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GOD'S PROVIDENCE RE TWO
QUEENS.
Vasbti'a Method?Esther's Method.
Present Day Applications.
Esthsr iv, 1*5:3?Nov. 5
"TJte Lord presrrmth all them that lore
Uim."?Psalm cxlv. to.
^ n r\T\ I r?rr k.m HdAAn refltrtH
CUWdl 3 !HUU) uuo yuccu uaiui i
for Its topic. She was a Jewess.
noted for ber beauty, aud
on this account she was chosen
of Ahasnerus. King of Persia, to be
his queen. It is presumed that she
received the name Esther, whJch signifies
a star, because of her beauty. Hishtar
being the Chaldalc equivalent for
Venus. She succeeded Vashtt. the for
mer queen, who bad displeased the
king and been divorced.
In the opposite course of these two
queens we find n
lesson bearing on ^ ^ ' |Y
the Suirragette j
questlbn of' to?day.
The king \
with the lords of ^
his empire. It
may be assumed ^P\[ %
that it was a iC
revel, and that r >05?
the king and his
guests, at the t>
height of the rev- "IF* plead the right to
el. were more or rote "
less under the influence of wine. Giving
Queen Vasbti the benefit of the
doubt, this was probably her reason
for ignoring the king's request that
she come into the banquet garden.
Many will say that she did just right
I in asserting her womanhood, in "standI
ing up for her rights," etc. We will
not dispute that all women have rights,
and that Queen Vashti had hers and
that she exercised them. We merely
offer the suggestion that in a question
of "rights." along lines of force and
compulsion, Queen Vashti won a victory
which cost her dearly. In Queen
Esther's procedure, which Is the subject
of this lesson, we see the opposite
course pursued?the queen won a great
victory with happy results by a totally
different method, and one which in our
judgment recommends itself to the
wisest and best of men aud women.
While we recognize the fact that
spiritual New Creatures In Christ are
I not esteemed of God on account of
I etntlAn nr cov thill" "thPTO is
|;CU1^1CC| Oltlliuu Vi ov?| ??w v ?
neither male nor female" in Christ
Jesus, still It is true that, ns the Scrip- .
tures declare. "Man is the head of the
woman." and she is the "helpmeet for 1
him." See Genesis li. 18: I Corinthians <;
xi. 3; Ephesians v, 23-35. t
Esther Stooped For Victory. 5
Queen Esther was not a suffragette. L
When invited to become the queen she
did not decline and see to it that she
stood on the same ground as Vashtl.
She accepted her accession as of I)i- ?
vine providence. She clothed herself '
with humility and with the most be- j*
coming of her fine apparel. She made ?
herself as agreeable to the king as pos !*
sible. Haman. the king's favorite, took j1
a dislike to the gate-keeper of the pal- j
ace, Mordecal. a Jew. because the lat- jj
ter did not bow before biin, as did oth- :
ers. Mordecal was so faithful that 1
Ilaman could not hope to find a fau't
until him, and thus to cause his removal.
His hatred extended to the entire
Jewish race. He prevailed upon the
king to issue a decree that nil the Jews
of his kingdom should be set upon and |
killed, ns enemies of the country. This,
of course, would include Mordecal, his
special enemy, whom he would then
feel free to kill.
As the time for the enforcement of |
the decree drew nearer and nearer, j
Mordecal and all the Jews throughout i
the empire were in great distress and
fear, yet not without hope that their
God would work for them some deliverance.
Queen Esther was cousin to Mor- |
decai although the latter was old i
enough to be her father. She was. in- J
" " deed, his adopt- j |
it iHCimn ea uauKui?-*'. "c i
EBLMj/N appealed to her
^ to use the lnflu- j
jl BS!^- -jjFjp once of her po- !
f^fcl fl fiit,on t0 hnve |
the king rescind j
v/sarins her that |
/ ' f she wag about
r f?to lose a great
privilege of
I -?service for her
,
people: that God
j "Quern Either, irhat evidently raised
I "Htthour her to 'this position
in the kingdom for this very
hour and for this very purpose of
bringing to the Jews relief and that
if she failed to note and to use the
privilege. God doubtless would use
>ouie other agency and still bring deliverance
in harmony with Ilis prom
TAX IS
The Tax books will bo open for
day of October, 1911, to the 31st da
and from the first day of Jan. 1912,
addition of 1 percent, penalty for J;
ruary, and 5 percen penalty for Ma
Levy for State purposes
Levy for Ordinary County purpi
Levy for R. R. Bonds
Levy for Public Rodrs
Levy for Past Indebetness ....
Levy for Constitutional Sshool.
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TOTAL LEVY
Ckeraw Graded School Specia
Marburg
Orange Hill
Ruby
Wamble Hill
Elizabeth
Mt.Croghan "
Old Store
Center Grove
Friendship " "
Middendorf " "
McBee " "
Patrick
Shilo. '
Juniper Creek " "
Lewis
Palmetto " "
Walllace
Pats Branch "
Stafford Mill
Bethel
Center Point " "
Parker
Snow Hill
Center " "
Long Branch " "
Green Hill
Union " "
Sandy Run "
Bay Springs " ; "
White Oak
Cross Roads " "
New Hope
Wexford
Five Forks
Plains
Jefferson
Pageland " _
Bear Creek
Bethesda
Cat Pond
Ousley
Chesterfield
Cheraw Township for Roads
Commutatiion Road Tax is $2.0C
March, 1912. ? *. '
I will arrange my rounds later.
W. A. E
Sept 15th, 1911
ses. The appeal was sufficient. The
lueen merely delayed for three days
nore. requesting that Mordecal and
ill the Jews of the royal city should
oin with her in a three days' fast beore
God. ,
Love and Beauty Conquered.
Queen Esther risked her station and
wen her life In going into the king's
)reserrp without a summons; but at- I
ired in her royal apparel she risked |
werytbing for her race. She charmed
the king, who extended to her his
oyal scepter.
Ilcr case was won. The king per eived
that he had been inveigled by '
[In man into making an unjust decree
ind Haman was hung.
Hb" KNEW BETTER.
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Hix?I'm ii: hard luck?down 'o m>
last dollar.
Dlx?Don't ktcK until yon arc dowt.
to the last dollar of vnur last rrie!uJ I
Peace Is Better Than Plenty.
Better Is a dry morsel, and quietness
therewith, than a house full of
easting with strife.?Proverbs of
Solomon, xvll:l.
Balked At Cold Steel. **
" I wouldn't let a doctor cut my
too4 )ff." sail If. T). Ely, I'antam, 0.
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'aitliougii a uornuie umcj
the plague of my life for four years.!
Instead I used Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and my foot was soon completely!
cured." Heals Burns, Boils, Sores,'
Brufses, Eczema, Pimples, Corns j
Snropt cure Pile cure. 25 cents at T.'
E. Wanamaker & Sons. **
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IGTICE
he collection of taxes from the 13th
y of December, 1911, without penalty,
to the 15th day of March, 1912 with an
anuary, 1 per cent, penalty for Febreh.
5% mills
0 sea 5% mills
. IVz mills
. 2 mills
. .. 1 % mills
3 mill*
. 18% mills.
1 School 2% mills Bonds 1%.
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MUCH DISEAS^^^^^H
Advice A ho at Stomach Tronbles
How To
Do not neglect indigestion
may lead to all sorts of ills and
plications. An eminent physit^^^^^^H
once said that ninety-five per cent.^^^^^H
all the ills of the human body
their orign in a dlsorlered stomach
OuC experience with Rexall Dys^^^^^H
pepsia Tablets leads us to belleve^^^^H
them to be among the most dependable
remedies known for the relief of
indigestion and dyspepsia. Their ingredients
are soothing and healing to
the inflamed membvances of the
stomach. They are rich In Pepsin,
one of the greatest, xligesfive aids wl
known to medicine. The relief they
i? ,virv urn mr.fi. Their use
aruru 10 ny x.. ,?
with persistency anl regularity for
a short time tenls to bring about a
cessation of pains causel by stomach
disorders.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets help to
insure healthy appetite, toaid digestion,
and thus promote nutrition. As
evidence of our sincere faith in Rexall
Dyspepsi Tablets, we ask you to
not try them at our risk. It they do
not give you entire satisfaction, we
will return you the money you paid us
for thorn without question or formality.
They come in three sizes, prices
25 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. Rember
that you can obtain them only
at our store. ? The Rexall Store.
Ladd's Drug Store.
Aurora Borealls.
According to a theory recently enunciated,
the aurora borealls is formed of
cathode rays, emitted by the sun and
deflected by the terrestrial magnetic
field in the upper strata of the atmosphere.
The velocity of these cathode
rays must be nearly equal to that of
light, and very much greater than the
velocity of cathode rays produced in
the laboratory. Lenard concludes that
these extremely "hard" cathode raya
are emitted by unknown radio-active
substances in the sun.
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