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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
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bo, God is asking you the question,
“Where is thy brother?” Don’t follow
Cain’s example, who first lied to God
and then sought to deny his respon
sibility by asking: “Am Imy broth
er’s keeper?”
Yes, we are our brother’s keeper,
and it is best that we recognize our
responsibility and consider whether or
not we have failed to discharge our
duty, and if we have, to confess and
forsake the wrong and begin at once
to do that which is right. (Rom. 1:14
and 15; Isa. 1:16 and 17.) Unless we
get rid of sin we will have to leave the
presence of God for time and for eter
nity. We can be freed from sin. The
blood of Jesus will cleanse us from
all sin. (I John 1:7.)
4* 4.
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
People that never had any wits to
spare themselves, always are ready to
egg on, and chuckle, when they see
a better fellow going a bit astray.
Every cur runs after and barks when
a noble-blooded mastiff gets a tin can
tied to his tail. —Mrs. Whitney.
Many go out for wool and return
shorn. —Don Quixote.
The golden beams of truth and the
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silken cords of love, twisted together,
will draw men on with a sweet vio
lence, whether they will or not. —Cud-
worth.
We cannot suppose that a period of
time will ever arrive, when the world,
or any considerable portion of it,
shall have come abreast with
these great minds, so as to fully com
prehend them. —Longfellow.
Does any man wound thee? Not
only forgive, but work into thy
thought intelligence of the kind of
pain, that thou mayest never inflict it
on another spirit.—Margaret Fuller.
There are no greater prudes than
those women who have some secret to
hide. —George Sand.
Young folks are apt to think old
folks ought to go a story higher. But
we’re content, and they must put up
with us until the proprietor orders a
move. —John Ruskin.
The first step in debt is like the first
step in falsehood, almost involving
the necessity of proceeding in the
same course, debt following debt as
lie follows lie. Hayden, the painter,
dated his decline from the day on
which he first borrowed money.—Sam
uel Smiles.
There are treasures laid up in the
heart, treasures of charity, piety, tem-
If So You Must Prepare Yourself
The Golden Age, Always Studying
the Best Interest of the Boys and
Girls, is Ready With the
Opportunity
WE ARE GOING TO HAVE CIRCULATION IN 1913, and
“Father Briscoe,” who, for forty years, has proven his ability to pilot
boys and girls into good, paying positions, through his Southern Short
hand and Business University,at 10% W. Mitchell street, together with
his efficient faculty, all of whom are active Church-workers, are going
to help us and You in this work. We felt we could afford to “tie up’
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First, it is equipped with 75 new typewriters, and 24 years of experi
ence, under the present management. Second, it teaches the Twen
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which is endorsed by bankers, and business men generally, making it
easy to secure positions for all competent pupils.
It does not advertise schemes that it can’t carry out, its promises
are fulfilled, and, in addition to all these necessities, it furnishes a
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All this you can have without a dollar’s cost —just a little energet
ic work. “Get busy” quick, and send us 90 subscriptions at $1.50 each
for the stenographic course, or 150 for the double course, covering a
whole year’s time, if necessary.
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Briscoe, or L. W. Arnold, 10% W. Mitchell street, for Catalogue, right
now, so you can decide which course you need and begin to send us
your subscriptions at once.
As soon as you have completed the number your scholarship will
be waiting for you. You have no excuse now, for an unexcelled Bus
iness Course is yours for the effort, without one dollar cost to you.
We will also give you one of Prof. Bryan’s new booklets on
Punctuation, which sells for 25 cents, free, with one year’s subscription
to The Golden Age, but this will not apply on the scholarship propo
sitions.
THIS OFFER CAN ONLY LAST FOR A SHORT TIME, SO
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The Golden Age for January 16,1913.
perance and soberness. These treas
ures a man takes with him beyond
death when he leaves the world.—
Buddhist Scriptures.
The first sure symptom of a mind
in health is rest of heart, and pleas
ure felt at home. —Young.
4. 4.
SOUTHEASTERN STATES LEAD.
Washington, D. C., January 9. —
President Finley, of the Southern
Railway, commenting today upon the
record of cotton mill construction dur
ing the calendar year 1912, said:
“The Southeastern States led all
other sections of the country in cotton
mill development in 1912. There
were 37 new mills built in the United
States during the year. Os these 20
were in the Southeastern States. Out
of 533,100 ne wspindles, 427,000, or 80
per cent., were in Southeastern mills,
and out of 9,774 new looms, 6,450, or
66 per cent., were in Southeastern
mills. These figures refer only to
new mills, and take no account of the
large additions made during the year
to existing plants, by which the manu
facturing capacity of the section was
largely increased. The aggregate in
crease has been so great as practical
ly to insure the maintenance of the
record made by the cotton-producing
States in the year ended August 31,
1912, when the mills of the South con
sumed more cotton than those of all
other sections of the United States.”
4. 4.
WHEN THE WORLD IS OLD.
By Arthur H. Goodenough.
I said to myself “the world is old,
It has lost the joy it had,
When I dreamed of praise and love
and joys
Long since” —when I was a lad!
I said to myself “The sport is stale,
And the world has lost its joy,”
When, suddenly turning, I chance to
look
In the eyes of my little boy,—
And deftly pictured, I saw therein
The world as it used to be,
Ere the dust of strife and the soil of
sin
Had rendered it dull for me!
O, the grass for him was the green of
yore
And the same bright blue the sky;
And I know by the sequel that not
the world
It is that grows old —but I!
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Member of Faculty.