The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 18, 1915, Image 4
I CALOMEL IS MEHCUR
STOP i|
Don't Lose a Day's Work! If Yc
v Constipated Take "Dodson'
You're bilious! Your liver is sluggish!
You feel lazy, dizzy and all
knocked out. Your head is dull, your
tongue is coated; breath bad; stomach
sour and bowels constipated. But don't
take salivating calomel. It makeB you
sick, you may lose a day's work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking it up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramping
If you want to enjoy the nicest, gentlest
liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced just take a spoonful
of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone. Your
druggist or dealer sells you a 50-cent
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone under
my personal money-back guarantee
that each spoonful will clean your
CLINCHED IN HIS MEMORY
Small Chance of Charles Abner Forgetting
the Day That Meant
Everything to Him.
Some time since Charles Abner
courted and married the beautiful Ellen
Estelle. One evening several
months later they were seated in their
cozy little den, Ellen Estelle reading
a popular novel and Charles Abner
looking over the sporting page.
"Charley, dear," finally remarked
the little wife, "do you recall the time
you proposed to me?"
"Why, yes." rather indifferently answered
Charles Abner, "I think I remember
it."
"Of course, you do," returned Ellen
Estelle. "It was in an automobile. I
shall never forget the lovely words
VOU Rtinkp. and the nnhlu confiiinna
you promised to make. It must have
cost you something to say those
things."
"It did, Ellen Estelle." responded
Charles Abner. with a reflective sigh,
"It cost me about two weeks' salary
to hire the automobile."?Philadelphia
Telegraph.
He Should Worry.
"How do you account for Nero fiddling
during the burning of Home?"
asked the professor.
"I suppose he bad the place heavily
insured," suggested the senior who
was specializing in finance.
The man with a cool million always
gets a warm reception.
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A Message
Fo
Post T<
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These tender, toa
of white Indian G
"ovemfresh" in I
wrapped package
Ready i
n
There's a delia
dainty crispness
that make them
Superior C<
Just pour from
serve with crean
fruit ? delicious!
Sold by Groce
?
THE
Y, IT SICKENS! MM
IG SALIVATING DRUG SM
)ur Liver Is Sluggish or Bowels I FS
s Liver i one.'?it's Fine! JU/l^w
(By E. O. SELLEHi
sluggish liver better than a dose ot Sunday School Cou
nasty calomel and that It won't make. l('J(cj ,rhlcaK0^
you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is real liver LESSON Fl
medicine. You'll know it next morn
ing because you will wake up feeling DAVID KING OV
fine, your liver will be working, your ISR>
headache and dizziness gone, your
. . . , ' . ' LESSON TEXT?11
stomach will bo sweet and your bowels oolden textregular.
You will feel like working; strength and my ?h
you'll be cheerful; full of vigor and trusted him, and I
ambition. j "V"
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely Saul ceased fro
vegetable, therefore harmless and can (j Samuel 27:4),wl
not salivate. Give it to your children! land of the Philis!
Millions of people are using Dodson's them greatly (I Sa
Liver Tone instead of dangerous cal fought with Saul's
omel now. Your druggist will tell yoi theless was not wa
that the sale of calomel is almost wives being taken
stopped entirely here. 400 men destroyed
spoil to his friends
RIGHT MAN FOR THE POSITION 30). Following the
Jonathan (II Sam.
Colored Citizen Knew His Qualifica- Dwvid's wonderful
tions and the Job Was His as a I. David, King
Matter of Course. David's Kingdom, <
seven or eight yi
Oliver O. Agler, lately deceased, had anointed the your
... n? u uiirawooa lumonr King in Saul's plac<
yard at Cairo, where he and Fred W. ably twenty-nine
Upham were in business. Tlie tloods had now a fourfol
had caused some annoyance by depos- throne (a) God's (
iting mud from the Ohio and Missis- 11-13); (b) The de
sippl rivers 011 the planks in storage. 4); (c) God's con
Mr. Agler was not long In compil- ; (d) The choice o
ing a crew of negroes to wash the His every step se
soiled stock. Various ones were as- | led of God, thereto
signed to hold the planks and there I false moves (Jamei
was a job for one man to hold the \ 19:13, 14). How G
hose. stones in the priest
"Who is going to take charge of known his will we
the hose?" asked the proprietor. ! is idle to speculate
A long black man uncoiled himself, ter way, the insp
"Ah reckon All's de washinest nigguh living spirit throu
aroun* here," lie said?aud he quali j receive guidance,
tied. conditioned upon
, 28:6; Acts 5:32).
Couldn't Tell. aftPr Saul's
"Why dl<l you help the defendant ron? which menni
in the tight, if that's the case?" asked ^as here that Ah
the examining counsel. ' had lived.
Mr. Cassidy looked at the lawyer ron(l'tpst of tin
with contempt, and answered in a tone 1 C?od. David
of blighting scorn: "For the ra'son , '"'I :3 <'?cro? ,vthat
at that toime Oi had no means of J) , ni ?n(^ nlsi
knowing which o' thlm would be the their househc
gestion relative tt
defendant. 1 , , ut _ .
ship with God. T1
| hind to lure then
Drawing the Line. lured when he h
"Imitation is the sincerest flattery. mon ha(, bppn ^
"Maybe," replied Mr. Cumrox. "Hut adver8,ty and arP
I don't like to have a stenographer 1 gjory (i^uUo 22*28
copy my mistakes in grammar." j norn g.17 ^
* | (2) David's Di
t was good polities
J these men of .Tabo
est and sineero fr
as his rightful an<
men had shown ki
now
David took pains t
he hi."' been chost
them that he woul
As they had been
them support the
FW anointed In his ste
^?SSwJ->M nny other pollc
~*** ato<l their support.
' -"^' contrasted wit
kingdom of David's
^SK? 1 kingdom of Ish
, \ means, "name
7\about forty <
[ \\ 6gg9gBH9^^RHttftV son, hut not his
^(e) made war upoi
S EfiaHfft. and his kingdom i
of the land was s
hv thnt n
' controlled by the I
untimely death at
etch. 3) deprived
leader. He was slf
ants and his klngi
"V _ ? of David's.
J/ X OM II. David, Kin<
; David passed thro
half years of deli
- ^ I towards the thron
after Ish-bosheth's
^ | lljO assembly met
M I I A ^ , truly national gatl
^ , sent soldiers?280.
__ f _ elders of the peop
>r Breakfast imen- Thpy pr?ci>
j of their bone" (v
; while Saul was lit
tsted sweetmeats tb?!r J??1 BhePher;
still, they recognl
3fn COme to you chosen successor
tight-sealed, wax- XT J"
iS ? The story of r
Jerusalem and th
the seat of his f
SGrVC place Is Interesting
should be studied
day's lesson Is con
ite flavour and bP,ng ar
rj r-p . David began at on<
to I OSt 1 oasties Thus we see til
ernment molded In
nant and respecte
was (1) Patient, a
orn Flakes I j Tactful: (5) Trus
mends and to God
1 Obedient, and aboi
the package and for we read, "the
n, good milk, or (I SaTn- 16:18>. 1
? greater and greate
God of hosts, was
6:10).
?^ _ These principles
rs Everywhere 1 j to will bring succ
well as B. C. 105d
NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
fflONAL had pellagra
School ,sn0'
? ? - ?? iiiiir>uviu, ma.?~u. >V
* place, nays: "1 ought b
k^fl 1|M you two weeks ago, but 1
* /V/l 1 1 got well ami then forgo
3. Acting Director of ' can get about like a
rse, The Moody Bible you ought to see me run a
to my farm. I can go all
<?,^-ir-o-tj-^uvw usC(j to j am m thankfu
3R MAY 23 I is such a good remedy to
pellagra.
ER JUDAH AND T here is no longer any
^EL. lagra can be cured. Do
? it is too late. It is your
[ Samuel 2:1-7; 6:1-6. the resourceful Baughn.
heart ha^ Jhc ^mpto.ns-hands n
arn helped. Ps. 28:7 ,n Peeling of., sore m
, throat and tongue a flai
much mucus and choking;
tn pursuing David nausea, either diarrhoea oi
ten ho fled Into the : There is hope: get Bat
inos fci he feared I book on Pellagra and 1<
m. 2S:f>, i>). David remedy for Pellagra that I
enemies but never- found. Address America
nted (29.6-11). His l?ox 2(00, Jasper, A1
captive-, he. with money is refunded in any
Ziklag, sending the remedy fails to cure. ?Ad
i in Judah (1 8am
! death of Saul and Stupid,
chapter 1) we read Jock Slowboy Ms
lament (ch. 2). I >'ou?
of Judah. (1) The f-'rl-AVliat do }
_ .. . ,rn iici mission :
:n. 2:13. It Is now 1
pars since Samuel j
ik shepherd to ho REAL SKIN CC
b. I>avid was prob- ,
years of age. He Follows Use of Cutic
d assurance of his Ointment. Tria
lecree (I Sam. 1G:
ath of Saul (ch. 1: : By bathing and anoii
nmand (v 1), and grant supercreatny em
f the people (v. 4).' to tender, sensitive or
ems to have been ing skins a feeling o
re he had made no comfort difficult for one
s 1:5-7. see also Ps. has never used them foi
od by means of the Cultivate an acquaintai
's breastplate made Sample each free by 1
are not told and it Address postcard, Cutit
p. We have a bet- Boston. Sold everywhi
Ired word and the
gh which we may Odd.
Such guidance is "What caused the co
obedience (1 Sam. J you and Jones?"
God directed David, "A heated argument
to "go up" to Heb- 1 ?
b "fellow ship." it Whenever You Need a
raham. the man of ; Take Gro\
David thus began The old standard C
1 land In fellowship , chiU Tonic is equally va
Implicitly obeyed eral Tonic because it c
I), took his family , known tonic properties o
0 brought his men j IKON. It acts on the I
dds Tills Is a sug- , Malaria, Enriches the B
1 household fellow- ! UP the VVholeJ>ystem_
(IPV left nothing he- I
.. ? I The "staff of life" by
i bach as Lot was i , , ,, .
sft Sodom. Those would smell as wheat.
Id's partners In his
now to share in his Q
plomacy, 2:5-7. Tt
for David to honor
sh, yet he was hon>r
he honored Saul
1 Ood-anointed savt-R:
26:7-11). These
ndness to Saul and
d show kindness to
we sow we reap
5; IT Tim. 1:16-18).
0 Inform them that
?n kinp hut assures
Id strengthen them,
faithful to Saul, let
one who had been I
ad. To have adopty
would have alien's
Kingdom, 2:8-11. ; (a
h this Ood-directed % F
1 was the man-directhosheth.
His name ,
shame." He was
)f ape. Raul's oldest \
intended successor,
a) selected by man i
bv man (v. 0) and
a God's elect (x. 17. j
reipned two years |
n the northern nnrt I
eparated from that Their 1
ortloi. in the center
'hillstines. Abner's
thp hnnd of Joah i
lsh-hosheth of a ! ~.
?in by his own servtlom
bpcame a part
j of Israel, 5:1-5.
ugh BPvon and onefly
in his progress
p. It was not long
dpath that a groat
Hebron. It was a
lering. Evory tribe '
000 in all?and the sa
le were tho spokesaimed
David "bone , ?
. 1) and that even . .
ng, David had been ArblK
1 (v. 12). Rut better ArblK
r.ed David as God's o
to Saul and proi
that they had loy- today
rholce. ]
lavid's conquest of | ,TI-> P
[overnment at that
: and suggestive and Notice
I before next Sun- breakfa
sidered. lly the
loJnted in Hebron populai
'e to subdue theland
le loose tribal rovto
a powerful, doml- _
d kingdom. David
waiting God's time;
!) Courageous; (4)
ting; (6) Loyal, to
I; (7> Patriotic; (8) Jj?
?e all, (9) Religious. V AM
Lord is with him" -^4
and, "David waxed
r; for the Lord, the
with him" (II Sam
?, faithfully adhered
ess in A. D. 1915 ?j?
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mhn's i>iK Free women solely through the use <
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