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u. NJ. stesr1s.
[Ccupied FROM Lesson Helper Quarterly by pr
mission Of VI. S. Hoffman, publisher, Philadel
phia.
l. "T'hus hath the Lord God showed unto
me. and behold basket Of summer fruit"
In our last Lesson we heard Jehovah re-
mindmg Isreel of the many ways In which
He had sought to win them back TO Him
self. In chapter v, 4, s, IA, -, thoy are re-
peatedly entreated to saek Him and live
Then they are warned Of the day of the
Lord aud it's terrors, yet they ccnspire
against the prophet Amos and refuse to
hear his words (vii, l0-tHD. Now, IN
vision, the nation is shown to the prophet
rs = basket of ripe fruit, ready to be
consumed; they will not he warned and
therefore Judgment must come
9 "Then said the Lord unto me The
end is come upon my poople Of Israel;
will not again pass by them ary more"
sirnllar words orc found In chapter IF, 8,
and in Eek. vii, Q, 3. Long and petientlv
He forbears, and lovingly seeks in every
way TO win them back, bpt There Is n point
where mercy stops and Judgment must
fall
g. "And the sonps Of the temple shall be
bowling ia that day, saith the Lord God;
many dead bodies in every place; they shall
cast them forth with silence"
| In lisa. xiii, 50. and in many other places
owltn9 ~ associated with the Day of the
| Lori. and the expressio on ''in that day"
| found 10 this verse aud in verses . and 10
| also signifies the Dry ~ the Lord Nsa II, H.
| ~. The Great Day Of the Lord Ia yet future
! and ID everywhere associated with judg-
ments upon the un4odiy and dcliverauce
for che faithful remnant Cs.e leo. xxxiv
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.oa4 az taIs;fvin'. tha hainnc ,n' h., ~.
ceit"
Not only were market days better to
them than .5a0baths, but they wcrN full of
deceit even in business, giving heir pur
chasers short weight and taking from
them more nan was due. Not scrupling
TO cheat God ont OF His appointed worship,
they found no difficulty in cheating their
fellow man.
g. THAT we may buy the poor for silver
aud the needy for n pair Of shoes, and sell
The refuse Of the wheat
Compelling the needy to soil themselves,
rs slaves and cat refuse corn. They sold
the righteous for silver and the poor for \
| pair OF shoes CHAP ii, g. They had no
berrt for God or His commands or His
poor
l. The Lord hath sworn by the excel
lenoy of Jacob, Surely I will never forget
any Of their works"
lie will remember their iniquity and
VISIT their wins" The sin OF Judah Is
written with n pcn 4 iron, and with tho
point of n diamond" GIos viii, 10; Jer.
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'.sstrfd, ! 'hWb Z fu .UcuNdjt r,noII-
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BALLS WAISTS.

To take tie place
Of a corsot-if you won't wear one-try the
Ball waist.
That's just what you can ID. You oan
Try it and even wear e. for two or TIRES
weeks, if you wish, Then il you're not
>otis6si, you can return il, and get your
money.
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; Ihh WItl W9dtenHu : hVNIT N ~ Z
nerver and exhausted PERFECT VILOR.
vitality can regain perfect aud complete
strength 10y is use. Il restores lost energy
an! invigorate5 tho weakened vital forces IN
o and young. 1rg II and Hov j1H ucrcr regret
H.
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NORTH HYDE PARK

Linus Leach had hs foot badly crushed
Thursday mourning While at WORK In d. g..
~Wite'r Uill- ~yhl Smith has tousilitis.-
tll-, Erwin smiths quite sIcE. -Sououl com
l,ta."u Monday With Waller LiEelow teacher.
MINI smith IL 10 teach I'm tho white school
uou.c In I.deh.
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A customer who dropped silver dollar
on the floor remarked as it rolled away.
"a dollar goes long way in this stors.n
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Positive Proof.

an! inyigOrate5 tho weakened vital forces IN
o and young. 7tg II and you j1n rcccrr e9tet
4,
Do.itiye Proof
/ was afflicted for We years With nervous de-
bii;y, ana iast winter wa, down SICK with it.
had good doctor but got only Temporary
reIi,t; Itaen sock six bottles Of DR.. Greeue's
\ervura and 1t cured me.
". w. CORNELL.
1924 Ward IT. Philadelphia, Pm.
Dr. Greene Of 2 Temple place. Boston,
'la-s., its iscoyerer. "a h, famous spcc,a at
10 the cure Of nervous and C.Tohic Diseases.
The doctor has devoted special attention 10
The treatment Of all forms OF chronic diseases,
through letter correspondence, AMI WlN S.ve
oy mail his oIin OF su3 advice in any cnse
Tree Of charge. The perfection of TINS system
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MS success in treet.uen' hy correspondence ia
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IiorH upoj oi.,. amt 70 cr,t'p', con, J4rs1 IT,
fer, frfu 'rpdn pg yam hss"c trd grtng
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LESSON w, SECOND QUARTER, IN
TERNATONAL SERIES, MAY 10.

TEXT of the Lesson, Amos wifi, LA.
Commit Verses, II, Ie-Golden Tert,
u. NJ. Stesrns.
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"GENEsIs FIFrY.oNE.n
A Biblical Forgery Which Has Puzzlet
Scholars for 800 Years.

A Biblical Forgery Which Has Puzzled
scholars for 800 Years.
ST. Louis Republic
For the past 500 or coo years the fol-
lowing so-callod Genesis Fifty-one has
been puzzle to biblical scholars, and
to-day, we're it read aloud in any mixed
company, it is questionable il its fraud
ulent nature would be discovered, SO
beautiful is the spirit and language OF
the Old Testament initiated. Below We
give this unique fraud in full;
l. And 1t came to pass after these
things that Abraham sat in the door OF
his tent at about the going down Of the
sun.
9. And beholdSa man, bowed with
age, came from the way OF the wilder
ness, leaning on staff.
5. And Abraham arose and met him
and said unto him, Turn in, 1 pray
thee, and wash thy feet, and tarry all
night, and thou shalt arise early on the
morrow and go thy way. .
4. But the man snid, Nay, for l will
abide under this tree.
3. And Abraham pressed him greatly,
SO he turned and they went into the
tent; and Abraham broke unleavened
bread and they did eat.
G. And when Abraham saw that the
man blessed not God, he said unto him,
Wherefore dost thou not worship the
Most High God, creator Of Heaven and
earth.
Z. And the man answered and said, l
do not worship the God thou spcakest
OF, neither do l call upon His name, for
! have made to myself God which
abideth always in my house and pro-
videth me with all things.
s. And Abraham's anger was kindled
against that man for what he had
said, and he arose and drove him forth
with blows into the wilderness.
0. And at midnight God called upon
Abraham, saying, Abraham, where i3
the stranger that came by the way OF
thy tent at the going down Of the SIM?
10. And Abraham answered and said,
Lord, he would got worship Thee, Meth
or would he call upon Thy name, there
fore ] have driven him out before my
face into the wilderness.
II. And God said, have not borne
with him these hundred and ninety and
eight years, and nourished him, and
clothed him, Notwithstanding that he
has rebelled against Nc? Couldst thou
not, thee thyself being a sinner, bear
with him one night2
70. And Abraham said, Let not the
anger OF my Lord wax against his SER
want; lol l have sinned, forgive me |
pray of Thee.
Is. And Abraham arose and went
forth into the wilderness, and sought
diligently for the man until he had
found him, and returned with him to
to the tent, and when he had enter
tanned him kindly he sent him awaylon
the morrow with many gifts,
IA. And God spake again unto Abra-
ham, saying, for this thy sin against the
stranger, thy seed shall be afflicted 400
years in strange land.
10. But, for thy repentance, will de-
liver them, and they shall come forth
with power and with gladness OF heart.
The author OF this pseudo-biblical Gu.
riosity is unknown. Ithas been traced
back over 700 years to Persian poet,
who simply says 'it was related to me-
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Dragging a Noble Name in the Dirt

Indianapolis JOunal.
"Gop
No, this is not the story of a horse
race. The monosyllable that heads this
chapter was hurled by the Marquis de
Billette at the head Of his Grant son
Cop repeated the proud father.
"Iet me never see your face again.
Never again shall your foot cross this
threshold. To think that oneof your
noble name and lineage shouldwed an
obscure salesgirl! Get thee hencel As
long as l live these ancestral halls shall
never be darkened by your vilepres-
ence. Go starve-or steal, / care not
which. You can bring no more dis
grace upon our honored name than you
havessalready done"
ayes, can, father" said the young
man in hard, metallic voice. which
harmonized we'll with the steelly glitter
in his eye and his brazen front, Either
you can forgive me or 60 to work.
You shall have five minutes in which
to decide"
In four minutes the naughty noble
man had found his mind, and in thirty
seconds more had made it up.
''You have won, said he. "But little
did dream of the depths of depravity
in your nature that you have to-day re-
vealed."
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Tho onoen pnwned 11er Jewels.

Queen Isabella OF Spain, pawned her
Jewels to raise money to fit out the
expedition that discovered the new
world. Her sacrifice was not greater
than is made by many women OF
America, who deny themselves many
things in order to have money to buy
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win be Given Away.

Our enterprising druggists, the Logan
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drugs, pcrfumerles, toilet articles,
brushes, sponges, etc., are giving away
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They guarantee it to cure headache,
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DEMON ELIx1R.
Plensant, Elegant, reliable


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Both the effect and result when Olive
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Reform in tho Church Fair.

Hc1p York IEteIg
Deacon Fatpurse lat church bazaar)-
'Eh! How is this? The tables are
Iady-"Yes; we concluded, after
talking it over, to abandon the old
farce Of selling worthless trinkets at
enormous prices. 1t was really an out
rage to expect people to carry such
stuff home, you know"
"Of course, OF course, but"
"This time, therefore, We do not
have things to sell, we merely pretend
to have them. How would you like an
imaginary gold.hcaded cane, only $40"
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

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ionsturc Old Age. BNrrcnneSS Loss of Power
htlheF SEX Involuntary losses and Spermnt.
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ONE ENJOYS

p,,b tho method and results when
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S5d'F refreshing to the taste, and acts
aaS,ly vet promptly on the Kidneys,
E Ira! and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
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scene in the rllInoI. LeEI.lature.

Hceuo IN tuo AAAtuula A4ekAAAthFef
Chicago Tribune Report.
AS the gavel fell after adjournment,
the really ominous proceedings Of the
dczarW @csarp HDespotl" shouted
half-dozen Republicans.
"You sold your soul for a mess OF
pottage," shouted the dignifed Mr..
Griggs. Nt
"You could give Tom Reed points,
you" said Mr.. Miller.
"You are liar II you say that amend
ment was adopted" cried the belliger-
ent Mr.. Nohe, very deflantly.
"After the votes of Egypt for Cover
nor, are your" inquired Mr.. Brooks in
loud sarcasm.
The crowd began to close in around
Mr.. Crafts ominously, but he remained
cool.
"You can move to reconsider to-mor-
row If you are not satisfied" said he.
His remark was greeted with storm
Of maledictions.
"That was q - - - - OF a
decision" the Chcstertleldian Mr.. Pat
ton was heard to shout.
Don't You call our Speaker -.
---," said Mr.. Wiwi, as he
raised his horny fist menacinglY
go to -, you Dutch Lutheran
enemy OF education and civilization"
responded the irate Mr.. Patton, much
to the establishment Of his church
going constituents OF the Second Dis
triet, who are down here in the interest
Of an Episcopal bill.
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, June Io.-CassIe, receipts "A 900 head;
shipments 1900 head: market steady and lower;
extra steers 50 0oa6 10; prime to choice s. T6a
5 rs: others IS 00a5 y; Texans 81 s0Ai Is; cows
90 2OaIT5, Hogs, receipts q, 900 head; shipments
1000 head: market weak and lower; common
81 O0aI Is; mixed and packers 81 36li 70; prime
heavy and butchers weights 50af b. sheep.
receipts 1900 head; shipments a 900 head mar
ket steady: Texans q Sat 10; nntiveS& 50a5 20;
westerns 81 GOn5 l5; lambs 90 0OaT 90.
Fast Liberty, Pa. June lO.--Cattle, receipts,
900 head; shipments, 800 head: market dull;
prime 10 extra, s. 71aG 90: fair 10 good, 50 00a
10; common, s. 0Oa7 20; bulls and cOwsl and
stays, 81 O0a3 50. Hogs, receipts l,l00 bead;
shipments, l,lG0 head market slow; Philadel'
phiaS 81 S0a4 90; best Workers and mixed 81 76a
$50; common Workers q Soat 65: pigs q ooa4 50.
Sheep, receipts 200 head; shipments 600 head
market dull prime 81 75R5 co.; fair 10 good 81 00a
I 60: common s. 5Oa3 90; spring lambs S. 0oa6 co.
Veal calves IS o0a5 70.
New York, June l0.-Beeyes, receipts, 1,756
head: market lOc higher; native steers, 8 9o@
q Is; bulls and cows, g 5O9i 90; pressed beef
steady at Sj4@9lSc.
sheep, receipts, 1900 head; steady; sheep, 81 20
d6 %; lambs, &c 5Q9S %; dressed muttons, firm,
9GlGISc; dressed lambs, 125G9lS1zc.
Hogs, receipts, 1900 head steady ut 81 30@5 Is.
CHcISSArT, o., June l6.-Hogs steady; com.
mon aud light s. 7jai 80; packing and butchers
81 65ai as; receipts 100 head shipments GOO
head.
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HOLD YOUR SIDE.
A Fnlr NInid,s Thoughts.

AS he says am an angel, ethereal must be-,
And though ycarn for moro Ice cream one Plate
He also calls S. me "iairy." and OF course 1hnve
lido not % care for supper when he takes nc to
And So tpt tor:nish. ship him, and then enjoy a
With SI palmer spoken fellow who considers me
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Aftor the Tea.Flght Was over.

Neg York Recorder.
"Hurry up with that porterhouse
stake" said Van HARLEM to the waiter.
"You seem to be hungry" said young
Hungry? I'm furnished. i. I've just
come from Mrs. Brownstone's afternoon
ton
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Lemon Hot Drops.

Cures all coughs, colds, hoarseness,
sore throat, bronchitis, hemorrhage and
all throat and lung diseases. Elegant,
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. H. Motley, Atlanta, Ga. NTH
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Life A Burden.

'TsuSercd for ave years with mercurial
rheumatism. which was the result Of potash
and mercurial treatment by physicians for
constitutional blood poison. They not only
failed 70 euro me, but made me q phyAieal
wreck and my life burden. then com.
meneed taking swttts Specific (s.s,s., land
after taking . few bottles was entirely
cured both Of the rheumatism and blood
poison. eheertuiiy commend s, 8. s., 70
any one similarly anileted.
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Boots on Blood aud stln Disease. Tres.
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baggage checked through TO destination Of
v; j. RonNsos, General Passenger Agent rar.
kersburg, W. Va,
A. J. DANDY, Assistant General Passenger
Agent PaFkerburg, ". Va
J. 6. TeHLsSsoS, Passenger Agent Wheeling,
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Central Standard Time.
PENNSYLVANIA Lines.
From Bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland. $40 q. m. For Ritlsbnfgh, 19tl2
O. m. For Chicago and Cleveland, 100 p. m. For
Pittsburgh and New York, 2:li p m. For a.ei.
benvIlle, s4Bn. IN. For East Liverpool, III p. M.
Trains arrive ut bridgeport at 500 a. M, 1850
M: 1910 p. M, S:l6 p M, 4;6e p. m, and 9;4s
FROM WHEELING STATION. z
Trains via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 ST.
LOnis RailWay-Pan. Handle RnIite-lCRVe Wheel-
ing for steubenvilie, Pittsburgh and the Ragt,
GO n l2;so R ~. S p a., and 9:oS p ~
Louis, 1850 4. N. and 0.05 p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago, 1870 p. N. Trains arrive a WHEEL
Ing At $50 q. M, 0s30 q. IN. 25 p. m, $40 n M.
and 5.2S p. M Trains leave a. $50 a. ~, and
arriving at $40 p. M, run solid between Whceis
ing and Pittsburgh. All trainl daily except
sunday. nav
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We GUARANTEE SIX BOXES

1osufe any Case. With each order received BY
uigt'lX boxes accompanied with s. 90, we Will
,.ni ne purchaser our written guarantee to re.
lall The money II the treatment does not effect
ACNE GuamutCes issued only by
Mcl.AlS BROTHERS, Druggists,
eGe AGENTS McLHin'S Block. Corner Market and
IEellih streets, Wheeling, VIVA. ialO.TThSEw
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but after while We won't know each
ozzer from shide Of sole leather, sho
let's shay good night right now before
itsh took late. " 6'N K
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Nep York Herald,
st. Petor-"well, who are your"
Applicant-"I'm the spiiis Of Jones"
st. Peter-"You killed u man, didn't
Applicant-"Yes, did-but he came
up behind ME and slapped me on the
back, and asked me what was the good
"S St. Poter-"Como in.n
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TEXAS Sgtinos
Two young men who move in the very
best Of society went on spree not long
since. After they were pretty well I'M
der way one Of them said, in an inc.
briated tone OF voice:
Lets bid each other good night,
"Why, you amt going home already.
It's only right in the shank Of the even
ing"
Soi course I'm not going home now,
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castOrIa.
When she was Child, she cried for castOcia.
When she became Miss, she chung to castOFia.
when she had Children, she gave them castOriA
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BEWARE

of mercury and potash mixtures.
They aggrayate the disease instead
of curing 1t.
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a LONG Head.
u,a,sf,o,on Pot.

Hashfn5ton Pot,
II suppose you've studied accounts
some," said the old family acquaintance
to the young man who had come home
from school.
"Yes, sir"
"What do you consider the best
method Of keeping books2"
"Don't let your friends know you
have any," was the prompt response.