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Colt Rhodes and the Cepe.t air° Railway
In 1874 "the Beitish press wee devoting that the man had an iincenner insight
great spriee to the Kee of extending, into the losidious German spy sYetent
David Livinetetele$ work in atrioe, and that watt trying` to wreelf oetuno$
otetouten acro debating on the sawn : more that: a qutteter of a century 'ego.
ocheme. Bathe mantle of Ltvingetone Ile took au aotivo part in the relief
.4111 tilieldlY neon et Yenng Wart who wets !work itorlog the stege of gimberly, in
thee hut twenty.one years of agte and a ; the Boer war. He tiled March. '1002,
student at Oriel College. Oxford. Ile %with hitt scheme only started.
bee been one to Africa for tett years, lib, foresight has been vindicated
made borne money at mining. and re. fully einee. eie lett Much of We gigs".
tinned oto gouge an eaucetion. Hie tortune to the emiductieg of the
health gave out and be tleterinthed to work. In less than seventeen years
return to that land which. Livingetone atter Ms deeth the amp oteefirlee was
hail brought so prominently to the pub.
. . notice. name was Ceoll John
ethotlee. While waiting for sailing
ship he walked about the streets or Lou-
don, unimown and unnoticed.: unaware
that fame and fortune were calling to
. to nndertalto the wast colossal
• echenie et ,eropire, expansion in the
• history of the world.
In 1.874 we find him back in South
Africa. hie health restored anti extend-
, lag his holdings and' induct:et) in the
' pia tad ditutiond ileids ot that country.
By 1808 Ithodes had control of the entire
ruinlog operations. His artilual income
was In the millions, and he decided to
tutu hits fortune to the development of
Ids dreams and the mete:isle:0 of the
lerapire Africa. Ills rens staggered
admirers or Livingetone demouneed bin:
as mad. Redid not leail the public 04
6tep by etep. ns Livingstone 1:31 done,
but cepoutelea hie scheme with a
thundering suddenness that attraCted
aftentiol frouf all searces, lied he thousand dollars annually for these
, • beenan idle dreamer it would not have echolarshipe. In his 'philathroptes and
•; been no t bat hero wage mate wide leberitles towards hospitals and other
finger en the pulse ot the worliVe min. institutions he was equally open handed
tog actiyitlee, a heavy shareholder in .antl :to world aivaite another who eau
enuneroee eorporationo, a great, favorite organize the natural rettottrces Of a great
, • in Afeica. mill a mare ot broad vision, country end direct theut Into suet: use.
who enceipeeed to ealut tile map of Africa .Ltd channele ken ithoties.
red and construct way through He lies butted In the Metopoos. Hills,
vi fertitory hem Cepe Town to Cairo, Central Atteea, leuelv grave of his
The rkitish Gosorninent pointed out MVO, selection. Not tar away ; the
the overabehning difficulties, the in. 0%in:e trains go thundering by on tho
teenatioael complicationa, the hnpos. Pzetyl rails that ,ho dreamee ot when the
nibilite of uniting the divot -soled sec.! world inonin,eil the Otath of David
the COlettint Otte. all tunny Ot
changed teem top to bottom and 1922
sees the COnanneneetneitt of through
trtdile on the Oapettetettero route.
seeleeeeee hi very rough tee,velling, to - In. 'What Condition Was Man Create
he Here, but eeramunication is open on Of leltat Two Parts -move_ He Con- bit
united' Britieh Attica. The dititence slat? ed? ;
(1) rn God s Gen, 1:26, 27:'
from Cape Town to - Calm is 6,706 milete (1) Body, 1 Cote 15:44, 47: .It is
In grate of 1001 the zareeeei wee sown o moral body, mope is And God said. Let us Make man in
spanned by a steel bridge, alumet on natural body. The first" mon Is of Our luta„e,, „ `So God created
the spot wtheto Livingstone drat viewed the earth earthy'. Gen 2:7: Ana man in Nis own image; in the image
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Synagogue becomes %gymnasium—Richmond Street synagogue in
London, purchaaed by the Salvntiou Army to be, used for physical train-
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MAN ASKS AND OD ANSWERS
THIRD OP A SERIES OE ARTICLES PREPARED EY LAYMEN'S
HOME MISSIONARY MOVEMENT, PkilLADEI:411111.
QUESTIONS ON MAN ANSWERED FROM THE BIBLE
What is Man ? into Quint, and they lived, and stood
(1) A living soul, Gen, 2:7; And up upon their feet, Pan exeeedinglY
tile Lord God tormed-man of the dust greet army. `. . And ye, shall
of the ground, and breathed into his know that I am the Lord, when I have
nostrils the breath of life; and man opened „eater graves, 0 My people,
became „a living soul. (a), lower mid brought you out of VIII'
than the angels, Ride 2:6, 7: 'What grevee, end shall put My Spirit in
is mare? . , Thou modest him You, and ye shall live, and I ,shall
a little Jeerer than the angels. (3), place you in your own -land; then
higher than brutes, Ps. 8:0-9: Thou shall ye kdow that I the Lord have'
haat tut all things under hie feet—all spoken anti performed it. _(2)
sheep and oXelt, yea, and the beasfs Their separation, Jas. 2;26: The
of the field, the toed. of the nir, and bodY without the spirit is awl. Ps.
the fish of the sea, and whatsoever 14.6:4.; breath goeth forth; he
passeth through , the paths of the returneth to his earth; in that very
seas. -day his timughts perish, •
the Veils of Nictoritt ie 1866. This
Midgo the highest in the world, being
180 feet above need water.
The eagle eye of Cecil Ithotles went
even beyond this, lie longed to see the
day when Great Beitein and the 'Coiled,
SIatea would - again bo united as one
rvast Euglislatmeaking people. To this
end he instituted- the famous Rhodee
seholaeships. which were meant to en-
chle int oft students from the )3titish
Domini s and the United States to
study at Oxford and thereby understand
British Imperial Ilis estate pro-
vides more than two huntired, and tIftv
tieue efiAftlea. Captaliste asked ton. IiiringstOoe,
cetninglittl fineneing et the Peoieet and • it'opytighted Britteh 4 Colonial Press,
v t. v v e ma ntain the line, I fawn; a).
motif tee selletne were teetteed. The , '4.'"'"'"'.°4"."'''''"'".*
1)001/10 cr South Afriea showed there' Miller's Worm POwders ,Were devis‘,
filth it: him by electing him to the .ed to promptly relieve children who
- - " --' - • - - - - - • Iherlhereent at the setae time. that WI suffer from the rale:Res of worms.
clients e‘as being se virulently -4.11., It lb a Sint* preparation to destroy
tossed% lioroneiand Brent his Bette in stonmehic and intestinal Worms with -
the South "Attleen Legishiture he moved out shock or injury to the most sell.
up Still taCeupled 'the Pternier's ehair. eitive qystein, They act thoroughly
All hiet oet,Itsweredirected tOward rh
I' I I ---4 ilnd Palnkselee mid though in some
a eases they may enuse vonitee,,that
soverely criticirra in his litctIMV: luill is an iedicatioe of their powerful ae-
ire blerse him tor the South African War --...---`•'—,----....
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has ken ulaCei ter his ninliPtnehs in tion and nut inf. any nauseating po-
politic-4.<nal attempts have been made aeefy,
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of .1,89e1902. But with twenty emits ot ' Feeding standards shotild he used
.,...,.. rrsPecti.ve to illumine his work. wow s guides in formulating rations. I
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the Lord God formed mar: of the dust
of the ground. Gen. 3:191 Li the
sweat' Of they face shalt thou eat
bread; till thou return unto the
ground; for out of it wast thou tale.
en; for dust thou art, Lind unto duet
shalt thou. return. Eccl, 8:;10:‘ Ail
go unto one place; nil are of the dust,
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and all turn to dust again, L Ice ?Al
pa:, Behold My hands and feet.
. . A spirit hath not flesh and
bones.
(2) Life -principle, or •breath of
life, spirit of life, Gen, 2:7: TIe
Lord God breathed into his
nostrils the breth of lite, Gen. 6:
17: I do bring a flood . . to
destroy alk flesh, 'wherein is the
breath of life. Gen, 7:15: Aead they
went in unto Noah into the ark, two
and two of all flesh, wherein is the
breath of life. &el, 3:1A 21 (Revis-
ed Version): For that 'which befale
leth the sons of men befelleth beasts;
even one thing befalleth then:: as the
one died:, so dieth the other; yea,
they have all one breath, and man
hath no pre-eminenee above a beast,
Vho knoweth the spirit a man whe-
ther it goeth upward, itand the spirit
uE the s „. e tergoe own -
ward to the earth? tee:. 37:4, 6, 0-,
10: Again He said unto me, Pro-
plicsy upon these bones. . I
evill ley sinews upon you.. and will
bring up (leek upon you. and cover
you' with and put: breath in. you, -
and
and ye shall litre; and ye shall know
that Lam the },ord. Then said Ile
unto me, Prophesy unto the wind.
Come from the foist winds, 0
breath, and breathe upon these slain,
that they tufty live. So prophesied
as Ile -commanded me, and the breath
tune into them, and they lived, and
stood up upon their feet, an execed-
ng great alloy.
You can use sweet. .indk,
buttermilk or water with
What Do the Vegan and the &mire.
Don of These Two Parts Produce?
(I) Their union. Gen. 2:7: And
the Lord God formed -entail of the
dust of the ground1 and breathed -.in-
to. his noetril,. the breath of life. and
man betkune a living mold. Ezek.
13. 14: So 1 prophesied as -Ile
eou'Ints„nded me, !OW the breath cave
ofGodc ea ed, male and te.
mule efeated Ile them. Gen. 0:6:
De the image of God made Ile man.
1 Cox. 11:7: He is the image and
glory of God. • Jos, 3 ele: Therewith
bless Ave God, even the Father; and
therewith en -'c we men which are
wade after the similitude of God.
(2) in God's likeness, Gen, 1:261
And God. said, Let Us make man
'Atte!. pur likeness, and let them have
dominion over the fish of the sea, and
over the fowl of the air, and over the
cattle and over the earth, and over
every creeping. thing that creepeth
Upon the earth. Gen; 5:1: In -the
.dny that Pod ereated man, in the
likeness of God made him.
What Was the linagi-Or God,
Gen, 1,:e1 f Ara God saw every-
thing that He had mede, and, behold,
it WAS very good. And the evening
and the morning were the sixth day.
Deute 82:4: Ills Work is perfect: for
elf Rh ways are judgment: a. God of
truth and without iniquity, just and
rittht is He. EeeL 7.29- God hath
made man upright, Rom. 8:29: For
whom He did foreknow lie also did
predeetinate. to be conformed to the
image of His Son, 2 CAP'. 3:18: But
We all with °nen face beholding as in
a glass the glory of the Lord, are
changed into the same image from
Iglory to glory,,OR by the Spirit'of the
Lord, Eph, 4:24: Put on- 'nee(
man. .which after God is created in
righteowness and true holiness.
eol. 3:10: Put on the new man. .vleich
is 'renewed in knotvIedge nfter the
image of Him that created him,
What Was the Likeness of God?
Gen. 1;26: ,ted God said, Let Us
Mae man . after Our like -
11033, and let them have dominion
over the fish- of the sea, and over the
fowl of the air, and over- the cattle,
and over all the earth, and over every,
creeping thing that creepeth Upon the
earth. Ps. 8:5-S: Thou .
hast crowned hint with . hon-
or. Thou modest him to haye domin.,
ion over the works of Thy hands;
Then has put all things under Ids
feet; all sheep and oxen, yea, and the
beasts of the field, the fowl tif the
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a.nd the fiat of the ,lifeit and tollat,
seever passeth through 'tle paths t,f
y the yeas. Mb, `Jai: In that He pee
, ell in subjection under him, 'Ito leee
, nothirg that ie nut put under hien.
What Were Man's Chief Physical
Qualities,
(1) Materiality, I Car. 15:47: The
first man is of the earth, earthy.
liele 2:14: As the children are par-
takere of flesh and blood, He alse
Himself likeiviie took part of the
eame. Luke 2439: Behold My hands
and My feet, that it ia 1 Myeelf; bane
elle Me sand sin; for * spirit hath not
flesh mid bone, us ye see Me home.
(2) MOrtalitY, Job 4:1: Shell more
„ tar an be more just then God? (3)
Dependence. 2 Car. 3:6: Not that
we are eufficient of ourselves, to
think anything as of ourselves; but
our eutilmeney le of God. (-1) Fin-
iteness, Ifeb. 2:6,7:- What is fatal
that Thou are :Mindful of hint? or the
;on of man, that Thou visRest him?
' Thou made -it him a little lower than
the angels, ,
What Were Men's Chief Moral Q44.
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2 Pet., 1; neli Add to :your faith
virtue, and to virtue knowledge, and
knoiwledge temperance, and to tem-
perance patience, and to patience
godliness„ and to godliness brotherly
kindness, and to brotherly kindness
e'WhharlattY'Wee Alan's Origin*1 Abode?
Gen. 2:8, 9, 10, 16: And the Lord
Gad planted a garden eastward in
Eden; and there Ile ;put the man
whom Re had fornied, And, out of
the ground. made the .Lord God to
grow every tree that is pleasant to
the sight, end good for food; the tree
of lifevalso in the midst of the gar-
den, and the tree of knowledge of
good 044 evil, And a river went out
of .Eden to water the garden. And
the Lord God took the man, and put
him into the garden of Eden to dress
it and 'to keep it.
What.Was the Lew of His Trial?
Gen, 2: 16, 17: And. the Lord God
commanded the eoan, selYilig, Of ev-
ery tree of the garden thou Mayes
freely eat; but of the tree of the
knowledge of good and evil, thou
shalt not eat of it; for in the deo
that thou eatest herha thou shalt
surely die. Dent, 80:15, 10: See, I
have set before thee this da life and
good-,' and death and evil. I have set
before you life and death, blessing
and eursnig; therefore choose life,
that both thou arid thy seed eilaer live,
How Was Re Tried ?.
John 8:44: " The ' devil
was a murderer from the beginning,
and abode mot in the truth, Because
there is no etruth in him, when he
speaketh He he speaketh of his own,
for lie is a liar and the ,father of it.
Gen. 3:1,4A IS; Now the serpent
evaTinore subtle than any beast of
the field which the Lord God had
made. And he Said unto the woman
Yea, hath God said, Ye shall not eat
of every tree' of the garden? And
othlefiLserpent said untc, k the woman, Ye
ehell epee Siirely die, . '.-- Ye
shall be as gods, knowing good and
And wheu the woman saw that the
tree was good for food, and that it
was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree
to be desired to make one wise, she
took of the fruit thereof, and did eat„
and gave also tint() her husband with
her: and he did eat. And the Lord
God said unto the woman, What is
this that thou hast done? And the
woman said. The serpent beguiled me
FRIGHTENED!
"Every .morning I woke up, I felt
that gernething terrible was
, going to happoxl."
writes and she goes on to ear,
"t wonder if any other wontin ever had*
such fits of depression as I had for over
year. I was so utterly despondent
that if it had not been for my children,
believe [would have put MI end to my
Uvery day and every night was a
rughttuare.I dreadedng goito bed
' ht.:cause 1 10. awake most of the night.
When 1 tied sleep, I had the most
dreadful dreams. Icouldn't eat. 1 was
completely run down*--notlung utter-
ested mis, 310tIlinA" appealed to me. I
• cousttlted several doctors. They pies -
crawl different remedies to hiijtd me up
but these preparations didn't do me
any. good. Doctors told rue 1 had
nervous brealzdowm 1 was tired alt the
time. I feltevery day thatlay strength
was gradually leaving tue. The least
little exertion left me thoroughly tired
ont. 1 knew Iwasg tactually Wastingaway.
1 felt I was going to <lie and 1 was 'so
tburoligidy tutserable that r did net ore
whether 1 lived or not. And then
heaelt about Carnal and what a fine toluic
it was. At Arst-I refused totake it Li
I was sure it we:lid:et do inc AO good.
Vinally I did try ft with the most won-
derful reaulte. X tun well end happy
every minute of the day now. 1 eat,
heartily a :Id sleep soundly. lety friends
won 't believe that Crullot alone boa
done this for m.o. 1 um, never devon.
dolt now and ever day is a day of joy.
M hat Carnot Las diie for me it will uin
for you."
Cartiol is sold by your druggist ma if
you eau tonscientiousiv say, niter you
have tried it, that it hasn't done you
any gOod, return the empty bottle and
lie will 'refund yoer Money': 2.122
For eale at CAMPBELL'S ORM STOIIR
The Real Cost of A Garden
isn't &donor n Dollars and Cents
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and 1 did eat, 2 or, 11:3: The The modern debutante's evening
serpent beguiled Ever through, his gown is usually of the "love and be-
euhtlety, 1 Tiro. 2:14: And Adam hold" style.
was not deceived:, but the eworean •
biting deceived was an the transgrea.
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mon.
In What Did His Trial Hesult7
Rom. 6:12: Wherefore, as by one
inan in entered into the world, and
death by sin; and so death passed up,
oneall, men, fore that all have sinned,
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