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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-28

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-28
Cine Tres Banderas'

Esta noche Sc proyectara por prime
ra vez IN el cine de Portell Y Garcia la
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1914-04-14
Be Honest In Packing.

Pack fruit honestly from top to bot
tom, and put your name or trademark
on it, in establishing 9 permanent
market.
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psalm 50:5l Again. notice Jesus
words. IF any man viii be My dis
ciple. let him deny himself and take
up his cross and follow Me"
Dead to the World-And All.
From the foregoing Scripture. 1t will
be noticed that the condition upon
which any may become a member of
the Church OF the First-b born is that be
shall sacrifice his earthly nature. Only
by faithfulness in thus sacrificing can
he obtain the Heavenly nature. I'm
faithfuness would hinder him from
ever obtaining the new nature. AS for
the earthly nature. such give up all
right to it, III order that they may run
nature Hence it is that the First
horns are represented in the type as
being exposed to REORGANIZATION
Not so the world: for the world is
only under Adamic condemnation.
God has promised that through Christ
that curse SHALL he removed. Hence of
all the people in the world the only
ones who at the present time are in
danger of going into extinction are
those who have made Il conservation
to be the followers of Jesus.
Look back again mt the type. There
we see the lamb provided for all. There
We see the blood upon the door-posts
for all But we see the first-born the
Dnlv ones in danger In the antityDe.
these. if passed over will become the
Church in Glory. the Royal Priesthood.
How beautiful the picture. How sol
emn the thought Of our opportunities
and privileges. and responsibilities cor
responding.
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Has Camden
Found the Same?
The Answer is Found in the
Straightforward Statement
of a Camden Resident.

We have been reading week after
week in the local press of Mount Holly
citizens who have been rid of distress
ing kidney and bladder troubles by
Doan's Kidney Pills, and we have often
wondered whether the same high opin-
ion of this medicine is to be found in
our neighboting towns This frank and
earnest statement by we'll known and
respected resident of Camden will set
this doubt at rest
James Elbertson, $40 N. Sixth St.,
Camden, N. J., says: 81 have a great
deal OF faith in Doan's Kidney Pills,
for l have used them for years when
ever have had any trouble from my
kidneys, and few doses have fixed me
up in good shape. l used to have a
great deal of bladder trouble The kid
ney secretions caused me lot of annoy
ance. Whenever 1 feel the complaint
coming on, get a box of Doan's Kid
ney Pills and a few doses make my
kidneys normal -
Price so cents, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.
Elberson had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, New York,
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world during the Millennium. The
Church Is delivered or passed over by
faith-through the imputation of the
merit of the Redeemer. The Church
class may. therefore. even now speak
of sins forgiven and of having passed
from death unto life-but not so the
world Indeed. the taking away of the
sins of the world in the next Age will
be ON a totally different basis. The
merit of the Redeemer will not be i'm
puted to mankind. The world will not
be justified by faith. The taking away
of their sins will be actual, and their
justification will be actual.
Special Privileges of the First born.
The Church of the First-born has
special privileges and blessings. as well
as special trials. In the Passover type.
the lives of the frst-born We're in jeop
ardy. while the lives of others OF Is
rael were in no danger. This signifies
In the antitype that the Church of the
First-born will be liable to death at a
time when the remainder of the world
will not be thus liable. The reason for
this is clear, in the light of other Scrip
lures, as we shall see.
The call of the Gospel Age the Apos-
tie styles high calling" Heavenly
calling. because the Church is not un-
der law. Rather. Heavenly reward
is held up before the minds of some.
and they are invited to enter into
Covenant with God. to follow such a
course of life in the present time as
will eventually bring them to the glo-
rious prize set before them in the inyi-
tation. That prize is sometimes styled
the Kingdom, and sometimes the Di-
vine nature-and it includes both
But If the reward is so great that
Jesus called it the pearl of great
price" and st. Paul declared that he
counted all other things as loss and
dross in comparison. we should not be
surprised to find the conditions, or
terms. for Obtaining it very stringent.
Notice the strilIgency of the call:
Gather together My saints unto Me-
saith the Lord. those who have made
Covenant with Nc by sacrifice"
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FROM A FARMERS NOTEBOOK
Heavy Feeding VIII Be Required to
Counterfeit III Effects of Exposure
to Winters Storm.

1t will take two weeks heavy feed
ing to counteract the i'll effects OF
one nights exposure to the storms
common at this season.
Dry cold does not injure farm stock
as much as rain does, and animals
that have the shelter of open sheds or
straw stacks Withstand dry zero
weather very we'll
The lambs will begin to come late
in February and the breeding ewes
should have an abundance of nitro
geneous food to enable them to bring
forth strong offspring.
The worse place in the world for
such breeding ewes Is the stalk field,
and we have seldom, if ever, seen q
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strong, healthy lot of lambs from
ewes that have been allowed stalk
field range.
We may say the same of brood
mares, due to foal in the spring. A
few bushels of oats or a few bags
OF bran fed the mares during the next
few months will insure strong, healthy
foals that Will grow Justify from the
start.
A celebrated teacher said to a
friend at the late international See
These Grand Canadian Fat Sheep.
The men who show these sheep are
decended from a line of shepherds
200 years old and prize winning is
not a question of luck with them"
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POULTRY FOa MARKET
BIG PRICES ARE GIVEN ONLY TO.
THE FANCY STOCK.
Choice, Plump Stock Is Demanded and
Always Finds Ready Sale-Seiect
Only Such Breeds as VIII
Please the Customer.
By NJ. K. BOYER1


Each year the poulterer better I'M
derstands the care of poultry, knows
their wants, and has discovered how
to keep them comfortable. The COM
Portable hens are the ones that do the
laying
About 80 years ago, when poultry
farming was young, as a business,
cry arose that it would not be long
before there would be such a surplus
of stock that prices would go tumb-
ling, but Notwithstanding that, there
are ten successful plants today to
every one 80 years ago, and the de-
mand not half reached! With the in
crease of supply came the increase
of demand and today we are no near
er meeting the demand than We ever
were.
However, there is change in the
market which must not be lost sight
Of. Almost anything in the poultry
line sells, but the choice prices are
alone given to the fancy goods"
The, word fancy" implies more
than appearance. 1t means also quail
ity. Poultry and egg-buyers are be-
coming particular, but they are willing
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CUT OUT THE SHORT CHECK
Cruel and senseless Practice In Driv-
ing Horses-Woeid Yield Greater
Returns With Care.

The man or woman who drives a
horse with short check rein drawing
his face up and expose his eye to the
glare of the sun and the beating of
the rain is guilty of cruel and sense
less practice.
1t is too bad for horses to work on
the farm or to milk wagons through
the week, and on Sundays have their
heads drawn up to an unnatural posi-
ton and driven miles with their necks
hurting them.
l believe they should yield larger
returns to their owners and also be.
lieve God would be well pleased with
kindness to all his creatures.
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to pay for their goods. If they want
the brown eggs they will not take
white; and if they prefer the white,
the brown offer no temptation. The
market today demands choice, plump,
fresh stock. Have you got it? If so
the market is waiting for you
We have today quite number of
breeds, and all, to a certain extent,
are practical. But they will not any
one of them fill all the purposes;
therefore, it is necessary for a man
to select only such breeds as will best
serve his customers.
OF the entire list of breeds, none
will meet the demands of Americans
SO satisfactory as do the American
varieties, and in this class the most
popular are the Wyandottes, the Ply
mouth Rocks and the Rhode Island
Reds closely following. Also our
American strains of Light Brahmas
and Leghorns.
The Brahmas belong to the Asiatic
class as a breed, but the Light Brah-
ma, as bred by our people, is SO diff
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1914-04-14
Creation DRAMA N
AUDITORIUM THEATRE
ChicagOaps AstOnished--- Seats
Free and No Collections.
PASTOR RUSSELL is HERE.

IN Forenoon Discourse He Discussed
That Part of Creations Drama
Which Relates to the Typical Feature
of the Passover Lamb-TypicalIy, He
Says, 1t Has Spoken the Divine Plan
For Centuries-BIessings For Chris
tian Church-Blessings For Jewish
Church-And For All Nations and
kindreds, Tongues and Peoples.
Kingdom Soon to Be Established.
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Male Protects the Younu.

The pipe fish take care of their
young in a manner that is entirely pc
culiar. The newly laid eggs are taken
care OF by the male. he having a sort
Of fold on either side of his body. Be-
meath these flaps he secretes the
eggs, and when the young are Matched
he continues to carry them in this
pouch until they are old enough to
look out for themselves.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1914-04-14
SHARPENING the Disks.

Did you ever think of filing the
disks Of your harrow sharp when
they get blunt. 1t takes sometime
and elbow grease, but it pays first
rate
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ferent from that bred in England, that
one would hardly suppose them to be
Of the same family. This is also true
of the Leghorns, which belong to the
Mediterranean class.
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Chicago. H., Apr.
5.-Pastor Russell
is here for the
purpose of inaugu-
rating his Photo
Drama of Crea-
ton at the Audi
toriu IN Theatre.
the name of which
is a guarantee
that the Drama of
Creation is in ev-
cry respect first
class.
nna nf fba no
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-07-02

Id. CREssET; Please let some
one answer tue folio wing cues.
ton. Please explain the follow.
'og scripture; (Llke l-35-
1fnobody ventures, let the Ed.
Especially the meaning of the
tW0 ships. -Gladis Dawson.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-07-02
JOHNS SECOND BEAST
WITH TWO HORNSLIKE
A LAMB.

Continued from last week,
And / beheld another beast
coming up out of the earth and
he had two horns like q lamb
and he spake as a dragon. "(Rev.
Is GID
The sacrifice which we spoke
of in our last chapter which the
first beast made was fulfilled in
the completion Of our text. A nd
in this second two horned beast
the deadly wound Of the first
beast was healed. h'or as it is
written.
"And he exerciseth all the
power of the first beast before
him and causeth the earth and
them which d we'll Their to
worship the first beast whose
deadly wound was healed. '(Rev.
1919
We see that in this man the
deadly wound of the first beas,
was healed by the changing Of
times and laws in setting up the
one man theory. That is by saying
that Creation aud Formation are
the same. Aud that THE MAN
ADAM was the first man and that
he was the man created on the
sixth day. When the bible
teaches that he was not a created
man but was formed from the
dust of.the ground out of the
material that which God had
created on the first day. AnC
this work was done after the
man male aud female had 5een
created. But we'll did this beast
know that if he could get the
people to believe in the one mar
theory and get it established
L.ucifer the old serpent woult
keep the world OF believers busy
in a war Of jealousy among them
selves argueing their differ
points of belief and doctrine
And this great papistical churcl
could say, we have gained ou1
ends aud their blood from thi'
en- will be upon their own heads
| For a. We see in QUE contain
inating rage Of jealousy ane
hatred they are now engaged ii
welding the scepter of schisn
Some saying ! an of Paul I o
Apollos / of cephus and I am o
Christ or more properly speak
ing one will say t am Of Marti
Luther another / am Of Wicklif1
/ am of John Wesley or am q
John the Baptist says William
y am Of Christ say Camp6e Il;
and so on until in this way "
can add tho number OF the 5eas
six hundred and sixt six
All 10 deadly comSat one agains
the other; and the beast tha
John saw coming up out of tn
eartk is their leading, factor b
Iitwss who caused the earth an
then which dwell therein t
WORSHIP the first beast by excl
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-07-02
QUESTION NO. IS.

Is murder sin? If so why
does the word say. No nurd rer
shall enter the kingdom of hea.
ven, aud in another place says
All sins are forgiven only sin.
ming against the Holy Ghostp
Mrs, Matte Bowers.
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oAo'hf, ulo l'J"CANC'1S AC1N. Lei II -
And who had opened his mouth
in blasphemy against God as he
set in the seat of satan using
satans power and who made
war with the saints, (the apostles
and ov arcome them: and until
he recei veth the deadly wound
he had power over al! kindreds
tongues and nations .(See Rev. Is
~
And as we have said the imageis
the one man theory which is false
Further this vision represents
the idolatrous Worship of the
papal church ana its influence as
it is forced upon the people by
the two horns of the second
beast. And in this second beast
all the lost rounds of the first
is regained and the deadly
wound healed.
The grounds that they tried
hard one to gain under Con.
stantine the great 1--WE say
wicked) but lost was regained
in this second beast that John
saw rise up )ut Of the earth and
the papal church could once
more resume it's former aut-
hority in being lord IF lords and
king Of kings and assumed the
authority of God pretending to
have the power to forgive sins
and great indulgences which
thing God would not do himself.
In this the laws of God are an.
nulled and the com mandments
of men substituted in their place
As it reads:
! And he had power to give life
unto the image of the beast that
the image Of the bea st should
both speak and cause that as
many as would not worship the
image Of the beast should be
killed And he caused MI bOtt
small and great rich .anc, poor
Ifree and bond to receive H. mari:
in their right hand or III then
foreheads And thatno man NIGH
buy or sell save'h he that had the
mark or the name&of the beas'
or the number of his name e.
lRev. 1915 -16-17.)
Now as we have merely statet
to you the grounds on which
these baneful teachings Of thu
beasts rests we will take one ste}
more and equipped by the papis
tical church in all the power o
the Egyptian see: starting II
chltdhUudd he had advanced from
; the very lowest stage of priest
t craft up to the very highest de
: gree; AND had studied all of it
; craftiness; from the loves
= point of knavery, to the highes
t point of baseness; ana his prac
tice in them was perfect. Thi
t man was Mt very one that wa
{ selected from among the bishop
e and priests Of the Roman churcl
, and sent forth. And with hl
own willingness be is confirmed
D he then enters upon his work o
=. enwraping the whole world il
50 q. .F
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The Beast With Seven Heads And Ten Horns:
Which John The Revelator Saw.

TAX. raiser was Cesar Augustus
and the vile person is the Pope of
Romeo And we see that the
league was made With this vile
person as we believe it was in =
this language,
And after the league made
with him he shah work deceitful
for he shall come up and shall
become Strong with a small peo-
pie" Dan. II --23 49,
! After learning that the vile
person mad taken the place Of the
! tax raiser who was Ceaser
! Augustus. Then we have NO
hesitency in saying that the vile
person is the Pope of Rome as
he holds the seat of the Ceasor's,
And then upon these grounds
we say that when ever we find a
choractor who made an agree.
ment with the Pope of Rome, We
will then have the second beast
who John saw come up out Of
the earth. And this we shall
prove by asking you to read the
following in . the language Of
Luther. =
II Offer resumed Luther, ITO
! be silent for the future on this
matter. and to let it die away of
itself: providing my opponents
are silent on this part;* I even
consent to publish writing de.
| string all those who read my
works not to see in them any
attacks upon the Roman Church
; and 80 continue under it's autho.
rity."
Here Luther says plainly that it
is his desire to continue under
the Pope and does not want any
one to see in his work any attack
on the Catholic Church, and in
the following language he says,
when the agreement. had been
thus affected. Miltitz appeared
overioyed.
THESE hundred years past,
exclaimed he, no question has
) occasioned more anxiety to the
cardinals and Roman courtiers
. than this.
They would rather have given
! ten Thousand ducats than con-
! sent toits being prolong. The
l pope's chamberlain spared no
) marks of attention to the monk
of Wittenberg. AT one time he
: manifested his joy at another he
7 shed tears, This show of sensi.
; bility moved the reformer but
: little, still he avoided showing
: what he thought Of it, i pre-.
2 tended not 10 understand the
meaning of these crocodile's
t tears said he," Reformation
e of the sixteenth century. byJ.H.
: Merle D'aubigne, D ID. ,transla t.
1 ed by H. White Page 10.
q To Be Continued.
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of pretention: with his right
hand extended toward the chris
tians, inorder 10 deceive them,
and to have them believe that he
is sincere; but in his left hand,
he holds the poisoned seed, or
net that was to cover, or contain
mate their pure minds that were
yet continually in the love OF
Jesus.
And in appearance of having
his back upon priest craft, and
in the same false position he pre-
sents his face zionward: and in
this form, through this man
Luther which is the second beast
satan meets the true lovers OF
Jesus.
! But under the pertinicious
cleaning of this ghoul of the
, many souls, the question OF the
apostle James bursts forth in all
it's force in this language: From
whence come wars and fightings
among you;' While we find
these things to be true, and the
question Of whence cometh wars:
demanding of them an answer,
they console themselves, by try.
ing to lay the blam on the God
that bought them by saying
that the Biole waS not intended
to be seen by ali alike; when
Christ says that they all shall
believe the same thing, be OF the
same judgement. and mind. AS
it reads.
me-, beseech you brethren
by the name of our Lord Jesus
Christ, that We all speak the same
thing and that there be no divi-
sions among you but that We be
perfectly joined together il the
same mind and in the same
judgement. / Cor. lilo.
They prefer to have divisions
instead of acknowledging their
lown wrong; and in this way they
assign to God that which belongs
, to satan
And Ivy this damnable heresy
we find THAI the poor child OF
: God has been deluded into, a
theory which wrongs his own
soul, and places the Word of God
in a MYSTIC form. Hence this
covering cast over ali nations by
) the false teachings of the papis'
ticol church must be cast off, by
having a willing mind to study,
to show yourselves approved un'
, to to God, wefFlkk aaaaassfn that need no'
+. be ashamed rightly dividing the
Of Truth.
! And to cast it off we must frs
t know it's origin. And this w
/ shall endeavor to do by produc
:. ing theleague spoken of in DAME
J between two kings which il
proven to be Martin Luther anc
) the Pope of Rome, who repre-
4 sents the tlrst and second beast
that John the Revelation saw
F.: The first beast the vile person
+ that Daniel said should take thu
, place of the tax raiser.
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QUESTION NO. 6o.

Ed. CRESsET-Please tell US
what this scripture means? lisa.
45-1-4. Preachers don't wait
for Bro. Garrett to answer first
Do your duty. Emil Oliver.
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NOTICE

The Colony grist mill will run
:. every Saturday-and will only
,:1...ud Oh Satu rdays.
COLONY TRUSTEES
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Any party or parties wishing to
ask any. questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
" or otherwise shall be treated
10 a friend. But in no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phrases 60 through it's
column ns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-07-02
QUESTION NO. rs,

Ed. CRESsET -Please tell US
what the law of the spirit is
that will make US free. from the
aw Of sin and d4ath? And what
is the lsw of sin and death?
Rom. 8-1-2.] II
c. f. Cooper.
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