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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
or 1n51 TEH 57aaoH 81
zsPPee,N,e HOME. yabseuT

bnalD 4 can nEnTsfG ~ 9odA ssiK
Referring 40 the naeIaoRialsNhich
i%asss6enty ereptfd ats Tenelins Die
Observation-Disclosures of ahebZept
apeliDsfsmilybisi ipbsayths4s Hmany,
-ss,Ieget ybodyi knGsssbutnAhe bf4se
Mecklenburger town, ZEPPELIN, nea5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. having Iheen
/ theacradle' of theeillpstrfouss family,
and furnished the fi&fffen the great
hoxploftr0fithe dir made famous n A
lmassRa Saader, resting" onIionesof
still greater SIRE, forms stlfe bfffemS-
Observation-Disclosures aae4iete4ni therpfes-
ehcen ofF6uht yHeppelihsyo Ina0' tfd
broad side '7bfistile9 ragged hrotk = a
bronzeltabfet has been tsaAk1 hna ifhe
pride which the little t6wno feds IN
calling XIII rs s6fhc!''aHTyM '1s'ssDHD
ya "a HggS utraNuelfa ~ .. rtaalfW II
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Keene Center:

The Misses Hilda Levin of Milwau.
,lSee and Jennie Joseph of Lowell were
over Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Daniels. Miss levin is on her
way TO accept a lucrative position in a
st. bouts, Mo. publishing house.
Miss Libbie Lawrence OF Lowell and
Mrs, b.. L. Wilkinson were guests OF
Nj. and Mrs. Isd.9N. Parker, Tuesday,
Mrs. Chas. Lampkin entertained
Mrs. Frank Sayles and daughter Nellie'
Mrs. Il. f. Wilkinson, Mrs. Libbie
lawrence and Mrs. G.. A. Lee at din
ner last Thursday.
There will be initiatory work at the
Keene Grange, Friday night.
Meetings closed at the Keene church
hast Sunday night,
lIMrl and Mrs. Frank Daniels visited
Odessa Center grangezlast Thursday
night.
Conference meeting at Sayles school
house, Thursday evening, February 3
All patrons are invited. Refreshments
win be served.
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RECORD CHURCH AT.rENDANlcE
PLhpsf sIrdsey for Flfty year. MISSED
pa oa0nIy one Sunday Al Divine
'si bna q9issimssrvgce. % 4cJltOtsim

bd Gapping O. repeat report Of d Phila-
|dslphia Baptist who had not !, missed
Fones Sunday, school session, out Of q
thousand, a correspondent from Key
port, N. j.. informs us that another
persistent Baptist Samuel 5Winterton
OF the placep has r.not missed a Sun
day, In church attendance. in, IS years
come ., September" r.. The primacy
among church goers was promptly
Claimed for MI: Winterton. when, 10
there appears on the scene one Linus
baptist. . too4--who for so
years missed only one Sunday attend
Ing not only, the Sunday, school, but
both morning and evening services in
the First Baptist church OF Meriden,
Conn. That solitary black mark Of
absence was due, to his, being, away
over Sunday on an outing, Of some
personal importance-his wedding
Journey Since HE eightieth birthday
in 1905. he has sadly lapsed- in 4regg.
larity, having been absent three Sun
days In these i've years. WI dDInot
know what excuse he y presented for
these frequent derelictions. AS teach
er and scholar his connection with
that Sunday school has lasted for rs
|Iyeafs. during a. OF which he taught a
Bible class -1S51-he- join'd with
% other, men to organize, the, Ameri.
can Savings bank His chair has never
/ Been vacant at a directors's meeting
ithebe 20 years. Mr. Birdsey is a Bible
marker, and on the margins of his
Authorized Version he has jotted the
text, and the preacher OF every ser
mon helh heard In the last 80 years
Between The tenth. and Is thirteenth
|inhapters Of Hebrews, throughout the
Epistle OF James and in PaursI Philip
plan, Ephesian, and Galatian letters
these memoranda are most closely
crowded. New York Christian Advo-
cate. rtstis srptrg sdi III a" uU! 10 sol
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Spiritism Said to Be Denonisn.

A most interesting little brochure
has recently come of the press setting
forth with Bible proofs THAT the conf
munications received by and through
Spiritist Mediums is of Demon origihI
The writer traces his subject through
the Scriptures from the time wh@i
certain Of the holy angels became dibT
obedient. He proyes. 1rops thf Scrip
lures that these fallen sbifits' per-
senate the human dead. with whose
past history, Spirits Though invisible,
are thoroughly acquainted. He shows
that they. also. frequently person.
ate the Creator and the Redeemer,
commanding their deceived ones to
pray, do penance, etc. This, however,
is merely to lead them on andsto bring
them more thoroughly under demoniI
acal control. Sometimes by breaking
down the natural barrier, the human
will, they possess their victim, and rulS
him more or less to his ruin-freque4tt
ly sending such to the mad-hoNAe.
Numerous illustrations, Scriptural Rpd
otherwise, are given. The price ofSthe
little book is but ten cents; 1t should
be in the hands Of all interested IN
Spiritism or who have friends intTI
ested therein. Enclose five two-cent
-stamps tovthe Bible and Tract Society,
IL Hicks street Brooklyn, n. Y.
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @tA+A
METHODIST Observation-Disclosures
vices at 1890 a. M and 1880 p. m. Sabbati
school at pl9se OF morning service. liPrhye
meeting on.Thursday evening. REV. q. w
sMAxwELxl PastorInOn SAL ~ i4yDN q an
1883 ii snE 4st Sa66sfs ssHo
tla XIV Rb Bsfs o Sfssf,ng p TenH-A
dBsPTIhf1 CHURCH-IServices at 10 so .
Sas 81 ahSsa selSI9 a s S19Ss st
lay evening REV. FRANK %. iBgisG, Pastor
CHURCH OF CHRIST-Preacnipg an eac
<snaday .sat HO- sD aahd $50 ~ Dom nun Oh
ihy sE G rau s sisS e5 s!
8fN l. 81 RussLss Rsstory .41lA ,tslayuAh
FkEE se METHoRtST SIR ScsPrfys.
&c dsals4R rFBBy Sa %iase'i Ps.. Eada
e. HOLM DYaMfssIoN--serxicex In the
wfeeS Sunday sefviees $50 and 1910 a. m. aid
3;s9 ps m ssanaay seRoe1 ,iii46y ThpIsday and
Holy days $50 a. nff Other services as ANNOUNCED
All seats free at all services ESefyohe ~ elaUmt
The REV. FLOYD KEELER. b. D. Priest in Change
-'ieT, fJD<sEP4iiSs idA4heyf,iG-Servtces a,
s 10 a 70 2, apd ~ 80 M aateEns eyqry
sunday morning. REV. FIR. ZiNDLER.
2iIkTfER DAYsSAINISLN North Side, NH
LARD, Ad diu on CORNER of Eager and ,Mon lion
street-Sunday sthOol at 1U!30. social meet
Ing At ii 80 IA. cnLIIIHezch ing at 7a3o pm
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 2 80
Eve rybDdy rwelceite iOod2e 2llCGIil &
ldriW v1eu1Js9 NrHil Pastor al
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PROFITABLE DAILY TITHlMG.
"pailY Heavenly Mamma,

Thislittl book, IN having theSlargest
circulation of any of It's kind and Is
conceded by Christians everywhere to
be the most helpful.
If Christians allow the rush and
crush of selfish ambition to deprive
them Of their daily portion Of heaven
ly food, they must not be surprised If
they grow spiritually leaner day by
day, and W the peaee1pf~God egives
place IN their hearts to the discomfort
which is growing In the world, pot
withstandfhg the multiplication Of our
comforts and privileges.
YDaiss HedpdHtv Ndnna contains a, col
leos4on of Seripturaytetts wltb appro-
pfateAquofations for every day In the
year. Surely the little 1.-THE Of time
daily spent in partaking Of its morsels
Of heavenly counsel cannot fail to
profit all who partake. 1t Is published
to do good-not for profit.
ifW fYourdFrisnds' Birth Dates. n11r
An autograph and birthday record
feature In this book Is a great convent
ence. Opposite each day OF the. year
are blank lines upon which you can
secure the autographs of your friends
and be reminded Of their birthdays as
they occur. This makes the book more
valuable yearly. In ten years you
would not sell 1t for ten dollars.
Besides II has place for Birth Rec
ords, Marriage Records and Death Rec
.ords Also It has table showing the
day of the week Of any date for one
and fifty years. n. y
Printed on bond writing paper, blue
c1Ofb hapdcnna Drira o. captc nnat
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'EAJ CARROTS FOR, INSOMNIA
Txeir sisep-ProducIns Qualities Are
Pio1issAarsssdIbIt They ishoutdnt Be-
lIsi 10 sls3w Eaten Raw. ~ "a stshW

I 81
Eat carrots for insomnia, A large,
properly cooked carrot for supper will
induce sound and refreshing steep 10
y That was the opinion given recently
ibya well known London cdoctorsGi liz
bnofGar1o adiffer from other. iyege-
kAablee In that they 3 contain a large
bapoupt OF various SUGARS he said
kaaIroperlyn cooked, they are sweet and
pleasant TO- the taste. they, are also
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y ~ T. they promote ,di
fse"in IT'S sleep porducins I9dalfties 'the
carrot Lis eiosefy aliied to- they onion
ADD as y supper Aishl fer insomnia pa
bHsnts tltsItp beastronglyy recommend
lit has also been ayerred that the
carrot Is excellent as a nerve tonic
PandaI mental -stinphanti There can be
Hnol s3oabtysS ltoidts peculiar propertiet
SdpandnHihs, saeeps iratftheyis Eo uld pst
Fra, "A! st tssaGsaa They sfsEsFy IPaifs''
"a lady VIC is Is. an enthusiastic 'vege
tafianf gives one n the best recipes fol
| cooking this vegetable. .iyOff
fey6C arrotssarei best &C ookedSi 'eepsegva
ktimelB I sshe ysaid. N by this \ mear
they should be cut In strips and, al
lowed 10 simmer, with butter, In 8
1dUtibie Cooker" No water shoaid Ibt
a4d4d OH bHejiA a. gabs5uT sbiqGa
bnsiBy this method all the .yalnabls
juices, and properties of the carrot are
retained instead of being thrown away
| with the hot water. as Is done wher
they are boiled. - &" ''"-- " ,.'''1'@q
h.For supper this dish Is most appe
ftitingAa poanhed egg Is a tasty add
y4oh. tux tea meal which Iiknow frou
sxpsfience indnces aslumbepaano s.jia
ia JTTheImany good qualities, Of carrots
are noysrlooksdl by the public, TheI
not only induce, sleep, but are excel
lent for the complexion as a conse
7 qdencs sofl their tonieo erect sonmth,
taeSds' ia am tbusiIl 7sd 20 isspg
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WHAI CURES ECZEMA?

We have had SO many inquiries
fafs -frst,galng Eczema and other
siSin liseasesN chat we are glad to
maze our answer public. After care
faI Investigation We have found that
a simple wash sof OIL Of Win;ergreen.
as compoundediin d. ID. d., can be re-
lied upon, We would not make this
statement 10 cir patI ons, friends and
neighbors unless we were sure OF it
and although there are many so-called
Eczema remedies sold, We ourselves
'unhesitatingly recommend ID. ID. ID.
Prescription.
Eecause--We know that IT gives In
slant relief to th2ts torturing Itch.
Because-D d. u. Starts the cure at
the foundation Of the trouble.
|, because -Itr clsanses, soothes and
hea " the skim a. -
Recause-It enables Nature to repair
the .aAvakess af-thes disease.
ypaeou j.. j tsIjh ~ 2rkcords OF ten years
Of complete cures Of thousands of the
most serious cases show that ID. d. d.
dc = DAG ipcigudai ms the absolutely
reliable Eczema cure.
Drop into our store today, just TO
t4lAdYeg YoqE case with us
,oo 80 Nv. J.. BEN EDICT
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BIBLE srUpqa COUPON

Bible and Trpct Society, l7sHieks
Street. Brooklyn. n. Y. bnG q. II
Kindly send me the Bible 3.
Studies marked below hhni
y where Are tho fpsadY, ss;bsI
"Forsiyablsa and unpardorshls /
Sins"
"whst Say the Scriptures Re- Q
speotins PunishmentY". ds.g
Erich Man In He'll"
an the CROSS Of christ we
|di Glory" 5di NJ lnail siidW
Most ss;s Pre'ior' Ts*t;'S"71aHoboa
l"End Of tho Aes. IL the Hsrvsst"
Length and Breadth, height y
"a. and Depth of Gods Love. / SO
"The Thief In Paradise"
rChrist Our Passover In Saori.
feed" 1e tgat1 MN rad vug
"The Risen Christ"
"ForeordInation and Eisction." y
"The Desire OF All Nations. sd 4
"Sin's Small Beginnings" b9sa9lo
paradise Regained.y r.Fi,-sF q,
THE Coming Kingdom"
"Sin Atohement."
i"spirituaIi sraslrrt@iN etavaL rs
rael."
"The Times Of the icertiiss.." %
Gathering tho Lords JsvseIs"c
q Thrust In Thy Sickls1auiQe2 ~
weeping All Night" -, c.-
Every Idle Word"
Refrain Thy Voice From Weep ~
ing" "a 81
what Is the SouI7'l i4rvoH al
"Electing Kings"
Tho Hope Of Immortality" -..----.-
The Kings Daughter, the Bride,
the Lambs Wife"
"Calamities-Why Permitted"
pressing Toward tho Mark"
Christian Science pnsOisntlhe
and Unchristian."
"0urslord's Return" x~g'
"Tbs Golden Rute.TA.Dt
"The Two Situations"
"llbertyl"
ii Name ,.-:...c,,i mn - si'''
street '.t..'.ii,.i'i bs,'rxiiI'
City and State. ................
Upon receipt of the! above cou-
pom we will send any, one Of
these Bible Studies FREE; any
three Of them for g. cents
(stamps) or the entire 30 for %
cents. 3s SEND AT ONCE TO
THE BIBLE AND TRACT, So
CIETY, II Hicks Street, Brook
Ign, N. Y. I"-A' '''''A "'0 -
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/ 10 noila1gsnomsb Al si liiR SIs
DIViNE,RIGHTlQF KNGs.s'n

..hilThs Doctrine Of TIT TIE 10 iyfne sflgh1
Of kipPgSss 59 ha /:
man n! gad society itself The first t. kings
we're simply The strongest Ag ana mo ssa
GINNING meMbgeFS Of the Gomptttp PIT
between whom and the medicine
mFs en44 Pset, was 4 fs9Fgea t9qthf, If
fest oAato tbed SskRgMh.eFf t.hfAssL pllaaSse
afuthe sdireets eeBmsata i4 the ss;4hiR
thunder" who wasobossspfnail ,s1 Id
,Yas it9stAe interested thed pediane
snnn; 'tohplease. 5tAaAkmarpHa stAsa
sSefe imlvi toni reaGs lt@ alsnbmith
the "frame9ap9i ss,rid 1shonh 6crn'tht
1iSinairhghtlideao, 0neeIshrted,fhe
old supa'stihongnouted itselfGdaepiv
and IL st4lf afeserte& tot oeehsonaihl
n - 4
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Sill 6otxtff sxslrIl s,ARt katIE|
.Opa SflfNII SYl a sss 10 srouI
Clspde pebpssy's Statement Must Be
,n 0eeIsred 10 Sc ObViodsIys1M
f'iynS9ID !s uoIjFsysk a y1nuGp mlao

clspde Pebpssy's statemsnt Must Be-
no" DeeIafed 10 b e SbVfoIslys1h
'iiYnS'ID !s uotjrsIse. q yInuSD mlao
sloohos sGl hG-AsE( hn1 dseH lsal
ehi Claude iDsbnssy 'cdmposer obgPel.
nleasi ahA NRilhandeJiirit theaauthbro III
Avery reiifSrkable sstatenfentniiTAa
sis iho% it fekds hIn feai'fife Fean.
not live up to the ideal" Have n
m9sfc.ei P9feadtHe faifetenM se4ere
piis Il III 3m9' BETWEEN f3abjssyo tile eShi
poser and Debauas5sSS II TIE iiffahn. . 'nq
,IAbniGahassN gosa aspstq s%BAha'
Al artnisna qleaduInk making ,dt that
sstatement,rlcqpahle ,artisiiaasah be spYgnS IN,
qpessiAnablNfis, be has made asSFsSf
pmisfakastheGR hilaaAphiaiREoss says
For artniara 9,artpeompRehansjy "
fern and SsabracesdalRdf thesdinea
arts. mafipassepshesb eunaaaietsof In
Ftetligehte, Tor instaiiee,a45l cehtessi
81 $rclpirtdGt4 tpitq bs9aibenk He.sen
SA All H aeFreGaieed 'bhiidng ~ dBtFi6ospIsl.
not a falsehQQ34a[s III .a o. n ~ 4,
bisIfsS rSEa'sswa bar, { SattarI
is in danger of his high Mjllltgpi'
seato N n 10 > " ,s1nogs9a
Art, if a lie. has represented t,
the world MISUNDERSTANDING 9Tht
Christian raipio4p hasA been a,eher
isliea banX sustAfneaqBy ne means
the. poes92 Oh ahf IiaAisi has been wha
Ih5{ liiaa9, theai, Rigt08rEs, without !
leg@g rsdt SSbb aRfseS yqff bfs ei
known; Eneas would halysf been al
inglorious GreeksgF sssiiHiFgi lhpas
immortaized him
aeMrsaI9ebHssy ,is,alyina iDaaocda.
abhen wi tioaf sninion dis toanfresl'
eKpr9ssthp cohchpaess tbesP sess, spar
lticuaaflv yyviineh9or wpmenbef TEN
Forary POSITION indseats cofole#rnine
| .sH -Al4 AAS- A-AlnLolu 70 ntQd
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Sore Throat Cure.
I ia Tt,1fh> S6fss Throat u1ickly. safely

To cute 'S6fs Throat quickly, safely and
s5 Sss Ts Es T5S Tfsf fG I.
SIMPLY 9 Sore I'll roat Cure. II doesn' I
perform miracles but It does To its whoIf
duty in curing threats which are sore.S
TONSILINE is an atieiseptie, kills the
Sore Threat germs aad seEreete tAo=eea;
ditions which produce Sore Throat aud
like diseases. The first dose gives
relief, s1and q few dose3 ouse. SxSS
A quick, safe, soothiYgr haaling.aSlE
,antissptic cure for Sore Throat IN
25 cents and 50a6antaL HospitaiblqE4
tSsise SlG. All a R5GrTpg gqq ssi,,ao aaslkA
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1Asywasirakinq NO rchancss. szr

II ihsyWas iTAking NO nchancss.s sliTq
II Is well always to be kind And II
Is wise always to be cautious An in.
cident in New York city illustrated
how lady COULD be Both ANOTHER
woman had tainted. What she needed
to bring her 10 In a hurry was smell
.ins--salts-hut nobody bad smelling
salts. 81 think he nhas vindi-
grette of her own In that baS," said
the Samaritahy--sbsst-.in The absenSe
Of q policeman l am afraid to open 1t
- Wind out" Something that looked
IKE a small bottle coplh be discerned
Though the meshes Of the chain bag.
IyA& tnetGpwd. valiantiy shifting re-
sponsibility, said: rGo ahead and
omen it, ION one condition | will"
said the Samaritan. II want three by
standerS - watch me apd sign a writ
ent that hake taken moth
Yhk from the bag but -the-- vinaigrette.
] know this town. too we'll 10 take any
chances of beinf1@SSs.& of theft /"
The oath was dM~H IN / jifS,
three signatutes were -appendhd, tie
<5stn3afitAni1pened thu bag. found tie
vinaigrette and proceeded with res-
torative measures.
o.
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va Z IS B .hIn1lsnr anifnal0y
EnoIIshwomen and the Lsw.g

saIshs;tslng !; some
bury bury. lady Sued a dfessmakef,' al
leging that hobble skirt supplied 70
ihero WAS i'hotos troperid itiibscause y
was notpsnai cjently4 tight Judge IA
con- Observation-Disclosures to !heI fitted 9pp
and thus arrayed. the lady stood up
on the bench in order that his honor
might examine the skirt very closely
e. 7hsMTkaRea nj Ma as1StI
is .th.atswAHr ypp ,f9mplain, af Adj no
tice- that some dresses are made &c
tight now--in fact. indecently tight
Judgment was given FOR lady 1fsfRtIn
for the cost of the material.-New
York Sun. .--...--.-...-..-.---..
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, tAhllayear agollecarved those in
itials9r All! foolish. 2 foolish. ,youthY''
niN4IGu -AaauleuH

> tAhliayear agol9carved those IN
itials9r An foolish. foolish. 'youthY'
'3i J2nd Addressed. sheo Jury.a ia
iioA man WHO had neverbbeeR inuoourt
before in his life was recently called
as,ras witness in a ,ceprt in southern
Indiana. g On being SWORD he took g
position With, his back to the Jury and
began telling hfs story TO the Judge
'ff@&hafksstb ths9tYry, sfri!"rs2e7oi bna
Ifhe7 Witness paased for! a moment
but not comprehending what waa
said t8bhiih. gfemaiaied thls theos same
position. .yabiDiR8 ,sloj2 yyeA9o1J
a The Judge waf then irmgin4reeio explicit
and said. T. Speak 70 10 the Jury, Sii
the men behind you on the BENCHES. /
The witness turned afodhd.. bowed
awK~atds lriand saidrO Good rhoFnlng
gentlemen" -Nationahl Monthly 97oi2
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Old Soldier Tortured

"For years T suffered unspeakable
tortue from indigestion, constipation
and liver trouble, wrote a. X. Smith,
a war veteran at Erie, Pa, "but DIR.
Kings New Life Pills fixed me all
right. They're simply great" Try
|s ssSS u, Only 25' con"el'" drug
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tpNf -YfmitsSon <aiffsstor slrt,R CORD
ed&es, Isl .oOB postpaid brder now Ri,
ebw anq Tract Society, n Hicks Street,
BSokNn. GY -

himself In the sufferiisIs of the pres
ent and in the glori,k Of the future
q Corinthians X. Ii. II; Matthew XVI,
29). The antique of the cup in its
higher sense will be the new joys of
the, Kingdom which all the faithful in
Christ, will share with the great King
of glory. when he shall take unto him.
self his great power and reign, rtr .,,
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THINGS ALL OUGHT TO KNOW
As Christian Bible Students-The Cat
isfactory Proof of why God pr

As Christian Bible Students-The Cat
isfactory Proof of "Why God pr
mits Evil"
One Of the questions which comes Do
nearly every thinking mind today Us.
why does God permit evilT" Asrwe
look about US in the world we observe
that II is filled with sorrow and trouble,
sickness and pain and every trial We
could enumerate and we cannot help
wondering WHY GOD ALLOWS ~
We realize that He is almighty md
that He could prevent ii If He wishNd
We read in His Word that He is mo4e
willing to do for His children than
are earthly parents for theirs, and we
know how much that means; yet of-
tentimes, 1t seems that those who Try
to do and live right have the most
trouble. This question Is made way
clear In a book entitled, THE Divine
Plan Of the Ages" Every statement
Is backed by Scripture, and shows TINT
while God does not sanction evil k{E
HAS ALLOWED SIN AND DEATH
TO REIGN FOR THESE LONG Blk
THOUSAND YEARS. This and many
other subjects Of deep interest to MI
Of Gods people are discussed fully AID
in language easy of comprehension..s
In English, German, Swedish, DAfio
Norwegian. Italian, French, Greek,
Hungarian, Spanish, Polish, Holland
ish.C ISyriac and Turko-Armenian An
DreparatiOn o.
355 pages. cloth bound, 80 cents 1bst
paid Address Bible and Tract Socie-
ty, II Hicks Street, Brooklyn, N. N
Tabernacle Shadows Of the Better
Sacrifices" %
This little Book is not for the (rdi-
nary reader, but most decidedly is
what every advanced Bible Student
and earnest Christian should possess
and study thoroughly. 1t costs but
Ten Cents, is illustrated and drawt It's
lessons on the higher life from the
types and shadows Of Israers typxal
Atonement Day and other sacrifices.
Surely every earnest Christian shMld
have this little book and find In IL a
mine Of spiritual wealth, health 3nd
refreshment. Order il now from the
Bible and Tract Society, IL Hicks
street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ~
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
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'1~" 'lA' ~ t0+AA fA.S s1!1 o'@4s uA - AsAA1
'mThe Quantity IF t5bAcc6 1pr6iheed
In tie Phitfppih&s rs endrfttGuss fh !
watbichi Il is s ,,eIp6dft&d lrepbFe4setpH4sg H}
Value g.. Of l mpore 1, Pa IS
lit is believed thaic qn BBaaR ~ llt thaf
islands considerably .yeSf8edsentlai
which is S. sent away ;.yT The Spapish
gqYerqlwqlfnt bad bad R RR}anaogp0y a both
for the purchase Ithe , leaf az and thpef
sale of the manufactured cigar. But
TIE hatitt eeieifc diriv1atojr;A III thraily
enough kept 9r own Sa sfa y th4}
Pf his iGfRaSn 2 r lpr fia x slyan SAYS
the best product of lbs gardens aong
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
70 l6aj bua r9woT > l. nh
MUCH, GOLF, 81 IN i kf,hIso9lhPIkE;,ini

Although $150,OOO,O00 in gold
has sbdeh taken Nodp6f tFfen Kofidike
Blazer miffing district. e&pettso e4sati.
mate that there u frat much left 70
be mined I'M the, fatureeJ - an
I'd % % s s449 ;ssSfE5 Il 1 oa.
A great f mRny people lsha a7e Il e armed
byI experience that taifhelette Is a
highly inAan4msbk' hfa seria4?:' Yeti II
ia Is fa8Sbgite. 'fabrit tt6Fs ,thnareh''
night dresses. The SeW Y6fR Msd
icall Journal thinks HR P ahSSi
clans should gall, the sattentiiqnlv fo9t
TO- this deRgeEq naad ortht
British Fire-PreYentioBi committee
shas ,slrVadytakerr ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ter. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a
Ia rceent' reppfetlIat Observation-Disclosures
'irapidfv 'ishali Be9kdrEdd IN gHieisA
fypsgeg 81 tie hfnatefrFaf.gd 10 sann7 9a'
: - t-+.ts- ~ A-soa 49, qsel.-1SGEGd
First insertion J1rps ROpfsq LAYS
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
Messiah's kinqdom Nearing.

The period in which sin is permit
ted hay beeq d yGark night TO- humani-
ty, never to be forgotten; but the glo-
rious day Of righteousness and divine
fayer,. to be ushered in by Messiah.
He as the, Sun OF RIGHTEOUS
NESS. shall arise ana shirf bully and
desrlS into, md uBon Jap, fbringins
healing and blAssinGs wpllmore thar
counterbalance theNdfeadful night Of
weeping, signing, pain, sickness and
death. in which. the .groanlng creation
'hah been so Tong. weeping may en-
dure for a night but JOY cometh in the
MORNING"
For further LIGHT on the coming
Kingdom send thirty-five cents for
the Helping Hand for Bible Students.
entitled, THY KINGDOM COME"
Bible and Tract Society, IL Hicks
Street. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
Girl and Dog Hold Down Claim.

W. ~"e S~s 1900 sS~"" S"'lt
Miss Alice True. Q South TacoHa
girl. left . this afternoon for Idaho
wtVJy<rh bulldog and a saddle
horse, she will live on a lonely claim
near DIETRICH, Idaho. for 80 days. she
purposes to prove up" on the land
Il have fisd GA cleipfpear Ddt.
g6R&O dfc6bn ut even
live Alone" said Mibs
True today befUrv feHvfng mere There
10 butt onbi other. woman inIthe neigh.
busAps4 Doe sMiss. Tr0e declares that
between the bulldog and the saddle
hDqP RHtAt4ks shsxvill be able 10
~ nd Nr& al aA. +Tacoma cdr.
respondence Portland oregonian.
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