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setting.-‘Eleventh cenlury
,lied will now bring unity a
Jllngtli to Israel after long dls-- ,-» 
!_iitci=.'rutlon and ivcakness. Hel ill \ 
ruins and calls one ol’ thc \voi'ld's'
-.rentest characters léluiiiucl
,'-Naiiio of God"), lust of tlici
lodges, first ofrtlie prophets, Levite,|
liiy residence Ephrulmite answer
is his mother l{annah's prayers, ' , _ Mis; \\v,,,.,.,.n ,,C,,,,,,,e,, ,he ,,,,_
, -orsccrateid to Jcliovah before his
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hmllil "9 f0ll\'»'\"\‘ll |11 all- ihair shows new lite vigor bright siwiiidliiirl '~ iiill t'isiii~m'in lrlllldil
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COMMENTS
'iivifluit Samuel is though; 'io have
,.r.i1‘l. Wheii,S.iinncl was culled,
V1-i'sc3 Tlielniiip of God wnsi
'uary, The lull was so real that,
iiSuiii\i<-i linmedliitely answered. L
, Verse 5 Samuel supposed it ivzisi
,Eli who had culled liiiii. This wasl
.ri direct and an immediate cull, and.
'not to be taken as n precedent. l
. Verse 6 ‘Samuel must have be-l
igun to think there was something:
‘singular in his experience, and;
ldoubtless thut's wlim. it was de*
lsiisncd he should lliiiik. i
Verse 7 ‘Suiniiel iniist have,
known about Jehovah, liecnuse he'
had a devoted mother. He did not
know .leiio/un in the sense requir-
ed by»a call to be a prophet, There
are iiien to-day who know about
God. hilt who know not God.
Verses, 8,9. Eli had to know
liliii Samuel’s call was from God.
Verse 10 Possibly the call was
tlirnugli an angel or messenger.
Verses 11<13 As a rebuke uguinst
ilieii' corruption, Shiloh wus taken
.iwny from tliviii,_\hc airk was cap~
itiired, iiiid calanilty le-ll upon the
|litiui‘.c oi’ Eli.
` Verse il) Jehovah \\'us.zilwuys_
the source of Sain\iel‘s sti'eiigtii.'
‘Su also of other great men (Gen
f.'l;22;28:15;39:2;Ex 3; 12; Josii.
5; Judg. 6: 18; 1 Sani.18 117;
14). .
Verse 20 Beerslieba was at the
soutlierii limit of Palestine, and
Dau was the northern landmark.
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#Wo look upon the portrait. of ii
iioy. showing what ii child i\niy_bo
in the service of God: ' I
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are surc your child is having the
bcst and most liarnilcss physic for,
the litllc stomach, liver and -bowels.;
Children love its fruity taste. Full
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After :in application of “Dunde-
lie was ‘born lic was given to Gnd
Virrscl About the time of this b ii ra n moiherlt has lieiiii '__'"*°"’i_-'
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well said, “Multiply ll.iniiili~., .iiiii
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 lliglvxaqyciilrslitglld. ll<‘i;;mi Sis tliiero wlirllbe more niiiii.~'.toi~s airing 
. » er y is in ssioiin es." _“___”
iiuthci' to ticrvicc in the saiictuary, 2. A worshipping cliild.--"ill , (‘,,,,|l,,,,~,| ,,‘,.,,,,, ,.,,,,,_ N,,_,,,_
'nil was carry placed in care of Eli, wor:slii.ppc-ll 'thc Lord llicre" wus,
' iii- lilgli priest. ills honie wus at \vrilt.en ol' llic little br-_r ot' his i ----~
i““\<‘l\~ R"'llSloii was at low ebb. »ezii'llcst visit to tl til i- . ii' '~ l
iid thc Word was riiiwi. a Sliiloli. Tlio habit  lliiii-£i\i'nil'Liis"  immml by l“""f‘»‘1*’il\"\ “"""'l’"" UV Will
_ ,,,.,.,;,. 2 ,gp was Mgr, Dries, at ,ms ,my and grcw with ,Us gmw,,,_ , lulins. liwiili iisiiiilly i‘¢-suits in
liiiiloli, tho religious capital or, 3. A piirc~iierirteri child.-/ts ho ,,`;,,,m,` H- '~'-`--1, _ '
»' ' ~ f .. ~ ,_ - ,_ .i. _ "ri "r~iiv"i’y rcvii ~:,
dwelt iii the lwii..o ol God, vu.
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. li liid liven iurlrc lor twenty iiiiglit or ' 
. - - .l)(’(2l to niiri godly ox- _ - 4
.p,,,.:,_ ,,,, ,,.,,,_. , ,,,'rw, mill gooiliziiiiplcs lii‘i’orc ilils boy. lint ilioq,,i fliiiiiiiiiirlcn ol ilif- utr.,-us wiili :iii
inziii 'with cvll sous. ‘whii lcd thi-ii* poopic in w.fii'slill> “(_:('ui"'|lm'"n (ff il bmw" .lilnwfiy
lcd also in ubuiiilnublv wickedness
the sevcnliriiiicli cundlosticks in ‘ Yct amid such surrountliiigs lliiril""‘“" "'"‘| 'his "x“ll“lt` lll'f‘|”f€l'H with
which candles were kept biiriiiiig.ili<iy grow up pure and upright. ‘lim "ll"‘lll1\li0l\ lwlivcvii mozlier
The temple was the 't'>iit, with ilui 4. A helpful 'working child.-'l`lic “ml l'-‘W5 illlll "Ui-'l'\lUl\ Cl/Pnlllfllly
court, The ark ol\Gori was made to srrvices oi tlic .liousc of God- ""*"‘l‘“»
contain the two tables. or cove-iwliir.-li should have been preforiiivd A“l'"“lS that have flbofiffd and
,nan‘t, given lo' Moses by the Lord. :hy tho priests and Lcvities, fpi that have retziincd plat-eiital iiieni»
, Verse 4 Samuel slept ln the-t,,,,O,, .,i,,s ,,,,0p¢,,,, ,,,,|,,| in ,,,,. bi':iiir~s sliould beliuiirlledng in any
[court built for the priests and Sanctuary ,md w»~,~,., ,=,,,,hf,,|,-,» r~n.~:c wlicr: llio :il'tf\rbii'tli iizid not
`l1evltos, -wlm served in the Hmm;-‘,,i)s`9,..ve,,_ C|,,,,],.(,,, cm., h,.,,,D in ,hh i br'i‘oiiic iloiziclictl iiormnlly.
liousclicld as well is in worslilp
:ind should be brought up to servo.
5. An obedient, tiutiiful child.-~
How prompt was his response to
what lie drcined Ell's call! How
ready his obedience! how faithful
and truthful his report of the -mes-
sagc! What Samuel became iii
later years-s just, honest, right-
What niakcs this parting secni
doubly hard is the inet that the
mulvrity have grown up wiui you
A  from almost infuncy. you have been
St°PS Hair Coming Out:
| in close contact with us i_i all our
f"f“"l°“S pleasures and riniussuiciiis
l irciu childhood till tho prr-.sr-nl duy.§
,Vie risk that, uitiiougli you iiiay,
,foriii many new friends in _vour
futurf home. you will Suu imap ii
fireasure spot in your affcotioii for
iyour old friends back home ini
[Prince Erlwaril lsiiinil. ‘
i in conclusion _we ask you to ac A
100111 this suiall rr'iiieii:lizaiii'e, not,
; for its material value, hu; 3,, 3 wk,
,cn or our love and cstceni. And
Ima? happiness and prosperity al-
|i€Il<l You on your long _louriiry and »
-over hover around your now
,l\0!\ie. This is llie sivr-ctcrsi wislii
50? Your old "pals" iii Kelis-.ni;ton.
iPrlmrv Edward lslzinri.
l Sliizicd in behalf ol your iiiaiiy
,fi~icncis.
dross and prcwiit with hor-oiniiiir
iani~7\i'\i:c iiiriiilrcd tiir yoiirii; pvoplr
| slit' is fur livuy iii tlic vvost.-Y.
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iltiii iliioe to it-ii iitiis ii-i in iii.iiiy
1' 4-xis'i>|ii"‘ iii' ai i-'it;iri'ii;il iii-
r\1url.it\‘ i.-i lypiriil of ul>oi'tion dis-
l Slut-c siioli siilhircis probailily
,llflV¢‘ lu‘!‘ti tilssviiii-ii:i‘1ii'.= of llii\ ln-
i!‘i\i~tioii for ri consiilcraiilc- period
lol' iiiiir»_ ull otlicr ,iiiiiiizils should,|
ibc coiisldercd as cxposcd subjects,
5 that may be undergoing an inocula~i
tive period. Likewise tlie premises-
iipoii which such infected animals
have been kept may be contamin-
tloiiig nian-~we sec in his clilld-lfltcil.
hood.
ll. A child in coiiiiiiunlon with
God-“l>luu'veii lies ‘near us in our
infancy." (lan we not lnilgliie the
feeling in tliut motl\er`s heart when
tlie,iie\vs came to her that out ol'
all thc lsaelitcs licr son hurl been
clioscu ns the iiicssuiigei' oi’ the
Lord?
..No¢es.-To train children begin
two hundred years back. 2. Rare
visions arc not always precious.
3. The still- hour, the dim-lit. slin-
ctiiary, the sit-'e‘,(_iiiig old iiiuii, tlie
J-we-struck clill`il-_illld ll\l‘“
.lelio\nli's call! 4. Pr-iiiiipt i\iis\vr-rs
pituse. God. 5. More than thrlcf-1
Jehovah called -,f0u. ii, lie calls to-
dziy. mostly througli human voices.
Yours? 7. Brought up in the oliuri-.li
and not know Jehovah! 8Soine Elis
persundevsamuels that no one call-
cd. 9. Eli’s spiritual eyes too were
rathcr dim: but he saw at Iwi-
Aiid we? 10. Every Eli sholuld be
nblo to guide to God. 11. ‘Hear,
Lord, for thy servant speaketh!
iz. Good preaching. lliisllns ears;
and hearts. 13. The ill wc know
and ict others dv. 0\1l' "f“'l1 hearts
num.. simii views \l\r°“Hl'-
lil. Whom God backs. [H2191 Wm
know.; sonic' time. - _
_ _T<_;-iles,-1. The basal in rviiglbus
education; i'eS““el'“U0u. 2. Pre-
paring childreii’s niinds for the
Spirits spark. 3. licligloiis task:
for cliildrcii uiidri' t\vcl\'<:'.' Over.
4, How curly, and how sli_ili God s
mu be ibrouglit? 5. Religious pa-
rents' grcatcst sin. 6. The cli_\irch`s
duty to uiivonvcrterl p:irr‘_lli-'- .7~
Tlic age of twelve in risllillllll-
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KlNDLY REMEMBRANCE
Al 3 soizinl gaitliorliig :it (Tlinrlr-s
L‘oukr"s, Kensington, on Mun ' '
evening iii honor of Miss l_-lam-Il
Warren, ii club bat; filled witii n
,.,,,|,.c,|,,,, of presents wus donnie-rl
to licr nnd thc cvciii wus \”\‘ll‘l"_l"“\
y`l§|.ei‘in by the rcaidliig of tliv lol-
lc\viiig ziddri-ss liy Miss -lli-i:ti'lm-
Fruiicis: I
Addre5s.
Miss lliizcl \Viii'i't~n, l(viislii;:toii:
In--,ir friend; -lt is with tle4'llf’Fl
irgri-t that we have learned Uf
your departure iroiii uinoiil§b‘l “S
in the iicnr future, :ind \\'\‘. your
friends, have taken thin 0Dl>0\‘l\1nl\1~'
to express to n small irxioiit our
gl rloiil'
feelings at loslnir Sli \ il
frleiiri und coiiilN\¥ll0“- Th” 5""
ln our circle oi’ friendship that will
be cuused hl'_Y0\ll' ‘l€'llH\”l“\"‘» Wm
lie one that wiilhbe. in<l;‘.€(;fll.J:1\:\fll,1<;
_ eery, i ' ‘
un By your cu have lndcarcd
""’ si SON its ' ,
Cnnsf-quciitly, in order 'lo deter-`
niinv tiic irue condition of other
aiiiiiizilg on such preniisefi, it may be
iicci s.~.ziry in lizivo u laboratory ding-
‘nosis iiizidv hy c»xn.iniiiutioi' of blood. '
i Tho iiivtliod ot' ti'i=:itiiiciit will de-
|pcii:l sonic ivlizit upon viwuiiistnnc-
|r~s_ hut iii ull iwiscs hviicficlul re-_
,sulii will bv ol>i'.‘nr=il by ‘lic injec-
itlon oi thc .iffccterl iiiiiniuls with the.
lrillt-rl cultures of thc iizicillusi abor
tus. (foivs iillinizitely uitniii an lm
niiiiiiiy ro zilinriioii disease and the
piii'p<isf> of the infection
of liiilt-li ciiliiircs nl tile or-§
iginisiii is in iiristcii the time :ii -
wliicli iiii» liiiiiiunity \vlll develop.
\\{li_<,~ro liziciorlus have been used
,by r;ii':iii‘.l'le<l vele\'lnnrians the num-I
hor oi’ nnlinalc rilmriliig have been,
irrriiiccil to less than five por cent
,of the pregnant ailmials in thc herd_
Herds llial have been thus treat~
ed are found in the seasons fol-
lowing to hc relative free from ahor-
`tlon. inflammation of ti~e uterus.
rctzilnerl placentatlon. lnfiaivniniioiii
of tim udflm- and white scour, which
is evidence ol the value oi’ the liar-
tcriaii trcatnient iii abortion 'iils~,
l`llS('_ .
.\iiliii‘ils should he treated before-i
lii'cc1liii;; or as soon tlieicaitcr as
possible, williin five months audi.
niiiriials treated during advanced;
prcgiiancy will fbe materially beiic-|
fitted during the rcniaiiidcr of the,
period ol’ gestation und thc new,
limi is ie-ss iiiwiy tooo uff@Ct<‘<l
with white scour. ‘
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