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h •** V . •• -wf* » - r _ * . , " . - j-i B J ■ 0A10LINA it: PAOK 8KVIW am WHAT IS LAX-F OS It an taprond Cascara wm/i r; in.LAX-FOS the Cz*?ara is improved by the addition of certain harmless chem icals which increase the efficiency of the Cascara, making it better than ordinary Cascarai fcAX-FQS is pleasant to-take * and does not gripe nor disturb stomach. Adapted to -children as well as adults. Just try one bottljp for constipation. 50c WINTER THETIME TO WALK Exercise in the Cold Atr Wifl Be Found * ‘J . . Both Enjoyable .*-•••••• ficiat. and/ *• Wtnfpr 'weather dUjiiuishes greatly the time spent In 'thenpejt air by thoSe who ride In motorcars, It conies near putting bleycU's out of. u>»*.' ' Fiyun steamboats n> canoes there is nluiost. entire cessation' of water; outings. AIJ iifXvbieh mcaiis that more '.walk-: 1 ng tiystend ol|-Fess pyght to be done In jidl(L weather. There is no other way moving about in the open "uirrwhich ps u. healthy persoir.s_.fect’ so warm 'and 'brings Stu b a glow of warmth from Jhe body itself, lfc the" pedestrian ,is properly clad, especially in respect "td peeping,dryslu»d. all. of the-effects of TEXT-zrHr saw them to«W and rowing for the wind was contrary do them,—Mark * 'y' s • JeSus had risen to the highest, point of Fits popularity wheb the people j ' ■V: (By B. Q. SELLERS, Acting. Director of the Sunday. School Course fn the Moody tit " Bible Institute of Chicago.) ‘ 7- -^7 M^tVinvrfght, l»17 W^str.m Nrr*"*"-* i;pi°n. > ] LESSON FOR JANUARY 14 ■ N— - JOHN THE BAPTIST AMO JE8U8. s. -a /A*- *?n were make „ ready to him their king, at may ,iiAl£ looked to tfoe v dlR- clples that the time had come, when they would Ixi installed' ip LESSON TEXT—Johp 1:1*4*. - - GOLDEN- TEXT—BShold, the lamb of God that taketh away the tin of the in 1:20. . 'T~y know t he, storm was (coming when lie John begun his public ministry in the summer “of A. D. 26 and the baptism'pf Jesus probably . took place in January, A. D. 27. The delegation from Jerusa-; prominent places | j em t p ipteryiew John .must have aje in his kingdom. p eflr ed (lions; toward the latter part of February. . I. John the Witness (vv. 15-18). John's ministry created great exclte- ”, "", °V" f i went. The people were.in expectancy, im into t ie ^ ; All classes -were^repspningTis to xyho mi ia/ , an* 1( “ j this strange bift marvelously forceful mail might be. - Some' thought jierhaps he was the Christ. (Luke 3.: 15). To settle tills question-a .committee was sent to Jerusalem V> From “this . place of popularity and seeming success they _ were ■ sent coiumon-plstfe. ' . Storm, and Toil,* t U c / M a-s t er New Discovery! Dodson’s Liver Tone Acts Like Calomel But Doesn’t Gripe; Salivate or Make You Sick-^Don’t Lose a Day’s Work—Harmless Liver Medicine for Men, Women, Children—Read Guarantee! I: igldly tinmband. kept within' hounds, winter walking is a good’ precaution against the 111’effects b'f'.sedentary life.and too much*indoor «lr^; - ' investigate, d tlie e the another ... r. * . - . v- "Vi prophecy Indicated that the- prophet or sky of tli** mining storm. But ull *, *,, , * L . . „ * . the time he knew what they -were go ing to-ineet oi there upon .lie water. And he knows' our. way.- Tie is ac- winter walking should.,bo henefieLab sent .vbem out upon that lake To cross • - -' has^tta-est.* With a little care-and dismi ion such to «he other side. It may havo looked rv. - ViVV a -^K f , « N)t ls.., „n|,,,rani, ay „ SWS ,l.l,.„sif Ilk- fair ,v ra „.,r them. Th,-r,. J la .vhol..s„m.\ KitinlJ' tlm.HlianO ki-jil .tarn-, na lilhl frjiin the nir ' .7,.' i, should be like unto __Moses (Deul.-j 18::1B-18). Jolin freely confesses to-, tins delegation that he is iipt tlie i Ugh! Calomel mak«s you sick. It’s horrible! Take a dose of . the dangerous dntg tonight hnd /omorrOw you may lose a day’s-work. Calomel is mercury or’quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel, whenat comes in to contact with sour Trile crashes. into breaking it up. f This Ts when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. If you are sluggish and “all knocked out,” if your liver, is torpid and bowels constipated,-or you have'headache, (jlizziness^ coated v topgue, if^jreath is bad or stomach sour, just trf a spoonful of harmless Dodson’s Liver Tone tonigijt. Here’s my guarantee—Go to any drug store and get a 50 cent bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone.. Take a spoopfttl and if it doesn’t straighten you right up and rhake you feel fine and vigorout T want you to go back to the store and get your money; Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the sale of calpmcl because it is real liver medicine; entirely vegetable, therefore it can^not salivate or*, make you sick. I guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson’s Liver Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and'* dean your bowels of that' sour bile^nd jeonstipateti waste which is clogging your system-and making J you feel miserable. I guarantee that a bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone Will keep your entire family feeling fine for months. Give it to your children. It is hafmless^ doesn’t gripe and they, like its pleas ant taste.—A4w • ■' x, * ' « Important to Mothers =* Examine carefully every bottle ot CASTORLA, that .famous old remedy tor infants and children, and see that It Beara the Blfnature of In XJae for Over SO Yean. «pminfed -with; every Step that Ties lie- lore us. ’Wi* have mi_t no storm thttt Christ nor Elijah nor tin* prophet pre ‘‘imitate Birds; Don’t Fret.” Tlie publle health svrviet*, whirli 1ms dieted by Moses. How foolish antFi been j^atherin^ ^.statislles on nervous tihifh Is , to precede the- coming of storimcJouds irathering. “As thy, day . ^ ... , s*i shall th.v strength be." Had Christ. K John exercises humility in the nests than its neighbor; no fox ever letin, -mi bird ever tried to build more Making It Hard to Get. /“This doctor gives some directions for deal copolizihg’u person who lias been pickled for years." “What is the first step.?" > series **f vapor baths.” . "Aiid, titen?”- “Enfom^*l ’resideiK'o in a tlon t<iwn ’(There In* ibn*sn't aoul." T • X - . u” IL the luVsenc.e of the storm \va.s no sijrn they were- ou.t of bis place, aud this is as true proliibl- know a for tis. But tlie storm was there and ", *■ : ( in* Inn I sent tlieui intcTit with-its con.-* si*<juetit tiitl. — / Place of Danqec. The difficulty and duiiger of tlieif place' was hot be<*ause *if tlie toil. They were doi-ng what they were ac- way-lttM?t«tes lils-FeaT -j lie. does apply to liApseh^th<*-propheey Isaiah (Isa. 40:3-5) Which sets forth What his, mission was to be. A voice' irton though If ret te*l because fie had only one-hole long, and there-hay e J)een_.-few others IftW which, will govern the 4at«cslat* n Tie heard hut not tseen^-Wltjronr odllg^eyes we jiever see a spirit. No man ever,sa\v tlie soul of his nearest friend. WC\do see Clod, how-ever.- in hlXwttrkii, in his marvelous dellver- atices and. his-guidance of the world in which to bide; no squirrel ever died of anxiety lest In* should not luy by. eiiotlgh 1 'nuts for two, winters instead Of for one, add no dbg ever lost “any. sleep, over the fact that lie-did not have enough hones laid aside for his decljn- ing Years.h • eustoineii to dii for ,tii**y were fisln*r- men on that lake.. 'Neither did their tun nee :o pray't John the Baptixi T. t and his answers to prayer. II. (vv. 10-20). Only One BROMO QUININE * To get the Brnulne. cal) for fwlToame LAXAT1VB BROMO Ul'INl.NK IajoX for lignature of ■ W storm. From their long acquiiintjance witli that lake they \\<niId bt“jfamiliftr t'hrist or Elijah, the ites made l>ol(l to q\i > priests mgd Lev- lestion his aiKfior- SKOVB Vuree a 0«)l*i In" One Cay'. 25c." —with storms^ But their danger, arose ity u( a later time (Matt. 21-23), atxf MOTHER'S 10Y SALVE for Colds. Croup, Pneumonia and Asthma ; GOOSE GREASE LINIMENT for . ■Neuralgia. • Rheumatism* and $pndns. For sale-.by all Druggists. |f They Coutd Keep it Up. There have been , big .men In Wall street who did ull the work themselves.,^protective assoeiatioii ri-cently had as who attciiiled. to every mliinto Iteiikl who were from Missouri in regard to each-point in any proposition put up to them. One.jof these riiarvels was among the very greatest financiers the country **ver had; but he didn’t last like him. If a man w^fh the fffsf or- def of<^ brains aial ublllfy cotilil Only kegp lt^ up, there Is notHing to’pre vent his owning the United Sfates. If E. II. llurrimun could Jiave .kept on 13 w 20 years longer at the pace he was going' he would have gobbled ttp nil. the railroads In sight, -and 'he Was Just getting a strar|gle hold on the big banks. *“He contjtiered every square foot of ti-rrltony as. he went along. There was no'force on earth to stop him except permaturo death— and now heJs almost forgotten.—A7 W. Atwood in the Saturday Evening I’ost__ To Seek a “Pure Gem 1 ' Law. An officer of the American Jeweler^ 4mon*«*ting talk wit it » gem' expert of the t-Hiied States gi*ological survey. AS a resttlf of 1 this talk, according to ths New York Times, a movement ia to b* started In the Jewelry trade that Win have for its Object the jfaatny of a shipment of rei-onRtructed. synthettc scientific-gemsr”^ “ Thc'pfTincipal oliject of the propose# measure will be to prohibit the Inter* state shipment of these “gems," fn ad» dition to Japanese culture and other manufactured pearls, except under con* djtlons analogous to the restrictions of the pure food law. Such legislation In inquired, 44 Is contended, fgr the pro* JCetion of, the public. v</ • ■ . | 1 >■ *T>1 x Must Keep Them. "Does he keep, his promises? “I guess_so. I never heard of ahyX body-wantiog^to take them Jer's command. He * ii.:pl> told them to go to thfLother side, knowitig that they went. tiiey'woul'I g" against No st rise so “uncommon ns commoc ; wltM sml w;ivt.-. They.ouay not have • imidX fiiut'b progress sense. ties'and the ju-jests (Acts 5*:28). ‘ Johtjv* answers them with another dispiay~TTf hfs humility. His baptism hi water was nothing to \he baptism of the n , -ainst~*' r(,tllfn g «mtM8ee Matt. 3tll: Acts 1:5). Though Christ/Was in their midst, they '*X- —--^—? Why That Lame Back? - Morning lainetfess, sharp twinges when bending, or an all-day back ache; each is cause euliugh to sus pect, kidney trouble. tJet^Fter the cause. Help the kidneys. We Americans go it too hard. JVe overdo, overeat and neglect out. sleep and exercise and so'^we, are fast becoming a- nation of kidney sufferers. 72% more deaths than ip 18U0 Is the 1910 census story. Dae ^Dtian’s Kldne^ frills. Thou- sands recommend them. A Soujth Carolina Cate John M. Wilson, R. -FL-D. No. 1, -Travel** -Best; R “I«f> Si- Mr* TtHl 4 “Hardship^ weukt. -j my kidneys an*) I ..ad awful pains' In my back. I steadily’’got worse and was terri bly annoyed by seald- , Ing and too frequent^ passages of the kid ney secretions. I then- matic pains tn my blps kept me awake and my . ankles and feet ^^ swelled.XI had awful dizzy spoils, too. Doan’s Kidney Pills restored me to good health.” Get Doan’s at Any Stare, 50c a 80S . PILLS POSTER-MILS URN CO.. BUFFALO. N. V. storm, bu tv a t least they- w\*re headed right in thPXfthr oY oliediepce. It is ' vere blind and did not recognize him. ; eh. 8:19.; 16:3). in [xB ‘’l' v Mrt.TIItllv v/» 1 I (n ' •* this path <iL. oltediemv that Lfie "* -Sailor's Argument, - The. second officer of the brig was in til? net of upbraiding tlie able sea man, ^Aaron T-appin? for his Weakness for rum. Said* tin* second officer: "Tappfn. you might -by a' second-©#-- -f, fleer like me ihst*>ud of a sailor before. the mnst.”y . . . “Stow tjiat stuff.”-answered tlie able seanniu. “When I’iu drunk I’m' an ad- , t^risfiaii 'iiieets tlm imi^ulties. He - Jwptlsm of repentance denotes f|mls-'he v mu'sL s*.mmfmcs- g«> against ® baptism which -a penitent submitted — flu* storm of public .ipinMi. the wind X r thaT be might.-receive the pledg^ , that -rises in thv* |,umh^< Xd«| gome- -i ®IL d assurance that his sins were Up- i L n pimon. times blows contrar\ to him. atid even S lv? *n. RaptiSin meant the cleansing in his home lie niav -meet (Mfli.-uHh's i of the .from,P®st sins that, they if |)g obeys tile, Lonl.. It is cotiip&raX ml ? ht Be fl,ml fo,i prance into the lively efts.v to nuTxvitb tin* sto-m; it ^‘Sdorn. Baptism is not conversion. "Is ditfiruH-’t.XbTv against it. Jt X.- 1 witu V sslnff an<J * symbol of a 1 truth that we are dead unto sin. and "have .risen to newness of life Their safety •Place of Safety. clime not because of )ANDRUFF-AN0 ITCHING Disappear With Use of Cuticu’ra Soap and Ointment—Trial Free. wt-rc going Gtopi. fita-.’HV, Like . John, qur yoiee-jrL The first thing in restoring dry.fall- TllClr . ... .. ..v.^ X' f •. . , - r=>— s - not only contrary .to the. wind i„p \ must irg^nol Qnly-that of humility but j Itchtag. VBtlb; Cuticuru Ointment into , contrary to'their Knowledge of how to-1 ^ nmst be waily'X voice-, with apnes*. j scalp, next, morning shampoo with handle tin* irnat ~ia such - a time ^ ron -^, God. one that sounds an un- Cutlcura Soap and,hot water. Prevent Skin and scalp troubles by maklng Cutl boat -ia such a time «tf stress. Jla*l th«*y exercised their sea- TmrTf?tlTfr*TW^ w ^ffW ”riave TTrrH^f about and run before tin’ storm, but because the- Master had said toy go for ward/ their loyalty to ids coiJimamt forbade them seeking safety in (iis- mistakuble note, one that can be heard men happTeX*stronger, braver,” more like God, to prepare trie wayjfor Christ irrthe hearts of men. ,.X III. The-d^iJtncsx of the Spirit (vv. obedience. However, they were still | 28-34). Thj^PRriter is very exj)li*-it.' in tW place 7tf saf<% hi spitF“df thei’r bating- the exact tithe that these things /'seeming .recklessness. Neither were' Occurred, for* he was ah eye witness. | -they safe because .of the sea wort 111,- ! JbTfn first testifies that Jesus Avas tlie ness of their boat; HowcvVr..geo4 rtie | Lamli of God. referring of bourse to 1 bom' mtVy. liaye been, they -were' doihgL J&tvsacrificial lauib, the atoning sacri- ] thil very thing that 'their evporintwd.JjU’e oCrhc Old Tgjstameht (Gen. 22:7-8: I toId-4h*‘>H would swamp it. ottg-that ■will- make^ TUra your everyday t«>1 let preparation. f fr\ n ita a * kiCnz*ftO-- V . . . .. Eree sample each by mall with Book. But- xve ; 'Ey. 12:3; Isa. 53 :7).^ As the kaiiiirof ing worn the-anit^lijit ar*> told* fn verse 4s that tlie Master God. Jeijus would t’jike away the sins T-he «as watching them. He'oould nresrsure the world; thus the thought is pli- Address postcard,""Cutieura^. Dept. Lr> Boston, gold everywhere.—Arly.'^X! Moved to Tears. J Pardorrmy mmition,” said the sym- pathefW-' Tiiyn. "Pjiave Just listened to an aff<**-t'ingx4or,vx X> - “Tell tn*\ ab*>Ut it.3 “I ov«*r!i**'ard, a xyuman on a trolley *-ar teljfng ahother wd»nan abo.umny- iree years, of*. h**,r’ Voice \veTe ^heart - —so:, deeply toties retulaig. I haven’t heen—so.. tnoved sin**!* -starvation was porte«l among th«Xb4gians.“ can Ji .using ive Tilde, Jong, straight hair by _Cxpleiilo Quinine Pomade, tlie weight of every wave and the [.-mindly Hint of, atonement, a substifu" 1 force of **v*>ry N blast of- wlml. H.». HL'P Vt another»and • tJi©~Tleljvf«m , ice }.'vvoultl know Just the .moment f«V say rfrom the'gitilt of sin. .The nexf djy I'ence, be sTtlt," t*f b**tii wind 'John’s, witness to. the delegation 1 GIVE “SYRUP OF FIGS” U is not what we se«> - and iL r0m •R'rusalenl, he sa\v_Jesu8 coming; first ives. unto-him, and said to-the assembled the Lnnib -of S ' God.” is not what we see - and which Is a-Hair Grower, not a Kinky but what he* sees ami knows. " *-Hhlr rsTnovcr. You can see the results i He wlXtiotes the sparrow’s fall ami P<*oplg», "Behold by using several .times. Try a package. ; ( ‘ ounts hairs of our head will This refers pot so much To-his charac ITlce 25c at all drug stores or by, jnatt- 1 never placeX^wInTro the waxes are ‘ for. - that bT innocence.' meekness, ft ltd ‘ tcnddNlittj* Stomjteh, liv^r • on receipt of stamps or coin." -Agents too mighty or Hi*' xx imi too strong, patience, tis to his.office, hl^completed , wanted everywhere. '• Write for par- J ' tlculars. - Exelento Medicine Co., At* rtantn.’Ga. J , • • ; Plac«~nf Satjsfaett^n^ -- work of. atonement by the sacrificial TO CONSTIPATED CHILD i Delicious “Friiit Laxative” can’t harm ittie Stomat and .bowels. Look at the tongue, mother 1 idney Medicine Highly Recommended By For eighteen years I sold Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root in Ohio and during the past four 1 vears have been selling *it here. Its value has been tested and proven by people who were afflicted with catarrh or inflammation of the -bladder, liver trou ble and rheumatism and after experiencing the wonderful "benefit derived they were happy to praise the remedy that brought them so much comfort* On account of the splendid success and excellent repu tation which Swamp-Root enjoys I am confident that it ia a. valuable remedy for what it ia intended. \ ’ " Very trul; -* Very truly yours, W. A. WHITAKER, Druggist. .21,1916. Apex, N. C. Pwy* Whit Swamp-Root WiB JDo For You Sept OF INTEREST TO MOTHERS. The cost of food tdflay is a serlone matter to all of you. Tfo cut dowR your food bills and at the same time Rnprove tht health of your family, serve them Skinner's Macaroni tnff Spaghetti two or three ttfio^s jjfer Week. Children love It and thrive oe ft R Is the best possible food for adulta. Write the Skinner Mfg. Co., Omaha, Nebr., for beautiful cook book-telling how to serve it In a hundred wank It’s free to every mother,—Ady. j ^ ^ ...A— ■ Figures jony not lie, but estimatee are pften_misleading. - ' Anger is the hammer tfiat drivel nails in your, coffin,- -- N thuidrufLAIld Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer Jk. Co., Binghamton. N. Y., for a sample size bot tle. It- will convince anyone. Yon will also recefre a booklet of valuable infor mation, telling about the kidneys and blad der. When writing, be sure and mention UiiC paper. Regular fifty-ertf and dollar size, bottles for sale at all drug store*.—Ady. * - " . * * ——r—* ; — . >• • Like Other Girls. He—.WheJl is your' slater thinking of getting married?- He—Constantly.—I’eHcmiv Conatlpatlpn generally Indicate* disordered •toniach. llver'and bowel*. Wflyhfe Indian Vegetable Pllla restores regularity without griping. Adv. In. 1915 more than 1,600 Ifnrxard stu dents ehgageti fn rafij«>r/and minor sports, "i v -vA ' X«a«« sm«e—*'S«wfr ut Si* I Uh W, fir ■is aare l lUgei M 'mmit. DnXUMriytnSexLcMm H you are expeeed to rain eei should take two er three ,9 German Syrup the universal remedy for coldaorbroo* chit is. Standspre-emin^it today after more than half a century of successful treatment of the many disorders aris ing from 1 exposure. 25c. and 75c. alaaa at all druggtotsand dealers everywhere. Now ia the time to set them. Begin bear ing in threo to four years. Add , both _ beauty and utility to the home. Prices -and valuable information free. Sold lop 47 Fine General ’or Malaria, Chill* end Tonic. 80caadtl.00delliug 1 B. WIGHT, CAIRO, GA. FROST PROOF CABBAGE PUWT& sijpci-iojr to it all: Tlie'inc.isitfu .of *»Ur Obedience IS hiiii xviTl fie the measure of umr >4ipui4»ri4y to everv iti every.^laiigiT, eeHsiou arid Flat Dutch, by express, 5o0,?il„0C 1,000, Rl.Sal, le.tXX), at *1.25. Satisfaction guar , anteed. Postpaid 25c per 100. ■ . D. F. JAMISON, SUMMERVILLE, S. C. Attention Cotton Girinert !! Ship ur your gin mote* at South Richmond and w« will par you one eent per pound at your station for , them If.they are dry and in good condition. Ttali i •*' " la‘S big sarttnroref throwing, them on tlmland. Richmond Watt* Co., South Richmond, Va. Cotton Expert baa cash and Peruv fan seed, which. has reached the highest price In Buropeaa-market; * wanu partnership with American, landlord. State full particular* concerning yourself and farm. Ad- wrrrar.-* - ' "»^il N.. Tort n.. ’‘IQUBM mMTt* , ia.’ijliSn?»tigtC storiii. «iur nil-inn*, muiTuir safety in every Otflicufty. tliis slioul^l myet th<‘ eye of <u:t> <iud's H^iinre*! ji rressiMi*| si,, rill, let in tlie midst **f the fr*'>ni the West. God dealt in merry with men before Christ’s tlfue been use of tiie lunib which was slain from the. fbun*iatiori\of the world-(Rov. 13 ;8). if- Hefo-johiustiys that at first-ho di<l iiot- ■'.a i * . i sore throat, diarrhoea. fuU fWf cold, give a teasjwionful of “California- Syrup ^of Figs,” and in ti few hounrejl the foul, constipated waste, umligefff4d food and sour bile gently iuoyes..out of its Mimiiiiiiiiiiifjiiiiiiiiiiiii of . recognize Jesus as the Messiah, but lie 7T7 Jl liini- LmL*/X\ fiijit • larkness- In- j* al«mgsj*le. walkl-ug xxit'li them against the contrary xvin*4 atid' sji-ying.' “He k( ? good <1ie*;r. f f is D be Tiu.t’ afraid.’ ..little - bowels without griping, and you ' -have a well. pluyXul..childJigain.—Ask-. a ^Geni.%onfr *7" spirit ‘deseending at his baptism, and it , abode iiDofi him. \ r ^ v ^'^nTtTs.vrup 5f Hgs.” which con.- ■ Tho work, of Christ is for tho ivhiilr T'l'l JirectlohS for babies, c-hll- „ , - , *s 'Iren, of all ages and for groxvn-ups.— GALLSTONES speratlobs. Poaitlva Liver A Stomach remedy >-Sc suite tore: home remedy. Writ* today > Remedy Ce.AeptW-l, 2llS.Deerfceralt.,Ckfcage W. N. Uw CHARLpTTE, NO. 1-1117. JBfiUed Ox Tongue. One pound pf cold eookt il *'»x tongue, six tulilespoonfuls- oL. butter or* fat from Tongue, grouml mace, inad'e mus tard, one tenspoonfui of tnushjroom tatsup, ml pepper. 'put and put Tt> in- a basin with the butter or the fat from th^^tortgue, if^i»ny is left ; season to taste. Rub the mixture, after hfc,ha5 beep -WelF pouuded, thl-otlgP’St ' fine sieve. Press Into vsmall pots; cover with clarified butter or lardkeep In a cool place. - “ \“ - - r~ *r—‘ — ' ,,r— -'J ‘ i- r.— > i " - . ' ' xvoi'ld till all it< sin is removed.^ He is actually removing sin fcog^f^ world, and when he comes tigairij si.1 ' will be iuinished. Luke’s record adds Adv. Increasing Sugar-Beet Industry., I , , , /kutgress has approjirlitf^d money. | 4htil this same Messiah Is to* , W^rl^-ufspooking to thej^rcase ! with the Holy Ghost and fire. Christians are to be. on fit?*' for God. 'ti,,, rhiteil Qtiitns The gift of the holy-spirit at Rente- 5 - '* «if production of sugar-beet seed in i cost was the first and most manifest 1/ V r,»r cmm «. «.i. *vi. yiCWWIBII)ii'"oy Ihltfpower ATVhrlsi whV mndThk 4JVoraci|u|4|Wt!lil, J ftj%>¥ is the real haptizet 4 . Begotten of God ~ ” (Luke 1 “85). possessed of all'the at tributesjot the Father (Phil, 2:6), the one In whom the/fullness of the God head dwelt bodlly"(Col. 2:9) he Is to fie honored and worshiped as God (Hftb. 1:6fi ; ../ * • • 1 cause of Worms;, or 'Tsf>e'wort%—, A alogle doae of Tto.'Pterya ''Dead Shof wltUaxpel the Worms V or .Tapeworm, '»n*J a»t Aigeg- Uop right again. Ady. ... % V- ■- Naturaliy. * "Is electricity really the brtt me- Mum of lighting?” * “Wellj tt Is the current Mief fr it {99 in ST e higlt Hyeo. or the low flverau "I^sr** ami ’Repeater’ shells have the reach, spread and penetra- m ’ ‘ sale is dae to these qualities* which Made in many gauges and loada. SK FOR THE V§ BRAND tion. insure a BRSURM ^niMrrmiiiiiiiiimiimiiMiHniiiiiimiiiiiiiimitiiiiiiiHiiiimtiiimiiininimi *t .u A • v'. ' V V- 1