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x w Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy The Children’s Favorite •• *OU HE8— Coughs, Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough. Thli remedy U famous for It* cure* orer • large part of the civilized world. It can always ne depended upon. It contain* no opium or other harmful drug and may be given a* confidently to a baby a* to an adult Price 25 cts; Large Size, 60 Cts. Calm age Sermon fly Rev. Prink Dc Witt Tilmafe. D. D. Jl bled all the way there. lie grumbled ed Into that city and began to cry,' oldest of cities, linked with sacred truth while he delivered his prophecy. He grumbled at the outcome of his proph ecy. He grumbled when he sat upon the hillside overlooking the city. Lie grumbled when the gourd was taken away. He would have grumbled If the leafy sunshade had remained open, just as he grumbled wbeu It withered away. In other words. Jonah was grumbling with his surroundings, just as some of us are grumbling with our surround ings merely because we are not will ing to obey God’s commandments. When you and I get out of touch with God, every flower we see will become a weed, and every living creature that Los Angeles. Cal.. Jan. 20.—In this •ennon the preacher gives a new Inter pretation to the rebellion of Jonah, the g| p8 a j X)U j ug W |jj i )e tt hornet thrust- prophet, and shows that when our own a gtlng, and every sunbeam will hearts are out of tune with God and have a blasting heat, and every wind nature life Is full of discord and dis- will be a sirocco hissing and moaning satisfaction. The text is Jonah Iv. 9. over a desert of sand. Jonah was not "Doest thou well to be angry?” »n«ry with the withered leaf. He was 'Vet forty days and Nineveh shall be And classic fable from thy earliest dawn, destroyed!’ pandemonium reigned ev- name "The Beautiful." erywbere. The people got us frighten* i In other words, Jonah was God's sol ed us a lot of fawns being chased by dier doing barrack duty. His barracks the falcons which are trying to pick were In one of the most delightful sea- out their eyes. They immediately fell port towns of the world. But after he down upon their knees and begun to had stayed there awhile and made his pray. I was the biggest man in that circle of friei Is and was Just begiu town. What 1 said was quoted by ev- ning to enjoy himself the word of the ery lip. But now God has gone back Lord came to him and said, "Arise, go upon that prophecy. The forty days to Nineveh, that great city, and cry have passed, and every wall Is stand- against it, for their wickedness is come log. and the homes are all filled with up before me." In other worda, God happy families. He has ruined all my said unto his prophet soldier: "Gird on prophecy business. If I go back Into thy armor, mighty prophet. Go forth Nineveh, the little children will follow to battle. Draw the sword of faith and Do Ton Open Your Mouth Like a young bird and gulp down what ever forxl or medicine may beotTcred you f Or. do you want to know something of the composition and character of that which you take into your stomach whether as food or medicine ? Most intelligent and sensible people now-a-days insist on knowing what they employ whether as food or as medicine. Dr. Pierce believes they have a perfect right to tn*t#t upon such knowledge. So he publishes, broadcast and on each bottle- wrapper, what his medicines are made of and verifies it under oath. This he feels he can well afford to do because the more the Ingredients of which his medicines are made are studied and understood the more will their superior curative virtues me and laugh at me. “But It displeased strike at my enemies. Go Into the dta Jonah exceedingly, and he was very del of sin called Nineveh, the great be appreciated angry.” Angry for what? Because capital of the north.” | Forthecureofwoman’specnliarweak- God had saved a city? No. Angry be^ Now. what happened? Jonah began nesses. Irregularities and derangements, cause the people might not think him a to make excuses. I think I hear him great prophet, as they did a few days say: “Lord God, why dost thou coin age when he cried out, "Yet forty days mand me to go to Nineveh? Dost thou Sometimes I am Inclined to think an J^[ au< * - N, * neve b shall be destroyed!” and want to kill me? Dost thou want to yet. my brother, 1 want to ask you a destroy me? Nlueveh Is at least 700 THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP Q that Jonah Is the most famous char acter of tlie Bible next to Jesus Christ. There are many people who know nothing about Abraham or Samuel or David or Isaiah who know all about ful, Hellish self. He was out of tune with the divine nature, and therefore he was out of harmony with everybody and everything. Out of Hnrmony. My friend, you know exactly what 1 question. Is Jonah’s sinful, childish miles to the northeast of Joppa. In anger any different from the mean, order to travel toward it I will have to giving rise to frequent headaches, back ache, dragging-down pain or distress In lower abdominal or pelvic region, accom panied, ofttimes, with a debilitating, pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp toms of weakness, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is a most efficient remedy. It Is equally effective in curing painful despicable and repugnant Jealousies cross the deserts and be attacked by {^^3 ^n^^n^preparin^the^ystem 1 © 1 ? of many of our modern Christian work- the wild beasts and be bunted by the the expectant mother for baby’s coming, the wonderful story of Jonah and the am driving at. You know when you whale. That one incident In his ca- get out of harmony, with God every- reer has made him the most famous thing that Is about you Irritates yau. or s ? Bedouin robbers, who are more merci- Here, for instance, are an ohl minister less and ferocious than wild beasts, and an old church which for years Besides, Lord, I must go alone. 1 will have occupied the mast influential po.si certainly die if I have to go." Then For all Coughs and assists in •xpelling Colds from the sys tem by gently moving the bowels. A certain relief for c >up an ' whooping-c ' ;h. Nearly all other cough cures are const i pat ing, especially those contain! ng Or iates^fi* Kennedy’s Laxative Honey <5i Tar moves the bowels, contains no Opiates. The Red Clover Blos som ar 1 the Horey Bee is on every bottle. of the prophets. His fame is due not Why, only last week you had an ilius- tj OI ) ju the religious life of a small city. Jonah, in his own mind, began to con so much to the disciples of Christ as to the enemies of Jesus. No sooner does a man brought up in a Christian home begin to listen to the enemies of the Bible and get ready to cut adrift from tration of tiiis fact. Tbe supper was ended. You were in the midst of the children’s frolic and fun. No one was having a happier time than yourself. Suddenly the doorbell rang. An old friend came in and said: "Harry, I Most of the wealthy and prominent jure up difficulties. He piled them up men of that town go to that church, and up until at last he said: "I will not go No. I won’t. God has no right to ask me to make this sacrifice.” Theu, as he makes this sinful resolve. ail past Christian associations thau lie have a fine financial scheme. II you will go iu with me, >ve can make $.>.uoo One day there comes into that town a young minister who takes a broken down church upon a side street. It is almost a mission. So Idenly Hn- power of tin* Holy Spirit comes down upon KENNEDY'S uffiS i < ON I UMNO mnm f Pa ‘i. Ai PRKPXRF.D AT THK I.AHORATORY OP E. C. DeWITT & CO., CHICAGO, U. For ajle oy Cherokee Drug Co., Gaffney; L Allison, Cowmen*. 8. A. NOTICE OF SALE. Ry virtue of a decree of foreciusure and partition of the Court of Common Pleas of Cherokee county in the case •f Alfred Gore, et al, plaintiffs vs. Gertrude Fowler, defendant, I will •ell at Gaffney before the court house 4oor during the legal hours for sales, •n salesday Monday. February 4th, 1907, the following described prop •rty. to-wit: All that certain lot. parcel or tract, •f land, being and situated in said •ounty and State, containing one hundred and forty five (145) acres, more or less, known as the "Thomp aon place," bounded by lauds of \V. R. Lipscomb, on the north; by lands hunts up the book of Jonah and sets out to prove that the Bible is a pack oV absurdities by holding up the slory Tritfr Mrlc R« <l<rnl.) of this recreant prophet to ridicule. It is very easy to ridicule this story, ery shallow men devoid of logic or the power of analysis can do that. It serves as a handle of attack on the Bible, winch can he used by any man ! -who hates the Bible for its uncompro mising attitude against sin and dis likes it for demanding of every man repentance and faith. Perhaps if Jo nab bad told tin* people of Nineveh what had happened to him they would have l.-i't bed at that instead of put ting on aekdoth. Do not let us be led aside i:!i<> such foolishness or in any 1 way to lay rexs on this Incident. Per haps if we knew more about the story and the niiin who wrote it and Jonah himself we might find that there was no difficulty ul all in it. It is a waste of time to dwell upon It when the moral of what the writer wants to teach is so obvious—that when God apiece.” “But, Charlie," you say, "is that square?" "Bosh!" answers your friend. "Business is not made up ol Sunday school locals. If we do not do this, some other fellow will." "Well, you answer, "all right; go ahead. 1 will stand by you." Your friend hur ries out of the house saying: "All right. Goodby. I must clinch tbe bargain. he looks out of bis window, and he sees a ship at anchor. It was taking that little congregation. It grows and on its last bale of cargo. It was just grows. It widens its influence. It be ready to sail for Tarshlsh. That was gins to gather in the young j eople by the ancient name for the modern eoun- scores and hundreds. The lit;le church try of Spain. And so lie got into a is now packed to the doors. The grow- rowboat and pushed out to tbe ship iug congregation has to move into a and set sail for the west instead of set- larger building. Its influence grows ting out to travel over the Assyrian wider and wider until it spreads out deserts to tbe northern capital of Nine- over tbe state and the nation. Do that veh. And, my brother, you know as old minister and that old established well as I know that the reason most He is gone in a flash. You went hack e!um*h clasp hands and rejoice at the of us flee our Niuevehs is because we to the sittn.g romi. Everything was now different. Tbe frolic was now dis cordant to your nerves. You took out your watch and snapped it shut and said sharply: "Children, stop Unit rack et. It is time to go to bed." Your wife said something, and you answered her crossly. All night lo;,g you tossed and tumbled, or wbeu you did sleep it was a troubled sleep. The next morning when you arose the sun was shining ju t as b.ightly as ever for others, but not for you. There was a dense fog arouu 1 you. The brenkfast left a bad taste in your mouth. When yon got into the car you grumbled ecuu e a tat man had the calls a man to a work it is useless to evade tin* duty, and if he does try to impudence to sit down beside you and evade it be will be brought back to it (]j(] nut give you room enough to by some means, ordinary or extraor- stretch out your elbows. When you dimity. entered tin* store you began to find Having spoken these few words iu fault right and left. Nothing seemed to the way of introduction. I want to please you. Everything seemed to rub dwell on one of the most remarkable you the wrong way. “Oh.” the employ er Sallie Lipscomb on the south and characteristics of that obstinate and ees whiskered, "hotier look out today, west and on the east by lands of wayward prophet's mind. After Jonah The wind is from tbe east. The governor John H. Lipscomb and Luther Bon- had gone to Nineveh and told the peo- ig on the warpath." And this condition pie of Nineveh that unless they re went on for days. What was the mat pented and turned from their sins they ( er with you. my brother? Why was would all be destroyed the Niuevltes everything wrong in th,* him * and on put on sackcloth and ashes and repent- the street car and In the store? Why ed. Then God. mercilully noting that were the blue heavens black for you? on know. God neveii, and you ■er Also a lot of land south of the road leading from Goucher Creek church, known as the Morris land, contain ing three (3) acres, more or loss. Said lands have been re surveyed and went to Tarshish. God showed you a plain, simple Christian duty, and you refused to do it. platted Into two convenient tracts repentance, said that he would not de- Need 1 tell you why?- Y which can he seen in the clerb’s of- B t ro J’ them. Then Jonah petulantly told you to go to Nln ice and wdll be offered In separate A ew * nto 11 violent rage. "There, lots and then as a whole, and If It he said, “my work of prophecy Is all should sell for more when offered as gone for naught! Thou. (> God, hast a whole than senaratelv then the sale made a laughingstock of me. I told •a a whole shall be taken and con- the Niuevites they would perish In for- •Id'Ted the legal sale. ty days. Now thou sayest they can TERMS OF SALE: One-third jj ve who will listen to my warnings cash, and the balance In one and two j n future?" So angry Jonah goes off multitudes which are being saved in the church just around the corner? Perhaps so. But. as a rule, such old established churches act very much as Jonah did when Nineveh was being saved. They act just as did most of (lie old conservative churches of Lon don when Charles II. Sj u geon started his work there, and when Joseph Par ker started his work, and when Row’ laud IPil started his work, and when John Wesley started his work. These old conservative churches wanted sin ners to l*e saved in their own way or they did not wish them saved at all. Sel H««h iiesN In Ohnr«-l)<»s. Oh. that we could one and all so sink our selfish personalities in gospel work that we did not care by what means the sinners should he led to the cross, as long as the wayward and the lost were able thereby to find Christ! Hen ry Ward Beecher once gave this beau tiful parable of how we should all get above our own selfish contentions and live only that Jesus might lie glorified: "One day three nature philosophers went out Into the forest and found a nightingale’s nest. Immediately they began to discuss the habits of the bird, its size and the number of eggs it lays. One pulled out of his pocket a treatise of Burton, and another one of Cuvier, and the third one of Audubon. They read and they disputed till at length are not willing to make tbe sacrifices God wants us to make. Why lie Hehellctl. Rut 1 cannot close this sermon with out noticing another fact. Jonah was angry because God repented of the evil that he had said he would do unto the Ninevites and lie did not. Why? Because these Ninevites were gentiles and not Jews. In tin* sight of Jonah they belonged to the barbarians. He would not have cared so much if they had been Hebrews, as he was a He brew. But they belonged to a class outside of bis own nationality. And from time immemorial the Hebrews always looked upon their God as their own God exclusively. Thus, by ac cepting this repentance of the Nine vites. God was practically saying: "Jo nah, I am a God to the Hebrew. Jo nah, I am a God to the Egyptian. Jo nah. 1 am a God to the white and to the black and to the yellow skinned and to the Malay. I am God to all peo ples, of all classes „pecta thus rendering childbirth safe and com paratively painless. The "Favorite Pre scription" is a most potent, strengthening tonic to the general system and to the organs distinctly feminine in particular. It is also a soothing and invigorating gervinc and cures nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, ciiorea or St. Vitus’s dance, and other distressing nervous symptoms at tendant upon functional and organic dis eases of the distinctly feminine organs. A ho-t of medical authorities of all the several schools of practice, recommend each of the several ingredients of which "Favorite Prescription” is made for the cure of the diseases for which it is claimed to be a cure. You may read what they say for yourself by sending a postal card request for a free hook t of extracts from tie* leading autlior ii to Doctor R, V. Pierce Inv:i!ids’ Hotel and Surgical In stitute. Buffalo. N. Y., and it will come to you by return post. FINAL DISCHARGE. j » Notice Is hereby given to all co*- e rued that we shall apply to Hon. T E Webster, Probate Judge, for Cherokee County. South Carolina, at his office. Gaffney, S. C., on Monday, January 28, 1907. at 19 a. m . for final sett ement and discharge as execn- tors of the estate of C .B Byars, de ceased. Ail persons holding claims against said estate will present the same du ly attested to the undersigned on or before said day of settlement, at !• o’clock a. m. P R. Byars, N W. Hardin. Executors Estate C. B. Byars, de ceased. Pith, in Gaffnev Ledger. Jau. 4, 11, 18. and 25th. 1907. ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” And I see Jonah sitting upon that hillside. I hear him say with angry lip: “Nay. Lord, nay. If thou art to be a God to the Hebrew, then be a God to the Hebrew race alone.’’ Are we not all Jonahs? Do we not want to hem in the work of Jesus to NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that on Sat urday. January 20. 1907. I will apply to Hon J E. Webster, Probate Judges at ids office at the court house la Gome unto me. all Gaffney. S C.. at l'» o'clock a. m., for a final discharge as executor of tha estate of Albn W. Holt, deceaseds All persons holding claims against said estate must appear and present the same on or before said tlmj or ba forever barred J. G. Holt, As executor Estate of Allen W. Holt, deceased Pub. in Gaffnev Ledger Jan. 4, It. years equal installments, with in terest from day of sale, secured by bond and mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for all papers and recording. J. Eb. Jefferies. Cl’k C. C. Pi’s. Pub. Jan. 18, 25 and Feb. 1. TAX RETURNS. , The office will be opened on the first day of Januray. 1907. for the purpose of receiving returns of art taxable property for the year 1907 I will be In the Auditor's office a Gaffney from tbe first day of Jan nary 1907 to the 5th day of Januan 1907. I will be at Blacksburg. Thursday and Friday 24 and 25 from 10 A M to 3 P M Buffalo school house. Saturday, 2f from 10 A. M. to 3 P M Allens. Monday, 28 from 10 A. M to 3 P. M Grassy Pond. Tuesday. 29 from H' A M to 3 P M. At the office at Gaffney till the 20th of February. 19.)7, at which time tbi time expires without the penalt) All persons are required at the tlm*- of making returns to state In what school district they live. W. D, Camp. Auditor. Dr.KIng's New LifePllls The best In +he world. TNI ORIQINAL LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP KENNEDY’S LAXATIVE HONEY-TAR M CtlVW aiMMB ant Hoary Bae oa Erary Baida. FOimHONEY^IAR upon the hillside overlooking the city of Nineveh aud there sulks aud sulks and pouts aud pouts. He said: “I knew It. I know God would not destroy them. And now my business of proph esying Is ruined forever. No oue will believe me.” Then God speaks to Jo nah the words of my text. “Doest thou well to be angry?” So I ask you today the same words. "Doest thou well to be angry?" A Keuiurltable (tueatlon. Now, why did God say unto Jonah, “Doest thou well to be angry?” "Oh,” you answer, "that is very simple. You have not quoted the whole of the pas sage. The Bible says. ‘Doest thou well to be angry for the gourd?’ While Jonah was upon that hillside overlook ing ttie city he sat under the shadow of a broad leaf that spread Itself out as an umbrella over his head. This leaf had a mushroom growth. It grew up In a night. It grew so rapidly that you could almost see It grow If you watched It. But. like all quick grow- IIO W to Cirt Itllfllt. My brother, do you want to see tbe sun shim* agiiu? Do you want to as sociate witli loving gentle, kind peo ple? Would you have your pathway strewn with flowers and your heaveu melodious with songs? Then get right with God. Got right with your better and truer self. Undo at once the wrongs you have done your neighbors. When the Russian engineers were plan ning the railroad line between St. Pe tersburg and Moscow, for personal and selfish reasons they planned to make the track bend this way and that. When they brought their plans to Em peror Nicholas, he looked at them a moment. Then he laid a ruler upon the map and drew a straight line be tween the two cities as he answered, “Y’ou will construct the line so.” Thus God, draws for us a straight line of duty, and until we are willing to fol low that straight line of our own ac cord we will never be in harmony with the divine will. But we must not halt here. Jonah’s anger stands as the symbol of the small souled Christian that we see I the quarrel ran so high over the empty our owu s0< ‘' a * an( ^ national cliques? ig an( j 25th.. 1907. nest that they got red In the face and Do not 80,ue of ,,s Ra y ; “ What ls the woods rang with their conflict, when. lo. out of the green shade of a neighboring thicket the bird Itself, roused aud disturbed by these noises, begins to sing. At first its song is soft NOTICE OF SALE. the good of sending missionaries to China? Let China keep on worshiping its Idols if if wishes We are not re- v , of a decree of partltlo . sponsible for what China does. Do and sa , e of , he Co „ rt of C ommo« we waat our , ' hrist t0 bt ‘ of Pleas for ch»rokee count/ In the casR and low; then it rises and swells, and tb( * harIot , and thp ,aboror ^ the «>f W- J Harris, et a] against WofforA black man? Are we trying with an Harris, et al. I will sell at Gaffney waves of melody ticSit up over tbe trees and fill the air with tremulous music, rhen the entranced philosophers, sub dued and ashamed of their quarrel, shut their books and walk home with out a word. So men around the empty sepulcher of Christ have wrangled about the forms of religion, about creeds and doctrines and ordinances, intense yearning desire to bring all so- before the court house door, during eial classes Into our churches and have the legal hours for sales on salesday, the poor and the unfortunate worship Monday February 4th. 1907, the fol lowing described property, tawlt: An that lot or parcel of land In tJrt countv and State aforesaid situated on head waters of Sarratt’s creek, bounded by lands of John Rupp*, John Mosteller. W. J. Harris and A* sometimes on a throne or in a bishop’s Ing fungi. It withered away even more chair, who says: “If the world cannot quickly than It grew. While the proph- be saved through me. then I shall i o et sat upon the hillside this leafy all In my power to destroy IL If 1 can- umbrella suddenly shrank and fell, not make all Christians surround my Then the hot Assyrian sun beat down chancel or study my catechism or 11»- upon his unprotected head, and be was ten to my preaching, then I will do ev- overcome by tbe heat He had a sun- erythlng In my power to debar them stroke. He fainted dead sway. When from entering any other church or he came to, he was mad. He prac- studying any other catechism or listen- . _ . . . tn Bo»U, M ,d. -O God I f Ml » m. T to other pr«,ehl„, Wh.t w. ZZ*.'™ able I wish I were dead.’ And I do want in religious work la a great not blame him. With parched Ups and church trust. And tbe man whom we Christ by our side In our own church pews? Mlneveh’a Fate. As I come to the end of this sermon I want to lead you for a moment wltb- when Christ himself, disturbed bv their !“ the n,l " llt - v ^ all8 of th | 9 * reat ca P- nFe Ruppe, containing forty four (44) discords slugs to them out of heaven ,tal of t,ie north ' 1 want you to ** acres, more or less, discords, sings to mem out or uea\en ^ mlgL ^ river8 tLat flow through It TERMS OK SALE: One-half ca* I want you to see Its dams and sluices and the balance in twelve monthn and great canals. I want you to see from day of sale secured by moith Its castles and walls and palaces and Rase of the premises with latere* temples. Nineveh was not a village. Purchaser to pay for all papers Nineveh was the mightiest capital of the east. It covered an area of over 400 square miles. I want you to see the princes aud princesses and nobles and common people now Jostling each other. I want you to hear the songs of praises as they sing them to the great God who has forgiven them their "A Busy Medicine for Bu y Peoot*r •Ins. Then 1 want to tell you that this Bnnej Gulden Heuitn u.id Rc..ewe(i Vigor. mlcrhtv neonle and this mtgtatv citv A opecblc for Constipation. Indigestion, lint mignty people anu mis mignty city, #nd Ktdney troubles. 1 imples. Eczem*. Inusw* after they had heard the warning call of Jonah and repented of their sins, fell again Into sin. Their last sins were of love and peace and joy in the Holy Ghost till they are ashamed of their conflicts and go quietly and meekly to their duties.” May we well heed the message of the great poet-preacher of Fly mouth pulpit. May we be enabled to cease our sectarian conflicts. May we not strive to lift our sectarian creeds above the cross. May we cease to be bigoted and selfish Jonahs. May our one joy he to see men and women come to the cross. May we care not by what means sinners come as long us they are saved. Lord God. teach us to sink self that thy Son. our Saviour, may be glorified before men. Why Jonah Fled. recording. J Eh. Jefferies, Cl'k. C. C. Pi’s. Pub. Jan. 18. 25 and Feb. 1. HOuLlSTER’S Rocky Mduntair. 'ea Nuggets lliood. Bad Breath. SluggUh Bowel*. Headache and Backache. Its Kocky Mountain Tea in lab el tom. 35 cent* a box. Uenuins made Hollisi bu Ditco Comi'anv. Madison, Wla But why was It that Jonah fled away wonje ^ thelr forme r Mm. Twocen- GOLDEN Nl HGETS FOR SALl 0W PEOPtfi from Nineveh, and why did he sail for , ater ln ^ B c 0od wlped out that city on account of thoae sIm from the face of the earth and so obllt- Tarshlsh? I want io show you why he shirked bis duty. To show tbe cause show us how we may flee the results of that aln. Jonah wanted to be God’s prophet, but he wanted to.be a gospel crated It that for over a thousand ysars no one knew where this mighty capital of the east had stood. It dlsappsarsd overheated brow and excruciating want at tt» head of that great church J^, dl without bavin* to meet the BQOre completely than did Pompeii on pains chasing themselves up and down trust Is a man of our own dsnomlna- an( j trials and sacrifices of • ** r burnin * volcanic Vaau- ‘“"VT* “ 00 " “ 1 * cU< " 10 wort * “ 1 ««-P*l warrior. I boll.T. all tkla caa | There Is no sun hotter on earth than and mine are not going to get tbe be irubatantiated by studying tbs geo- 1* disappeared so completely that though Xenopboa in 400 B. C. lad his great army over Its ancient alta, be —id not tell where the peo pie ef Sen nacherib's capital had dwelt Set She Nineveh, we who have once rspMtsd «f our tins may fall agate late ate and be eternally destroyed. May God grant that tbs apostasy of a Nineveh or a Judas shall net be ear the Assyrian sun. The old site of Nine- for saving tha world, then 1 and «„hi«T ooaitton of the moatMOital Lit .id P lL? 7 «J ** worid from b#,nf h7 Kuyunjlk were — of tbe wonders the heat and t^ of courts, made that exactly the poeltfen of Jonah «f the worId. him mentally and spiritually sick al- when be got angry with God bscause Jonah was then living at tbs beautl Oh no mT Wroth** •*« c®P*®ted of the evil that be ful seaport town of Joppa, the present Oh. no, my brother, you are wrung- bad said he would do uate tbe Nine- entrance to tbe Holy Land. Tbe town Jonah was not angry so much with the and h , dld !t not? : sad wmmkiy HAWTg folding up of that great leaf which i cared *t home wide protected him as an umbrella as he « i . «» SaS-JS-WlE wo With hlmwlf. Th, r«nl iB. if. WOOLLBY, M.D. was a mere Incident. God told him to i anew ix. nereiwaa.no alts upon the high ctlflh. It Is ona of tbe moot beautiful spots of the world. To the west are the bread waters of ^>1 ritual doom. May we, one and all. tbs Mediterranean. Tbs waves were every day of our lives continue to fight PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM in* and brautiflM W* halt CBmmm Promt*** a loiunaal M*wer Pall* to B ^ T Bair to it* YoutUfa 1 Cum artip ci « a hair I0c,and * it FM£fSH(WEMAK BANNER 8 A LVE the moat heeling salve In the wHS* FDlZttHONED'tfftK Ibr •hUdrmmt safe, aurm. Mm i iotM. Pryor street! vin*wah h« wowm t greatest prophet In all tha east The datelng over the rocks and tumbling the good fight of faith as did Paul. MLK|Nft*S NEW DISCOVERY go to Nineveh. He would not go to ever , wbert ^ afUr ma . m .pray at bis feet To the east rose who was the mightiest servant of ™ _ _ RXEYSKIimEYCURE Kodol Dyspepsi •tn what you a Caro xn , __ ... everywhere ran after me. in spray at his feet To tbe east rose who was the mlghtli— —„ _ neve T °* n ' every man who whenever I lifted up my voice I could the mighty mountains. There were the Christ that ever lived. He said, “I does w ” >n «. f ot • n * r J and out of see man s cheeks pale and their limbs gardeM and the vineyards and the or keep undei my body and bring It Into sorts with nli higher and better nature tromble. They ware afraid to hsvo me ebarda. There were the ships coming subjection lest that by any msans And When he got angry with himself ipe »i t one word lest I might hurl a and going. There wm everything at when I have preached to others I my- be got angry with all his surround- girine thunderbolt at them. I gloried Joppa to make life pleasant and happy, gelf should be a castaway.” Art thou Ings Aud when finally he had to go | a my power. When I want to faroff Lovely people. Edenlc surround'oga, becoming a spiritual castaway? “Doost to Nineveh under compulsion, as a Nineveh, even there the people had all. all were there, for, as tbe poet thou well to be angry with God?” •lave Is driven to his task, ha gram- heard of my fame. And when I enter- wrote. 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