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Unfinished Product. Topics.
Four-year-old Marjorle was sent by "There's nothing like the wenthei
her father to get the egg from u nest us n topic of conversation."
Id a fence corner, where a certain hen "That remark," observed Senatoi
persisted in laying each day. To her Sorghum, "leads me to Infer that yov
great astonishment she found a soft- linve never concerned yourself mud
helled egg in the nest, and leaving It about the tariff."?Washington Star.
he ran bock to her father, exclaiming,
breathlessly: "Oh. papa. I didn't bring Jo Drive Out Malaria
the egg 'cause it isn't fluished yet."? And Build Up The System
Cleveland Leader. Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
Sneedv what you are taking, as the formula ii
.. , puuuy* printed on every label, showing it it
"Does that new watch of yours keep ?uinino lron in a unless fortn. The
good time?" yuinme drives out malaria, the Irox
"You bet It does t There Isn't a clock builds up the system. 50 cents.
In town that can keep up with It 1"
The Bible Is n good book to rend. 11
Two women can remain good you doubt It. brush the cobwebs of!
friends If they don't meet often. your copy and look Into It.
The Effects of Opiates.
THAT INFANTS are peculiarly susceptible to opium and its various
preparations, all of which are narcotic, is well known. Even in the
smallest coses, if oontinued, these opiates cause changes in the functions
and growth of the cells which are likely to become permanent, causing
imbecility, mental perversion, a craving for alcohol or narcotics in later life.
Nervous diseases, such as intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of staying
Ewers are a result of dosing with opiates or narcotics to keep children quiet
their infancy. The rule among physicians is that children should never
receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at a time, and
only then if unavoidable.
The administration of Anodynes, Drops, Cordials, Soothing Syrups and
other narcotics to children by any but a physician cannot be too strongly
decried, and the druggist should not be a party to it. Children who are ill
need the attention of a physician, and it is nothing less than a oriino to
dose them willfully with narootice.
? Castoria contains no narcotics If it bears the signature
of Chas. H. Fletcher. SIX V1/Y
Genuine Castoria always bears the signatnro /-C^CcXu/U
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Honk! Honk. Rare Treat.
The fatalities <lue to uutomohlle ue- Tommy wanted to no to the movies
cldents are distressing enough, but hut his mother objected,
one encouraging fact In connection "Aw, you never let me go no place,'
with them, as stated in a government he whimpered.
report. Is that during the last five "Why Tommy," exclaimed his moth
years the number of fatal accidents er; "what shocking had grammar yoti
has not Increased nearly as fast as use! Can't you speak more correct
the number of cars. The cars have In- ly?"
creased 77.r> per cent, while fatalities "Sure I can," said the boy, "If you'll
have Increased only 258 per cent. This only give me a chance. You ought tc
seems to Indicate more careful drlv- hear me say: 'Yes, mother, you let mt
lng at present. go wherever T want to.'"
Lamb on May. A REMARKABLE DISCOVERY
What he considered the servile lau- For thousands of years consumption hni
datlon of the month of May drove been considered as Incurable. \et, in tin
. , . i, . . _ . ,.r , .. - past few years there has been dtseoveret
Charles Lamb to protest. I do not n treatment, which if we are to helicvi
mind the utmost rigors of real win- the statements of patients, is proving cf
ter," he wrote to Bernard Barton, "but fective. Here is what one lady, Mrs. J. A
these smiling hypocrisies of May with- Fippy, <03 North 18th Ave., Nashville
, .... , ,, . says: "tor four years I have had a ter
W me to death. What lies you poets ril?le cough and suffered with tuberculosis
tell about May! It Is the most tin- In less than two years I had a number o!
genial part of the year." ? London hemorrhages, and had tried all kinds oi
* remedies with very poor results, Sine*
taking the first dose of Lung-Vita I hav<
not had a single hemorrhage. I am abb
Hia Idea. to l'? ,T,y own work, eat and sleep well
?,,, . . . i . . \ ii % better than I have in many years." Lung
Bill 1 see students in I arls hate Vita is proving equally as effective in casei
formed nn Anti-Collar league, declur- of asthma. Try Lung-Vita now. Sent
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wear? Disappointed Hopes.
Jill But it's easier to wear a collar ?.j ^0j(j Inveterate gossip, Mrs
than to have to wash your neck every l?l?y, that I saw young nightly tak
day, isn't it? tug lunch with a married woman it
the fashionable restaurant."
Good Cause. "And was he?"
"What a leaden color your hus- "Sure. It was his mother."
band lias, Mrs. Jones."
"Yes'm; he's don' got de plumbago. IMuck loses no time on account 01
ma'am." tough luck.
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THE LANCASTER NEW
lNIDMriONAL |
SUNMCSdlOOL
Lesson
? (By E. O. 8EL.L.F.RS. Acting Director ot
i the Sunday 8chool Course In the Moody
I Bible Institute of Chicago.)
. (Copyright by Western Newspaper Union.)
PAAAtl MAM * " ?
i LLS5UN I"UK JULT L
PAUL AT THESSALONICA AND
BEREA. {
LESSON TEXT-Acta 17:1-15 (cf. I
Thoss. 2:1-12).
GOLDEN TEXT-Hlm did God exalt
witn Ma rlxht hand to be & prince and
a Savior.?Acta 6:31.
To place a modern war map by the ]
Bide of the ancient one will help to i
make the places Paul visited more j
real. In both of the events of this j
lesson reference is made to the read- j
ing and use of the Scriptures, and
teachers should use that to emphasize ;
| tho reading of the Bible by both old |
i and young. Thero is real patriotism
' as well as safety and a liberal educa- ,
: tion In Bible study. Paul reached 1
; Thessalonica about twenty years nftcr i
I tho establishment of tho Christian
| church, remained perhaps five or six
months and then went on to Berea. !
; Modern Saloniki has been since tho
j Roman days of Thessalonica an important
center, thriving and prosper'
oub of later years till tho recent Balkan-Turkish
war.
I. At Thessalonica Jvv. 1-9) (1) Reasoning
(vv. 1-5) (a) Tho place. On
tfciii second journey Silas and Timothy
(v. 14) were Paul's companions.
Recently driven from Phlllppl (I
These. 2:1-2) they ut once repaired ?
I to the synagogue upon reaching tho
l city, knowing that thero they could 1
gain a foothold with both Jew nnd
Gentile. It was Paul's usual means |
(v. 2 Am. R. V.). Douhtless during
! HlO nrn wnolrn !>/*
Ituu tnu nvcno VUU UIOWI|ilCO USUU CV?I /
opportunity for discussion. Paul mado "
use of the Sabbath day of assembly al- j I
though Christians met on the first day t
of tho week for their own distinctive
service (Acts 20:7). He also reasoned s
j from tho Scriptures which tho Jews
so highly revered. The best agent j
for doing personal work is the word t
of God (Eph. 6:17; Jer. 23:20; .Tas. '
1:18; I Pet. 1:23). (2) Tho method. \
j Paul employed three. (a) He rea- i
soned that Christ must suffer. Why? i
; (See Isa. 53:6; Math. 26:28; Heb. i
I 9:22; John 10:36). Paul had only the | *
| Cld Testament. We have also the
New to bring to our aid. (b)That , i
, | "Christ must rise from the dead"?like 1
| Peter at Pentecost. Paul proved this )
' j from the Old Testament. If we will j
allow the Holy Spirit to "open the
j Scriptures" to us we will flpd things i
i new and old and exclaim that where- i
as "once I was blind now I see." (c) ' j
: He "alleged and affirmed" (set forth), t
I ' e. g? gave testimony that "this Jesus r
i whom, I proclaim unto you Is tho f
' Christ." Paul know that the hlstor|
leal Jesus was the glorified Christ, for
he had met him "In the way" to Da- J
mascus. Paul's manner of life in tho j
, city as he lived apd preached Jesus
i was much that It contributed greatly
to his success. His "manner of life ! .
was blameless" (Acts 26:4); he sup- '
ported himself (I Thes. 2:9; II Thes. : c
. ! 8:8). (2) Reception (v. 6-10). At ! o
first these men were received as from J
, God bv larere numbers (v 4 See 1 .
i I These. l:fi-10). Rut the gospel then \
as now causes divisions. Not all pro- I
fessed followers of God know or ae- n
cept the gospel. Paul's success i
aroused the envy of the Jews Just as J
[ every successful servant is envied by f
those of lesser light. The charge j
brought against Paul and Silas (v. 6) I
was In large measure true, and It was Jj
a good testimony and tribute to their ?
effectiveness. It was also In accord d
with Christ's prophecy. (Math. 10:34; *
Luke 12:53). It Is tho business of the g
gospel to accomplish Just such results.
We need more of such as shall
turn the wrong side down and tho
right side up. These men were ac- r
cused of "saying that there Is anI
other King, one Jesus." r
II. At Berea. (v. 10-15). The dls- v
clples' departure by night was an act c
of prudence (Math. 10:23), and Paul H
continued his great Interest In the con- n
verts he had left. See the two letters
addressed to that church. Reaching (]
Berea Paul began as usual to preach n
Jesus first of all to the Jews. The h
citizens of Berea were "more noble" h
and have continued to this day as a >s
great Inspiration to Bible students |
(witness the Bercan series of lesson u
helps). (1) They "received the word H
with readiness of mind." There was a n
hunger for spiritual food and they tl
partook of It with a relish. Some re- d
celve truth under compulsion while p
others hunger for it. (See I These. (|
1:7; 3:10). (2) "Searched" (exam
men) me scriptures daily. (2) Earn
day they sought the mind cf God.
Much of our present day Blblo study j(
Is interesting and onllghtentng. but 1> n
not energizing nor evangelistic be- t|
cause it looks upon the Eiblo merely i
as literature. tl
We need to study the Bible as did )t
the Bereans to know love and obey y
Jesus as our Savior and king. :
We need to study it as our guld? j
and counsel through life. R
Those who "believed" as the result (J
of such preaching and study were
well grounded (I Thess 3:10). 0
After several weeks of such blessed M
ministry the Thessalonlan Jews Interfered,
"stirring up and troubling thi
multitude" (v. 14 Am. R. V.), and (|
Paul again moved on. this time tc (|
Athens In Greece while Silas and Timothy
remained for a farther ministry
to Berea. tl
S, JUNE 30, 1916.
CALOMEI
IT'S ME
"Dodson's Liver Tone" Sti
Calomel and Doesn't
Wonderful Disc
You're bilious! Your liver is
feel lazy, dizzy and all knocked o
is dull, your tongue is coated; brea
sour and bowels constipated. But
vating calomel. It makes you sicl
a day's work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilv
necrosis of the bones. Calomel c
bile like dynamite, breaking it u[
you feel that awful nausea and cr?
If you want to enjoy the nice?
and bowel cleansing you ever expe
a spoonful of harmless Dodson's
night. Your druggist or dealer
cent bottle of Dodson's Liver r
personal money-back guarantee t
>chemT7roved~a failure
"ight-Fisted Old Gentlei nn More Than
Met His Match in shrewd
Physician.
A tight-fisted old mnn, feeling very
ilck, risked u friend tc recommend a
d.yslclnn. The friend camel h corain
specialist.
"Is he very expensive?" asked the
tick man.
"Well, not so very. He'll charge
rou four dollars for the first visit and
wo dollars for each one after tlmt."
The old fellow soon afterward
talked Into the office of the physician
lamed by Ills friend, and upon I cing
idriitted to the consulting re on:
dunked down two dollars, remarking:
'Well, doctor, here I am again."
The physician calmly plcke 1 up the
noney and put It in n drawer, which
?e locked securely. The sick ir an
ooked on expectantly, awaiting the
text move.
"Well, I'm ready to he examined,"
te said at length."
"I don't think it's necessary," redied
the shrew 1 specialist. "There's
to need to do It again. Keep right
>n taking the same medicine. Goodlay,
sir."
i Kidney medicine Thai Makes
Friends Everywhere
Thirteen years ago we commenced eellng
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root and during
lur entire experience we have not enountered
a single unpleasant dealing with
iur customers who have used it. It is a
reparation that gives universal satisfacion,
and our customers are always pleased
o speak in the highest terms regarding it.
.Ve have sufficient confidence in SwampToot
to recommend it and consider we
re doing our customer a favor.
Very tridy vc.urs,
BARXETT SCHENK DRl'G CO .
fan. 10th, 1916. Roanoke, Va.
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f ? ?v.. VV..VO %,\f ASA. I^IUIICI OL V.O.,
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It will convince anvone. You will
,lso receive a booklet of valuable inforriaKpn,
telling about the kidneys and bladder.
When writing, be sure and mention
hia paper. Regular fifty-cent and onelollar
aize bottles for Bale at all drug
tores.?Adv.
Salvini'a Descendants.
Salvlnl, the great Italian tragedian,
nade it a condition that none of hia
ons should act in Italy so long us he
emalned on the stage. * So Gustavo
ens turd shed to the other countries
>f the continent and acted In Russia
nd Austria with some successes. Alexnder
learned the English language
nd played In this country until he
lied st an early age. Tomnso Is now
n actor In Jtaly and Is said to have Inlerlted
to a greater degree than any of
Is brothers the talents of his father,
talvlnl was married twice; first to
lleiuentlne Casxola, an eminent Italian
ctress, who died, leaving hlni three
mall children. Many years later he
tarried an Englishwoman named Lot'
I* Sharp, by whom he had two chllren.
His grandchildren have attractd
attention In art ar.d other circles
J Italy.
Investigate the Onion.
The bomelv onion has been the ?tih
ict of an Inquiry by a British comilttee
whose duty It was to go Into
hp mattor of Its high post. The reort
of the committee reveals the fact
hat the present high rate of the onion
? due to the stoppage of Import from
lolland and Belgium and to the dimln
<hed Import from Efopt and Spain,
t Is pointed out that o~lons cun be
rown In England, and to woman K?reners
of even quite amateur experiiice
the contemplative cult of the
nlon Is to be recommended as real
nd useful war work.
The fatter a woman gets the easier
t Is for her to believe ether women
re unable to notice It.
Selfish people are not selfish enough
d keep their troubles to themselves.
L SICKEN
RCURY! I
raightens You Up Better The
Make Ynn Sirk?Hnn'f I n?
wm v/iuil l/VII I LU<
overy Destroying Sale of C
sluggish! You ful will clean yoi
ut. Your head dose of nasty cal
th bad ; stomach you sick.
don't take sali- Dodson's Liver
k, you may lose You'll know it n
wake up feeling f
er which causes your headache an
rashes into sour will be sweet and
>. That's when feel like working;
imping. and ambition.
>t, gentlest liver Dodson's Live:
rienced just take therefore harmless
Liver Tone to- to your children,
sells you a 50 Dodson's Liver Tc
Tone under my now. Your drug}
hat each spoon- calomel is almost
Preserving Foods. ' ?
A new method lias been discovered,
soys an English paper, for preserving g
various food products, especially milk
powder, the Idea being based upon
placing the substance In a sealed vessel
or packing case with Inert gas, so
that this latter prevents the usual a
spoiling of contents by the action of j,
the air. In the French patented process
the milk powder Is packed In ^
iretnl boxes of convenient size, which |
are entirely sealed except for a pin- j.
hole that is I<?ft at the top. A number
of suck bo\< :< are put In a chamber
and the air I* exhausted by menus of .]
an air pump When this operation Is
finished valves are opened which allow c
nitrogen to enter the chamber and till j
up the several hoses. When opening
up the chamber the boxes are quickly t
removed and the pinhole soldered hefore
an appreciable amount of air has (|
time to enter. Ir. this way the contents
of the boxes are kept In an at- ,
mosphere of Inert gas, und the process
Is thus practical from an industrial ,
standpoint. (
ti
Had Her Safe.
At the amateur operatic perform- o
a nee of "The Mistletoe Bough"?In o
which, us you remember, the heroine (
hides in a cellar ehertt and Is smothered
to detth?the lady who pluy?*l
this part wan. vocally, n terrible (laieo.
Nevertheless, they striu/irldd
along until the scene where she
climbed into the box- -a real "prop- ?
erty" klndl? loaned for the occasion
by .! >hn Snrtth. president of the local c>
safe-tleposit company. The lid snapped y
down with e click that was only too
realistic. t
A frightened stage manager rushed v
out to where the owner of the box saf d
and whlspetcd:
"Gimme the key! The lid of your r
blooming box has sprung locked !" 1
"Is that woman going to sing any t
more?"
"Sure, she comes in as a ghost in
the next act and sings two songs."
"That settles It," muttered old John j.
Smith. "She can Just stay there."
Methodist Women Gave $278,000.
The amount raised last year by the
Woman's Missionary society of the
Methodist Episcopal church. South, a
for the work In the foreign Held was v
$278,792.29. The amount given during
the week of prayer for the new work
In Japan was $13,751.71.
r
Disappointing Movie.
"I've seen It?'taln't no good." t
" 'E gets 'ung. don't 'e?" p
"Yus, hut they don't show yer that." h
t
"I want cut rates on this Joh."
"What Is It?"
"Trimming my trees nn<l hedges."
h
A woman gets a lot of satisfaction
out of her belief that other women tl
envy her. ti
???? o
Every man has a sense of duty, hut f
not every man has sense enoinrh to ?n.
llxe It.
v
Rut one doesn't acquire a taste for v
music l>y listening to the piano next
door.
I,
It's the henpecked man who crows
loudest when he gets n'.vny front hotne.
It
Every dreamer expects to accomplish
wonders?when he wakes up.
b
"Why do you want to got a divorce?"
"Because I'm married."
tl
A new hroc.ni sweeps almost as
clean as a straight lush.
?????? s
The man who 'ooks straight ahead
misses a lot on the side.
Honesty Is a good thing it. connection
with Insurance politics.
K
"How do tl.e r.eedle guns workT*
"Oh, so-so."
IS! *
DANGER
in Salivating, Dangerous
se a Day's Work?
alomel Here.
ir sluggish liver better than x
lomcl and that it won't make
' Tone is real liver medicine,
ext morning because you will
ine, your liver will be working,
d dizziness gone, your stomack
your bowels regular. You will
you'll be cheerful; full of vigor
r Tone is entirely vegetable^
5, and can not salivate. Give ft
Millions of people are using
)ne instead of dangerous calomel
jist will tell you that the sale ol
stopped entirely here.?Adv.
IROWN'S LATE HOME-COMING
t
triking Clock Registered a Record
for Gentleman of Somewhat
Convivial Habits.
Brown had come home very lata
fter a convivial evening at a stnoki?
concert and had consumed more
ignrs and refreshments than wms
ood for him. It was midnight whm
ie reached home, hut lie did not
now it.
"All!" he muttered, "if the church
lock would only strike, I should know
he time. It's too late to see."
But l.ark! Just as he spoke the
lock began to strike. Breathlessly,
trown counted, "One, two. three, fouz,
ive, six. seven, eight, nine, ten, elevrt,
\\ elve!"
But at that moment another clock
egan.
"Thirteen," counted Brown, "foui?een,
fifteen?great Scott !?sixteen
eventeen, eighteen ? gracious?nineecu,
twenty, (!!!), twenty-one, twe#v-two
(!!!), twenty-three?mercy o?
is !?twenty-four (!!!)."
Mopping his steaming brow he declaimed:
"My word, I've never bee*
mt solute In all my life!"?Pittsburgh
'hronlcle-Telegrnph.
Activities of Women.
Thirty women are practicing donti?ry
in Missouri. v
Miss Mary Robertson is a United
itates deputy nmrshal In Topekn, Kaa.
Fifteen women will attend tlie I)ein?rntlc
national convention as delfr;sites.
For the first time in the history of
he- Republican conventions, wotnet
ill I l>e employed to assist In guard
luty.
Mrs. Robert Lansing, wife of the seeetary
of state, Is one of the "rooklwT
n the womnn'8 cnmp near Washing
on.
Musical?
Ihicon?I understand your new
icighbors are musical.
Egbert?Are what?
"Musical."
"Who said that?"
"Ob. I heard It. Is It not so?"
"Well, I reckon be likes to Mdfeft
nd the wife likes to yell. If that\i
rhnt you mean."?Yonkers Statesman.
Strict Neutrality.
"Has the war caused you to ecoawnlze
to any extent?"
"It certainly lias," replied the eaor
lous man. "Whereas I used to e*iress
tny views rather freely, I have
itely become quite parsimonious La
hat respect."
The Difference.
"This poet speaks of the 'clrcumn?lent
air.' What kind of ulr Is that?"
"Oh, he means ordinary air, as dl?Inguished
from the nlr that Is a?fsted
by electric fans, patent svstema
f ventilntlon and thunderous appeal*
or preparedness."
Usually the enrly bird catches the
rorni for the benefit of the little onea
,ho are In bed.
Sometimes It is good for a mnn ts
ave an active enemy.
Nothing boosts the value of blea?
lgs like their removal.
Silence has every other kind of a
luff hacked off the boards.
It's easier to grasp some opportuMles
than It Is to let go of them.
Kver> man expects to become great
oine day. hut he keeps putting It oM.
blessings of poverty only look giarf
o millionaires.
Vow cuk judge a man by his phona*
raph records.
Luck and laziness neveV go togetha*.