Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, April 12, 1917, Image 7
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BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA
PAGI SEVEN
Don’t Lose a Day’s Workl If Your, Liver Is StuggteMrBowels
/ Constipated Take “Dodson’s Liver Tone.”—It’s
You're bilious! Your liver Is slug
gish! You feel' la£y, dizzy and all
knockfcd-ou;,-—Your head is dull, your
tongue is coated; breath bad; stomach
sour and bowels constipated. But don’t
take salivating caloroeb- It makes 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 cramp-
If you want to enjoy the nicest, gen
tlest, liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced just take a.spoonful
of harmless -Dodson's layer Tone. Your
druggiBt or dealer- sells -you a 50-cent
bottle of Dodson s Liver Tone under
my 'personal money-back guarantee
will clean' your
that tach
spoonful
Fine!
sluggishf liver better than a dose o!
nasty calomel and that it won’t make
yoil sick. ——
Dodson’s Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. > You’ll know It next morn-
of God
>1—11 II , Ills I It I ITS >1 fin I
By REV. J. H. RALSTON, D
Secr«,ary of Corre*pondenc
I*, Moody Bibiiljsptate,
TEXT—For God is not l be a> f ,
confusion, l*u of' p-'-aci.-I Cot. ,14:33.
Trig because you will wake up feeling
fine, your liver" will be working, your
headache and dizzinessgone, your
stomach will be sweet and»your bowels
regular. You will feel like working;
you’ll be cheerful; full of vigo ; r ano
atnbftion. , ~Z ' ' /
Dodson’s* Liver Tone is entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless and can
not salivate. Give it to your children*
Millions of people are using Dodson’s
Liver Tone instead of dangerous cal
omel now’. Your druggist will tell you
that the sale of calomel is almost
stopped entirely here.—Adv.
Within the Inst twnTtnd rfinflfyear*,
pinny have had,their faini shaken in
(he of
The l.’hri - ’ i au- re-
L. DOUGLAS
THE SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE”
$3 $3.50 $4 $4.50 $5 $6 $7 & $8
Save Money by Wearing W. L. Douglas
shoes. For sale by over9000 shoe dealers.
f .The Best Known'Shoes in the World.
\VT. L. Douglas name and the retail price u stamped on the bot-
” tom of all shoes at the factory. The value is guaranteed and
the wearer protected, against, high prices for inferior shoes. The
retail prices are die same ^everywhere. They cost no more in San
Francisco than they do m New York. They are always worth the
price palid for them. , ■
P e cjuaiiry of W. L. Douglas product is guaranteed by more
A O ornAnaneo in mil-irir. £na J I 'I - *.
styles
They _ t rr r _
by the highest paid, skilled shoemakers, under the direction and
supervision of experienced men, all working with an honest
determination to make the best shoes for the price that monev ^
van buy.
ip years experience in making fine shoes. The smart
are the leaders in the Fashion Centres of America,
are nude in a well-equipped factory at Brockton, Mass.,
Ask your shoe dealer for XV. 1. Douglas shoes. If he can
not sujr’ ■-* -* - • -
not supply you with the kind you want, take no other
make. IVrite for iiWeresUng booklet explaining how to
get shoes of the highest standard of quality for the price,
"J returu mail, postage free.
/ J ti 4 Best In the World
$3.00 $2.50 & $2.00
President “ W. L.. Douglas Shoe Co.,
postage
LOOK FOR W. L. Douglas
name and the retail price
stamped on the bottom. .
Boys* Shoes
Douglas !
lKfi Spark St., Kroekton, Mass.
Psalmist 1 Voices It When He
Cries. “Have Mefcy4Jpon Me,
0 Lord, for I Am Weak.”
'••■O. . .• *_ ).
T-hr Paradox of Fiiffll! It 4s this:
Faith Is both tin avowal of weakness
arid an assertion of strength. As an.
avowal (if weakness. Faith throws it-
of.i_s»*lf upon God. As an assertion of
«trengTh," Faith—reverently he it said
"Throws it chttlTeribe ■ ut <risi. As all
avowal of" weakness,- Faith confesses,
man's need of God; as an,.assertion
WRtG
ANew and
ligion genehrtl.V. i
and some have']
bad their faitliTri
God shaken. They
n.sk insistently. J
"Is the „Gnd that
we were taught
t O believe in. I
what we were
taught.? If there I
is ji ’God. i« he
not just \\ hut oth
er: men a r e : —
swayed—ami—cun-
t-roh-e+b Iw what- i-s
transpiring in the
world, or tla* uni*
governing his words
of-ktrength. it professes God’s need of
man. In one breath it v. i- t-s tip- help
lessness and the indEsjM'Hsjthleuoss of
nntu. .Underlying, a.II ln\o< at.ions cf
God’s help not tnerPTy the knowl
edge that feeble humans must' have
' l \ ■1;
divine assistance, but also the eort
sciolism'ss that Almighty <o*d rtiii^i
have ns and our work for the act >.a-
plishment of his fuirj We
tef tqJ»od—or «‘M*.-why’j,tjiv do him?
W’liy sliould he stand.by ns if he does
not require our presence in the world,
if our work is of;ira ob!fcs6iadurii..-:ui-
liis creative plan?
!a>
As toothsome
as the name
God Not Indifferent. j
The.stars move on. though wo grow
too weak to Nth-; the tlywers bioom
on. though- -oi;r frame’ withers.
heaveVts are never stained b
blackness of our despair. No bipcf In s
.c**vef cesised to slug _ *'/n-n the 'hilA.tny
of the boroavdd mother \yrts
"X
verse, and
thereby?" ~
A distinguished Christian nuliluman
af England has recently written a
book TTiTTIle'd “The Silence., of Gird." of The bereaved midTrer wits sihmred
and after dlscrisslrig tbe 'propositjon. f nt tnc tiny grave. In a \\-orhL
whether God, who Is holy, infinitely' that, appears mdifferyru to our aspir:.-
fiowerfuf and -unchangeabte. ran - Tver- tions-■and longings, Ami it God st+ares
nut the present world-wide cj.r-e to ex-
this cosmic indiflVet-iice. why invoke
1st or not, he comes to the "conclusion him it} ri i\uy«A tfiswess t But when
that* God is the sihop ns ho wire - yes- \ baith invoKes <»ml it is corryiiieMl tlint
terday and will be tlie same God for- he enfiriot be indi/ferent to un. since
evermore * . be needs us, Ite tu*eds the -work ’our
_l()dr topic is “The Quietness, or the -TriwulR fijnd rr* do’ tin- feeling that pulse
Tranquillity of God." Is that justi-V^ 1 <»ur-beart-N. the thoughts that’flash
__ tjud2-JLF.ho-iu.si as quiet in the tribu
lations of the nations of the earth as
( in our Tieiii t-N.
tip in our wind
tb
He
be was wheTf peace ruled svqireiiu
Cn>T lANOOCjA SA»vta v - ■.
»«««••••»<•*>«•««*•*• •* «*♦#••#*«•**•••»
>«««•*(•« Mo tf »»M* t **«X«*D»M*** n<»«
FRE5H - CR15P- WHOLESOMEr DELICIOUS
TMt SANITARY METHODS APPLIED IN THE
MAKING OP THESE BISCUITS MAKE
THEM THE
STANDARD *f EXCELLENCE
fmc PtdUr tus fimo. or if not hr should.
«4ek hun or vrito us qivin^ his name.
CHATTANOOGA BAKERY c "» t ;*- n °o*a
Slight Mistake.
Gric day ..uu .uld . country dame went
to visit her who was a-Jipvlica!
Student in ii hirg* ■ i»ileg«*. While she
was waiting at .tbo* door a voting man
wearing a. white < oat and apnui came
out. Going forw ; rd to him. '-he-asked
In a meek tone: •
"Are you a studerlt coming out for
#.docti>r?" , '
- "No. maam." answered the young ‘ -\i
mate; "I’m a-paiirior oointrtg, out fur-a
smoke," • i
girl'who punettiah-s a love let
Any
ter is mistaken in thinking there is
something- the matter with her heart.
“~t - - :
Anoint the eyelids with Roman Eye Bnl-
; sain upon retiring at night, and in the
morning observe the refreshed and
j strengthened sensation in your eye« upon
1 arising.” Adv.
jr i
We strongly tvelfeve ^tt. Our text says,
“God is not the God of confusion, but
nf peace that is. In* lspan orderly God.
His- character is luuught into contrast
with trie , turbulorit religious assem-
bli«‘S of emotional orierifaTsT Never
for a momymt does God become ex
cited, lose his head, or .act hastily,
or lyider. passioimte .impulse. When .
Dart'd CEme to hik best self, lie saw
that the stead’fas’thes*. of Zion was
secured by the fact that God dwelt in
her, and therefore slit* could not be
moved. That was wbut steadied Mar
tin Luther and Mclancthori in the
stormy days of The Reformation, as
They sang. “God Ts Our Refuge and
Strength,” especially as they heard
God speaking to their very souls, "Be
still, and know that I am God.”
o , 3 : - r _ h-
A Vivid Contrast.
J
hr.
»"V
t-
it
our
P«.
RT PI
PING
s 3 lo
rlern.
N. O.
To Drive Out Malaria
_ And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS chili IONIC. You know
what you ara taking, as the formula is
printed .on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron tn a tasteless form: The
Quinine drives ou} malaria, the Iron
builds up the system. 50 cents.
Weight for w«igh}, 11 mimihi rope-
s just about -as strong ns n steel one.
Explaining the Tears.
a golden wedding ail entertnin-
uten was given to the surrounding
tenantry of the aged couple. At the
close of the proceedings tbe^ host rose
and relieved his feelings in an elo
quent speech,
"Lookout that, now, Fat," whispered
an old Irishwoman, nudging her hus
band's elbow. "Did you see the poor
ould must her wid the tours in the eyes
of him?”
“Sliure, un’ why wouldn't lie he
eryin’?” was the husband’s retort, “un’
he niarrled to the same w.nnnm...Tiil.
fifty years 1”
In tlie Second J’sulfn. the raging nti- 1
tlonS are brought into vivid contrast
with the quiet of God. God is sitting—
on the circle of' the heavens • and ( ‘ x P r <’ ss
laughing, as though ultorly in differ-
tn:. .unconcerned By the earthly coin-
motion. At one- of the crucial mo
ments in onr .natiohril
the beloved 'Li:u>oln was
down, James A. Garfield, then a con
gressman, spoke in New
the dire event, an<l said: "The Lord
reigneth; he Is clothed with rriajesty,
the government at Washington still
lives.” , _
Tills quiet of Gad is based on his
Infinite olyiructor. Nothiiig in more
needed in those trying da vs—of. The.
_ 1 leeds oilr h»ye
arid our gottdriess; lit* needy trie |iiN‘t’s
song and *the- prophet’s 'visioii; ho
needs tlie jiainter’s eolori^Iream, arid
the martyr's matchless herotsm; h'e
needs the smile that beams in luTT
face and the hope that bloomi&Jn the"
maiden's hosorifl. He needs our* tears
and TFtrFTTifigTTf? r r-he 111 eTTsTm 'fLe 15TF-'
speakabh* misery, the incouQiarnhle j
richness, tlie thrilling exaltations of
human souls. !/,«■ we weak or strong
—he needs us such as we art*.
Faith Challenges God.
Faith, therefore, reverently ehal-
lrnges God; saying: This indifferent
universe 1- so * much vaster and
mightier than man. and it is against 1
tht* forces of ibis incomprehensible
universe that 'man's puny strength is
donstuntly pitted; but if the cosmic'
forces crush man who will do h»s
work ami wliat will take his place?
WiiJ.tho silent stars? .Will tlie rush
ing breakers? Weak and frail In* is—
vet.powerful to do his appointed work !
Thus with tin* psalmist we
The _
^Flavor
Lasts!
implies.
The third of the
WRIGLEV trio
of refreshing,
long-lasting
confections. -
Good for teeth,
breath, appe
tite, digestion.
Have it always
with you —it’s
a boon to the
parched mouth
in hot work or
on long auto
trips.
Chew it after every meal
rightfully
^
Faith.' when
r H *
Dr. Peery'A "Dtatl Shot” Is'not a "lo-
x^nKt" br "•yrup.” but a real old-fa»hloned
doae of medicine which cleans out Worm*
or Tapeworm with a single do*e. Adv.
Vr - —
Even 'a tadpole can boast of his so
cial position, for lie is in the swim.
WHAT IS
LAX-FOS
LAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CASCARA
A Digestive Laxative
CATHARTIC AND LIVER TONIC
Lax-Fos is not a Secret or PatentMedi-
cine but is composed of the following
!
I
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f
A
;■
YES! LIFT A CORN
PFF WITHOUT PAIN!
I
U.
Cincinnati, man Telia h3w to dry
up a corn of callus so it lifts
off with tingers«_., |
shaking of nations, than th« thought
that God is sovereign, that he has
majesty, is infinite In his power.'holi
ness. goodness and truth; before him
the nations are but ns the sntal! dust
of the. balance; he sets up kings and
casts them down.,
Can Man Attain This Quality? ,
„ Can this characteristic quality of
God be transmitted to men? Can man
be tranquil and quiet in the midst of
human commotion, contention nnd-batr
tie? The days in which we are living
file Paradox.of
we petition our Maker.in the words.
"Have mercy upon me; for l am:
weak,” founding at the same Ume our
history, when ; petition upon tin* daring claim: “For
stricken defffli tliere is n<» remembrance of
thee; in the grave who* shall give
York as to 1 j^ee thanks?” Tiiat is to s/iy, if tlie
Song of . Man, be silenced, feeble
though his rt'iiee. yet will it be missed
from tin* harmony of the whole. v
Tin* great wonder'of life consists in *
the fact that alongside of tlie cosmic
forces there Ik room for the human
soul. The still greater wonder is that 1
alongside of God there is room for j
Sound Advice.
Tie* sucee>sfnl malt "i business was
giving ids son '•orind advice.
"My boy,” said he, "whatever you do,
don’t, brag.”
"N11, father,” said the young man,
dutifully.
—-‘At li‘!isl nnt iiolLl afii*r. VOll hllM*
done it.” . . «-
"And tlien?” - , '
“Then,” said tlie father, slowly, "if
you were < lever niuugh to do it really
well, yoi* will he clever - jeuough
know that it s iiot worth bragging
about.” <•
n»n If this M"||- .1 responsibility. I-Pape-S, Diapepsin” settles sour,
It also spells 11 privilege. Hence-*-the
Paradox of Faith^-Rubbi Joel Blau.
Congregation B’nai Jeshurun, -New
York.
A
"j ou corn-pestered men and women
need suffer no longer. Wear the shoes— ni i‘‘ described by the’Lord as those in
that nearly killed you before, says this
+
old-fashioned roots and herbs;
CASCARA BARK
BLUE FLAG ROOT
. RHUBARB ROOT
BLACK ROOT
MAY APPLE FOOT
_ SENNA LEAVES
AND PEPSIN
In Lax-Fos the Cascara is improved by
the addition of these digestive ingredi
ents making it better than ordinary Cas
cara, and thus the combination acts not
.. only as a stimulating laxative and cathars-
tic but also as a digestive and liver toni*
Syrup laxatives are weak, but Lax-Fos
combines strength with* palatable, aro
matic taste and does not gripe hr disturb
Cincinnati authority, because a few
drops- of freefone applied directly on ii
tender, aching corn ■or'-cnlltis, stops
soreness at once and soon the corn or
hardened callus loosens so it can be
lifted off, root and' nil; without pain.
A smallJjottle of freezone costs very
little at an.V drug store, Imt WTTL posi-
^ tively take off every hard or soft corn
or callAts.
which “men’s heart.*; shall he failing
them for fear and looking' for those
things which ar<* coming on the earth.”
.Three years 4tgo. men w ere predicting
the entering in of the day of universal
brotherhood, of amity, of altruism, and
us a consequence pxaterial prosperity,
the w ise diffusion of wealth and realiz
ing millemmti conditions, but now they
are so- overwhelmed with .tlie facts
that stare them in the face,,that they
This should, he tried, as It'
Is In expensive and Is said not toirri- nrr 1n rtmsternntion amrcmTDT?fmi apfl
tat.* the surrounding Jcin. fnlL into rage when asked to think
If/your druggist hasn’t any freezone' ubout 1 hings
tell him to" get a small bottle for you I
from his wholesale drug house.—ad\A
Blessed Be Drudgery.
“Blessed hi* drudgery.” In times of
. jstrqss how the truth of these words
is revealed! Tennyson has It that
“the anguish of the singer made the
' sweetness of the song.”* But only to
the few is given the relief which
i comes from the conscious deliberate
crystallization of grief Jnto achieve-
• ment. The power of producing a great
poem, painting a world’s-masterpiece,
l or evolving haunting chords of melody
is not- bestovvt'd upon the majority,
and those who have it possessed It, al
ways, though it "was perchance dor
mant. needing the -urge of strong .emo
tion to bring It to the surface. For
4 each, however, there Is -the
gassy stomachs in fiv6
minutes—Time it! ' ^ ;
j. You don’t_»ant a slow remedy when
your stomach is bad—or an uncertain
one—or a harmful 0Y16—your stomach
is too valuable; you musjtn’t injure it.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted f<?r its
speed in givirig relief; its harmless-
nessj its certain unfailing action in
regulating Rick, sour, gassy stomachs.
Its millions of cures in indigestion,
dyspepsia, gastritis and other stom'ach
.trouble has made it famous the world
over. .• y::-'
Keep this perfect stomach doctor in
your home—keep it handy—get a large
fifty-cent case from any dealer and
then if anyonfe should ea't Something
which do( r snt agree witb them; if
what they eat lays/Ttke lead, ferments
daily and sours and forms gas; causes bead-
Have you
RHEUMATISM
Lumbago or Gout?
Tak « R H EU M ACIDR to remove tt>« c*a*«
and drive lb* potion front Ute k«»t«tu
"RHkMM'IDB OS THI title!
rcra rhu bitih os thi omm"
At All Druggists
Jnt. Btily k Son, Wholesale Distrito tors
, Baltimore, Md.
(hullTonic
Sold for 47 yra rs. For M a la Ha. Chill*
and Fever. Also a Fine General
Strengthening Tonic. —SZ.VZX-
iev dm
if HUNT’S CURE folio.in the
treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA.
RING WORM,TETTER or other
Itching skin dlteaoet. Price
SOc at druggists, or direct from
At. IlcktrSt Medlclos Cs..S)ierass,Tii.
A toilet preparation of merit.
Help, to eradtoste dandruff.
For Restorike Color and
loautr to Graver Faded Hair.
SOo. and ll.se at Dresaleia.
Seeds and Plants
In
More Nature-Faking.
"In your speech you talked aboyt tile
dove «yf WriuV, n s iLTfwere is warll k« ■
bird.”
,."Thaf s lli.**iutt»h*rli idea,” replied tlio
orator. "Tin* tinie lias come when the
It is natural that the . children ..of
God should partake of his nature; con
sequently -they may be quiet, if the
link of faith is st,rohg. Is it not true
that God will keep him in perfect
peace. Whose mihd"is“”stayed on him?
The voice of wi.^lom is the. voice of
j God; and wisdoni says, "Whoso hark-
1 cn« unto me shall dwell safely and
round, the common task- Things for- *cbe. dizziness and nausea; erUCla-
tnerly scorned for their Irksomeness, j''tl0M ..of acid and undigested food—
distasteful hy reason of t^eir monotony, remember as soon as Pape’s Diapepsin
a re-transfigured by life's Gethseinano-, comes in rontaet-with the stomach all
become veritable havens -of refug •. ? 8UC h distress vanishes. Its prompt-
the stomach.—(Jae bottle-will piure dove* of Wr*~*oTi 1 *»i‘ w iTB"'^ ■'ffritat.. itm n fogr-rtf .oviT
Lax-Fos invaluable for Constipation, ' - *’
Indigestion of Torpid Liver. Price 50c.
The swirl of the broom the cleansing
of the flatter, the guardianship of lit
tle children. Ah! above these brood-
the tender angel of forgetfulness, be
neath whose pitying, outstretched
wings tlie agonized soul may fmd^com-
fort and the peace which passes tm-
derstanding.—Butit .Davenport-
ness, certainty and ease in overcoming
the worst stomach disorders is a reve
lation to those who try it.—Adv.
Aboutwhe time a man tiegins to have
good' common sense old age makes him
childish and lie cnu'e useYi. ' - ■-v-
{ ln« trn« lo n»ti,e tfted stock. Rcsdf for Aprlf Mrs
RDd Jnne shipment.*. VRrictle* Nawr Hall. Port*
HI00 Tam. PRUeoRw Yam and Triumph. 1.000 l*
I XJ.OOQ at 11.60 Mr thonaand: 30.00U u, 60OOOat 11.40 pat
I thonaand; &0.U00 and abova at 11-26 prr thousand.
' Book four order early and be assured of geoing
prompt delivery and good plants Remember. *4
guarantee count and safe delivery to tour expreaa
office- IrNti ( Maty Plael u4 Trad fin l|nU, 4i»rS»
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
■arty Jersey and Charleston Wakefield, Bneoeaaion
and Flat Ifptch. 600 forll.*; 1 000for© 0U:6,M0attI M,
f ofB n^rijrpoatpald 36c per 100. BatMaettoa puaraalMd.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS—immediate shipment.
Nancy Hall and Porto KIco^l.UOO to »,000 at «SN;-
10.000 up at 11.60, f. o. b here. Tomato plant* 800 T6«;
1,000 for |1.%: Kgg and Pepper plant* 600 for It M;
UkJU. for |) 60; 6 000 and up at ll.K. f. o. b. her*.
Postpaid 40c per too. o r. jabims. m nnsatiLU. a. c
\ KI.\ K l
apeckl'd
*F*p R Urundldg
Brunrtlfta*-. Ala
•MEANS —La rgt
varit : ty; ^*»-bue *Hik* $1.60 baa.,
Ue. WATERS A
(luantltlca. earlff
bua,
riERSOY,
-- - ■
such
defen
jvm iind
isive. armamuuL us sh»rfrj
il‘ falcon's beak/’
Many of- the children of God have
STOCK UCK U-STOCK LIKE IT
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep'
and Hogs. Contains Cop-
. perat for Worms, Sulphuir
for the Blood, Saltpeter
for the -Kidneys, Mux
Vomica,a Tonic, and Pure*
Dairy Salt, Used by Vet-
—erinaiiinvi? ^ww. NtT*
Dosing. Dlrop Brick in
T feed-box. Ask your dealer
for Blackman's or write
BLACKMAN STOCK REMEDY COMPANY
CHATTANOOGA. TENNESSEE
by
'f
Yet-
Eczema Seven Years—-Cured
* terine.
"I had Eczema oiDm>-“ chest for seven
years and the torture was almost unbear
able. One pf■ Jour salesffie^ offered to
pay for the Tetterine if It did not cure
me. I used less than three box** and. am
entirely well.'* Clem Jvuwd.*Hufrtn, 8. C.
Tetterine. edres Eczema. Itchhtff Piles,
Dandruff, King Worm and every form of
Scalp and Skin Disease. Tetterine oOc.
..Tfltgrin*. Soap .tleoni ^uMA-dru>;ia^t.-4M. L.
j testified to this quiet-that comes from
believing in his H’ord. The.paUq&J
going to the-operating fahiei or Alie
fhe
mall from th^ inanufaeturer, The -8hup-
trlne Co., Savannah, Ga.' k
With every ih&il order for'Tettefine we
give a box of Shuptrine’s 10c Liver Pills
-ZZM.—Adv. — -7— *
Deadly -Self-Consciousness.
I would rather have the gift of tre- j
! mendoiis outpouring affection—love of-j
God, and love of humanity—thay any |.
soldier going intb the battle, or- the ! other gift In all the world. I'desire
merchant seeing his property all being it more than anything else- .And yet,
w*vept away from him. can remember j even, at thoso heaven-sent jieriods
that God is - hts^ fi lend and he quiet, pjfherf my heart Is 'full, of love, how
The early Christians ns they_ ? \vere ’hard it is ta express it! Of course,
thrown into tlie arenu to be torn into | this is partly shynesf*—4hat niriotis, ;
pieces by the lions were quiet, and hampering niantle of reserve in which
siuig tugfttlmc—to -tuft, honor -of - J . >rev crrtiasrenln fT i7T" WTan ou r
t 1
Missouri has joined the lUl of state-.
_ _ which maintain flight schools for
KODAKS & SUPPLIES """" ln rural r " gl '"‘ s - ’ , ~s
We nl*o do highest clnaf of flaiAhlng.
Prices and CwtaJogtie upon retfuest.
s. Gnleaki Optkd O.. HrhmiU, Va. .
Iterihvate patent leather by nibbing
with a cloth soaked ln milk. f»
Lord.
. Today God is not excited. -The
wrath of the tvofhl Is hot confusing
him. and he is Just as really interested
In the fall of the sparrow «« he is la
the adjusting of relationships of em
pires, kingdoms acd republics. •
.Be this Kiy Joy thxt evermore
Thou "riileat all things at thy will.
Thy sovereign wisdom t Ml adore
And calmly, awoetiy trust That stllL
--.e ’ , rr ,
spirits. How timid and anxious our
little self is * Our spirit-self is for
ever shocking^ 4fb The stiff conven
tional self is constantly trying to cover
up the spirit seif—like a proper mid-
>die-aged nurse pursuing a happy care
free -Jiaby >who has adventured forth
with too few clothes on.—From the At-
lanUc^ v u . r
To Present Old Age
Coming Too Soon!
“Toxic poisons in the blood are thrown
out by the kidneys. The kidneys act as
filters for such products. If we wish to
prevent old age coming too soon aod in
crease our chances for a long Tile, we
should drink plenty of pure water and
take a little Anuric,” says the world-
famed Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y.
When suffering from—backache,, fre-
T<5r”Sc^nTy ufine, rheumatic pains
here oii there, or that constant tired,
worn-out feeling; the simple way to
overcome these disorders Is merejy to
obtafn a Httle Anuric (double strength)
from your nearest draggist and you '#111
quickly notiee the grand reanlts. You
will find it many ^times more potent
than lithia, jflal that If disaolvaa arte
BCid aa hot water does sugar.
W N. U.. CHARLOTTE. NO. 14--1917.
= ADVICE TO WOMEN— -
Brow nsyilie, Tenn.—“It is my plea^
tire to let others know' how- much good'
Dr. Pierce’s medicines have done me,
I suffered : with woman's trouble.
Finally I was advised to use Dr."
Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. I took
about six bottles in ail and Was per
fectly \vell. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pel
lets are the only medicine *1 ever need.
Any woman who wants to get well and
stay well should try ‘Favorite Pre
sort ption.*?’^MR8. CLARISSA ENIX.
For over forty years this herbal tqnic
for women has been sold by alL deal*
Kf
l 1,4-
ers in medicine throughout this coun-
try• Through Its use thousands at
women all over this land have been
relieve^jjf many diseases of a woman
ly nafSpp. —*»; —;—-- —-—
If you cannot obtain Favorite Pre
scription at your dealer’s.-send ll.QO'
to Dr. Pieree, Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo.
V Y.. and'he will send large package
of the tablets, or Mod fifty cents