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TO THE AFFLICTED.

Dear Readers -Are you a' sufferer from any of the followlngill~r ,Lack of ambl-_ tion, nervous exhaustion, ideas eisily

NA1’|oNA|.. senses. JULY 19. »

Text of the Lennon, I lam. xii, 18~S.

loiory Vernon, 23-25-Golden Text, I lam. xii, I4-Commentary Propan- od by Bev. D. I. Stearns.

[ ht, 1903, by American Press A»ociatiou.]

Cami: 18. Now therefore behold the king whom ye have chosen and whom ye have de-

confusei. irritability ot- temper. impair- I urea, ana, beheld, me Lora nun ut s

ertof memory despohdenoy general

order, rheuma ism, ,dyspepsia or iudlgrs

king over you. A

In verse 1 we hear Samuel saying, "Behold, I have hearkened unto your

0.1, dizzy or fainting spells? ’D.es your voice in all that ye said unto me and

heart palp tate l Do you have smother

g or sinking sensations, pimples or erup-

ln ` 1 _ _ 1 debi1ity,liver not right, kidneys out of

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‘ous on the skin, etc., etc ? l

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Little Red Pills. A1 trial order B of- three K boxes for $1.09 will convince anyone that `

these pills are truly wonderfull' C Wh "are ,

have made a king over you." Now he says that the Lord did lt, for he was the Lord's representative. If believers would accept the tiith that we are here in Christ’s stead our lives would tell more for Him (II Cor. v, 20; John

18) Israel now had a king, like

only in receipt or letters bearing the in the place of God for Samuel ra-

highest testimony. We have not spate to I tell you all about them l_iete,`but._ will'

answer ary enquiries as ' to; tbofr nferitsl ,

Mrs. John hlaodonild, N. S., writes us, “After taking two boxes of Dr. ' Clarke's Little Red Pills for indiizestlon, which I had been troubled with tcr a num-

r of years, I am now perfectly well. I

f llowed the directions carefullv ”

. I To everyone sending for a trial order and tinfiinggood . results we ask< to ob]

serve our special oder enclosed with every _ box. _Its of special interest to every one '

xvii, . other nations, but they had put a man

min ’ I

ded them. “The Lord your God was

your king" (verse 12). When we re- member Rom. vi, 16, “To whom ye yield yourselves servants to obey, his serv- ants ye are to whom ye obey," wa should be able to seeif we are putting any person or thing in the place of God.

14,15.I!yewi1iteartheLorda.ndlorvl

Him and obey His voice. ° ° ° But it ye will not obey the voice of the Lord, but "ML , , , _ . _

Although they have sinned and God

has given them their desire, yet here is '

a way of blessing still left to them. Je~

your drllillrlsli hos Dtlt the pills in St0ck‘ hovah must and will be magnmed eb

be

If send direct to the office of Canada Chemi- f cal

Company. Peterborough. O;itario,'

Canada. i Dr. C1arke’s Little Red Pills are a

positive and certain cure for rheum-E atism, asthma, paralysis, eonitbS,- lame back, indigestion, all stom- ach and liver troubles, female complaints, _ even ~when.~ the dieea=es ha. been standing. Q1' many ye the most stubborn cases will yield°F_ .sale by C D Hlikil, MacDonald &_ a ___ innou. Gee if Hughean A n11is,* .G‘.-vials., son,A \V Reddin, Johnson 8; Johnson Reddin Bros. or sent direct by mail, by addressing Dr Clarke Medical Co., Peter-

r $1 (D Dr Clarke’s Sure Cure for Catarrh, and

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ther -in blessings upon an obedient peo~ ple or in judgment upon the unbeliev- ing. He redeemed Israel from Egypt that they might keep His command- ments and serve Him and be a. peculiar treasure unto Him above all people, a willing and obedient people enjoying His goodness (Ex. xlx, 4, 5; Isa. i, 18, 19). Obedient service was the way of blesslng..disobedience the way of the hand of the Lord against them. Moses called heaven and earth to witness against them that he had set before them life and death, blessing and curs- ing, and he entreated them to choose life (Deut. xxx, 19).

16-18. Now therefore stand and see this

great thing which the Lord will do before your eyes. ° ° ° So Samuel called unto

the Lora and the Lord sent thunder and rain

th day, and all the people greatly'

toured the Lord and Samuel.

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is a grand thing for ang child of God, - _ U 7 -~'°~“° “From Tho llllanllci the

for otherwise one may lightly tamper with sin and grieve the Spirit. ‘It was

a most unusual thing to hge rain dur- ing wheat harvest, and th the people might hear God’s own voice disapprov- ing of their action and not think of lt as merely Samnel’s disapproval he said be would ask God to speak by sending thunder and rain that day, which he did, audGodsoaxmweredhim,andt_~he people saw Samuel’s oneness with God. and they feared greatly. It was 'some- thing like Eliflfs prayer that the Lord' would show His oneness with him by sending tire (I Kings xviii, 3849). We remember also that on one occasion when the Lord Jesus spoke to His Fa-I ther the Father answered by a iV0i¢¢ flvlllesvoll. but the P°0Dle.~naid 114°* H32” “L ”» if ~a».'sn. me ssniei unto taepsiipm

Fear not; ye have done all this wicked- ness. Yet urn not aside from following the Iiord. but serve the Lord with all your heart. ' W

The special manifestation of ln

the thunder and the rain at such an unusual time seemed to convince the people that they really had'-sinned in asking for a king, and they entreated

might not be punished. The ' wet of

the intercession of Moses and)_°Sahtuef

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U seen in Jer. xv, 1, where the Lord speaks of a time' when even such as they could not avail. Thatltlme had not yet come, so Samuel urge; them to turn to the Lord and, being forgiven,

'lr ‘ ' as

to serve Him henceforth with" the I ' ._ _ ' ' _ ?

whole heart. What precious words for _ Q a _ _,_ . _ _

us are these: “If we confess _l _ ._-_ __ _

'He is faith1_‘ul.and;iust_to forgive us '

ourslnsandtocleanseusttomallun- righteousness” (I John i, 9).

lthath planed the Lord to make youliia people.

When once we become the Lord’e re- deemed people, no power can pluck ua out of His hand (John X. 37-5). spd

1f(Phil.i. 8:Pl-_.cxxxvil`i.8). Hfhnewn

at big reductions.

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Suits worth $6 00 for $4.50.

Suits worth 7.50 for 5.00. '

Suits worth 10.00 for 7. 50. Suits worth 12.00 for 9.00. 500 pairs n1en’s separate pants ' so

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Headquarters 'for ,,, ,

wear and Granby Rubberaof all-vmieles,

shapes and sizes. _

Ames Holden Duke and Duchess

A specialty. » ‘N , Attentive and politeclerks. St. John! _ _ Mail Orders punctually at- I'

tended to. P. O. Box 04, a 'I

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concerning His rebellious Israel that Bl heevs`ailB/er.wm.do' Usrrihegdr-t‘a aI forHlanams’ssake(Esek.xx,9;xlv, 29, 44; xxxvi, 21, 22). Jeremiahpreyed. p “0. Lord, though our iniquinee testify

againet.ue,do'1'houitforThynaine’lI

eakei” (Jer xiv 7 For His name’a

John li, 12). _ ` _

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in truth with all your heart, for connider< bow great things He hath done for you.

Samuel assures them that it would be-a sinforhim tooease toprfq for'_ them and that he would continue to i teach them the good and the right way,

but that . y _ th thrall amgna Lani l had done _for_them and us exnon- . 's1':ained‘lto‘ live in His fear and serve

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