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| MILLEDGEVILLE NEWS§3
HONEY
The nectarine of flowers—sweet
product of the busy bee.
f Wouldn’t it surprise you to
a know that the annual production
.1 of honey almost equals the rice
1 crop in value?
’Tis true i evert heless — because
Uncle Sam's statisticians tell the
truth.
i’URE HONEY is not only the
most wholi some of ull sweets but
the most delicious.
OUR HONEY is procured from
one of the best npiarys in the
country—yc u can be sure it’s not
adulterated, liottlo 3Gc.
Barnes 6: Richter
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For liorvons, fired wotnen, we rceommeud Par-
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ingredients, being a pure vegetable extract. If you
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Mr*. YT. t”. C-.nlr.cr, of Paducah. Kv., tried Cardui and writes:
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1 am 48 years old and ftvl like a different woman, since i nave been
taking it. I used to fuller from hearing down ains, nervousness
end r’ls'plessness, hut now the pains are all gone and I sleep good. I
1 higlhy recommend Cardui for young and old. - ’ Try it.
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SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS
Cn the Sunday School Lesson by
Rev. Dr. Linscott For the In
ternational Newspaper Eibls
Study Club.
June 20th, 1009.
(Copyright. 10*111, hy Kcv, T. S. Linscott, I).!).)
Review.
Golden Text — With great power
Ravo tb* 1 apostles witness of the resur
rection of the Lord Jesus. Acts fv :.Tf!.
The following review Is planned for
nil who are taking up these Iiitite
Studies, whether having actually
studied the eleven lessons here re
viewed or only a part of them. Even
If this Is the first lesson whlrh lias
onptured a render’s attention It can
be made a profitable lesson In itself.
The date and title of each lesson,
and where found, the Golden Text and
one question for each lesson follow:
April 4—Acts x: 1-48. Peter and
Cornelius. Golden Text. Acts x: .T.T.
In every nation he that feareth Him,
and worketh righteousness Is accepted
of Him.
Verses 1-2—Can you give n good
reason why God to day 1r not as well
pleased with n devout Roman Catholic
ns he Is with a devout Protestant, or
vice versa?
April 11—I. Cor^ xvj 12-28. Eaaler
Lesson. Golden Text. I, Cor. xv:21.
Now Is Christ risen from the dead,
and become the first fruits of them
that slept.
Verso 12—Can you r'-mtlon a single
nation, or tribe, or pc a > In the past,
or the present, that has not believed,
or dees not believe. In life after death
In some shape?
April 18 Acts lx: 1-30- The Conver
sion of Saul. Golden Text. Acts lx:4.
lie fell to the earth and heard a voice
saving unto him, Saul. Saul, why per-
aeeulest thou me?
Verses 1-2—How do you account for
Saul's bitter hatred for Christians be
fore hlr conversion, and that after he
became a Christian he showed such a
spirit of love toward those who were
not Christians? (This question is to
be answered in writing by members of
tho club.)
April 25 Vet - xl: 10-3(1; xll:25. The
Gospel In Antioch. Golden Text. Acts
xl:26. The disciples were called Chris
(tons tlr.st In Antioch.
Verses !”• 30 Should the Church of
Christ today be a practical brother
hood. caring for one another, and
helping cm h other financially, and in
every other way as the need may he?
May 2—Vets xiti:l 12. Paul's Firs
Missionary Journey -Cyprus. Guide
Text. Mu*k xvl: 15. Go >e Into all thi
wottd and preach the gospel to ever;
creature.
Verso 3 It Is clearly the duty o
the present dav church to cord ml.
shmarles to foreign countries and tut
new districts; is It equally the duty o
all men to help support such udssio.
aries?
May 9—Acts xlil: 13-52. Pauls Fiv
Missionary Journey—Antioch la PI -
idia. GolJ»a Text. Arts xill:49. Th-
word of the Lord was published
throughout all the region.
Verse 14—If a professed Christian
does not attend church, and act like a
Christian when away from home. Is
he a real Christian when at home, no
matter how he may act when there?
May 1S—Acts xiv: 1-2S. Paul's First
Missionary Journey—Iconium. Golden
Text. Ps. xcvl:5. All the gods of the
nations arc idols; tut the Lord made
tho heavens.
Verses 1-2—Was the unbelief of the
Jews a matter of the Intellect through
lack of evidence; or was it a matter of
tho heart; that Is. a result of their re
bellion against God?
May 23—Acts xv:l 35. The Council
at Jerusalem. Golden Text. Acts
fv: U. We believe that through the
grace of the Lord Jesus Christ we
shall be saved, eveu as they.
Verses 6-1*—Is actual experience of
God. and his dealings with us, con
clusive proof or the will of God. in
the matters which the experience
covers?
May 30—Jas. 11:14:26. Believing and
Doing. Golden Text. Jas. 11:20. Faith
without works is dead.
Verse 14—Can a man have true
faith in God if he is not filled with
love to his fellows, and doing all he
can to help them?
June 6—Jas. ill: 1-12. The Power ot
the Tongue. Golden Text. Prov. xxl
: 23. Whoso keepeth hfs mouth and
his tongue keepeth his soul from
troubles.
Verse 2—Is the control of the
tongue the key to the control of the
entire man? Give your reasons.
June 13—Hob. xi: 1-40. Heroes of
Faith. Golden Text. Heb. xl:l. Faith
is the substance of things hoped for.
the evidence of things not seen.
Verses 1-3—If a desirable thing Is
firmly possessed by faith, does that
give ns much, or similar satisfaction,
as the posF'»sslon of the thing Itself’
I/Osson for Sunday. June 27th. 1909.
—Temperance Lesson Rom. xlii: 8-14.
June 27th, 1509.
iCnt vriglit. 1909. hy Kcv. T, S. Linvo-t. P P.)
Temperance Lesson. Rom. xlil:
9:14.
Golden Text Put ye on the Lord
Jesus Christ- Rom. xill:!4.
Verse 8. -Is It always sinful to go
Into debt, when you have no visible
means of paying it?
Is It righ:. or wrong, to go into debt
when you have nothing to pay with.
If your creditor know-3 your circum
stances?
Is a business man who has honestly
failed in business and given ttp all he
has to hts creditors, under moral nb-
ligation to pav the balance of the
debt If ho makes enough money to do 1
so out of future business?
Under modern business conditions
and the law of love and rlchteousness,
when wholesalers sell on time, or give
an adequate discount for cash to re
tailers, whv n-e not the debts of an
honest bankrupt retailer, the legitl
mate loss of hts creditors In common
with himself?
Wherein consists the follv and sin
of a wage-earner In constant work,
getting into debt?
Is It the dutv of evervhody to love
everybody, the bad and the good, one
mles and friends?
What is tho advantage of loving
everybody, to ourselves, and to those
whom we love?
Verses 9-10—Give reasons, outside
of the Bible, that will cover all clr
cumstancer, why it is always wrong to
disobey these five moral prohibitions.
(This question must be answered in
writing by members of the club.)
Must nlt stub acts, ns are here for
bidden, contravene the law of love to
make them sinful; for example. It
yon had to kill a man who was about
to kill one of your loved ones, would
that lto sinful?
Can an net bo wrong that works
out for the good of alt parties?
Verses 11-12—If you knew you had
to die inside of a month, what effect
would that hnve upon your Intentions
nnd notions, so far as God Is con
cerned; and If it would change those
In tho least, does that not prove that
you are now living wrong and are In
danger?
Most people are morally and spirit
ually asleep, and many are far Into
the night; what are the conditions
which should suddenly startle such
Into full consciousness, as to their
danger, nnd their duty?
Verse 12—llow is it that the night
Is the time selected for so many had
deeds?
Should a man over do a thing which
he is ashamed for his best friends and
neighbors to know?
Does tho popular conscience gener
ally, or always represent God's atti
tude to a thing: or are there some
things God may be pleased with which
the community would condemn a
wrong, or vice versa?
How is it that barrooms are gener
ally screened off from tho public gaze?
Why Is It a crime for a man to get
d runk?
Why do most drunkards get drunk
in the night, or away from public
gaze?
Does the drink habit generally lead
to the other four grave evils mention
ed In verse thirteen?
Verse 14—What Is the sure remedy
for tho drink habit, and all kindred
evils of the (le.-h?
Does putting on Jesus, always
moan putting on stiength so we can
control all the passions of the body,
and the ambitions of the soul?
Lesson for Sunday. July 4th. 1909.
Paul's Second Missionary Journey—
Antioch to Philippi. Acts xv:36 to
xvl: 15.
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While in town don't fail to call at the
City Cafe for your meals.
Up the river,
Down the lake,
Town Talk Flour
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I It is merely one of the coincidences
that the ad-readtrs always seem to have
mcr.ey enough to bu> advertised things?
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Physician ami Surgeon.
Office in Horne Bldg, or Culve ? &
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Calls promptly answered.
PHONE 209.