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effrontory. But to say, us Peter did.
AENEA8 AND DORCAS.
Acts 918243.
Sunday School Lesson April _9, 1916.
eotosn 'rss1':- "in an things
showing thyself a, pattern of good
works.”- Titus 2:7.
on opportunities. Over and over, as
soon as precautions relaxed a little,
they sprang forward at once on the
gospel charge. They must have
known that this would only bring
fresh persecution. The memory of
the last attack of their enemies was
very bitter. But forgetting the things,
behind, they pressed toward the mark
for the prize of t heir high calling. In
this they were a glorious example for
modern Christians who have no per-
secution to fear and can preach Christ
every day all their lives il' they choose
to. -
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We might have been sure that Peter
would be one to take advantage or
rtunlt s was afforded
such an oppo y a
by the conversion of Saul, the perse-
cuter." Peter had received from his
Lord a personal commission. 1-le was
eager to redeem himself for, his sad
denial. He “went throughout all
parts" with the good news ot the ris-
en Christ. Jerusalem could not con-
tain him, all Galilee could not contain
him. When a. man once catches
them issionary vision his life is inevit-
ably widened. He may have been a
fisher on the Sea , oi Gennesaret;
henceforth he fishes in every ocean.
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Pete went`to the saints as well as
to t he sinners. He ministered to be-
lievers as well as to unbeilevers, to
Aeneas and Dorcas. as well as to Cor-
nelius. Some ministers take thought
for the wide concerns of sociology
and political economy more than for
the happiness and growth of their own
church members. Some church mem-
bers care more for outsiders than for
their fellow members over whose ln-
terests they promise to watch when
they joined the Church. This one is
to be done, and the other not to bc
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If Peter had said to Aeneas, as n
quack would have said, "Be of 'good
cheer, I will heal thee," it would have
required no iaith, nothing but bra'/.cn
"Jesus Christ healeth thee; arise."
called for faith of the highest order.
Only a. heart very close to the Mus-
ter's dares say what Christ will or
will not do. Peter had walked with
Christ through three crowded years,
and he was so familiar with his ways
that he could predict them with confl-
dence. We can ‘get the same happy
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DOrI’T STAY HEADACHY, CON8TI-
f PATED. SICK. WITH BREATH
BAD AND STOMACH SOUR
Got u 10~cent`box now.
You men and women who csn't get
billous. nervous, and upset, bothered
with a sick, gassy. disordered stomach,
orhave a had cold.
Are youkseping your bowels clean
with Cascarets. or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with salts,
oathartic pills or castor oil?
Cascarets work while you sleep;
cleanse the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested, fcrmcuting food and foul
gases; take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system all
the coustipated wustc lnzltter und
poison in the bowels. '
A Cnscarei. tonight will straighten
you Ollt by morning~o 10-cent box
from nny drug store will koop your
stomach sweet, liver und bowels rcgn-
lar, und head olcur for months. Don’t
forget the' children. They love Cas.
carets because they taste good-never
gripe or sicken.
power of prediction, but only on the
some terms.
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The result of the healing of Aeneas
was that all Lydda und the plnin of
Sharon turned to tl\e_l.ord. Nothing
draws men like benefits. Men may
be terrified into conversion. but they
ure fur more likely to bo uttrueted in-
to conversion. Ministers used to
warn sinners ol’ the horrors oi’ hell,
and that was well: we could stand
more of that kind of preaching today
than we are getting; but the preach-
ing of these times, painting the love
of the Redeemer, the joys oi’ the
redeemed life, and the eternal bliss of
heaven, is on the whole fur more ci-
fectivc.
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Dorcas, no less than Peter, was a
typical Christian. because she also
was consplcuouslya helper. She was
“full” of good works and almsdceds.
Most of us are only half full, or have
only two or three good deeds rattling
around in t he bottom ot"the measure.
But the lite of Dorcnsgoverflowed
good measure, heaped up, pressed
down. running over. Thnt is why she
was mourned so bitterly when she
died. She had tnken i`ull possession
of her Christian opportunities. Shc
could not preach like Peter, but she
could and did preach like Dorcas. She
could not work l’eter's miracles. but
she had other miracles to hcl' credit,
miracles oi' llcurt-healing and of soul-
resurrcction, Tho world would
hesitate long if it had to choose. bc~
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tween its Peters*u:d.li,s Dorcases.
We do not .wonder that such a wo-
man as Dorcas was brought back to
life; the only wonder is that she was
allowed to leave. Yet this wonder.
repeated whenever a Dorcas dies, is
V0l'Y Bhmtsigllted and seidsh, after
all. lt is* based on the assumption
that this is the only world in which
,Dorcas can be utilized, that God can-
not hsve a wise use for Dorcas in
heaven, We shall learn better when
we cross the Jordan, and with -that
fuller knowledge our foolish quest-
ionings of God's transferences will
fall to tho gr0und.- Westmisister
Adult Bibi Class.
"WE CHILDREN
PERl8H AT SCRANTON.
SCRANTON, Pa., April 3.- Five
children were burned to death carb’
today in the fire which destroyed the
home of Patrick Marion, in this city.
The children ranged from thirteen
months to ten years. _
Al Real Flesh Builder
For Thin People
Thin men and women-that big.
hearty, illling dinner you ate last
night. \\'hat became of all the fat-
producing nourishment it contained?
You huveu’t -gained in weight one
ounce. That food passed from your
body like unburned coal through an
open grate. The material was there,
but your food doesn't work and stick.
and the plain truth is you hardly get
enough nourishment from your meals
to pay for tho cost of cooking. ’l‘his
is truo of thin folks tho world over.
Your nutritive organs, your functions
ot' assimilation. are probably sadly
o ent nn need reconstruction
,outt`g"'d. 'Q' .
l Cut out the foolish foods and funny
sawdust diets. (Tut out everything but
thc rneztls you nro catiug and cut' with
every one ot’ those a. single Surgol
tablet. in two weeks notc the difference
Let the scales be the judge. Five to
eight good solid pounds of healthy,
"siaythere" fat may be the net rc-
sult. Sargol aims to change weak
stagnant blood with millions of fresh
new red blood corpuscles-to give
the blood the carrying power to dc-
llvor every ounce of fat-making ma-
terial in your food to every part of
your body. Sargol to. mixes with your
food, to prepare it for the blood in an
lastly assimilated form. Thin people
‘ell how they have gained all' the way
from 10 to 25 pounds a month while
‘aking Sargol and any that the new
lesh stays put, Sargci tablets are a
vnreful combination of six oi' the best
assimilntive elements known to chem-
stry. They come 40 eblets to a
package, are pleasant, harmless and
nexpcnsivc, and all other good drug-
gists in this vicinity sell them subject
to an nbsolutc guarantee of weight in-
crease or money back as found in cv-
ory package.
to supply you, send $1.00 to the Nation
al Laboratories 74 St. Antoine St.
Montreal and a complete ten days
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TO was in a barn trying to smoke and
accidentally set fire to the building.
His brother and sister managed to es-
COATICOOKE, Que.. April 3.-~ cape, but the victim got trapped in
Wilfrid Dragon, aged seve
n years, the doorway and was burned to death.
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To Restore Health, Vigor, Energy, There is Nothing to Compare to I
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more victims of this cnervating disease. Urged on by
sudden changes of temperature, this dreaded scourge
sweeps over the country like a forest fire before the
Finding them in a more or less weakened condition,
grip breaks down their power of resistance and pre-
pares thc way for pneumonia, kidney troubles, or
heart failure.
western winds.
In offices, stores Land' factories the forces are
greatly reduced because so many are away with grip,
while many who stick to their posts do so .withwthe
greatest discomfort, because of the pains _and_aches
andthe great weakness associated with this disease.
It onlylptakcs a few hours of this debilitating
ailment to bring even the strongest to their beds and
the ‘process of recovery is often' most tedious.
A Just at this point Dr. Chasc’s Nerve Food does
After cvcry epidemic of grip thc grim reaper
makes zt regular harvest, through the medium of these
ailments. There is only one way to avoid such re-
sults, and that is by thc regular use of such restora-
tive treatment as Dr. Chasds Nerve lfood.
This great food cure has proven a wonderful
blessing to people in advanced years and all whose
systems have become run down. _
You need not linger in weakness if you will but
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hastens the process of upbuilding and you can depend
on the results proving of lasting benefit.
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.I gig 0}1|`;s¢'s_.Nerve Food, and, after taking two
'buggy I felt so mucll improved that 1 continued
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“ Last. Winter my mother contracted a bud cold.
Sho was bothered with shortness of breath, '
wheezing, fevered' and too sore to cough. Our
doctorprcscribcd treatment which brought relief
from these symptoms, but when she got up she
was tired, always tired and weak. I got l:ler~
three boxes of Dr. C'-hase’s Nerve Food. and she
soon improved. Her eyes became clear, and
bright, the ashcn hue left the face and she be n
tuohouseho1ddnties." - _ .   ; _
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