities of supplies "Deeded to ke«*[> tl)es«^ men and our ullies stij*- the Best I'ojh x/ *»ver und oVi*r again
pHetl wUh RhoI and ofher -»e*<*essities, Is Ik-1 eg rapiilly e«Ht»f»letttL This to his copyhn*)k.“ v
phot*igraph-takeu 4n <me of the mup) slilpyattla.working to capacity shuvxs a "MhxIk* that’s how he *<.t hD dt^likt
venae! on the xvays almost ready to be launched. ' i for it."
» —- * -—*— - “'J- ••-*■■■. — ** T--- — — :
v 4 ■ ; -V — . - * • •
life are
• TluL**
Tendency for Better Stock, ^rr
The tendeocy is for better cattle of
all kinds,Stockers, hreedecs, milk cows
and cplres. *' '. ' " - - X.V :
| >SI|#*s.
xxliii re'ftiN** i<t f**11*• xx in Christ's f<m>1
«t»*j>s shall l*** s«*|i;*irtit**tl from him at i
his glorious np|»«*aTmg (v. 38j/r***iiipare .
2 Tin -s | 7 1't) .\r** you p'epui'etl [
*x»h« ii * he call -.hall •'••ju** V
' k.'. t - - . - '—- . * '
4 . Balance Hogs' Ration.
Hogs can make a very large per cent
of their ration to balance corn out of
alfalfa if the right ti^ethoda are uaed.
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Le .ding Varieties.
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l/lkvrt wa g p,wiru ( .>Twa,aBr«Ulag add aMt
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