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.To those of us who wish to promote
Southern prdsp'erity:
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GOLD DUST is made solely from
that great product of the South—Cotton
Seed -Oil.
mnovt* unifoim intcmationai
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(By
REV. P,
VTER. D. D.,
(n th« Moody
a ritzWA'
Teticher of English Blbl*
Bible Institute of Chicago.) !, (
iCoji.vftjiil, Hill), by VAf»t*Tn S*w«[>»|ier t'nlon.*)
i LESSON FOR JUNE 8
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GOLD DUST has never been made
from anything else but Cotton Seed Oil.
For thirty-nine years GOLD DUST,
has drawn outside money to the South,
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bv distributing its products tcTthe four 1 .
quarters <^f the Globe.
OBEDIENCE.
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LfIsSON TETS-rOefK"12:1 -4; John 14:
-ft-24. Man. Srit- L’8. --r « •-»
GOLDEN TEXT—Ye are my friends. If
jre do whatsoever 1 command you..—John
15:14.
-ADDITIONAL M ATER1AI/—Deut. 4:1-
10. ,1 Sam. 16.:a, 23.' Matt. ( 19; Acts 4:19,
AtL.1, John
If Yoa Need a
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You Should Have the Best
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Have vou •ver stopped to' reason whv
Hr is that so many products that arp ex- t
tensively adyefUsed^ ^11, at once drop out
of sight- ami a Pc' 7 soon —The
reason js plain -the article did not fulfill
the profihises of th<"~ manufacturer. This
appheji-.jnore...part : iculady to"" a "‘Tmqiirine
A medicm/I. prephriktion; that has real
curative value almost fells itsejf, a« like
an endless chain system* the -remedy is
recommended bv those who have„. been
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Calomel Users! Listen To
I Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone 1
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Your druggist gi
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taf-k Vcfur money if it doesn’t
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liven your liver and bowelV and straighten
you qp without making you sick.
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Ugh/, Calomel make? yon sick. It's
horrible! Tuke u dose of the dangerous,
drug tonight And tomorrow you may
benefited. to those - w)io *re ip need of it.
A promihrtjt druggist says “Take for
example^- KilnierV/Fwanqv Rpot, a
preparatiojtv, f have sold for many years log ^ ^ ^ a - s worl(
tad inever Kpstlale ‘to recommend;- for m - .- ‘ . ..——
almost every case it shows excellent re- ; Y^omel J^Tnercury or quicksilver
suits, as many of nrfv customers causes necrosis of the bones.
No other ki-lncy remedy has so la'rge a, Ctllomel, when It comes into contact
sale.” . • with sour bile, crashes into it, bn rrking
The excellence of GOLD DUST for
the following purposes is well known:
Gleaning paint;
ed and unpainted
woodwork.
Washing dishes.
Dissolving grease
from utensils of all
kinds.
Washing clothe 4 '.
-Softening, hard
v.ater.
Cleaning bath
rooms.
I ; or all scrubbing.
Cleaning 'glass of
all kinds.
Purifying ice-boxes,
drkin pipes, etc.
Cleaning
brooms,
etc.
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PRIMARY TOPIC—Showing Our Love
to God by Obedience.
JUNIOR .TOI’IC— Abraham s Obedlenc#
And Its Rewards 1 ”• ...
INTERMEDIATE
tfhfX-and How.
SENIOR AND ADt’DT TOPIC-Obedl-
ence a -Test of Disciplesfilp^,
TOPIC-When to
to swani eiatemgltlfi., ..aIX'L.tt op, T4d9-4» whoo -you-kwl tlmt-sttluL
venfied testimony of thousands whOnVe Qauswi anc , crampinp . If you arh sluK .
the success of Dr . „ „ * , • , ,
”' lch and all knocked out, if your
•glsh
irvci
mops,
brushes,
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I. A Notable Example of Obedience
(Don. 12-1-4)-.
A1 the icgmmmxi **f God Abraham
went out not knowing whltkcr
went (Htd*. 11 :R). His was not the
obedience of convenience or prudence.
To separate .from-home and kindred
anti take up the fife of a pilgrim was
not easy. Abraham did not stop to
ask why, or what .he would get out
of it. The.obedience that asks- why
is not obedience at all. ■»
-II. The Motive of Obedience (John
14:2124).
Tilt grand,; incentive of obedience
Is Jove to God. The obedience'that Is
the result of fear or the hnpi* of re
ward is not -true obedience, therefore
bits not the approval of God. Only
lln* child who reven^ res his father
atul affectionately strives to obey him
mot
live
used the preparation,
Kilmer's Swamp Root is due to the
so many people ehim. that it fulfills al-
tt every wish in overcoming kidney, t or you have'headache, dizziness, coat-
er and bladder ailments; corrects uri- . oc] tongue, if breath is bud or stomach
nary troubles _and neutralizes the uric sour, Just try a spoonful of harmless
acid which causes rheumatism. • Pbdson’s Liver Tone tonight/
i ou may receive a sample bottle of .. .
Swamp Koot iiv Pabifels Post. Address Here s m.v- guarantee Go to any
Dr. Kilmer k Co.. Ringhamton. N. V , drug store and get a bottle of Dodson’s
-’and enclose ten cent's; also mention this Liver Tone for a few cents. Take a
paper.Lagge* and medium size botttel T —r* , ■ —
for sale at all drug stores!—Adv
spoon{uL.ftnd - If It doesn’t stmlgMen *
you right mp nnd make you feeT' fln#'
htid yigorou*} I want you to go bt^k to
the store and get your money/ Dod
son's Liver Tone is destroying the ncl*
of calomel because it is <• real liver
medicine ; entirely vegetable, therefor®
it cannot salivate or make you sick.
that onp spoonful jof
r>oclson’s_.Llvy*r Tone will put your
Sluggish liver to'work and clean, your
pr is torpid and bowels constipatcd^bowfds of that sour Tyle and constl*
pitted waste which is -dogging -your
system and. rnirking you feel miserable.
I guarantee that a bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone will keep your entire fam
ily feeling fine for months.—Give it. to
your children. It Is harmless; doesa t
gripe and they like ifsjdensant taste.
. just Like a. woman.—-’
She—Ibint you think a woman
Wants ihe privilege “of mukijig h *r
own will? • * 1 ,
lie—I think she should prefer the
privilege of' breaking lier hus
band’s. ~ —^■ -.—
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I Lookout Biscuit
Chattanooga BAAfPv.
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rnio!
SOME - OEllCIO'JS
FRESH-CRISP-WH
Tttt SANOMIY METHODS ASSLIID IN THE
MAKING 0» THE** SISCUIT5 MAKE
THEM THE
StANDARD *f EXCELLENCE
ipw PmIit bA* thrra or if not hr thoali.
JK*k him or wrd« uo his natr.E.
CHATTANOOGA AAKF.RY
and an
{ 'enjoys
his loVing favor. ^The obedi-
GOLD DUST, together with FAIRY
SOAP,COTTOLENE and many other
household specialties, is made By The
N. K.’ P'airbank Co., a subsidiary of
: ence wTiicL *pj onTMit fl boart of
love Issues in a Ijfe of Joy and friend-
| ship, with GimI (Jolin ir.;](M H.
; 111. The Solemn ObliQation of Obe
dience (Matt. 7 :1G-211).
prophets
1. Warnings against falvi*
(vv. l.' 20)„
Their ri*nl existence , Kver since
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL
COMPANY
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MILLS or THCIAMENICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY
Augu»t» . . .G». Greenville*. S C. Montgomery, A!*. Memphii. . . Tenn. Fort Smith, Ark.
Hendereon . N C. Atlanta . . . Ga. Ciarkjdale . M:*s. Trenton . . . Tenn. Pine Bluff . Ark.
Raleigh. ..SC. Macon; . . . Ga. Jackson . . Miss. Gretna . . . 7 . La. Bunkie . . . .La.
Wilmington, NC. Huntsville .Ala. Meridian. . Miss- N. Little Rock, Ark. Monroe ...La.
Columbia. r . C Mobile . . .A‘a. Jackson . .Tenn. England . . . .Ark. Shreveport ■ La.
The founders of The American Cotton Oil Company origi
nated Cotton Seed Oil. The Company took Cotton Seed, for
merly a waste producty-and made Cqtton Seed Oil, Cake and
Meal, Hulls and Linters. This opened up for the South a
new source of wealth, which today brings annually* to the South
over five hundred millions of dollars.
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God has had a p«*«»pl** falsi* proplmt*
atul tiaciicrs haw* appeand among
them. Tills not'd not surprise* us, for
f (’Urist prodiotod that such should bo
the ca ?e. , •
(2) Th#4r nature (v. 15). (a) Hypo-
! critical. 'J'ho devil dnos ids mitSLjmc-
o***.sftil work by masquerading as an
angol of light (II (.’or. 7:14, 15). His
'ministers appear in tills way and turn
people from the narrow to the broad
way. (b) Tl»I3~4* suggested by their
being ‘‘ravening wolves.” It Is when
! the wolf Is In sheep’s clothing that he
| docs his most destructive wprk. The
| enemies of Christ jMisIng as his miu*
( isters are most destructive.
| (,’i) The unfailing test (rv. lfl-lR).
, Their fruits. If one gtves sufficient
| time for development tin* fruit can be
j discerned. Every trm* bears Its own
! kind of fruit. Nature Is inexorable in
her law ns to this. You may \ search
tbejuiivrrse In vain for an exception.
It’ -is., equity true*.in the spiritual
worhj. There is a vital conne<*tlou
between the faith of a heart and tlir
fruit of n life. That which comes mjt
in the conduct* was first in the heart.
XTTgTTf Ti»‘li rt ‘is e??bffHnr'tO Tig
duct. Give tCe false 'teachers suffi
cient time and observe closely and you
will find that their lives will-prove
the teaching.
(-1) Their end (v. 19). All false
teachers shall finally lie punished by
being cast lnto_tbe’ftfe. Although God
hears long la* will see to i{ that this
w;Vkcdhi*ss itoes -not- go on foTevor.
4 2. The dangers of einpty profession
(vv,- 21-2.”,). '. ^
(filing Christ wllb not an
swer for disohudience to hlsnvill. One
may -even he a Sunday school teacher
or preacher, aieb-cvtHi perform many
mighty works, as casting out devils
and healing the sick and vet hear the
Awful, declaration of Jesus Christ, ‘‘I
never knew you,” ‘‘depart from me.”
3. The one and only safe w|iy (vv.
21-29).'
(1) Hear the sayings of Christ. To
do this, line - must prayerfully
attend
to reading the Wsini of God and medi
tate upon the same. ^ \
(2) ' wirjfr'K’hrist commands.
Hearing anil-dolreg
Is] building
ilflii
tiie teachings of
upon solid rock.
Christ
Sin h builjfling can never be destroyed
A+y tb..ui and sturm. Hearing anil Jiot
doing Clirist’s sayings is building
.upon lire sai; ! which in time of the
storm of- God’s wrath and Judgment
w;il.l he utterly destroyed. Obedience
must follow hearing Christ.
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Contfip&ted Children Gladly Talc6
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California Syrup of Figs”
The Need of God.
People are, asking in the.sefdays of
upheaval and chaos, “What- is wrong
"with the world.” It needs God; it
needs the religion of Jesus Christ and
It needs that religion practically em
bodied in the lives of men. We see
it in .the l'fve$ of these men of the
gospel. We need men THce that mul
tiplied many-fold in every church/ We
need men like that multiplied ten thou
sandfold In our land.
For the Liver and Bowels
Tell your druggist yoiv want genuind
^California Syrup j)f Fjgs.” Full direation^j
Snd dose^for babies “and children of all ages
. who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue*.
.-I..-coated, or full* of cold, are plainly printed on
tte bottle. Look for the name /’California 1 *
gfcd accept no other "Fig Syrup. 1
Rejoice!
O God. animnte us to efieerful-ncss!
May we 1 hnve a Joyful sense of our
blessings, learn fo loot -«>-thg^bright
circumstances of our lot, ao/’ main
tain a perpetual conltiiTcdness.—
Chaiming. .
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Children*Cry For
Ti ALCOHOL - 3 PER GENT.
^ AVe^elablc Preparation for A»
similatimj the Food by Rc^ula
Mind the Stomachs and PcM ofi cr
IN FANTS / CHILDRtj
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Thereby Promoting Di^r^
Cheerfulness and RestConta®
nerther Opium. Morphine n#
Mineral. Not Narcotic
JhmpbnS~t
JtxSrmao
Abr/Ui JWft
Am
tSmCt
AhelpfulRemedyfbr
Constipation and Diarrhoc*
end Feverishness and .
Loss of Sleep
resifttin $ (hcrcfronLm
facsimile Sijntf° f L ot
THI
OnfTAimCoMPAjm
YOI^
What is GASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drqps
and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee.
For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for tha
relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea;
allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the
Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving
healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The
Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
> Bears the Signature of
NEW
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In Use For Oyer 30 Years
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
VHI CINTAU* COMPANY. NIW VOMK CITY,
Too Much of a Hurry.
P.nrbor—- More snnp. sir?
Victim*- Give ine a liianoe to-digest
this first, please!—Answer*.- *
Proving It.
‘‘After all, poverty is great po-
•liccman of lifo.” “I imi-t sqy
plncli pcopb*.’-’ —
To *Oe'Avoided.
"John.-it- *s tima you wore «bgg1ng
t doos uf> fV- ttiFiInW;’- "(M*. don’t k-t us
rake* .up* that old subject.”
Every Want Supplied.
*- 1 Precious to us, O Ixtnl.-ls (hcjjHith
of tiiy naint?. which^ make® ds b^irs.
[ of ao great a '■ *
■cd ifttb so greaf va r'
that every want is abundsotiy <
■Killed,—John Austin.
Bitter or Better Baking
A letter makes a great difference in a
word. A word makes a great difference
in baking powders. — — —-r^—
If the little word “alum” appears bh
the label it may mean bitter baking.
If the word ROYAL stands out bold
and strong, it surely means BETTER
baking. •
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This is only one reason "why it pays
to- use .-/l'-—- -• ’ '.'. -
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Absolutely Pure
Made -from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes
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Royal Contains No Alum-
Leaves No Bitter Taste
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