The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 27-52

- rr MUP * * * * * * * * * * Ml The Codarvilla H trtld . 1 I I HOLIDAY SALE . 1 ! f l*er Y # « r . I *4 * AT . H If KARLH BULL. Editor Entered at the I»f>st-Office, CVdar- rille. October 31, 1B6 t , &g second ;laas matter. raxteM . ■ 4*«**r- m »• taM lO N A L SBtMSOM, Lesson •* H u t c h i s o n 6 G i b n e y ’s X e n i a , O h i o I If 1 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 36, M*. (By K. O. gRtfl.RUS, Director nf Everfin* I Deimrtmoat, 'flu M>t4y IHWeInstitute, I’hlcagu.) For Your Baby The Signature of CHURCH SERVICES. ! LESSON FOR DECEMBER 28 Never before have we placed so many useful and beautiful presents for the home folks as this year* Our many glass show cases, full, notion counter loaded. . . - - 1 I Finest Line of FURS If I and for Ladies, Misses Children * / * r ^ „ , to be seen, in the county, ‘ m ‘ « 4 ' * ‘ * ’ Muffs, Neck Pieces and Coats in Variety I 1 I i If i I I - i R, P, CHURCH, MAIN STREET.*■ Teachers’ meeting, Saturday even­ ing* a t? o’clock. Iressou, “ The Di­ vision of the Land,1'Joshua JiUl-14. Sabbath School, Sabbsth morn- ipgatfl:30. Preaching by JRey, O. H. Milligan, pastor of the Avalon, Pa., United Presbyterian church at 10:30, Sab­ bath morning. C* 23. prayer meeting Sabbath eveningat 0:30, . Prayer meeting Wodneseay even­ ing at?, Subject, “ Personal Work*’ —John l £40, U. P. CHURCH. Sabbath School at 9;3Q, ' Preaching by the pastor at 10:80, Subject Diactpleship Reduced to Its Lowest Terms, * . . . Y. P. C. U, nt 6ISO. ' ' Preaching at 6:30 by Rev. “O. H- Milligan. - SUFFRAGE. The advocates of woman suffrage are not all new recruits. Many can remember the day. when, -they were on the other side of the question. Among the best Informed on the sub­ ject because of long question stands Alice Stone Blackwell: She giver sixteen reasons wbywoman should have the bAHofc. The following are a few o f them. Because Jaw’s unjust to woman \yonld be more quickly amended, She says it cost A DAY OF DECISION. (Review*) Jleb. READING BESSON—Joshua £4; 11:8841. , • GOLDENTEXT—“For God mo loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever belloveth on him should not perish but have everlasting life.”—John She. The lessons for this past quarter, emitting the temperance lesson, cov­ er one of the most interesting periods iq- the history of Israel? In them there is presented live of Israel’s greatest- characters, Moses, Aaron, Miriam, Joshua and Caleb: one of the strangest characters in all .history— Baalim: and the typical trouble? of the nation, Achan. We have pre- seated, the strength and weakness, victory arid defeats, of fdur, Moses, Aaron, Miriam, and Joshua- Israel’s History. ‘ The first* of the scripture passages presented for tho day's reading lesson contains tha farewell discourse of Joshua, ‘in it he surveys Israel's his­ tory from the days of Terah to the moment they possessed- Canaan, em­ phasizing that' In it all God was di­ recting and operating. He then ap­ peals to them to. serve ,Jehovah and to put away all .other Gods- The al­ ternative is. that with such evidence before their eyes, if it seemed evil to serve Jehovah, they had choice be­ tween thg gods. their fathers aban­ doned beyond the rive? And those they had found in the land. As for him­ self his choice was 'made, "as Tor me and ipy, house, we will serve the Lord-" After repeated declarations of fealty on their part .Joshua, entered Into a covenant with them that they were to serve Jehovah. The passage taken from Hebrews ought, to begin 1 I 1 INDIAN BLANKETS MAKE IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS I IN TH E G IF T L IS T « Silk Mufflers Wool Mufflers Ladies* and Gents Silk Hose , • Umbrellas „ Bolls a \ • * Center Pieces „ * Leather Hand Bags Coin Purses Gloves Sweaters, for Misses land- Children Pictures ' , Toilet Sets s Scissors . ' Hajt Pins l' . ■ Rings Pin Trays . ' 3 Belts Toilet Goods ' Ivory Toilet Sets Linens Neckwear] Bed Room Slippers. Pictures Frames Brass Goods JapanesepJaskets Sewing Sets It SUGGESTIONS FOR GENTS If Cravats, Suspenders, Half Hose, Stick Fins, Cuff Buttons, Bath Robes, Traveling Cases, Traveling Rafcs, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Slippers. These we Iiave now m •most complete assortment. / 8 $ Massachusetts woman 65 years of <at verse thirty, effort to make the ’mothers 'equal \ Moses leads out'of Egypt (a type guardians of their children jvltli the father, while in Colorado th e first j o f ' sin), through the wilderness .ex­ periences,»but could not lead them 1 * I I it I asis Suits and Coats 0* L ow Prices >Wooltex, Bishop Etc* year o f their enfranchisement the legislature granted it. ’ ' ■ Another reason she gives is that equal suffrage would increase the proportion of educated* voters. He? argument for this is taken from the Report Tof Uommisouer of Edu­ cation in-which he states that every state in the union has twjce or three times as many; girl as hoy gradu­ ates, % * •' ' Tijen it would increase tho moral and law abiding vote while increas­ ing the vicious and criminal vote every Httle, because woman. form a minority of the.. criminal and v i­ cious classes. Another rcpsonaabo. given is that it is a maxim fr, war always do the thing to which your adversary particularly objectB. There is no question hut the liquor traffic.and every other vicious interest objects to equal suffrage. If the anti- fjuffragisb don’ t know, these Intof-' ests dokixiw how. woman suffrage will effect thorn. „ . M. M. $100 Reward* $I$0, Then lloraof this psppr will be pleas*- to learn that there is at least one dreaded dttefese tbatsdenc* has been able to ours in oil jk sieges and that is Catarrh. Iltll'e CatarrhCurais theonly positive curenow known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh bring a constitutional disease, requires a odnOfftbtional treatment. Hall's Catarrh thirds takeninternally, adtingdirecUy iq> on the blood anti tuucouasurracesof system therebydestroying .the foundation o£ the diseMse.andglvlng thepatient strength by taiHiUngup the constitution ami tmsHtwig natureIn doing its work, Tlie proprietors hareso much filth in its cuffiUve powers list they Offer oneHifndnsl Dolitrs formiy caMifltatit tails to cure. Sendfor Bsto tsetlhnObiab, * AddnU*. r. J. CBm iY A Co, Tolcda O. SbWby Britjjgfat, 76c. IPsFamiBy Piibvre the Ifst. CASTORIA ' Tor Infants andChildren. IluKMYes Hits AlwaysBngM A Beautiful, Line o f Christmas # - Handkerchiefs Both Ladies and Gents-Initial and Plain, Embroidered and Ven ise.. . . . .loc to $2.00 Children's Boxed Handkerchiefs, .15c to 23c Ladies Boxed Handkerchiefs,. . . . 50c to $1^50 Into tho land*, Joshua took up the work whore Moses left off -and led them into the promised possession: but he was not.Wfcle to lead them into that1-perfect rest which only comes from a perfect conformity to the will of God. . The, message of the Book of Hebrews is that of the son who fulfills all that those great leaders of the past failed to do. He leads from bondage into possession afid on to the final rest which remains for the peo­ ple of God, " ” Recapitulation. Omitting the temperance lesson (Nov, 0) six of these lessons (leal with Moges as the leader, and iu five, we have Joshua as the leader of Is­ rael. ‘ - L Under Moses1' Leadership. LessOU I. Moses' Cry for Help, Mum. 11:10*18, 24, 25, (1) Complaint had controversy, w , 1045; (2) Com­ fort and Counsel, W. 10-18, 24, 25. Lessop II.' JeafopSy and Envy Pun­ ished, Num, ch, 12. (i) The Accu- cusaUon, vv. 1, 2; (2) .The Arrest, vv, 4, 5:-*{2) Tlie Arraignment, vv. C-8; (4) The Judgment, w . 940; (5) The Intercession, w , H-12. Lesson III, The Report of the Spies, Num, 13:1-3, 25-33. (1) The Spies, vv, 1*3; (2) The Majority Report, vv, 25*29; (3) The Minority Report, w . 30-33; f4) The Sequel, ch. 14. , Lessoii IV. The Sl-n of Moses and Aaron, Num, 20:143. (1) The Peo­ ple’s Petition, w . 1-5; (2) God’s Plan, vv, C-8; (3) Moses’ Mistake, w . 943', (a) Deception, (b) Pride, -(c) Self­ glory. (d) Disobedience, , * Lesson Y. Balak and Balaam, Num, 22:1-6, 24:1049. (1) The *Call to Curse, 22:1-6; (2) The Wayside Chat- lenge, 22:22-35; (3) The Changeless Message, ch. 24, . Lesson YI. Temperance Lesson, Lesson VII. The Death of Moses, Dcut. 34:142. (1) The Old Leader, w , 1-8; (2) The New Leader, V. 9; (3) A Great Character,, vv. 10-12. II. Under Joshua’s Leadership, Lesson VHI. Joshua the New Leader, Josh. 1:1-9. (l)'T h e Call; (2) The Charge; (3) The Counsel; (4) The Companionship, Lesson IX. Crossing the Jordan, Josh. 3:747, (1) The Leader, vv. 7, 8; (2) Those Led, W. 943; (3) The Dry Ground, vv. 1447, Lesson X, The- Fall of Jericho, Josh. 6:841, 14-20, (1) God’s Orders, vv. 1*5; (2) Joshua’s Instructions, vv, 6*8; (3) The Obedient People, vv. 946, Lesson XI. The Sin of Achan, Josh. 7:645, (1) Joshua’s Error, w . 6-9; (2) The Cause of Defeat, vv. 1042; (3) The Victory of Defeat, rr, 13-15, Lesson XII. The Division of the Land, Josh, 14:1-14. (1) Those Lefi Behind, vv. 1*5; (2) Caleb’s Claim, Hutchison&Gibney I X EN IA , OH IO vv. IT W ILL JUST TOUCH THE SPOT and prove an every da? winner every time. Good health, good cheer and iongtife is what we promise If yon 642; (3) The Promise Fulfilled, w , 1345, The golden text is peculiarly signifi­ cant In its fitness as we close the studies for this year. The*flnal word, the fruit and flower of this new na­ tion, Is epitomised in this the sim­ plest, yet the most sublime language of the Now Testament, What Moses and Joshua did in type and what they each left not being able, to accom­ plish, God in the person of bis great est gift to men can and does fulfil in abundant measure. The wldesl stretch of human Imagination cannot measure the breadth of his lore. The deepest depths cannot fathom the aw* ful woe of tinlwllewr. is the only guarantee that you have the" Genuine prepared by him fo r over ^o years* YOU’LL give VOUR baby the BEST Vour 1 Physician Knows Fletcher’s Castoria. Sold only in one size bottle, nelfer ill bu lk or otherwise; to* protect the babies. 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Clean E Get itatW The Ohio a marriage 1 day to Ge physician, ( Athey, 27, C named us Dr. Stewart oEthe State No word 1 here of the Mr, Hd Hirpriinghat: Holidays w and family. •Bulk Sau< pound, at B Rev. O. H tor of the It church, bu Avalon, 1J preach Sabi the B. P. c l Rev. J. family are Mr. and Dayton. 1! n e i v m g i r i s ?! eer dy I NC TIN Mrs. Hal tho Home Cl The folio"! have bLon Mrs. I’ liarlvl marriage ol •Gtrtrude, tel on Thurcdaf tetnth, nlU'l PlttsbuiB." tke first, 5&I Waddle of Xmas For Reel over Itartn>| of G. IL Mr. Rahil Seattle, W q J ?:ome last man with U O. B»1J. _ tho -Ilol'.dajl Not J( One of or most south riving very] overcome sorry to be ^genial bertts him that h« lealiy rep« -ELLA )UIMIUS, ’ * A mi \