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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-04-09

Let every man who can do something
to help boom the city BY so doing
all will become assistants To che
Board of Trade.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-04-09
JOB PRINTING

The Office Of the AMERICAN bcin
lurished with a large assortmen
job letter and fancy type and jo.o
material generally, the Publisher
announces to the public that he
prepared at all times to execute D..
the neatcst manner
JOB PRINTING
ofah Kinds and Description
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DEBT OWED TO THE NURSE.
Services % . rrssseA
Assistant.

Now. Doctor said the trained
purse to the great physician, what
DO owe you?'
The wear and tear OF her calling
Mad begun to tell, and the nprse hsd
taken her turn ~ playing patient
After a dozen visits she hasi come IN
pay her bill, ssys the Eew York Her
sid.
The specialist looked NJ her a mo-
ment gTavely Then he said, ron
know charge $3.50 FOR prescrip-
ton"
The nurse gave = little involuntary
gasp Of alarm. "Oh. doctor" she ry-
claimed, 'you mean FOR each pre-crip.
tom Why, Pve oeen hers"
Then it flashed upon h-r ihst he
high-priced specialist might W ,olc-
ing
Yea" he resumed. agi'h q u-7;-
clon of a smile "yo1 must Yav ne
S17.'o for Zach prescription mr. rcth-
.nV'
There was no u'-tal.ing Me mean
ing now
But doctor" said he muse let
''"7h '""'' quite .slr Tor"
''"0 comm" week after 7"-~ ." 90
J'' 'nH pet y"Hr ''''f~- -'E ''0
h'' 81" ''-F ana "''n ." man" -
nao'~ On y"'r .'f'nr" hat "r0
scarcely nav" lime 90 .at %. K
Know - '''sl''Fs ~" not ''' .Fe-
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INSTALLATIONS TENS.
The number Of forest reservations
In the United states is now 54, with
. total area of 10000, 900 acres.

The number Of forest reservations
In the United states is now 81, with
. total area of 10000, 900 acres.
The fores; reserves Of the United
States now aggregate an area almoss
twice that Of thr sta'e Of Penasyt
nnia.
Sunburn and 7ro .Endness are
1ue to the N.o.e. ans ultrs-violet
rays of the sun. N4en the skin 10
once tanned it T., yrotec.ei against
their effect
The Cathedral of Chartres, in
France, is said to contain the most
beautiful and the bestpreserved
twelfth-century windows in the
world. They date from about 1145.
Seven valuable cabinet pictures OF
the Dutch school have been RS.
queathed TO the British National gal
lery by the late Sir James Csrmi-
chael. Six Of these works were pur-
chased by him out Of the Densepfans
collection.
Census retuT:is give 1884 children
under IS years Of age who are em.
oloyed in making shirts FOR men in
The Cnited States More than 900
II these are employed in factories.
There are l,l45 employed in making
woEen's skirts and similar garments,
Nearly 5000 are in the stocking fac
tories, and over 1000 in the miscel-
laneous employments connected with
the production Of ready-made attire.
\ curious clock - described as hay-
Ing been recently put into commits
sion in a small western town. The
machinery, which i nothing but a
face, hand and ever. Is connected
with seyser, which shoots a column
Of hot water every O., seconds. This
spouting never varies 10 he tenth
Of second. Every time the water
spouts up it strikes the ever sud
moves the hands forward 3s seconds.
The wedding Of Robert Judy and
Ars Elizabeth Bradley, nt Maryy1lie,
the other day was UNIQUE IN some
ways. The groom, widower OF -
winters, has Ave children, one boy
aud four girls, The bride, widow
OF - summers, also haz five children,
four boys and one girl. Mrs. Bradley
was a boarding house Keeper aud
eight months dragged by before Euc-
cess crowned the wooing Of The ar.
dent lover and his hlushing sweet.
heart promised 70 be his, Each 10
wealthy and they have made con-
tract that each shall retain his or
her belongings and that each shall
provide ore-halt Of the cost of living.
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A BURNING SHAME.
now ono Woman Wa rrfrksd Our
sf . Load nf Coal by an Ua-
scrupuIous Neigabor

or course, she didn't mean 20 play
upon words for IL IS no Joking nat
teri, but Mrs. De Brocade thinks Il
Is a burning shame" the way shs
was tricked out Of load of hard
coal by an INSCRIPTIONS neighbor the
other day. She had a "stanh-in"
with the coal merchant from whom
shs had been getting her fuel supply
tor years, and when she received his
promise that the coveted coal would
be promptly delivered she went away
in 4 jubilant frame OF mind. and
blew herself for several desired ar
ucles Of wardrobe before ,h.
reached home. But the coal did not
come that day-nor the next And
a. the chilling zephyrs OF night crept
over the household and emphasized
the necessity II IN early repIeaish-
meat Of the coal Din, she began 20
grow anxious. Next morning she
struck pace down 70 The ONCE II
The unhappy coal merchant and m.
patiently demanded Why that coal
lad not been delivered rs promised.
The Office force looked surprised.
The coal. they said, mad 5eeu deIiv-
cred al right, for had not the driver
returned with els empty wagon and
turned in the price, relates III. De-
sroit Free Press.
= received no coal. and I don't
want any tooIing IN the matter n
dinantly exclaimed the lady, who ls-
gan 20 suspect subtcrtuge upon rhs
part Of the dealer.
That S strange mused the -ue-.
chant. Then ne Dispatched ! mes
senger in search Of the driver.
That functionary soon appeared.
Did You deliver load Of coal 20
No -, - street" he vas asked.
No. SIR responded the driver.
There was nobody lt home at that
number. ana while was trying 20
arouse the house L lady appeared NJ
the door OF the next house and SAID
the coal was for her. She -oId ne
the people had moved awav from thar
number some time ago. lud that Z
was she that had crtered the coal.
Thought there must be i slight mis-
take L the number. SO I let her have
The coal, which she paid for
We'll. never!" SAID Mrs. De Bro
cade. 'Of lll the nerve! I'd like 20
have the law o1 her. II Z could
The merchant promised 20 trv trd
scrape up another load for the iudir-.
nant lady, and he gave her 4 basket
OF coke 70 take the chill 1fF.
thu No Use tor IL.
"Sow, here IS = showcase. said ths
dealer, pointing 20 j peculiar-looitny
specimen of his wares, that is bound
To become popular. Il uagriHss
everything put 4 il to double rs NJ
tural size
Cant use It IN nv business. replied
the prospective customer. What
want IS ease that will seemingly re-
duce the actual SIZE of its contents
fully pne-haif.'
What is your une?" asked the
dealer.
My speciality IS ladies shoes re-
piled the other. with ahalf-suppressed
griu--Et- Bits.
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)rgtt Iot % -IesH r-1fIg 0esg nj
seeh,s z -oes -Ot -i.su rezs-s.zz ?
fechler1e=s 0r -ECa- rto .1r g-.1 Ca1
aurr.tIJs iua 1ouuu .geStraa. {
he Utmost ---OT-irce lat i s~u!a
rou.+ -efsi- - -p7rs- -. -.ygsr -,-rf
4ss'rs'.Sss cot gr.cti ~ o.a s0ur-'s
81: lIvslcal st-e-z II. T.er .ae r--yg
ecS.e--eTs .. : -sra--..v s.~sr--. g -.4.
allure % 4SssE-.-at- -..e -ut-r.-Su .ru-
aimed r -1O,l
Or l-errr' ,,c.iau IsrIcs! -ssccv---
ares diseases ~ he -t05-Ici; raj t.rr
organs 4 .yestion ana --asl-s se -t---
ect digestion tEc -ssiri:-it..-u ( sol.
I nv Zo-aiss he .Tsr 4Hu -rcuUtes
genera! -.Iysicsl 9ei. e;=E
~ v-.n -r7ufide rex-9gr'a-Jp --,-st
Dr. N.rre'- .ief.c1ae IS .ouc NJ -rJncrruts-
~ gCpd a act % as gIra- .Fr =--+as Figz
,ar-fa >suker Z rr-vsbur-. ITO err 81
-Oct0rsG rr-A ev-rai 1hvsic-lrE ~ ruru q
reiisf IufI. II 1tsrrs ldv---~s r-at o
She haEtsksr 0ntv-Srs- o-t,ysCt 75ide- fer-
al Discovery aBd -rtirslv --E he lai-
srsc rvith uaiu - <iiaevs ladder nd 'i---- = "
Lsr yezrs, md Isr .nhs --r- sEete-. ---,H
.EoCsv % rad ahe gculd aRr-.y ak. " Grand
1rtter-s rLaEie 70 Mrs.. >.r-ins !fcrue- aer ze
= = .,srz- . VII lady aEsw-r IL .cg:e-5 {
lCuiTv-
SICK 1eo-ls re 'aTItsc . cc1suir Jr.
Z. y. Eerce ~ a.-sr. yrS ~ -cr.
-escordecce 8 LeiG = sC.ct!g 1ETTzta
Iud iacTeolT -ol-derrIai-
DR.. Herce's Heasa1c Pel-ars gegr.als
he JoUels.
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Atheism j. but H'rutheiSp.
CoWardty fear iud> mo- favor with
God
rhe power OF Jhy heart is th,e heart
OF an power.
II Is doing the right in the dark
that Is always hard.
EACH day will be bright II we take
81 as i comes new from Gods hand
We SAall never be angry without
ainning until We are angry only de
ain.
Our ps,de ca account of the sins we
DC RoS somInis viii not procure par
don for those We do.--liaIas Horn
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The Mean Old rhinE:

Mrs. Hampstead (pstuIanilyl-Su
you would ike ne 70 90 calling On he
Aeacowbrooks? Why, LAaxen'. sos q
rag 70 nv lame 70 wear!
Henpstea0-Ehat's queer! Whata
become OF them? You told ne une
other day you had nothing but ragsI-
N. !. Times.
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''..-..
This sign vas put mp because II vas
found that the bears had become al
together 100 impudent, owing 20 tho
bad habits into which they mad fai.
len as a result Of being pampered,
says the New York sun.
Thus % happened many times .sst
year that big bears frightened ne7v
visitors almost into rOnvulsions Wy
ambling cheerfully into their camps
Sometimes they would follow straug-
ers for miles and the poor strangers
would race away, yelling. thinking
all tho time that they we're saving
their Ives from Wild beasts, while
the Wild beasts Iopsh along behind
them intent on getting nothing more
bloody han biscuit or piece "
sugar
1t vas not long before The FOLK
in the National park realized that
the bears were great deal hettsr
or while they remained N = perfect
ly Wild state
And then e vas souud that 'hs
human beings IN the PARK would hs
be better or still; tor Dig black and
brown bears, and now and then =
grizzly having acquired taste for
white mans food, began % break
into the camps and even the hotels
at night 70 steal hams, bread, "aks
and anything else that vas particu-
larry tempting.
The very animals chat became the
most friendly we're the onss that did
the most harm There we're thre.
.sperially-.wo black bears and one
brown bear-.hat became so familiar
aud loving that they acted a. u they
we're paying board at one Ot he
hotels
The- would hang around the idt-
chen and The rear veranda and run
after ths guests, begging FOR some
thing nice 10 sat till they had made
nuiSances of themselves. At asst.
after they had smashed into = Aote!
pantry, and frightened women 1ud
children almost 20 death. he officials
were forced 20 shoot them
Now the superintendent 1f n.
park mas issued = warning. lie an
nouuees that any one who feeds OF
pets the Wild bears viii l1s pTu4shed.
He says that thsy are perfectly harm
less - long sss tlsE ara sept = ]
perfsctiy wild state aud eft 1ians.
but When psrsous trtfss With theri
the- lose sil fear % human beings
and proceed 20 10 much damage "a
property.
and eve-v now and thsn the hu--
somebody Who thinks hat, because
thev have become familiar, the- lre
nor dangerous 4uv -nrrn
Andustrtoas Human NrfrG-
TIE 'husv 1ee" s0m-f - uzae
The hero 0s - rygl.rr..- .. =;
n *. 20 snow rtlt vrH.. .-ra.1
4 We sHul,@ s.-.. 90. gaE.-r AK.
-NasE.E--. &C. Stt.
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Where does he .-ec:gic:ty rons
from that lights our houses. asked =
,-acher il III Ip-,owL 5c-oo. he otLs=
day
ont n he wall" -e1l'ed . inv ~!
vno iived T II apartment aouzs; ''hs
gaEltor goes ana I4auttuLs t-'-N. !.
Tines.
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For gracious saaes. .gEatEvuo hat [
Ait nv shins iga,asr. coming through
the parlor IN the lark"
Oh, guess hat vas he easy ctAi..
Hiram"
Well, + :hat'5 he Easy hair,
don want 20 -Iu 10 against he lard
oEs! s!.YoukerE statesman.
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Little boy demonstrated The E.n.5
Old Lady. 'lOn't you snow Il : very
wrong TO .Aildrer TX you 20 smoke
cigarette. q"
~Av, = ln." replied he IEcor-,Ei.
bic, do yuuse expect me = eat en-
f.irr,uratr ,'n-,ru =-rrsI 'r--' H1--,&
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Borum-i -ay, Miss sharp. what the
difference between = woman md
monkey?
Miss Sharp-TVh4t s he distancs
from your chair 70 nine?
Borum-Oh. about SIX te,r.
Mss Sharp-WelI. that's the Hser-
observation-disclosures Inquirer.
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OnlfniAn.

Cheer ur.' cried the statesman. wncse
sice met defeat
The veruict will soon De reyer~ed.
They I blo1dsr so rrych they 4 be easy 20
beat
Next t,re. Let Us hope for the vcrys.~
PUCK
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meu He runbIeti.

Waggs-E was unconscious FOR near.
" three horrs yesterday afternoon.
NIggs-Indeed! What was ths
cause?
WaggS-A fall.
Mggs-How did you fall?
"aggs - Asleep. - Cincinnati En-
Quirer.
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tNNSYlvANIA RAILROAD.
Lewistown Division.
In effect May "a, 1913.

caves SunburY S 30 D N, Ar
es at Selinsgrove ) - p m
! Selinsgrove Scoop. H., arrives
Sunbury 6:L5 p m.
leave Lewistown Junction
D. Is m, Ile 0 m, Is0p N i6p m, az
hn, - - m for Altoona, Pittsburg and
ytimore and Washington sos "a . u,
Il. 8 10 D N For PlIilsdelphia and New
sos, Q ga m. Lee 0fs5 IN and III6
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GOLDEN rEXT.-Hap Iooketb on the
outward appearance, hut the Lord
lookrtb on the heart sam. 1897.

a H.. "a
,,ot,.,,, -, ,,,.. s. "a
OUTLINE OF s-KIprr-RE SECTION
21mu..'s srrand ...............i sam. .s.i-s
.ae sacrifice ce...................i sam, 80 5
~, ,rI,,,.i., -. - -
David and sauI. ............, sam. .s:..-a
]. I.'lt,-Proban.y about mo b c.
,.',r '''''''a''' '''4
NOTES AND COM.aENTs
We think none tag, less Of Sanue,
for taking 10 heart so keenly the Dis.
Appointing failure ot saul Re
mourued for him as ,or an only son.
His GRIEF .eem,d 10 cut the nerve Of
his public tmbiriou. How long he did
nothing ah,ut H. we DO not know Il
NAV have been wear. or only a few
months
But he VA. finally aroused q, take
action for I..,ars e1t,Ira The
DYNASTY ~ San -,nst soon end. Who
sbould succeed him, Twelve miles ~
the south Of Ram.h Lav The famous
,o,,, ~ pa-bt.b.r, ~. bor,a - Tsss.
the grandson Of Rub asd Boaz. H.
Ana family Of Eight ~taIwart sons vas
doubtless known 70 Samuel. who's.
judicial JOURNEYS for many years had
given him a wide arnuaiutaucs. One
morning under divine impuIsion, the
Old prophet took his own horn ~ "a.
cred oil and walked 20 Bethlahem.
His arrival causas s,,r-,yi, a and ,e,-
at Retbl4hrm Annarsntlv his visits
had heen infraousnt in his Iater ve,rs.
and onIv sorn. rnomsntous erraud
cnuyd bave Drawn him from his a,,ie.
r,,tremert a. R.m,t rba n-,,s.
.r.,nbI. .s +bav +bink bov the old
Puritan nronbat +raatsd hi. snaries
and half susnsc+in, uo,r. ,unuuivhed
criminal among +heir number they
ask. "Comest thou oeaceablvq"t
OuirkIv ba aTIavs +bai- f.ar and oriats
all SusDicion. announces IaconicaIIv
his purpose 70 sacrifice. and bids them
prepare themselves and ioin him.
''Saucrifv yourselves" Wash your
persons and Dur On clean clothing
Geikie.
Tb. sacri+ciaI ri+.. hav-n, baa, AZ
-artaF ~ Sarnual r,oyr 1..rotas bir,s..It .
IN -ba bus.n4-s which WA -ha -aaI
cqrxa NJ his coming He yoas N
ra.sa,s bousa and in-.rvia,vs his sons
Each ror-b < measured nv n. Iof+v
standard ~ -b.. twin. tdaaI so,- -bs
r,;rc-sbi, E,iuh -ba ,,Jdas- ,s =, ,bs
4,,Ir s+-a,,--b ~ .obrs, manhood AZ.
5rs. -lor,yb+ -ba ,rt., 4. i,,c,i,, ~ y,
accent him and look no further. Bur
his divinelv-iuspired second thought
warns him nuu IN trust -oo rrucrr in
outward appearances. The -n.morv n
The handsome vouny GauI baup-s him
He turns avav He scru,inizes -bs
foces NJ SIX mora IF Tess.'s sors IN
.ur, searching for LSinviiress in char.
actor None of -hs,n meets .Tabnvab,,
--,ui-sue,rs
.c,,.fl, ., root ,,,or.- so,t,;
:, net, %oc.. 80 --,,,.r ha,oI-ar.
~, 49,, r--,,-.t,,,.. %.
ing youthful and uutralEeG. he vas
th., MORA s,S...4r,rf bia ~ Sar,,tai's IN /
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helphia 4 Erie R r Division.
THERN CENTRAL. RAILWAY
WESTWARD,

AAN ~
&THERN CENTRAL. RAILWAY
WESTWARD,
baves selllsgrove Junction dsily for
hnd West.
y IS p N, S 02 p m.--Sunday 15 m,
I've Sunhury daily except sunday:
XfOr Bun tlo, l "a N tor Ere and Can
br Beilsionte Erie and CaGaudaigua
6r Lock Haven, Tyrone ~ the West.
IDr Buffalo. ! 10 p n Ur Bellefonts
kone and Canaudaigul
r kenovo and ElIllra
pr Willlamspors
, . n for Buffalo va Tn. rorium.
br Erie. 5 10 n tor Erie AMI Canaan
SSt n TOR VII.
br Lock Haven snd
s'SamaOO land !5p II or Wilkes
Hazelton
y lOam,9o6 N. 5S5 ? n tor Shamo-
OuuJ carmel
9 IS q N Tor Wilsesharrs
EASTWARD.
hins ave Selinsgroye Junction
m, ui,ty arriving at Philadelphia
New f,rS 5Sp IN Baltimore ) Il . II
pm 40 pu
daily ar wing AZ Philadelphia
NeN fOrS S. IL. Baltimore 3 l5pn
ou 10 so p IN.
uAlly arriving It Philadelphia
Ncw YORK 'i3 a N. Baltimore 9 u n
pn Nsm
"r't'nS also leave Suuburv.
daily arriving at Philadeidhia 81 a u
% "a Washington 20 An New
IA m Weekdays, 10 - a u sundays,
daily arriving at Philadeipnis -
York y IS \ m, 10 IS >,luuiays B3iil-
N, Washington SSu i %. Baltimore
Washington 10 . N.
week days arriving at Philadelphia
New YORK Us 2 m. Baitt2Oro " 10 p
b. iuu iopn
Nv0S days arriving ~ Philadeiphia
fors Sop m. Baltimore q " p N
b. lOpm
pN, arriving at Pnuadelunis 7 * . IN
,l q y N, B1itimOrsr : ~ = N. Wash
. IA
sv cave Sanoury al $40 a N and ) 10
ih, lor darf,soorx, chlladelphis -..Id
&, wOOu. Ssn'l 4 ass Asun.
tERbtkf Gen I MSntxee,
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Couldn't sinud q.
'oachman-E III going 20 cave. sir.
-an't stand the rlssuE.

EmplOyer-roo- strict. $ she?
loAchmaI-Ees IL. she Neens tor-
getting that Z cau cave any -iue. and
bosses me around iust Is i WIS yoU.
". Y. Weekly.
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Meakens
Yo0r Kidneys.
INV Kidneys 1lAke Impure BLOOD.

b. blood in your body passes through
..s,sys ~ onos every three minutes.
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BEARS GOT TOO socIABLs.
Them Goodies and They secsas
. Naisasce.
Uncle sam has a now and curious

Uncle Sam has a now and curious
worry now. 1t is to prevent persons
from going around and pettng his
big wild bears in the woods and feed
ing them with goodies.
Funny as this is, IL is true. So
true is - that the officers who have
charge of the Yellowstone National
Park, which is where all this is hap
pening, havs found themselves com.
PEELED 10 post notices which read
thus:
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j. ROUSE,

u. GROUSE,
.TTOkNR7 At tsW
M.D-},.y Rs, PA
l,nsiioSs rnrrusUeI ~ his car
sceiys orUmDt attention.
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pNSxI 90 It<I..sNSx
.hs lssas . Saaultsn SO days. i,aess
'a'l 4alS@ly, G,sg~. shtA ali u.bvIs tsli
"'i' issaia thelr loss nsADho0l, alll o,d
lN,1'e. thS!r yOethS1l VISOR ~ asins
y ~ QnosS aAl aaIslS TSssoFes Nervous
n 's-l,'y h4l.NsaaSy, Nssatly hm.ssions,
sAl,,l Ae.aogS. WaAsias passases, Ai,d
~ N.i As@1 81 axSSAs AID iu,iis. gvsioa.
a pAa tpg Hsnl> huAlnsss ca Marriage. u
- Ia a.Aglill,. .. ! tho seal % disesss. o1s
keAse ,us,lv a.d hl,,sA hs,lilex, hIlns'
~ p4l.A slo ~ vale Ohs~. ~ Aua 70
a.e ~ SoNl \. tt Nagia ~ toe.a.o
AAt.VI. lns.s, IA ha,Ins kh.stNo. ne
81. ~ yAll.sl Va ssss I-essN.. a, Isa4k
"a, A@.e, % A. los tse.o.s .!sa = psei
-. Guarantee - OsEa ~ rskaxAS
E' pieelAl tlsa. Alassss
|MeliCine Co, II sa.sSSS.H.. ess;sssH1
le ~ aiSISItsdUsQh Pa., By
= E8URGH DRdG CO.
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The feeding 81. interfering with, Or
moIesfati0n Of ne hear or any other
Wild animal n the park Is absolutely
prohibited
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Lssscn In the International series
sov August ., I9o3-ssmuef
Anoints David.
THE LESSON TEXT.

q Sam, lS:4-i3)
= Ard Samuel did that which the Lord
epake. and came to Bethlehem And the
elders OF the town trembled at his coming.
and said. CONTEST thou peasesbly7
3 And he said. Peacsably: 7 am come TO
sacrifice unto the Lord: sancufy your
selves. and come with me to the sacrifice
Ana he sanctihed Jesse and hls sons and
cased them to the sacrifice
And II came to pass when they were
some. that he looked on Elijah. and said.
surely the Lords anointed is before him.
T. But the Lord said unto Samuel. Look
not on his c0untenance. or on the height
OF his stature; because have refused him;
for the Lord sesth not as man sseth. for
man looketh on the outward appearance,
but the Lord looketn on the heart.
8 Then Jesse called Abinadab and made
nim pass before Samuel And ne said.
Neither hath the Lord chosen his
Then Jesse mads Shammah pass by
And he said, Neither hatA the Lord chosen
this
% Again Jesse made seven or his sons
70 pass before Samuel And Samuel said
into Jesse. The LORD hath not chosen these
.' And Samue' said unto JesSe, Are here
aI 10y children Ard he said There re-
maine'h yot the youngest. and. behold he
k~epetn the sheep And Samuel said unto
Jesse, Send and fetch m. lor We will not
sif down tiI he come rithsr
2. And he sent. ard brought him IN. Now
he wts rIddy and pithsl y q beautiful
c5un'-nancs and goody 20 .ook 90. And
the Lord said. Arise. inoint him, FOR this
ls he
%. Then Samuel took the horn of oil
and aun'ntef i'm In -hS mlds, 1t his hreth-
rem. ard the Spirit ~ the Lord came upon
David from that tay forward SO Samuel
r1-se 10 and went 20 Ramah
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