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. jgggj^qgSeiE 2 I j ---gfUPJE^f?i0 ILT THOU THAT WE COMMAND | FIRE? I ( Luk? 9:51-56?October 25 L v- It cumc to i,'H* irh< n thi lau* vrrt iMl^nigh ior><(. that ht thctn'd tt rccflwd f>, he utad't'tlf, t<t hit fa e t< y, la ern*<:ltw ai.d nut tntsnnyi \it<,re fco acc." ?*HIS wt-ok b study relator na inv idont which o-crm-d on the J', occasion of "in Lord* jour ! ? iey from 'Jaliiee to Jeiu>;u?m just I, Deform bis vrueihxien lie knew that * his ~i\W was :omc-; thai In* saeri' Scla. :.'e of *li:> and i half years should be accom: dished. The < Jr.-at Teacher was full of courage. "But of the people 'here wer?- n uie with hltn" In the sense of sytnj athetie upprociatlon of the conditions. True, he had Informed the twelve Apostles respecting the consummation of his work and Its nearness, but they had been slow to believe all the things written in the 1 Law and the prophecies concerning him. Their minds naturally grasped the* glorious things spoken of the MesW. 6lah They were So busy thinking of 4 his glorious Kingdom, and of their glo f rious association wltb him in that Kingdom, that 'hoy failed to note the other prophecies who h. with equal dis* tinetness, foretold his sufferings and Ignominy. Similarly, they overlooked the Master's own words concerning bis death. They thought of him as speaking in some figurative. hy|**it>olic mauner. And Peter even attempted to rebuke him, saying, "lie this far from thee. Lord; it shall uot happen unto thee." Refused by the Samaritans Another account intimates that James and John visited the Samaritan city for the purchase of bread and supplies the party. The Samaritans reeog ed them and iu?piired. would the t Teacher recognize the SamariPrnnd lieal their sickness or would wi.'at them as Jews in general treat. em?unkindly? The.v believed the P . The Ap istles frankly told them I **the Jjreat Teacher was sent only & " ? Jewish nation and would not Be to heal their sick oues, because Bfis "not sent save to the lost sheep e house of Israel." tnrally enough the Samaritans reBp -d tiiis and were angry. They E' Very well. Buy bread from the fc gAie whom you instruct and whose you heal. w John and St. James were greatly ansed at this. Was not Jesus the -f est Teacher? Was he uot the - - " ? L- . V. + .13n .' tiau Ue U?1V. US SU' Li, VIJ^ to determine the will of God reputing who should and who should Wjreceive his beuefactlons? With answer they came to Jesus and. ?Jlng the circumstances, asked, PJlt thou that we command flre to me down from heaven to destroy se men and their city?" J What Spirit Ara Ye Of? listen with keen Interest for the cter's response. As we once view the matter ot the Divine program would have seemed right for the reat Teacher to say to the Apostles, ever mind, my dear Disciples; wait jst a little while and all those Samarans will die and my Heavenly Fa-.or wtn deliver them over to the dev ^ i for ao eternity of torture In com SBLFSOV. jTOZ QFOOV*A&BtrKO fl cssd/mo rowAM> nw c/rr f? J /CYOWff r/tAT VtJ MOV* MAO *^ *1 COSTS. M/S 0*vs- BSJCIACrS CW?4r'*for\ COSTSSSJTS.VZ ''jJa^&e*L&sic. TM/J^ovjimfylZ. ??1 ^?L.SAAfSS. AZ/^/O^AT-^? parison with eternal torture that whict you purpose in tbe way of buruing ui tbeir city and incidentally burning tbem fur a few minutes would be as nothing. 1 appreciate, my dear disci pies, your spirit, that it is God-like tbat you desire to do all the roasting and burning within your power, and I coiumeud you for it Continue to thus copy your God and to cause suffering to as many as possible of your fellow creatures who do not think exactly as you u<>. Was this 'ho answer of the Great Teaeber? Thank God. No! Ili- teach In? was the very reverse?svmpathet lc. loving, kind And he had 'he Fa ther's Spirit and understood it aac followed it perfectly In answer t' their query, we read, "Jesus *urats and rebuked them" and said. "Y< ot^not w!iat spirit ye are <>f Th( ??on of man is not come to destroj men's lives, but to save then.:" "A Savior aid a Great One" The language spoken in Palestine it Jesus' day was the Syriae < ?ne of tin Great Teacher's titles i> The Savior And this, in the Syria*- language. sic nlfies. "The Life-Giver" The whoh world was damned enough befon Jesus came. He came not to damr I (condemn) them more, but that tbet ] through him might have life (John t ! 10; lii. 17). I.lfe! Did they uot have life? So All human life was forfeited througt father Adam's disobedience. All man kind are dying as a result A Life Giver, a Savior from death (and no! from eternal tormeuti, uus what was i needed. The tir>f w* rk of ?!:e <avi< r :s the redetni<tiv?* v.o ?k f t'alvnry. IIi< sec end *.vi-rk K t!. 'i< n of h:?('hur<l to he !:i? t i : i:i tie Kingdom 11 third v.?rl; . ! lo the -ating < ! a<ia:r :iihi n.?. i ? ;n -iami death - r! ???.! ;! *(h -nor.I and |,'iy?iic.'! *.v!.irh '-;iin?father A \ n'- ii -v * njjf A "*CS **?> A^nnC rc? ?{*1 nac*\ 1ret *A*e r-e n. * *? ta cMi r *c i ; -; M(M *11(1 through his children beln? born ir sin ami sliajx-u in iniquity and in sin j coin eivod 1 ?y the mothers. The savin: of the Church is a croa: I work! H<>w faithful ?e should he ii i J wo have heard. if >ur eyes have scon I if our heart* have tasted of the ttra-< ' | of (to.? in this wonderful privilege of I ??>i:ii?sr tac-.iil.f r* of i:..- Pride >f *!srW: (lou-ov.t. wo ^aimot suppose that tin : saving ..f merely a handful of se.o- ' ' ( or..'* i> the purpose ?>f ?;->.l In the --re i tion of the world and in the redeeming of 'ho world, On the contrary, th:> elect "Little Flock" Is spoken of as b first-fruits tiuto rlUd of his creatures' 1 (James i. 18: Uevelatlou xiv, 4.) ThlImplies an after-frultaffe much mor* uumerotts While Ood does not propos# to save anyone out of death and to ilf? ! eternal contrary to the individual will 1 he does propose that every Teatim 'ost In Adam and redeemed l.y Jesu? shall l.e l.ro'mht to n clear knowleds< j of 'he Truth, that they may !?e saved rif- ijix-M prn|?o??? tliaf only ?n?* wjums ly oMurrwo !><> and ?h?*lr los' :v:'! th?* <it lifo?ac tti* A post It 1ccl;i r??s. "everlastins destruction " Reaching the Top in any calling of life demands a vig orous body and a keen brain. With out health there is no success. Bui Electric Bitters is the greates Health Builder the world has evei i known. It compels perfect action oi i stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, pu rifles and enriches the blood, tone; and invigorates the whole systen and enables you to stand the weai and tear of your daily work." Af ter months of suffering from Kidney Trouble," writes W M Sherman o: Gushing, Me, "three bottles of Elec trie Bitters made me feel like a nev man." 50c at M L Allen's. Approaching Marriage. The editor returns appreciative thanks for the following invitatioi i locf u'Qnl/ ? Mr and Mrs H B Elam. Jr invite you to be present at the marriage <>f their daughter Lizzie Walker to Dr Reamer L Cock field Wednesday evening October the twenty-sixjh at half after eight ck Bethany Baptist church Virginia# S100 Reward. S100The readers of this paper will 1< pleased to learn that there is at leas one dreaded disease that science ha: 1 been able to cure in all its stages ' and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrl ; I Cure is the only positive cure nov ' known to the medical fraternity | Catarrh, being a constitutional dis; ease, requires a constitutional treat ' ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is takei . i iternally, acting1 directly upon t : < , blood and mucous surfaces of th? system, thereby destroying tht s foundation of the disease.and givint the patient strength by building u] l the constitution and assisting natur< I in doing its work. The proprietor have so much faith in its curativ* powers that they offer One Hundre< 1 Dollars for any case that it fails t< } cure. Send for list of testimonials 1 Address F J CHENEY & CO. Toledo. 0 ; Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. i m m Twentieth century dialogue? Jones: "How did you travel, by mc 4 tor or train?" Smith: "By neither I 1 Hew." ) ' A Lov* Story. : ! A teacher offeied to her class a . prize for the best 6hort love story. ' Here is one of the results: "A poor man fell in love with a lady whose 1 mother was a rich toy dealer. The poor man could not marry the rich Jady because he had no money. A villain then offered him ?10 if he would become a drunkard. The . poor man needed the money to get married with, so he agreed, but when he got to she beer saloon he 6aid, 'Xo, I will not become a ' j drunkard, even for great riches.' I , On the way home he found a bag of 1 gold. So the young lady married him. It was a splendid wedding. Moral?Virtue is its own reward." ?London Mail. Two Standards. One cf the strangest illustrations of the uj^s and downs of fortune , comes fi 1 Paris. A rich Parisian banker anie reduced through unlucky ii. -stments to the sum of 10,000 fran. x That amount was poverty to hii.i, and, overwhelmed by his loss and the hopelessness of the situation, he committed suicide. The 10,000 francs then fell to his brother, who had been for years a pauper, estranged from his family. But to him such a sum represented incredible riches, and his reason was overthrown. In a moment of delirium he jumped into the Seine and was drowned. , Windmills. Holland is known to all the world as the land of windmills, but very few people know that the windmill did not belong to Europe ' in the first place, but originated among the Saracens. There is, it is believed, no instance of a windmill > being used in Europe until the time of the crusades. In a typical . i u-inrl ilrivon four mill in Asia Mi nor the planes of the wind wheel aro made of a fabric and catch the * ?n.l as do the staysails of a sailing ship. What Puzzled Louie. , Louis Philippe was a wit. What he specially excelled in was the ; clinching of an argument, such as, for instance, his final remark on the death of Talleyrand, lie had ; paid him a visit the day before. When the news of the prince's1 death was brought to him he said: j "Are you sure he is dead ?" "Very sure, sire," was the answer. "Why, did not your majesty himself notice yesterday that he was dy-; ing r" "I did, but there is no judging: from appearances with Talleyrand,and I have been asking Ayself for the last four and twenty hours - what interest he could possibly - have in departing at this particular t moment." i t r A Littl? Abicntminded. f The other day Dixon came out of . his house, walked to the edge of 5 the pavement, threw his right leg j into the air with a vaulting mover ment and fell to the ground. A friend who came along in time' to witness the singular performf ance said to him: "Why, Dixon, whatever do you' mean by 6uch a performance?" f Dixon got up, brushed the dirt from bis garments and, rubbing his ' bruises, said: "1 thought I was getting on ray " bicycle. I forgot that I didn't have 1 it with me."?London Scraps. HILDA THE HELPER !| I IV.?She Sends News to the Paper Hilda the Helper never let a single chance escape her a piece of \ "booming news" to get and SEND 5! IT TO THE PAPER. , | , i s>ip Tipvpr let a chance eo bv to ? - boost the place; she'd gTab it and poke it in the public eye?THE THING BECAME A HABIT. i Hilda the Helper helped herself and likewise all her neighbors to profit in the way of pelf by reason of her labors. ' - 1 rr Falling; Hair Ayer*s Hair Vigor promptly destroys the g that cause falling hair. It nourishes the bulbs, restores them to health. The hair < falling out, grows more rapidly. Does not C We wish yea to positively ant Vigor docs not affect the t degree. Persons with ihe v blond hair may use it freely with ingredientsj Show tnis formula to your d ( AWi For Youi A mission room is best,?i It should include i spread of unbleached li colored rufr of appropri? M ission chairs, a table < a book shelf to ruatca, i .j- m bleached linen with st< and best of all a ST that will insure his havi necessary for his gTowtl Such a room would do ir boy out of bad company. 1 from us. If you only need a and want advice as to how harmonize into a complete M who are all equipped with th Don't forget tie STEA, It is tie most important of superiority. $10.50 to \ hie value for tie money. f . tmmey back if you are not CAROLINA Fl) A Horn This bank is a heme right here .at home to ou Is is a home institution : you good interest on yoi then pay your bills with simqle,convenient and a many advantages of a cl have a reoeipt which cai check, which will be ret -of the payment of the b in this bank to your ere <et or leavte it at home it jjjid let us talk these ma The Pe OF SC ? _ . i Take @ ? : ? ^ ? ? ? ,? fe: ? ? \/ ? ? We have in stock o ? K. Stoves and Rang ,? cause they have "m 0 portant feature. If | O. K. Sto '(&, ~ ~~ " @ you will be satisfied. ? ey's worth. That's ? guarantee them, bei ? 0. K. Try one. Rer ? est Prices and Squai ? @ Farmers' ? KINQSTREE, :?:?:?:@:?:?:?:?:?: Dandruff crms AVer's Hair Vigor hut as promptly destroys tin hair- germs that cause dandruff. It removes ever 4er? trace of dandruff itself, and keeps the scali clean and in a healthy condition. Zolor the l~iair 1 distinctly understand that Ayer's Hair roior of the hair, even to the slightest vhitcst or the lightest and most delicate tout having the hair made a shade darker. Glvcrrin. Quirin. Sodium Chlotid. r,. Sage. Alcohol. Water. Perfume. octor. A?U him what he thinks of it. ( vrnKY i jMrell. ?iHi????a?: pig 11 ii' ! ,'lrfSI 1=1 2 Dor it's more comfortable to lounge in. n white iron bed of simple lines, n#-n ?-ith Kt^noiled t>orders. simnle ite design, a couple of comfortable jr desk of the same Mission design, i chiffonier with a scarf also of un;ncil border, a few good pictures, EARNS & FOSTER MATTRESS ng the sound comfortable sleep so 1 and health. iore than a year of sermons to keep a !t doesn't cost very much,?if you buy piece or two to fill out the equipment, to make prolden oak or other pieces [ission effect come in and ask our clerks e necessary information. RNS & FOSTER MATTRESS. thing of all. It comes in four grade* f22.50 and each grade is the hest fiossiWe sell it on 60 nights guarantee, t absolutely satisfied. RNITIII COMPANY e Institution i institution. Our leans are made 11* good faimers ard business men. for our iheme people. We will pay rr klle funds. Make a deposit and your personal check. It is very afe. Call and we gladly explain the lecking account. You will always nnot be disputed. The endorsed urned to you is incontestible proof ill. Your mcr.ey is safe deposited dit. If ycu cany it in your peekmay Ibe lost or stolen. Ccme in tters over with you. ople's Bank RANTON, S. C. a Look! alllffar6^ | ne solid car load of the 0. ;es. We handle them be? ade good" in every im= j you buy an \ ve or Ranjre You will get your monthe reason we sell and :ause we know they are nember our policy: Lowre Dealings to all. Supply Co., South Carolina ?:?:?:@:?:?:?:@:?:?:?: I | Professional Cards, | M. A. WOODS, DENTIST. Office over Sin^letary Bld(< ^'PHONE NO. 62.^ LAKE CITY, - S, C . jW. Leland Taylor, [ Utw I IS I i | (iffii'i.'"vnl'r vv V Brockitigtcn'# Store If KINGSTREE, - S.C. I 5-21-tf. j AI. D. Xesmith . DENTIST, f LAKE CITY, - - - S. C. j W. L. BASS, i Attorney=at-Law, ' LAKE CITY, S. C. DR. R. J, MCCABE. Dentist. KINGSTPEE, . S.C Laurence H. McCullough, Civil Engineer and Surveyor 1 Road and Drainage Engineering: i Land Surveying and Mapping, i Nesmith P. O., S. C.. I ! J. D. MOUZCN'S BARBER SHOP ? in the? KELLAHAN HOTEL I is equipp d witl: up-to-date ap' nliane<'s. Polite Service. ? ompetent I Workmen. j FOR SALE. I?rick in any quantity to suit purchaa "r. The Unst Dry Tress Machine-made J X EEICZ. v ? Special shapes made to order. Correpondence solicited belore placing you/ ? orders. W. R. FUNK. Land for Sale. One tract of 389 acres, 1<X) " " 50 " ? 41 *1 M One 2-horse fa:m to let, on shares. For information addre-s J H Chapman, M D, 9-8-tf dohnsonville, S C Irrn/Sipl JgltVUlj Am InttfMtiMuI Standard by which all others are being judged. i HAMMERLESS REPEATING SHOTGUN Tbe Latest Browning Patent. __ Six Shots. List Price $s7.00 The raciest lines knova to Shotgun Models. Simple to Take Down. Simpler to Put Together. ^ | Simplest Mechanism hi the World. J8? STEVENS SHOTGUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS ?o?!e in the factory of precision with an accuracy unparalleled in tEe world. @Ask your Dealer. 1 ntHt en seeing the STEVENS. . ?i If he hain't get it. we will send J yro the gun. nntu prepaid, on W gMAreceipt of List Price. $27.00. (W Your Complete Catalog of Steven, Shotguns, Kiliet, Pi,tola, ?nW Afc a, made in the fa.-tv ua factory ViW MoMt of prrc u^cnic seat /ret the day ? JrfL J. STEVENS jg " ARMS & TOOL ? P. 0. Bex 5042. i ^ ? ?Hacker Mfg. Co (5) SI'CC TO jgj GEO, S. HACKER & SON ^ CHARLESTON^ S. C. ?WE MANUFACTURE gj D<>or>. Sa-li and Jilinds; Columns ? anil i'.aluster-: (irllles and Gablt* Ornaments; Soreen Doors and Win & dows. ?) WE DEAL IN gj Glass. S ish Cord and Weights. ! toleysOrino Laxative ?n Stomach Trouble, and.Constipation xi ELECTRIC BiLiovf?K^OR @'t BITTERS B1LANDSKnfNEYS.