Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, April 19, 1917, Image 3

Newspaper Page Text' PAGE TffUn^ • "Poor old Bobby Burns!” ho said. In?.nut of It. Pd do If agfllln If I had j M V( r c'd riVis**d him from ft pm*. , f»ot 'a* chance, and do it belter." *- • r ; him .. grape, basket.” ^ The sick-Jium Aliened his eves.. Ur CHAPTER xxnr' Max had rallied well, an. lo(*fc*H[i bright for-»him. Hi> j did not matt him. but K.^jt-is nip fiml Joe; so lit-t HephotY. i ...ullici!. 4Uid _goL ulda>*__o1L.-i. .1 For, tip* 1 present, at jea-t vented Identity waTs SuBx Hospitals |oh-p their secrets well. ' And it is “It \yii|S not Sbi/tey." ' ■ ‘•AwWlutek Iti” • It’s a fact. I, got .here not i '.minutes after you left. The girl * still thpre. It was somuuiie-erUe. thWtgx tri'i was fiotv.4iut '.of fin hospital patient night.; "She attended a lecture, anxious then :HI operatioTt” - t - - the. gas ' Joe listened. It “was undoubtedly""a ‘ yetief to dllm to"?,im w tlmt it had not lx.'s re- "jiei-.n jsi«lnev ; !tm .i:' K, <■ n 1 »ecl^ re.njorse. he did^hot ■ ge,t it; OU' . . | time" I was ^.sitting waiting. I kept _ % thinking it was you w)io were fipefat- CHAPTER XXII—Continued. ; " -i7- "Dld you ever hear of fcdwaydes. the lng! Will he really, get will?” surgeon? — the Edwardes operation. “It loots profnising." * '/ you know. \Vtrtl. he’sjiere, It sounds ! “I should like to thank Doctor Ed- Uke a miracle. They found him sitting ! wardes.’ on a bench InthoTtaU downstair^.” SichTby* raised her head, but site could not set I the ammonia. 1 rxon n/1 fn x 1 Lsoinii thing- Inn l.hap* savored 'of the iitrtr- Kdwardes. faces of tin the pillow y „ llUt SOIllei tin* .lidraidilously found ; penjHl to. Jx. that sav She could see the famihari) Vehfpsi, .Ills faith In himself was com ing hack—not stn>ngly.' with a rush. "gtljol ‘-If lie is tlmb sort, lie’ tle«ierv.es*whal- dopbtfui if ihe .Street V have , he got,” said (the boy. guimly. * been grbatly concerned t\y'n had it And K. hail no reply. But Jqe w h* known. It had never heard of Ed- 1 glad to talk. K. got it by<logr.-os-*-hls • wardes,-:of the Edwurdes ‘ time, or the mad flight 4nto~th**. d/trkuess. tuuil his EdWardes operation. Its medieaf Vgnrsnline gjve out; hi* rysofVe to walk •y E. O: SKBf-EIl^vActln* DlVector of f l... S11 ri.la v .A tj,).it t’luiiH*! In—the. -M- 1 >'l y —nil>U-'fhstirjt* of I’iik ago.) * ‘ . ((>npyr! jf.ht>15i7„ W^i-tvin N# wupnp^r I"nia^n . > . *T LESSON'f-OH APRIL 22 JESUS ANOINTED knowledge comprised -theTwo Wilsons and the osteopath aaodSfifl the corner.^ Whom as would happen.su“ii', it learned’ of Mat Wilson’s injury, it would be The nurse was a long time getting* ulore concerned witlr hts chances of BETHANY; f -I - . • '•ii • .Staff, and that other face and—shy gave: a ilttlq Ther;? was 1\.! HpW like him on ATX to be there, to „ i •was tn 1-rnntrto' be whenever anyone Tears ipimn tn-itrr ._/ _ ' eyes—the first tears Tin* had. shed. As it her eyes had called him. lie looked up and saw her. He came '‘•Award h**r at once. - Tib* staff stood back t<> IL-t hhii pass, and .gazed after him. 'Hie womb r of wlmt pad liap- JjoiumI .was '-rowing on them. '' *, K. stood bosidc Sidney, and looked n jhciv Just ift . f'.u.V»U- Jt tirst ft si*e'med h,s iTTic found rfothing to sii yS^Tlienf flu te's iu-st a chance, Slmtoy.-ifenr t'op’t count too‘much on It; tf-you " ill wait somewhere near.Til see rhfTK s ui ha Vi* immedia te word.” * » .T I a in aMiug to. .the-ojperatlng r<M)m.” “Not t<> the operating room. Sotne- Pjiere • IftT near. TTeTrTTv' voice Controlled her hvs- t -iJO-i But jd.c_resentw| It. She^wos it herself; of course, what with strain and weariness. < “I shall ask I)Oetor Edwardes.” lie v,as puzzled fj»r"h moment. Then he understood: After ,ali, it was as ■'V’ll..; The thing-{haf really 'muttered was that in* rmfst try to save Wilson ;or her. If lie fiilTed. she misfit liitte.^_ l.Jm the best «»f her Itfi*—liot for htriif *v!f 1u.it way fliln; hut- with all .humility.. He. had been loath-to;take Upthe burdea-j-but, npw that he had itr^ip hreathed r a sort of i name id afe ]imyn—to thr able t<r carry it. . . • , Sidney held out her hand to him. . "AVluit should f do without you, K.?” she asked wistfully. ’ “All you have to do if’to.want me." Ills voice was not too steady, ami he took her pulse iir a most business like way to distract he,r attention from T77 But., as he' rose 'from the chair be side her low lied, she put out her hum] to him, ' V* V . .. .. . “k.” “Yi*s, dear.” “lie was out with Carlotta. He promised, and he broke his . promise.” j b’i. Tell Mrs. Drummdnd h* “There wy have byeu Wasoh^ {Sup- F (HM 1 spirits, and that she’s pose-we wait until he- can explain.* “How can he explain?!’ And, when he hesitated: “I bring all my troubles t,o you. as if- you had none. Somehow, I can’t *go to Aunt HarritW, ami of course mother- 1 -! 'arlotta cares’it great deal for him. She said-that I* shot him. Does anyone really think that?” “Of course not. Please stop think ing.” ■ recovery than with the inanher of it. Thut was as It should be.- j - But Joe’s ’affair with Sidney had been the talk of the neighborhood. If the hoy disappeared, a scandal would he Inevitable.—Twenty .people had seen him at • Sehvdtter**-* and would ‘know him again. ■ - —^ To save Joe, then, was K.’s first cure. ‘ At first it seemed as if the boy had frustrated him. He had not been home all night. Christine, wuylaying K. In lilt* little hull, told him thut. “Mrs. -Drummond was here," she said. ji’Sho Is almost frantic! She says Joe' lias not been home ull night. She says he. looks up to you, and .she thought if .you"'i ni!Id. find hin^ and , vMiffld tulk,to liim^.’.- ^ , “Joe was with me lust night. We had supi>er at the White 'Springs ho- wus in not to I feel sure she vvllL hear from back and-slirrender himself at Sehuit- ter’s, So thii't there eo.u|d be Tin mis take as to who had comtiiltted the crime., ' ' “1 intended to writea confessLon and pnssbui xveek t.KSSnN Tj'rUjT lirlui 12.1-11 tiOl.lJEN' TEXT—8h«* hath don* wfut-' t quilt- MS. 14:v ' ( . N 4 then shoot myself.” he told K. “Blft worry. -- 7. V for liis failure. Whichever went. Ik* must lose. ’’Dm-inr Edwardes Tays you are to -“t.'vy away from the operation, hut to I' Mitin near. He—-he promises to call } r, u if—tilings go wrong. ’„ / , She had to he content with that. 1 Nothing about that night -was real tp '-‘■'blmyc^She sat in the anesthetizing ■' ’om, aml_ alter ii, time she knew .that not alone. There was sume- Slie-realized dully that Car- ’. ‘it a - w as there, too, paring up and low 11 tile little*" rouiy. Slu* was never -urr AWinemnice. whether sht* imug- “What time Is it?” “Half-past sit.” “I must, get up and go on dut/.’’ He'was glad to-be stern with her. He forbade her rising. AVheh~the nurse oaine i:/ with the belated nmmo- hlm today. Something went wrong with his ear, perhaps, after he left me.” He bathed and shaved hurriedly. Kutie brought his cbffee to his room, mill lie drank it standings As he went down the Street, he saw Mrs. Mc Kee in her doorwuy, with a little knot of people around her. The Street tlm 13 irikt ♦Ixva »> 14»1 > 4 'fl TW>11»fl Ttttr Tirptrt: a UeWS. He rented a ear at a local garage, and drove himself out into the coun try. He was not minded to fiave any eyesrpn him thut duy. He weut to Schwitter’s first. Schwltter himself was not in sight. Bill, the bartender. ,y rr ' ‘ This is a lessen of JeSuS; in the home. It occurred at the hegH}ofnir of AS’eim v*' hi'fTTn* irs t lie mystery the worker, Murthli; the uor- sliipiH-. Mary • the r -Witness, laan'ruv; the traitor. Judas, and tin- people wlth- imt, An ^uaconsi-iuus lilt of wlsiloiu_ fell from the lirA><»f that £ood house wife who exehiMn*d, “How much bet ter mv neighbors’ -houses look when I liiive 111 v* wiuil'c^vs clean."- Too mu.cli- crr ,! n 106 Fly Poison Cases Reported in 3 Years A Large Percentage Fatal I A;>palllnir tti this re*onl wnii,“ft 1* ^ i ii.Ji a. fra,<-tn.:i uf tb* real numbr. Tb^_ we ari selfishness. looking through the eyes of of" riii'S l!'Sj40fTTiT' , Tpr TTOr learn to look through unselfl.sU eyes. I. Unjust Criticism-(vv. 1-6). It is six days before Jesus’ last Passover. The uecoulits of Matthew and Mark suggest it to, have been wiiblu ^ays. bccaustt tl4AV>’’*, mentioned this-. feast afterTeimmqf the conspiracy of the chief priests ami ebb*rs with Ju das, who came to Id’s determination 1o sell his Master' after the..reprimand given him on this occasion. (1) The Vatue of Good Deeds. Je sus did not -forget, iti the supreme hour of his life, the friends whom he invert.-—Tn—bring -theiu—some—fnctli' t’ ’ spiritual gifts. Tfe THi<r ntitlrlu their home in Bethany. Doubtless Tie TiTsVF had in.miml the. desire to nourish the faith wliieli h:el .beeij__ kind led iti tiie vliearts of all by the resurrection ,of Iaizarus, just as lie returned .to Cuba after having performed his tir.st mir acle (John 4:o4J.- Jesus was Very Cod -of Very Clod, yet he was very, j much of a real man’; Therefore he en joyed the pleasures of lniiiu* as nitoTi f; svmutomB of <-hol*r> Infsotum »nd P »> ; u4i-af pt^lsoun.g are almoat iilrulical. |! r>;a/nn»:s is eurrmely <14flB<'nlt. Many ac’ uaj fty polaon-eaHea are unreepgaited at>;t tmrrptrrt^it. - I he llmimmMl r*cdfniiM tKU dancer lo childhood and iaauet thu warning. It . Sj ■ L*l>: *• ; i?V WTuc I’uW.HeijTh s Report. r ^ i “Of other fly pnlaona menflnnel, mention 3 (hoiild he made, merely for the pnrp<efc of con- J <len.i,»Uon of Ux.ee corm>oee<l of arnen.’ I*tel ceKee ,,f polnonlng of rfi.i111rrn through the uee 3 of itirii i irdipoiimi* ere far too frequent and 3 oeltlrf to the resemblance of arsenical poison lntt to summer dlsrrbea and cholera infantum. 1 Hlihellered that the cases retried do not. hy an»*-rt-»«ns. comprise the total x r *® ntr al *t/ dee'r.ytntr device# must be rated a* eitTemef .vdajie. r .island should nerar be used, eran £ oth’et measures ara not at hand.“ 1 ' IT: t -S catches f!>e« and embalms their diteas*- bodien tilth a disinfecting ear- nlsh. It luHafe.er.lt-.leBt, rion iwluofloua, and ypur’ protfctur frotb .Wli fly and ( 8y poisous. .... - THE O. Sc W. THUM'COMPANY Grand Rapid*, Mich.— swnrofflnniininMiiiMffsiiifiiiHy^iiF^ * h ihk;hubiI More tp the Purpose. (104) : ty.tl L'lmu “Bogrster glixun!” ._helbi\yed Diovfe director. ‘You Vquk as if you wef*'*' going on pichlc.” !. •• u - ‘‘I dou'FJimlerstaiitl ymn meaning." as other-mejp and the. Joys of kfilship answered tin* screen star, haughtily. ahd.brutheriiuiKL^ f. ^ “Hangit: Try to look Hie way poo* (2), The Wealth of Good Deeds. Out pie,.do- when they, are coming back -tier nia, she found K. making an arbitrary ! wu* scrulihing the porch, and a furm- -rj- was uodyetsc md it. or w hether<"4-ttrU>HH j-raall^ tbe niirade o{ieration-— —tlffet-tf and perhaps won ! waV"gbing- “ ith-'lni’i-nlng- eyes jmu thought ht ..afry you !” sftid Curto 1 tta—r<»r • ■an . “Wejl, you st-e lie isn't.” —•-'i-'.:my■••tried to answer, ami faiVed ruling, atul Sidney lookipg up at hiip. mutinously. “Miss iTige'-is not'to go on duty to day. She is to stay In bed until fur-. ther orders.” _ "Very well, Doctor KdsvardeS 1 .” The' confusion In Sidney’s mind cleared away suddenly. Ka wtvs Doc tor Edwardes! It was K. who had per- K. who Dear • **>*$$$* s*: £»*• ■•;. t ij.it was tile way the dream went. ”li \H-.u had enough, eiiiiraeter. I’d tink you diil it. How- dp I know you bi t folhvw us, and slioot him' as '•"'left t iie’ rooliT?" - " ‘ J ^■K.^wlth hls steady eye?f and his long -fingers! Thin, because-xlm the ’siM'ined fh. see -ahead as well as back tat o Mi ^ past; lir.thiH tjash that'comes io -the (fPowjung^md to those recover^ ing from shock, and because -Unit die knqw t -now tlnv little*/ house wouhf no longer he home trrTxvr^U^ t'O^ned her into her plllmy i and cried. Her had fallen indeed,!^Her lover r S 'in,v s jiuinbed m|nd grasped the friend won >'•'11'i ll fart here, and held ort to it. World* ivith face world It • trst have been reality after nTT; Was not true, and .might be "dying; her ould u;o away to* his own eh was not the Street, b; .l.ui'1 Jfce.n out, with Carl4ftfar' IB,* | K. left hewtfl last and went back to ”*1. I ' ijsed . : syyorn that this should seventeen, where I>0fCtdr 1 Edvsti1t“Tfi? n.. Triiii'd'happcned; It *rofT Sy the bed. Inaction was telling on I ! <■[ . it seepied as if notlTlng 'i’ldin,. If Max w’.oCibl bnlv open his eves. ] uld liui-.t her. smJie emild^tell .him whatMial been ini mii^Tall these years—his pride in ' hand was gathering, bottles from the grass into a box. The dead lanterns swung In the. morning air, and from hack on the hill ‘came the staccato sounds of a reaping TiTacldne. “\Yhere’s !4« hx\itter?”. "At the barn.” Bill grinned, lie recognized K., and, mojiplng dry a part of tin* porch, shoved a chair on It. "Sit dowm. Well, how’s the man who got hls lust night? Deadr* ~—; ^ “No.” - — • : ", “County detectives WHjre liere hrlglit and early. After the lady’s husband. I Kucss_4\iG-lose our license over tiffs.” r ~"itili.Jiid you see flie man who fired that shot last ivight?" A sort of.-haze yameover Bill’s face, a.s If lie had dropped a curtain before his eyes. But Ills reply came promirt- ly: “Surest tiling in the world, Close to lum as you are to me % Diirk man’, ahourridrty, small mustache—’,’ “Bill,- you're lying, and I know it. Where ia ho?”- — — — “I Thought You.Wire the Police.” the barkeeper got mv gun out of my pocket. Aud—” yf After a pausarr^dlues $l>e know who did it?” ' — .“Sidney? So." - “Then, if he gets better, she'll marry him anyiiow." “Poss^My. That’s-««t up-to us, Joe. The tning we've got to do is to hush thfs thing up, and get you away.” of her love Mary expended'$al, [>roh- ably -her whole treasure, in the f»nr- eluise uf tliis ahrtiaster box, and put it aside‘to use it .upon him at the proper tli^e. We d»» not think that she stopped to calculate the eost of this Ointment. ‘Love never estimates value. Her deed proved a safer guide of .con- duet-.'than tin* nth-trialing, ppaik-nci* of Judas^ und r Lhe other Tdiisciplcs (see Matt, li6:S); Sueli deeds are always from a picnic.” WOMEN! IT IS MAGIC! .LIFT OUT ANY CORN r"l Ti> ■ ii ■ 111 '!i> looked upon with spspiclom ' The Iseu- Pd go to Culm, bqt I haven’t. the ' 1,1 >l ^ ^rsually are the , leaders In critb ; money” —- -v-—^-eizi ng--the ai'Mobs ttthers. Envy iay^ K.‘rose. “I think I can get ij‘.” N at Uu ‘ bottom of their criticism, but Hi* turned in the - doorway. good deeds are unconscious, lor\we . ‘‘Sidney need never know who did '/’ml that tpe hou^ was tided with It.” — — — r ' odor^ " — ■ : 1 ~ \ “I’m not ashamed of it." But his (3). A .Standard of Good Deeds face showedi relief. (Mark H :.S) ^ ”Slm dbT wlmt she ••nuld,” ami we luive, also the record of good deisls, a iiieinorial to her Apply a few drops then lift t corns or calluses off with There are times when some cata clysm. lours duxvn the walls, of reservo between tiu-ii. That tiine had come for .the, tmdtoa les^ef! extent for K. Tiie boy rose Aml,.Tbllowed him to the doiH - . (Mark 14:1)). have, also t he a memorial to A,large number of p»*o- ,ple who never give of their own to the poor nor to tin* kingdom of*<om1 are w iiling to cri 1 ielzbTiTher's’ : \yho do give — ^—r;—r wining io cruieize tuners win ——e.vv.hy-'rton’f- yon "ted free-the wboic 1 • ouk..-xtL^Ltm- gxaiixutki oL lin'd:: tiling?—tie* whole filthy story?” he hearts. asked. • “She'd never look at him _ '!• Gracious Commendation (vv. You're crazy about her. I. ‘I')- Jesus praised where his disoi- crazy gut a- chanee. It would give V "N Vt h movement to ffmj from tli peratjng room, tiie door stoml open bhimund all that. :<*v a ni/uuetit. AT tali figure—how ! a _sort of belated desire . !nieh ir looked like K.!— straightened'' hiaki* up for where he liad fu-ib'd? In ■~itpT1toM*i!rsoim-tiiifigTn Its hiind * . " iin; lluliejs»d < arlotta In a ‘ • hisj er, ' ■ . i , '• 1 Thctrmore wait ing, _a stir of movh-, .. lent In tht* room Peyond the closed' • ioor. < ’arlotta was standing, her facer trried in her bunds, against tiie door. , Sidney suddenly- felt sor,ry for her. •'ll'- eared a great deal. It must be ‘ r :»gie tm-care like thfif'! . She herself v. as not caring much'; she w;i»s—-tod -, TUlIllb! , : ' '" l - -• : “► The cjty still'Slept, but tpa. torturing., aight w as over. And in the gray dawn the staff,. looking gray, too. anil elderly and 'wearyr "eame out through The w losed door and took their hushed way toward the elevator. They were tafle- mg auiopg Miemsclves. .Sidney, strain-* ing -.her ears, gathered thut they had • ' that the woiidrtr ’* was still on them. ^ ' Carlotta followeikthem out. Altndst on their heds came K. He x was in Mu* white coat, and more anil, norojii* looked like the man who had' ifsi-d tip- from his work' and held out ?omcfhjng In his hand. Sidney’s head . vas aHpPg and confused. The tall rmin-H-or wa^ It K.?—looked at her, TTrcDtlrnTT rraChpd U[> and turned off^ electric light. \Yben-the-ilglit was ■ out everything was W. She could _ not see. She Slid very quietly ou^ of her chair, and lay at hls fe<M in a -dead faint. > —• ' 1 “I want lief;; Hod knows!” t* The hurFeeper kept his lil-ad, but his color chungeil. ■' “I don’t know anything about him.”ypga!ti. He' tlirust his mop into tin* phii. Ix. lmven’f rose. The farmhand had tilled liis box you one aud disappeared around the Corner of the house, K, put. his hind on Bill's - "* "Y- ' * iTtsleeved arm. . t ‘wNVve got to get him away from j [ here, KlU^^h'e "county men may come Air.Lorenz had saved Pal filer How Wi hack to seih^h the premises.” Icredit. On tiie Strength of tin* de- . i^’llovt; do I Know- yuu aren’t one otl P“ s .it he borrowed money at tin* bank ihymV” ■\ j with which he mea/it to pay Msliilis, ‘ V vl guess you kniiW^Pm tiot.. He’s a j arrears at^tlny. University and Country j*friend of mine. -A»~a-inattei; of fact, I j elulid, a •hundred dollars lost -(browing followed him here; hut l wuKtOo late, aces with poker dice, and various small "yti'W a#d JuihrS-ociUcized. . Hie poor tl.OX alwuysLTuuU.- „w jtli them (Mjirk said Iv. “Bui not tpat way.-boy.” * * * * * * ** Tio* five thousand dollar check from I This must have- brS n a dial- Did he take the revolver awajNwvith him?”' . v . kP; ... v- “I took It groin blip. It’s under the bar/’ . • _ . ' 1 “Ue.t It for me.” From Inside the bar Bill took a care ful survey of Le Moyjue. Ik* noted his tall figure, and shabby -suit, .the slight stoop, tiie hair graying over his ears .obligations of Christine’s. * The immediate result of the money vas good. He" drank, nothing for a> Wf-nt into tiie.detail* uf .tlMHji ventuhixvitli 'Christine’s fat herbal at. home withsClirlstuie. bn. herobaleony: in tlm ev(*mngs>\Vith the kamvledge-'that lie could pay lmK<hjbfs, he postponed the day. IB* IththKlhe feeling of a Barkeepers know, men;-that’s part of ; hank ncVounjPTn four tile job. After his survey lie went be- ! ChristUrf^liaTl .1,een malthm a light', liiml the bar anil got 4 he revolver from -altli^k lu-r lean w us - only Mndf ui . r an overturned pail. . thrust it into Ills' pocket. , r . “Xu\y,”; he said quietly, “w’hqye^fe he?” \ ^ d “In’ my room—top of the^liouse.-” K.. followed BUI unptle stairs dowh which lie had carahll Wilson’s uncon- She was {csolutdy good-liumoml, ’ignored the pu't. dressed, for Palme) in the Hungs he liked- Tluy'stiii took tlmi^ dinnifteTat the Lorenz house up the street, ^pen she saw that the haphazard table service there/irritutecj him, she roax**l Jier-Tnotlier into get* scious ligure.'/Tiie ,?mmi under ; eaves wUs^fftilling. An unmade the'Tlngfa butler. bed i I -tig. K. carried l»er, to the elevator, heldju*r*as hfeLbad held her that day at the park when she fell In the river, very carefully, tenderly, as one holds 'sohipthlng iriflnitely precious. Not un- ; til he x hmL, placed her on her bed did she opeiiluT eyes. But she was con- sclous before that. She was go tired, —aml-to- , arms.’ not; knowing vij - lng. or caring— ... A'.- J v “ The nurse he had summoned hustled out foi^ aromatic ainnnmla. Sidney, lying araoug'^'het pHlpwa, looked' up at % ' If- t . “How is her ^ “A little better. There’! a- chance, dear.” ~ “ I h%T* bean ao mixed np. AB (be /Very Well, J>6ctor Edwardes.” •' put the bag that had been Max’s hate noire on the bedside table, and begat) to clear Jit of rubbish—odd bit# of* dirty cotton, the tubing from a long*- defunct stethoscope, glass frtun a bro- ttter In «tTOT^ten%fp^ ift Scrap'oTpaP^f"dn 'whlch Qne was go- was a memorandum, In hls Illegible writing, fo send Max a cbeck for bis the^>rntffl\farthest from the window. tin) dnor/swung open, he'look uo. lie showed no'interest on seeing K!, who had to stoop to enter the low’ room. j ' - “HellorJoe. ,“i thought you’were the police. Is be dead?” v . *. “No, indeed. The Street Sniffed at the iujU^r he- ly hack. -Scch’tly aiid in' its heart, it was*proUd of him. With a hi;’.dozen nutoirtbbiles. xind Chris-' linwe'putting on low neck ,in the s, and'now' a butler, hot to “I wish I’d kn-led him!” ‘Ob, no, you don’t. You're glad ypu didn’t, apd so afn X" “Unh!” '' . K. sat dovyn on the b^d. 'feoud callg Troth below’ took Bill out of the room. As he closed the door behind him, K.’sl ‘ XWl eve J nmntitdk/llirrriet Kefinedy’s Mind, It j ceast*d to yblde itself on its eonimon- placeness, ignbvant of the fact that in its very lack oirUTecfation had its charm. On the night-thut r JoeYdmt Max Wil son, Palmer was poticeamyx. restless. IcngjX tl'm’t evidently they hatl not ut- t ended "Tit the poor as they >lyould. .B-sus ids,) tolis them . frankly that ymtwyr tfiey tlo for 1dm. timy do speedily. .Bails’ judgm.'UMf upon Judas-is a r< lmke of the dp<f1iih*s; his exposure of thy, sophistry-of Mlu ies.ail'd of Their sidyHety is suggestiyfi l iron Mary s urfit he Irtystow^l the highest po>sThie praise; ‘ “,ShC hath doue w lmt she couhl.” Tiuxt i* all that is mdced of anyone (H Cnr. 8:12), Sueli mmiehdafjdn iis Jesus bestowed upon Mary he liesLuWed upon no other, and- his wonderful predu-tions concerning . her (Matt. L’drKt) liave befen literally fulfilled. Jesiis’ jtidgment upon Mary is'also suggesti ve, He .shielded her, "let., her alone;”. He japproved. her works us being- good, and he iater- pret'ed her innermost purposy in tl.ie act which she had» performed. This ' pouring ~ fort ii -of her heart’s udoration and wor- 'liip.. .Martha was in jiart taken uj> xuvh her Household service. Lazarus was Impart taken up with his enjoy ment oro-the presence' of Jesus, hut Mary was wHedl'y takvu up with Tesjis liioiSelf. Does Tim reeo.rxl surprise us: “Wheresoever tlim\gospel shall l*e whole world, - this also which she hath done shall he spoken of for a Ineiuorial >£ her?"- Jjadas, under the judgment of Xcsus, Mvafe stung (M)rttr^26'.14) and tiuin id on<V to the enemies of. Jesus to strike a nbegain with them.for the b*,*- jird though lie did not I ‘Secure from IhesKeneiiiies the equiva lent of what she Imudsmreth U|>on him. Christ will b » no inanV debtor. He fingers—no pain. ♦ ' Just think! You cap lift off any corn or - callus without pain or soreness. .' A Cincinnati man discov ered this ether compound and named ltTreezone. Any druggift wlll'sell a tiny bot- _tle of freezone, llk^ hera ghovjin, fin 1 veiy itTrnrcostTT. You apply a few drops dl- . rCctly upon a tender corn or- callus. Instantly tha soreness disappears, then shortly you will find the conr or mrltm; so hTo you can lift it right off. Freezon'e is wonderful. It dries instantly.. It doesn’t eat awiiy tiie corn or cal lus, but >hrivels it up with out even irritating Hie sur-. roundinj^sklii. ' . Hard, soft or corns be* tween the well as pattsfukjCMHuses, lift right off. .There is no pain be fore or afterwards. If ‘yojur druggist ' 1 l -—hasn’t freoziuwv tell him to order a small -bottle for you from hls whole sale drug-Xouse.—adv.' . . — It’s not wlutt the player does in a Nisehall game, hut what the umpire says, that counts# ; faeces the pm>r Offerings we;Iay before ,» . . him, and. crow’nS them with tbt> — He had Seen Gnicejlrving rtnOta**^ reward. VlurV: K ift nf oUitment 7 ; (** •ilr voice graduating w»K. When K. came. In, - be had the old 4og collar la hls hand. • "Belonged to an old collie of ours,” said heavily. “Milkman ran over new toner the first time, but once, since the minor Occident. The- girl had a strunge fas-' clnatlbn for him. The sight -.oT h®f talking sedately almig in her shop- received words of commendution of •*s**y r , 1 Just at well be - young at seventy Mdj 1 as old at fifty. ^ Mahy people past, middle age sutier lame,bent, aching backa^rtd distressing uri nary disorders, when a little help for the kid* . neys would fix ^ it all -up. Don’t wait for gravely q r o p sy—or Bright's disease — T to get S. start. ^ Use Doan's Kid- . -nr* ney Fills. They have hejped thousands, young end old. They are the used remedy for bad backs eak kidneys in the whole world. KIDNEY JL 30 c alaU Foster-Mllhum QxPrip>.1 “Joe, why drd you do It?” ,4’You know. Don’t go into that, did It, and I’ll stand by It.” "Husi it occurred to you thut you N -V . _ „ - > him and killed him. Max chased the j jnade a mistake?” wagon and licked the driver with fetal “Go a id tell that to somebody who’ll fewp »h*p^— r : ” j believe your he sneered. “They came His face work'”* ^ i here and took a room. I aet Wm coio- • • ; girl’s black' ilress had been enough to set hls_puls<»s racing. - When -he-saw that she mennrto' pass him, he fell into step beside her. . - v.^-1. “I-^believe you wele going tcTtsal me! SttllJn the store?” Milch she Jaever dreamed, and a re- | far beyond her fondest hope, and thu fount.:of countless <U*eds ADVICE TO THE AGED rich >V ered, t not Many people-had gath- Jewus* sfrke. Pm that they niightNw Lazarus also. He drew pcoplejhecause of w hat Jesus had done for him. yet he drew - th^ai to lesus, cTliis brought him also under rs In Ir* i after a seeood a fefiJ- •xindemBation, for tire mnst share tfei J : (TO BE CQNTIKT'ED ) •t / - tuvki ysrts Ala. the»« Lir|« quftulll 1

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