6 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, GOD'S WATCHFUL CARE He Exercises It Over all His Chil- aren. Even the Birds are Controlled by Ills Will—*A Man's Heart Deviseth His Ways, but the Lord Direct oth His Steps. fortu be con mappe Matthe rows them withou wa he ¢ y Lord that our dwelling Coa Das Ore What ity or town, street or house in seems to be a mere matter of accident You go out to hunt fob a house, and you happen to pass up a certain street, and happen to seo un sign, and you select that house Was it all happening so? Oh, nol God guided you in every step. He foresaw the future. He knew all your eireum- stances, and He selected just that one house as better for you than any of the 10,000 habitations in the city, Our house, however humble the roof and however lowly the portals, is as near God's heart as an Abambra ora Krem- Un. Prove it, you say. Proverbs & pl soe of partic shail live you vine remark frie ur OO Begin ng sseth th further that God arranges sadships, : oe sympath You us, Our affairs got entanglement, and he rubs avet out enough. man oalls ittlo and se AYN, What enough mw found ‘Begin trouble God ¢ habitation of ¢ You LS God E ’ ’ ) aman at tha f him into an inextrioabl again!” | got wise and loving in so doing? I think the so large a difference between the 4 and the human what is enough. ia, that estimate i Ihave heard of peo | ple striving for that which ls enough, | { but I never heard of any one who had calls | for man, man calls too little, The difference between a poor man and a rich man is only the differ. ence in banks. The rich man puts hia money in the Washington bank or the Central bank or the bank, or some other hank seter, while Ww n ind makes his runs all ti} all the | gold, who th vou and ' the mines, yen i vhen he is lave seen am with red ink of Isrn res 1 States in the ii the circum vihing : oat Is he he ' fail InN wi i" I expected his way, stops” ‘A man's there is the Lord but as to home this subject. Be such things as you have enough What says Is too one of them edge. Blessed forever, Amen. |] ana I thought 1 wou wen f . Mety mp Do you think u : east, and 1 stances i different from that whic heart des f that chai backed up like (Silt od » I staye directeth So, my dear friends, this day take content From every | grass blade under your feet learn the lesson of Divine oare, and never let the smallest bird flit across your path without thinking of the truth, that two sparrows are sold for a farthing, and shall not fall ground without your Father's knowl. His glorious name with on the / \ | Ppp ——— "hosphate Deposits In Pennsylvania grass twine, ring © given it by Rural Now Yorker, is really a coarse braid of grass or hay large as a clothesline, It ja colled on a large gpoole<like those shown hopes. back under the driver's seat, and in the irfnls mentioned anwound readily and | weld the bundles, The hope is expressed | shat this grass twine will still farther i sheapen the cost of harvesting wheat, ne a description ihout as »$ A HOBO N LG &O e848 v 000900000 1h yeas WEEKILA week, 1 a year THE DAILY § now until after the el on recy pt of $1 THE WEEKLY will be sent from now until after the election, by mail receipt of 25 cents Tin PATRIOT is the best advertising medium in Pennsylvania outside of Pitts. burg and Philadeiphia. It has a cent a word want column, Address, THE PATRIOT COMPANY, Harrisburg, Penna. Or apply to J. C.J. KURTZ, Agent, Bellefonte Pa. ut from by mail only Lion only, on | Child ean do | he J BUILDERS" SUPPLIES QOOCO000 Oo000000 sot" ee eTSTS°T SOT > SST TST 9O"T:S* TT 9S TT ee ssSe ee sTe Tee s*Taesess*+ ees ease a © a 4 BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET rony:e We keep none but th i Beef, Pork, Malton, smoked meat, eC 1 yuality of Ali kinds pork sausage, If you want a nice juicy steak goto PHILIP BEEZER. sliced ham « ORK FUR MEN ANISWOMEN. We pay #510 #10 per week for easy home work, No Scheme, Books or Peds ding. This is bona fide. Send Name for work and particulars at once. THE SEYMOUR SUPPLY CO, Masonic Temple. Camden, New Jersey, April 97x A A hE Sh Th Ta Sh Th Th Th a Th Sa i Sa Sh Shi eC Se Sa Se Se 2 -
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