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"MENE, TEKEL, UPHAR8IN."
We Reap as We Sow?King Belshaszar's
Last Feast.
Daniel v?Nov. 12
"For God shall bring every work Into judgment,
with every secret thing, whether
it be good, or whether It be evil."?Eccleslastcs
xii, 14.
HLA"W of retribution operates.
Good thoughts, good words,
good deeds, are sure to bring
good results?sooner or later.
Evil thoughts, evil words, evil deeds.
w4v >?*? w c?ii i'jauiu)?nuuilt'i
or later. This Divine Law operating
in the world, rewarding good and evil
deeds, save in exceptional cases, now
operates only amongst the Jews and
nmongst Christians.* This Is because
only Jews and true Christians have
come into covenant-relationship with
God. The Apostle's declaration Is
true: "The world
lieth in the Wick- ?7'
Sodom and Go- J j ^^^-5
morrah, Nineveh. jk
Nebuchadnezzar $9
and our lesson of
today tell of oxceptions
to God's
rule of dealing
merely with Ills T~1 m
covenanted peo- J|\
hies. In our les- iSnSF | *
son, the fall of Antitypical Babylon?
B e 1 8 h a Z Z ar's "weighed and found
kingdom was not . ca"f<n'' "
merely a Judgment upon it, but a part
of the great type of the fall of antltypical
Babylon at the hands of an
antltypical Cyrus.
The king of Babylon, feeling secure
in the great walls of his capital, three |
hundred and fifty feet high, revelled
with his generals and nobility. To renew
the memory of their greet victories
of the past be brought forth
for the occasion the golden vessels
taken in the pillage of Solomon s templftya
triumph over the Jews and. as
tf ^nerayy supposed, ovfer Jehovah.
came over the assembled dignitaries
at a. human hand waa beheld Writing
on jMiar wall of the banquet room In
letter^ of fire, "Mene, Tekel, Upharsln."
The wise men and astrologers were unable
to read the writing or give Its
significance. Daniel waa remembered
and sent for. He not only showed the
reading but Its meaning. He told the _
king plainly that the writing signified ~
that he was "weighed In the balances h
and found wanting." The Babylonian 01
kingdom, so far from advancing hu- tl
man Interests, had really retrograded ?
from the original type. Another na- 9i
tlon-Medo-Persla?would be given a
trlaL Later, the Grecians were given
universal empire; still later, the Romans;
and finally God permitted what "
was styled the "Holy Roman Empire." ..
Each of these has proven Its Insutfl- .
clency?Its Inability to bring to the
world the blessing which God declares ^
shall ultimately abound when Mes- *
slab's true reign shall be Inaugurated. ^
Every Man's Work to Be Tried. rj
We have said tlint Jews and Chris- g
tians. because of covenant-relationship ei
with God. are now on trial?being
InHo'oil TTn#1 It nnt hrw>n for tlio nor
seditions which have come to the jj>
Jews they would not today he n separate
and distinct people as God de- I y
signed, and hence they would not be j
ready as a people to receive and lie I
the first to participate In the glorious '
blessings of the-Messianic Kingdom. !a
In proportion as they maintain loyalty isi
to their Law and confidence in tlie tl
promises of God they will be prepared 'd
for the fulfilment of these great prom- |S(
ises which are still theirs?earthly !
promises of restitution, etc.?Acts ill, L
1ft O'J. Teolnli vvvif .
While God's promises to the Jews
pertulu to the earthly phase of the C
Kingdom and ii
its blessings. f<
**'9 promises to s
IClIcovenanted j ^
WjMjmmgtAE^ma Christians are j
spiritual, hear- I
SeM5 enly. These reISTAPLE
FOOWM spond to God's 1
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"Gather togeth- jv
''i"00'808#^^ or My saints un- ;tl
[ 2325,0000001 to Me, those who ;
have mado a ,
covenant with
1908 Statistics for Me by sacri- ia
United States. flc<;.? That cove- |
nant to sacrifice earthly things will t
lie rewarded with henvenlv thincrs.
In proportion ns they aye faithful to?
their covenant of sacrifice they will
be rich toward God in faith and in ,
works. The riches of grace and spir- , \
% the fult attainment of which will j.
come in the First Resurrection, are :
often associated now with poverty and |
Borrows of an earthly kind. The
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TAX NO'
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The Tax books will bo open (or be c
day of October, 1911, to the 31st day of
and from the first day of Jan. 1912, to th<
addition of 1 percent, penalty for Januar
ruary, and 6 percen penalty for March.
Levy for State purposes
Levy for Ordinary County purpo 8e
Levy for R. R. Bonds
Levy for Public Rodrs
Levy for Past Indebctness
Levy for Constitutional Sshool..
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TOTAL. LEVY
Cheraw Graded School Special Sc
Marburg " "
Orange Hill " " #
Ruby " "
Wamble Hill "
Elizabeth " "
Mt.Croghan " "
Old Store " "
Center Grove " "
Friendship " "
MIddendorf " " "
McBoe " "
Patiick
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
CrosB Roads " "
New Hope "
Wexford
Five Forks " "
Plains
Jefferson
Pageland " "
Bear Creek " "
Bethesda
Cat Pond 1 "
ofisiay wgw immmim m i
Chesterfield ?- " "
Cheraw Township for Roads
Commutatilon Road Tax is $2.00 and
March, 1912.
I will arrange my rounds later.
w. a. Doug
Sept. 15th, 1911
eavenly things are to be attained I THI
illy by those who sacrifice earthly
lings. Hearken to the Master's I
ords: "Whoever will live godly shall
uffer persecution." ?ign
All Reap as They 8ow.
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AVUilUft 4UOJOIHU iiivUoailu jr *7411 I
Jlgn of righteousness the world will
e dealt with and brought to its
udgment. its testing, its crisis. But
will be a righteous testing or crisis. In
iving to all mankind a fair test as ?f c
> loyalty to God. In that glorious jjna
Ipoch Satan will be bound and the |lon
stters of sin and death now upon our ; j
ace will be broken, and all will be i <a"
rnnted full opportunity of gaining : inK
ternal life. | Kit*e
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NO REASON FOR IT. ;nai]
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k'lien Cheraw Citizens Show the Cer- tion
tain Way Out
There can be no just reason why Prof
ny reader of this will continue to *ar'1
uffer the tortues of an aching back,
tie annoyance of urinary disorders,! ufa(
angers of kindey ills whfn help is|
0 near at hand and the most positive) 550."
roof given that they can be relieved. Ci
Load what a Cheraw citizen says: mor
John B. Walters, Kershaw street, mar
Iheraw, S. C.t says: "1 take pleasure una
1 recommending Doan's Kidney Pills I 1
f hnrn nend tlinin ipifh irnml I ^
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ults. I was subject to attacks of j 8tnJ
lackache and my kidneys did not! pou
fork -as they should. Doan's Kidney pret
'ills were procued from the Cheraw that
>rug Co. and it did not take long for Per'
hem to relieve me I am well pleased
I'ith the results obtained from the *he.
reel
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For sale by all dealers. Price r?0c. an<j
"oster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. sole beei
igents for the United States. woi
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ake no other. pou
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Thoughtful Child. -j?
A little boy whose grandmother had mnj
fust died wrote the following letter, cjin
which he duly posted: "Dear Angels? of
We have sent you grandma. Please loqN
irivp hor n hnrn tn rilnv no uhft la
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Bhort-winded nud cannot blow a trumpet."?
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TICE
:ollection of taxes from the 15th
December, 1911, without penalty,
e 15th day of March, 1912 with an
y, 1 per cent, penalty for Feb
0*3*; mms
s B%, mills
l\ft mills
2 mills
1% mills
3 mills
18% mills.
bool 2% mills Bonds 1%
3
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THE POLITICAL SITUA^^^BI
iftoent Between
Aotivity Losses
Growers Arouses the
the appointment of a delegatlootton
throwers at the North Car?
state fair recently, with instruc
s to attend the meeting in New Or
s having for its purpose tbe bold
by farmers and others of a con
rable proportion of this year's cotcrop
and tbe curtailment of next
's acreage. Is to be found one of
ly indications of dissatisfaction ex115
over the nreaent nol11l/>u 1 rai??.
ship to the price of cotton.
Is said that President Tnft's recl ity
campaign and the Underwood
ff hills not only adversely affected
?ral business during the year 1011.
specifically caused the cotton man
Hirers to lose, by shrinkage and
cased volume of trade, between
000.000 and $100,000,000.
Ippled and with a prospect of
e tariff agitation in 1012, cotton
infacturers have naturally been
ble to make purchases of cotton
he usual way. with the result that.
1 a full crop, political agitation has
ited a decline in the price of the
?le thus far from 14 cents pe .
nd to 0 cents oe?* nound. with man I
llctions from well posted quarter
t 11 inuoh lower range will be ex
enced.
Is further. claimed that wlthou
extra session for the discussion o
prodty the Underwood tariff men?
) would not have been Introducer
In consequence there would hav?
a but little probability that eottoi
lid have declined under the fore
i full crop lower than cents pc
nd Instead of registering In prlclow
water mark for years, as I
s today.
he farmers In the south and the
infocturerr of cotton generally are
rglng up a loss on this year's crop
not less than $175,000,000, which
i they claim Is directly trncoable to
tJenl Influence.
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