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S * " ""WW/- ; g '? ' '%/' |p| lis lllsf ill YJ r/y, ^ ^ {M^ Here's an inJividu >--r> 3 leverage that fa W'w cious goodness a: sameness. fll i , . f;|| |f| has mere to it th: MiM swectr.cc:?it's vi Kll IP You'll enjoy it fr< p| jg the last drop a::d if 11| Delicious?I Thirst-Quc tiie coca-C( 111 our interest- ^^ h ym I ?ng booklet, f f|M "The Truth " MgJ Abort Coca-Cola" International Press Jb Itllile n.iPwiii.n rinli 1 ' ""jfl We commence to-day the publica-ia tlon of a series of suggestive ques-j} tions on tlfe International Sunday e School Lessons. For some time past's these weekly questions have been j] stirring a g'eat deal of national inter- L est. They are published in nearly a s thousand newspaper towns and are p studied by millions of readers. They c _ ?rp rooflvpd warmly hy thft. public and enthusiastically endorsed by clergy- 0 men of all the churches. 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One conition is that the questions must be eaa eacn weeK ana as *ae t-nromcie Mil be necessary for this, you had etter send in your subscription on Le attached coupon, getting the adantage of our special price for new ubscribers. 'ut out and send to The Chronicle Office. Send The Chronicle -from now to September 1st, 1912, the close of the Bible Question Club Contest, for the special price of $1.00 enclosed. Count me a member of the Local Club. Name Address SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS >n the Sunday School Lesson by Rev. Or. Linscott for the International I'ress Bible Question Club. May 14th, 1911. opyright, 1910, by Rev. T. S. Linscott, D. D. Isaiah's Vision and Call to Service. Home Missionary Lesson.) Isa. vi. Golden Text?1 heard the voice of ie Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, nd who will go for us? Then said I, eie am I, send me. Isa. vi:8. (1.) Verses. 1-4?Why did God give lis vision to Isaiah? (2.) Do you think that any such Ision needs repeating? Why? ? M'U ?... n?tr otmninl io.i \> ut'ii w v uavt auj oj/wiai i/iine illumination what is the advantge of connecting it with some event, i* putting down the date, as Isaiah 'ems to haveseems to have done? (4.) Did Isaiah or anybody else i- see with the outward eyes, the ;tual eternal God, and will He .ever i so seen? (5.) Is there any reason to think (mi antrim. or angels, are to be een everywhere in the universe, if e had the media through which to ee them? (6.) Verse 5?How was it that the Ight of the Lord made Isaiah concious of his sinfulness? (7.) What, if any, reason is there > conclude that the use of coarse lane, or nrofanitv. Droves the user > be an impure man? (8.) Which is the more effectual ay to reveal to sinners their guilt, > correct them with words, or to ve pure lives before them? Why? (9.) What effect does the teaching I the spotless purity of Jesus have upon sinful men? (1(\) Verses 6-7?What Is God.'s attitude to sinners who are conscious of and loathe themselves because of their sins? (11.) What is the "live coal," with which the Seraphim touched the lips of Isaiah, emblematic of? (12.) What actually transpires In a man's spiritual nature, when he comes to God for the pardon of his sins? (13.) What reason is there to think that angels, or spirits, have anything to do with the salvation, or the spiritual comfort of men and women today? (14.) Verse 8?What class of men anu women does God need, and call ! to be missionaries? ..(l.i.) What are the indications that God is culling todav, with a loud voice for missionaries I (This is one of the questions which may lie answered in writing by members of the club.) (16.) Is it possible for any person to be in harmony with God who is not willing to be a missionary, or to support a missionary, if the Lord should i so demand? (17.) What reasons are there to conclude that it is the duty of pastors in these days, to look out for suitable young men, and call the mto missionary work? (18.) Verses 9-10?The prophet wa3 being sent to ap eople familiar with God's message, and hardened in sin: what is generally the doom of such people? (19.) What is the use of continuing to preach to a gospel hardened people? (20.) When sinners hear the call of God to repentance, and heed it not, what change takes place in them for better or worse? (21.) Verses 11-13?It is very trying to preach without results, but is there anything in this story to indicate that in time, a faithful servant of God will surely cause some to hear and turn to the Lord? Lesson for Sunday, May 21st, 1911, Song of the Vinyard. (A Temperance Lesson.) Isa. V:l-12. COMPOUND CALLOUSES Tells Splendid Cure for Them ? and All Foot Troubles. 0 o A compound callous is the secondary stage when it grows inward and presses on the nerves, causing intense pain. Callouses never cure themselves but always get worse, sometimes irritating the whole nervous system. The follow| ing is a most effective and . _ ?i-ipfeedy-cnr-e ."Diftiob o tw^' /|| tablespoonfuls of Calocide I M in a basin of hot water. \ ?cak the feet In this for fflja j full fifteen minutes, gently i Ww J massaging the sore pi.ru>. \ *?P (Less time will Dot give the A iM/ desired results.) The soicVJr ness will disappear immeI diaiely and the callous can be easily | peeled off. Repeat this for several nights. A little olive oil rubbed into : skin is very beneficial." This Calocide is a very remarkable ! preparation for all foot ailments, j Bunions, corns and ingrowing nails get I instant relief and are soon cured. Bad j smelling and sore feet need but a few j treatments. Calocide is no longer con| fined to doctors' use. Any druggist has ' it in stock or will niiirklv ect it from I his wholesale house. 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