Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA discmteif m l "t if »•' m anyone w ho- “at i**iit.>f < triii':. causes, excites, • tinv or shdh icp, hyt G» ■—e>:t rente RESULTS OF GERMAN AIR RAIDS OVER PARIS YOU'LL LAUGH! piiiffdiment DOESN'T HURT TO LIFT CORNS OUT ;i i run i rry r V* * I i t ,i < < 11 *<—«ni-j ■ - ^ ■ a ..j.doe,: not “do his nriiM.sr /to cipjuv." it,’ iniiv tin |tiiiii-Iu.'i| by itic r\f-, ittlqjt of the d«*nth.'Cm (lice. .ns it, I!■*_•—H:;d licet ifii y»gnii/.et of- 4hc '*••«lit irVii fiirfiji.dt Also, anyone wliu h;i'.-yJ-*‘i>i».y to Ik* lieyc that' n iiiutin> is a!n»iT) to «r-j in or llint M-diiVon is I oitm stirred tt| tmfs,r report/ tlie, ,nin 1 ter in full to "hi* 'ilMurhu' -i>Lt*-<'i t ii t.Nii'n • of (ucun mu ruatidUerj fn, in* ri if.l«- sav-d. and Ml : c 11 ;i" nil act *;: i) ..,1 * ( 1 " 0. .»■* 1 t> “ - Jn - 1J>* -• - 4’hvi't in tn.' U-xt .sinnk' of . hlUtxftlf ^ Z } Mu Kin. nottii III.* <-orji: <•! >i‘,v ’. ■ ’ -or. 17 '< Is a homely meta-Vt niid *;foi. ; .»ti^n:inr av** pm«• : ■ phor. li.Jof'ksJ.lir , • military- oifwiKis for u t^. ti - tlo* <U . t * 1 hcaetj of ‘those T^siitinopp in w filch’ ■i pi CM Ilf- ‘ ££ter I?eing Re ? ieved of Or- - ganic Trciuble by Lydia E. / Pi^khanVs Vegetable . Compound. ; By REV W. WJ K ETC HUM v^DWitor of 4’r.vMea.t VA-rk-t'nurse, — Moody yibl'ejrtttitut*, C hicago ■* A^agic! Costs. Tew cents! Just drop a litt|e Freezone on that touchy corn, instantly it Stops aching, then you lift the bothersome corn off 44th the fingers.\Truly! No humbug! •—“I tooki^-Tia H. Pink- itf.if! Lorfg*oijn<i I'm* an or- «»L«tc trouble which i " fji poried me .down un- J|tt| I til 1 ccu.d n.ff putmy ► Oregon. 1 ham’s Vegi foot to. the floor and ccU.M scarcely db day work, and as I five on a otr.aH farm and raise til hundred chickens every year U*l iA in. 1111 i t I •« r <\J . «. (iirnfi v |. IIP,,.. ">r -jLjL.i cniCKens every year l; / 'Tji;\ it rr.ad j it very hard “I q r*v the Com- P°und advertised in ' . •* • rjr paper, and tried it. It has restored my health so T can do all my work and I am so grateful that I am recommend ing it to my friends."-—Mrs, D. M. Ai.tpr.s, R. R. 4, Oregon, III. ,y HilliTv r> *•f'Em and .“litirlftirinir ftie em.inv ' nr ''ffijxr lv nr ipdir. <nl,\' gFvittL iii.iu.iiuv mTI **’«.*£> iiil.c|Ugt*uce i' ‘ punishable b> death •’ ;U nlie di^i rnflytT of tin* . .'•url'ii.ioi'H.al ~ Many Touching Stories. ^^Tie tt'age'l.V «.T sTecp/fui--r.lf l»«*Nt ha< furnished si line of fli»Tn>st famous ami lcatching s»cries in il _..i'ncr..uwti a 11d~ wi-lua* -f;mdi inis' lieurd ihv. .'inrv. <tf l ai*v.*iit‘.s> ..t ’In* c.uniry Im.j who. tired r.y ii tTiTin caritpni^n. slept :it. his sen try |»nst. An ‘English soldier, writing , of his e\perien< i ' in ilus wnr’, tells how le* found ;i young sentry tisleeji in rin Iinporiniit' point of-wnteli, und of tin* ngoiiv of, mind flint praVeded his decision Hint tie 'must report t he \ «ulli .vvliose neglect iff duty mighrinive had ierrij.hr t’ouseijuemes f«,.r his <•0111- 1 fades and the army’s position.. Apropos of the . \\:ir depart inert fs - ■ ’order tlint dentil sentences passed up on soldiers in this con it try lie referred -to it for review, it i> recalle.d 4hat r/ineoln In lst.l, rttled that no army rose ,7of .ron, tii.e TU>; of the val ley, and the tiriglit ■and itvornlng siar. It i?>,' however, 11 wire forceful.'' for we know very lit- pht-of the rose of Only wofhen who have suff ered this lets ivveryim-e jsliaroti, s.imethipg tures of stit h troubles and have dragged lily of the along from dav to day can realize the and. less of relief which this famous root and herb ^ stars ; remedy, Ifydia E. l’inkiiam’s Vegetable d,. bnvs*. Compound, brought to Mrs. Alters. .. , (n VVomen everywhere in Mrs. Alters* ir v | condition should profit by her recom- elt ns the nriendatTon, and if there are any com- » ss tih'li he^ plications write Lydia E. Pinkham’s ire “if any Sledicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for advice. I “«♦+ mit ” The result of their 40 years experience vurv 1,ruin' « at your service. "<- -Try Freer one 1 'Your druggist sells a tiny bottle for a few cents, sufficient to rid your tect of every hard corn, soft corn, or com be tween the toes, and crlluses, with out one parti:le of pain, soteness or irritation- Frv.czc.ne is the mysterious ether discovery erf a noted Cincinnati genius. Great! military V What Do You Know About If the children laid nm li".ni reiumeil flmihtlcss vi hi Id. ha vc been killed til he had personally examined -aU-j-tlu eircumstanf’es iVftd fuels,in tin* case. Do You Want to Keow the CATTLE BUSINESS? >rep 11s .1 is -.t ml -vdav and vt FRKK iSK'.RMATlON uts.at CUT DOWN ON $TAfl BOARDE tvttie. HRtms and origin” -about.alt br**.*vls ..1 .-att 1«- *<n wartly OH DAV>0 HOHFRIS’ VETERINARY CO.. t 100. WAUKESHA WIS. Ihrougli CJirist. How plain and direct an*’ the Scriptures concerning this, as for example, Romans 6:23, “the gift of God is eternal life through .lesus Christ our Lord,"* or Acts 4:12, "Nei ther Is there salvation.in any, other: for: there is none other riatne under heaven given among men, whereby we must tie saved." , And then the’ words of Christ in our text, “I am the door;, by (through) me if any man enter In he shall ije saved.” Next to knowing that Jesus Christ is the otdy open door Into salvation is the need of knowing that he is the open door for all. He himself makes this clear when lie says “by me if any than enter in he shall tie saved.** “Any intttr" inrtudes every man. and ex cludes no man. Jesus Christ, the open door Info salvation, swings wide open ‘for ever.y one To enter in. This also Is clearly taught in the Scriptures. Jesus never coerces -anyone into entering through him, the open door, into salvation; he Invites, entreats and j constrains all to enter, but never com- . pels anyone to enter. This puts the question; of entering the .open door squarely before-each person. Christ is tin* open door for all Into salvation, lint whether one enters or not is a ; matter of bis own will, 'This Is why tfesti' stud to men in bis day to whom lie appealed: “Ye.will not come unto me that.ye might have life." What a solemnizing trutli it is. that Viur salva- | tion depends upon our willingness to aceopt tin* offer of salvation fully pur chased by Christ and freelv offered to Boston Committee °lans for Special Boarder’s Pledge Card in That City. BIG’S SEVEN EAR CORN A!<*a<1in« favorite. Ton can Mieeeisfolly urow this corn In com petition for prize winning yields, one of tbe ’arrest yielding of white corns. 4U0 bushels last •eaa* n fr*.ui five acres , 300 l.usbel* caret ally selected for p.ttntiu*; peca 31-^6; Lusm-ip T>. cash with order J. D HOPE, SHARON. S. C. HONEY DEW MELONS Are inoiu-v notkera. Li.lUU an acre has been (tall it'd. J. K. 4. A I (• KK.SuInk, Colorado Boston.- A special bdarder's pledge card ma.V soon' tie in circulation in this city as a means of food conservation in boarding houses. .This Is not a new hoarding house, joke, hut a [dan of the woman’s eommittee of the Council of National Defense.- Of course the hoarding house patron will protest against conservation of food- lie al ways has--but without results. Here is, the eard the woman's committee would Have hoarders sign: “I. at present a hoarder in tills city, hereby accept membership - In the United States food administration, pledging myself, its a patriotic duty, to co-operate witji the proprietor in the conservation of meat, wt*ent. sugar and fats, according to the di rections end advice of the food ad- uiinistrnto’r." Sentence of Sleepy Sentries With the Army in France Calls Attention to Offenses Which May Be Punished by Hanging or Shoot-., ing—Death Sentence Is Mandatory Only in Case of* Spy—Many Touching Stories. ' Keep a bottle of Yager’s Liniment in your stable for spavin, curb, splint or any enlargement, for shoulder slip or sweeny, wounds, galls, scratches, collar or shoe boils, sprains and any lameness. It absorbs spellings and en largements, and dispels pain and stiffness very quickly. W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. t3--j!918,. WHY MR. LOTT DIDN'T ENLIST Explanation Afforded by Street-Car Conductor at Least Caused Him to “Get a Move Orf.’’ - Washington.—Four American sol-| the diers, sentenced to death for sleeping hat on sentr-y- duty in the front-line trench--i ion es in France.' limy tie saved from the Jaw’s extreme penalty by (ieneruJ-I'er- 'hing’s action in sending th'* records of their eases to*-Washington for re view. General I’ersliing Tias authority to citrry out the sentence of tie* court- martial. hut it is only on foreign soil that such power lie' in the cdTTimand- iiu? ireiterai’s hands' Tor by an order of Hung- the rule continues, “is the .usual od nj execution designated in the of spies, of persons guilty of inur- in connection with mutiny, or sometimes for desertion in the face of the enitmy : hut in tire ease of a purely military offense, such as sleeping on post, such sentence, when imposed, is usually ’to he shot to dentil with mus ketry.’ For the 'ake of example, and tij, deter others from committing like offenses, tin**- death sentence thay, when deemed advisable, he executed ’in the presence of the troopjr-of the eomufand.’ " — At Discretion of Court-Martial. The other eight offenses, or groups of offenses, listed as punishable by death leave the penalty to the.discre- fh»n dt tin* court-martial. “Death or Joshua Lotty sometime,' lives ,m*JLu Ms name, hut there is a oondmipr on the I’rospeet line x\ ho should he named Josh AJoore. Notwithstanding tin* eon dimor's urging to "step up in front," I.iitt dings to a place on tin* rear plat form- wli(*n he cult'ill order to be able LINIMENT 35c Per Bottle At All Dealers Each bottle con- fs'VjjjMA tains more than the 3 s usual 50c bottle of liniment. A i GILBERT BROS. SCa BALTIMORE. MO. (jraavsi THINKS IT’S A CATALOGUE Insult and injury to few other pas sengers. .This- morning Lott * was brightening up the corner where l A * was with some reniArks about the serv ice - when the conductor horned right_Jn. >“Say." lie said, "I’ve often looked at you and wnmtried .why you didn't »*n- llst. But l kifow tidw.” % • » “How’s thgt V"-asked Lot t, he-ljti’ully. “Because you're so all-tired scared Greek Returns Questionnaire Saying There Was Nothing on List He Cared to Buy. Tulsa, ^MKia.—rjuistnKing nts (pn*s- tionnaire for.a catalogtu*, Ysidon* nr- fado. a’ Greek, living at Kscale, re turned it to his eyemi>tioii hoard with a note, written in Greek, saying there murder of a French girl Fir th'* list lie wished to, was nothin Punishable by Death court conductor pUCcluiSi martial may direct" is tfie th ing of tin* army regulation, tenses are cowardice, in any variety of Just then the 60 passenger stopped Bt a transfer point U» v U;t about eighty more get on. and Lott was the first to si art struggling toward the front to rm-fk-e-moiu for them. Kansas Citv fhe world In him. In other Another quwuopnaire. returned hv n Mexican, was. jaccomptitiled hy. a note which state^ that the man could not read United States, hut knew it 'was to help the war. so inclosed, a $0 bill. —- The of- one of a drunkenness on sentry post; desertion or the incite ment to or assistance in desertion; at tack upon a superior* officer or insob- ordination; mutiny 01 ,seiji lion ; malt ing know 11 the counters!gnTuforcing safeguard; relieving the enemy with words, that we may he saved, or not, as.'>ve choose. If we enter through Uhrist, the open dopr, we shall he saved; |f we otyiose not to enter, we shall 4*» h»ff. It is not enough, you see, to know thnt Christ*is the only open door Into salvation and the open doop-for-all. If he is to he our Savior, he must, as the open door, he made use of. otherwise how can he avail us? We should also note that Christ Is tfie open door into service for those who have, entered. Of such he says they “shall go in and out and find pas ture."' Sustenance for the Christian is found not only in the study of the Bible, and other means of grace, but as well, wp see from our text, in Chris- ITTLC LYER For Constipation Carter’s Little .The Way of It. There is.a man of sterling worth A church ’member?" No;_a silversmith." TO SPEED THE KNITTING The man w'ho Mias no' self-Tffspect cannot respect others. . In the offense of “negh*et of sentry duty.’' which is a betrayal 'of respun siliility whose seriousness has made it tin almost unforgivable crime against military law, t he Jet ter of the* regie in tion recognizes no difference h<\tw een FOOD FOR FRANCE FUND will set you right over night Purely Vegetable Small PilL Small Do»e, Small Price Christ does not. intend' Ijmt ■ those who are saved shall rest In ease ; rath er he means that they shall serve and In* service find strong?h. of himself he said "“njy. meat isri.>“do The wttt of ' Tins -word was in rifiles who returning er they had gone to Will restore color to the faces of those who lack Iron in the blood, t§ most pale-faced people da ti*t* ^teh oHTcr nnmsnriffTiiT as a court . i ,<r '■ -.r*<r ■ MKirtiaU—npiy decree.-»-K is further ■ . ■ , 1 r !it’-o\f(ied that "tin* fad that, the -tic- fused luyl been previously overlaxffd | by excessive guard duty is not a de- ' fl tense, aitljoiigh.o videttee to that effect ma\ lie received as . xlenuation of tie offense.” The point is, distinctly, made r-W : *' that lie* sentry who neglects his diit\ has jeopai dizcd ' no one knows how j||a; many tliousends of Ijis felloCcs, atid ■ it may l»e a' entcial 'position to hi' flB country 's cause. UIkiIotVIic-w'as i*t. toXleafFd or merely iisitiigpL j.s, Jt.rjli,. 1 ' . ||I - letter <*f the law', a minor matter. gsaS Insuborcijnation. . ^ The rule regarding nisuhordintfHon ^ is very strict. It reads; ; I lie < “Any person suhjed to military law 1 league w ho, on nnj i»n T U use w li'atever, >tfikes -s4hIled* -^o out of style in'the family that once drank coffee but now uses INSTANT POSTUM This wholesome bev erage of delicious flavor contains no drug elements to upset heart or nerves and its cheery good ness is just the thing in the way se*. tr.TiTsTTi litty meat, prayed him. saying, tnasrer eat.* To tlii-s- he had replied. “I have ITTUUT t" eat that yiduvim not of." They thought soi'nepne iini't have brought him something to eat. !’>ut it was not <if fr?jrtv’TiYTt fond Lifj 'jioke; it was of that spiritual 'sustenance which comes to fjtosc who in serxMce do the will of God. He had been ministering to ttn* i.tp.tT need'- this Service was to him meat they knew Hot of. ud m> those who have entered into nt-ifm through Christ, tin* .open —will find, spiritual sustenance durage). as they .g ; o out -through i't. the. open .door in. service to We«t-.rn Nr* »(... nrr Union CONSTIPATION CURED RIGHT his superior <d1h er dr 1 draw s or lifts lift knit ting -Thachim any weapon against Jiini. being III •} (‘Xecuti-on oT hi' ot}it,;e. «or wilfully ih •beys any lawful command-of'"Ids s pcri.or oilicvrs. shall suffer '(Uiith 'itch otheh f 1 ttnish 1 ttetif hs .a ctujrt-ma tial may.direct." • - - .. It ts explained^ however, that th The , e<rlh ct mu' of noii-peri'hahle does uot apply to tliel striking, of. 11 foodstuffs in jar and ninwirf-mritc un- fftia’r . £iti legitimate self-defense table drink •SOf- ; Horses Need More Work. Horses thnt paw in the stabler right Blotrg neod more work. If you haven’t r.nV for them to do, let them run In the yard a short tjmeVverV day. “over here »Ttic ranrcTtraiP No Irn.i mndlclne^lolt* or «ppMano«« ot any kind. No '11-tin^, orwau*r cures But au crtlela of da’.'.r anti vest, prep* -dlna ceruUa war whlcn ;»nT' tA can do ay home. I cored mrseli ■*ft»*r <6 years ofeiifTenna'an'i wahtPrery ahlferer to kno.w about-lL He ml 2be. (coin) for fall partica.ara. FRANCES E. MORSS, 1315»..York An. Sptktm. «ak Deed ot tlicsr* .tml in ih’ijHitlpu iff the 1 tiormou.' aiivo’utit the.'i* articles which w ill he Tpi dcd- the hoys rtt tire ru^xt call 'fs-respoiisi “Thms >;i ® Wtiirrn NrwapaperJJnlon Reason Trouble With Alfslf^. r ^ Probably the chief cause of so much' .trouble tn feeding alfalfa-hay Is over- hv the Navly action t BRONCHIAL TROUBLES i*r Fhmce funxl and.'Aff course, an officer who Soothe the irritation and xod relieve tto* dbtress. Do both qtrkkir »nd effoctirelf —by promptl) made s dependable remedy- feeding to fre used - for tfn* wounded sofdiers man uuder Iihh'Ts ITahh in |he HPreneh hospitals, is going.' on .' tshuH’nt. wltlv'htHjhatgd sueeeis'iu Now York. \ Huh** regard in The plipto slenvs a fund worker, sort- tfny. or sedition Wght Feed fpr. Sheep. I^et there he straw or second-crop lover hay lq the racks (or the sheep to *t during-the' night! ug some of the contributions WRITE FOR CATALOG AND PRICE LIST M. D n<NfiiNc. r»w* WARE ROOMS. 2.19 SOUTH TRYON ST ,_CKAbLOTTE.N.C. ■*— Sir* * --A;. -