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s s_ Lesson
NOVEMBER 3
DEATH OF JOSEPH
den. 50, 15-26. Memory verses, 18~21.
_ _     ........ I 
_ oonnnn inn. The Greatest Case in the History of A _ __   _ __      _  
So teach us to number our days,that? we __ A _ I tha    m    
may apply our hearts unto wisdom.- sa.
o. it Modern Medicine is Complowd bf » WR- in min, 
oU1‘LiNs_ ‘ `  I T'
and forty sev. .i years Joseph wept over
him. and commanded that the body be
embalmed A mourning of seventy days A Prominent Ottawa Man Confirms Under Oath Every Sl>lf¢lll°1\t‘ M°’d°_
was observed, according to the custom of
_ _ _ ~ ~. f i ' Ll
Egypt.lThe sons bore the body to Hebron, by this P*P9|' in th9 0581351 Swry Publuhed Neal, E A _ ‘i "__ __ _ 
and laid it in the cave of Machpelah. 00 _  __ _ __ _
and 200s _  _ M ,,
rss anis ,us
AITIAL
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American article, which comes into
Canada with a :$1 duty taken
out ofits `
'rho “$‘y§nnuiy" in-and is
15. “Joseph will peradventure hate us"
worn by the dressed Canadian
ladies; it £-'true noteof shoe
ihshion, ofa»rre¢°i~n¢.<n~ in dress.
~ 37 style, 4in_;_dt_hs, all sizes.
Bn-dé u Quality »»
Gold medal awfrded at the Paris
Exposition, :goof
l ll! TKO alt D. King O0.
[Xl RACT
which
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ldy GalI!InyQlQ|n!edforgeleral use,:\nd
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'Far calc everywhere. Price, 2! cis per hottie. 
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$051.98 Ulibfimt PILLS `
Curse Habitual Ctlcibatlon, 3
Terpil Liver, sick iieadadso. _
For lie eyerywhere, 25:: per box 
er by mil on receipt of price. '_'
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Sell
- C* "PIop|;ietg,TlaWauaaraCnani¢:a`|. _
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would punish his brothers.
unngq .1»¢~|,¢,, 16.17. “They sentamessengez-"-Prob-_ T following swora statement was
, ably Benjamin, as he was the only one givenb Hr. Kent in order to substan-
AHUY ‘ll 0°-» A891153 df Ch’°'WU who had done no wrong to Joseph. and “U50 the 01111080 lIlC1‘6d|bl8 8f»lf»¢ll18l\li
,.._;,,_`_ _ i, _ E iwas a universal favorite. “Thy father did made b.Y 911° PSD" ill |175 5000039 Of |5110
command“-We have no account of this 0880-
command, but there is no reason to (Sw¢mSmt,m¢nt,Feb_13t|,’1g;5_)
suppose that he did not give it. “Forgive
the trespass"-Joseph had long ago for-
given them, but it was hard for them t0| 114 Cambddm Strat’ Ottun' md .
hoiiovo this, nnfi hard to forgivo mom- ;”°P1°_Y°d mfg” ‘;r_"’° B'é°"“ “'13” °°°"’ "“::i:_°‘;;;';r,1”°:_k°:dm°,::
selves. “And Joseph wept”-Tears of, mer mn _,We “ting °m° °'n° er °w°n _
sorrow for their suspicion of him, and ""7"" the “id “ny M otlmn' d° °°'ib°'
tenderness on their submission. To weep §°l°m“l7 d°°l”° lah” I °°n°m°' "7 ° _ ,, md Mr Kent Tub*
at rare intervals is to the credit of a man, “F7 °° m7*°1f“ 5° my fellowmen object ons, answe .
ibut not to weep too often.
°1`8l
are penitent.
l 20, 21. “Ye thought evil against me"-
Joseph does not smooth over the sin of
'his brothers, hot stones it and moon its
origin. “But God meant it unto good"-
we see(1) God overrnles the wrath of
man and brings good out of evil. (2) This
_fact does by no means justify evil doers,
-ind (3) if evil doers repent they may
sometimes comfort themselves with the
fact that God averts some of the evil
consequences which might follow. "To
save much people alive”-For (1) the
Egyptains were saved; also, (2) the
neighboring nations, and also (8) Israel
and his family.
They were not willing to trust entirely
_ _ case of Bright’s Disease from which I
__  their messenger, but pressed the suit amend for “most 08° ye” of the Pm", hu given the foumdnz "mm
in person. In their prostration the dream mst medical value I can _L_ com 'um _
of Joseph’s early life had come true. “Thy  and assure ‘n'y°ne in 7 ted °
. " " _ tales r
Sfervdnts _Ramen thy slaves' Fe", or a sufferer, that I positively owe my SWORN STATEMENT. OCT- 3» lim-
F _._ 1 reason why they should not fear. “Am ` m° md mmm” °x°°u°nt h°°l"h t° th’ V
I I ` ` th l e fGod” thatl should as-
sdzliie tiiila) dilicd of iudge and condemn. He ,A "“ nh” 'wk md °°'m“°d t‘° my b°d
is willing to leave the matter with one
who is merciful to f ve those who
not”-And to reasure them he gives the
22' “And Joseph dwelt in E”pt”_He | tions were held over my case by two
was 56 years old when his father died, and
he lived 54 years longer. Doubtlels he I My an gm' “dually w°"° and
Pill for the most miraculous cure.
_ i
1. Fehr, v. 15-18. ' ° _ ¢ _ ~ - ` _  _- A _ 1 _  _ A  
2. Forgivencsss, v. l9~21.    _ _ i 1,  .  _     - ‘ _ ~° "  - lf _ ' -  
      _  ea        v 
Date.-According to Ushers chronology, _ ` '  __ ` 1 M T “ 5 ' .
from verse 14 to verse 21, B. C. 1680. The ‘ _ll _ ~ '_ ’ .» _ " ` _ ‘ _ ~ ' ‘J
fionth of Joseph B. C.. 1635. ' 0   
THE TTAWA FR ~ -
When
-whnt ronoon hoo they thinking ooi Some seven rem uso tho FM PNB? “.1895 r' .. ' u,._ K,”
rhoro woo nothing in tho nnnnnoi- of published a sranhlo account or a remark- N” ° “°‘°“b°’ °”"°"d
Joseph, but they snow they hoo dono s able me here in Obtlwo-
wrong to hinn which it was in his power to A mon Dowd Goorso H- Kent U84 Mel
avenge. They judged Joseph by their own cured of Brlght’s Disease after the doctors I
nature. “Will certainly requitc ul all hid KWGD Nm UD U0 d|°» md 55° FN*
1, tho oval"-Fnmiiyqnni-roio wore onopondod T Press reporter. after o most throvsh in-
while the aged father lived; but now that V681? l5|°!|» D\lbU8h¢d U19 Wh°|° 990127 in I
he who dondthoro who o ion- thot Joseph *de .sivinir credit to Dodd's Udnoy
rom tl _
D “Hgveyyou since had the slightest IYIF'
ptcms of your old kidney trouble or _any-
thing like itf’ __ _ _ ' _A ,   
“Not the slightest( he saith'-__ ` i”‘_
“You are sure' that Di#ld’s  Pm'
and nothing else savedyour 'llfi ‘,155 U'
stored you to J’0\11'_Pl'¢S°l\l? R004 hum' 7'
“sb iointoiy mo. Why. mr *lb "ld I
no oo grotorni to Dodds Kidney Pill#
that wc have christened our little Rlrli
born in December, 0! 129% bl ff\\°:/1°*“A!° 
Dodds: 'rhio show you both' ¢|i°°°¢i=¥‘
thing I can tell you to what fwe. 
my r¢<=°v°\1_- I °"°  *P  
I, George Henry Kent, resident at Kidney Pills.” _
“Would you be willing in ni'¢l¢l' ¢° 00°
“It it would do you any good I have _no
generally to make a declaration as to Press was certainly well within the lmlfll
_ ,, _ t_.._ the etiiclency of Dodd's Kidney Pills. in
18’ 19 And his brethren also wen l. That! found them in my terrible my case.”
A Mr. Kent, at the request of the Free
results brought about by their use. I
on December 28'h, 1893, and was suc-
I cessfully treated for. Ls Grippe, then
Pleurisy,followed by Kid uey Troubles,
and lattcrly Bi-ight’s Disease; I lost '
the use of all my limbs; my entire ’
I cody became swollen to a terrible
size, and my skin became as hard as
I and similar to lealher, the pores all
having closed up.an.d I suffered tliel
‘mostagoniaing pains. I was subject
I 1 to periodical spells of utter pvostraticn _
and insensibility, to a state of absolute
| como. ~1 no also oviotiio or am-
gencus convulsions in which my facial
'expression and other muscles would
I A' become severely ccntcrted and tense.
2. My regular _physician attended to
_ me, and, though, medical consuita~
city doctors, nothing could be done.
was held in great honour for he did much |
services during the years of famine.
23. “The children also of Maohir,” who
was “the son of Manasseh, were brought
up upon Joseph’s knees”-They were
placed there when newly born for his
recognition and blessing, according to an
ancient custom.
24. "I die”-Dying men are often
unwilling to admit that they are dying,
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-f but this was not the case _with Joseph.
__ `_m__ Why should- he fear who had God for his
triend. “And God will surely visit you”
The Whole Story -In mercy (1) The resence of God
_ p _
in & loner ;_ ~ _ will make up for the loss of friends. (2)
He has promised to come, and have faith
in the promise Unto the land which
) O .  - - ‘ L.
   he sware"-The oath, as recorded in Gen
(naar MHS”  __ 22. 16; was given to Abraham, and through
- - _ ` ' ' descendants. A
hom ¢.¥_Lo Pi s¢ni'1\'_ h‘“f"°h‘s
5, :-“We lfdqugdili' _iiseKl;ril~:1:i:(2r tj 20- "Ye S0311 C317? UD U1Yb°U_93 fT0m
,§’c;j';,§1¢_§_»j_-,$01533 jig; 5»~f;1rf;___=_f;_§;=ej__@f_j;_-';_;; 4; honoo"-A grander fume-roi ho oouid have
Naisu, cramps, and all uriiictiono which ’ hid in Egypt, but he desired to be buried
bcfallmen in our position. I have no hesi-
tation in saying that P.irN~Ku.u:n is the
_»\»»---af
with his kindred. He had such faith that
bonrnnedyto have near oz hand." '- the children of Israel would yet come
Und Inzornniiy and Enornoiiy. l
into Canaan that he was willing to have
T' 35°- *nd 50C- b°l _ __ _  - his burial in that land. . _
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26. "And they embalmed him"-T he
Egyptains were skilful embalmers as is
seen by the immense number of mummies
The word ‘coiiin’ strictly meansa chest,
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rcKntitied to the credit of having saved the
dying man slife,anii this is most emphati
callycndorsod by Mr. Kent in' his sworn
statement. The Free Press also said
without qualification that the cure of Mr.
Kent was an absolute and permanent one,
and while Mr. Kent could not make a _
who coulduot believe that a man wlthl
onefcot in” the grave as Mr. Kent wi'
could not get a lasting cure. I _ - a
day that it would be' interesting to enquire
now,f after _the lapse of nearly seven
Lyons, as _to how Hr. Kent was feeling. _
Heiiad removed to4iB Gilmour Street hoard of in this citycr
pair
:Lo . » .‘ si
latterly I was given up as hopeless.
My wife, friends, and neighbors were
~ certain from what they saw and were
told by the visiting doctors that I
would die in a very short time.
3. My wife was casually reading a
newspaper about this time, and saw'
a description of a similar case, in
which a patient gave testimony of the ‘
_ relief and cure that had been effected `
on him by Dodd's Kidney Pills. I
started to take them right away, and
from the first pill I discovered a -
' change for the better. After the iirst 1
box I was wonderfully improved, and
_~ at the end of the fourth I was sure I
was to get well again. I continued
taking them until the seventeenth
box, and I can now positively 'declare
that I sm perfectly cured _and able to
do a day’s work with any of my com-
rades in the shop, and Dodd's :Kidney
Pills undoubtedly cured me, because '
from starting to take them I took no
other medicine whatever.
AND Imake this solemn declaraticnv
conscientiously believing the same to '
betrue, and by virtue of the ACT
RESPECTING EXTRA JUDICAL
OATHS. ` _
Declared before me at the City of
Ottawa, in the County of Carleton,
this 16th day of _February, 1895.
G. H. KENT.
(Sgd.) CHAS. A. BLANCIIET, .
v A Commissioner, etc. _
u 1&5 stated most positively that Dodd’s
idney Pills and nothing else were
sworn statement' as to the future, he '
stated thathe felt he was permanently'
Uu1°Ud¢ ' V `
Notwithstanding this there were many Ontario. '
  Nw
preseu
ItoccurrcdtotheFree Presstlis other
aFreePre|s
Nfstbllvh
i_Blanciiet on February Sith, 185. ‘
The Free Press in the article published ` A°‘um‘k° thi’ °°1°m° d°°l‘“"°°»
\
(S36.
Nothing could be mom convincing than
s plain declaration made by Hr; Kent,
nd tlicFneePress is pleased to beableftc
Th`eKentcase muat,thenfore,go
detail of which has been __
im. I _A substsstistpitbysvolan 
remi_nding.l|r.»Kent ofthelrticle ToDcdd’aKidaey Pills is due all
on  141° w'»nov°r__
every statement they published about
ment -
1 - GEORGE HENRY Kent, resident
at 4(BGilmour Street, in the City of
Ottawa, and employed as a printer at
the American Bank Note Company in
the said City of Ottawa, do solemnly
declarez- '
1. That on February 15th, 1% I,
George Henry Kent, th en resident at
114 Cambridge Street, Ottawa, did;
appear before Charles A. Blanchet,
Commissioner, etc., and before him on
that date did _make a solemn declara-
tion regarding _my recovery from
'Bright’s Disease by the use of Dodd's
Kidney Pills and setting forth the
fact of my case and its cure;
2. That in theldeolaration ‘I set
forth that I believe that I was abso-
lutely and permanently cured by
Dodd's Ki'dney‘Pills after the doctors
had given me upto die.
3. That I am now absolutely certain
that Dodd’s Kidney Pillsand nothing
elsesaved my life and I herebynn-
liesitatingly reamrm every statement
made in my declaration before Mr.
4. That I have never since that date
hoo tho oiightootoynnnsoni or-no ie-l
turn of the Brigbt's Disease or any
Kidney Trouble, having enjoyed un
_ ‘A I
remltting good health and
having worked steadily without .1
interruption full time at my regular
employment as s printer every
working day from the da Dodd's
_ Y
Kidney Pills sent me back to work to'
1
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saw* Joseph outlived his father fifty four years, Sevpn Y ans go , '
and died at the age of one hundred and
ton. Before his death he told his brethren ,
that they would return to the land of '
promise, and bound them by a religious
oath to bear his remains with them. (From the Ottawa Free‘Press.) G »
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the of the declaration.
5. That in evidenceof our
to Dodd's Kidney Pills for
saved my life, my wife and I
christened a little di `i
inDecember of1&6 by the flame
“Dodds.” _
6. Thatl have recommended Dodd's
Kidney Pills to many people in this
city and elsewhere, who having heard
of my wonderful esespefrom death by
their use have called on meor written
to me enquiring about them; and
having followed  of
closely, I knew of 
have been  to
that has not been used
directions’ that has not
I know positively of my own personal
knowledge of several extreme caan
when Dodd's Kidney Pills have
effected satisfactory and _ Penunncnt
cures. '
conscientiously believinglit to he
and knowing that ltis of the some
force apd effect sslf made under
Ottawa, in the county of Carleton,
thisiird dayof October, 1111. - _
~ (SCdJG. H. KENT.
)A-. W.  - ‘ 
_A Notary Public ln and 
tsucli a complete and emphatic
aticuofourai-ticleof1%.
most wonderful cure
and that
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