Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LIFT OFF CORNS! Doesn't hurt at al! and posts' only a few cents A-. HE HE1» CROSSI has organized fifty THE RED CROSS is the link between t»use hospital units, nineteen , of the American people uml the Amerl- whlch are now seeing servltje \u can breadnuugh^a. It Is 4he/ofticiai Franc/. In ten .others,* the. nursing/ agency through ^iiich gifts from the personnel has been suppjletfhy the people can lie made to the Navy. Red Cross. . ' . 1 ' 7' ‘ I 7"’ ” . T ; (By REV. P. B FITZWATF.R, D. D., Teacher of Krigllsh Bible In the MoOdy Bible Institute of Chicago.) ' * (Copyright, 1918, Western Newspaper Union.) ; Magic f Just drop k little Freezons fn that touchy corn, lnstuntly It stops idling, then you lift the corn off with the fingers. ‘ Truly I No humbug 1 By REV. J. H. RALSTON, D. D. Secretary of Correspondence Department, Moody Bible Institute. Chicago Her Sin- Told by Herself, cerity Should Con . / vince Other*.' THE RED CROSS, lias Instituted a rolling canteen setvice back of the Aiuerlcun lines. Tin LESSON FOR JULY 14 READING GOD'S WORD! THE ,REI> CROSS Is enlisting more than one thousand volunteer nurses a month, atul Is training them for work In the field. It sends them to the army fully trained and equipped. LESSON TEXT-Psaims 19 7-u Acts 8- 26-39. GOLDEN TEXT—Ye shall know the’ truth, and the truth slia.ll inakeyou fre'e.— John 8:32.* ADDITIONAL , ■ MATERIAL FOR TEACHERS— Psalms 37:31, 119 9-1(5; Pro verbs -13:13; Isaiah 55i8-ll; John'5.39-48-17; Romans 15^4. DEVOTIONAL READING—Psalms 119: 8-16. 97-105. L Characteristics of God’s Word (Ps. 19:7-11). ' 'Hie Psalmist here sets forth six de scriptive titles of Cod’s Word, six out standing qualities, und six resultant lve unto them eternal TEXT-And I Life.—John 10:28. Christopher, 111.—“For four year* 1 juffered from irregularities, weakness. nervousness, and was in a run down LygPlrgall condition. Two of CaPaH our best doctors W failed to do me any "9 M mm good. I heard so B. much about what ft-*31fn Lydia E.Pinkham’s 1 Vegetable Com- .1 1 WwPjNl pound had done for ranteen pro vides coffee, sandwiches and other refreshments to* the trioops. ' »*■ ’ ■ * mid that he had come Jesus Chris Into this wor^d that men might have — i ■» eternal life. The 'im \ bestowal of eter- \ n a 1 life w a s, ■II; therefore, the purpose of hla Ht to* - con,1 nK- A cer- >rrifl-^\ iunR man ^7 ' f asked, “Good sir, > 7 ; . jf what must I do to Inherit eternal Ufe?" Christ’s dis W|ij|jL^ / ciples had some I conception of eter- T k nal life for jthey J ««1 ( 1 t° Jesus. “T.hou hast the JREPyiilHL wPS w or,!-* of eternal RED CROSS Ti'lK RED CROSS opened al TQ HELp TH£ p EO p LE 0 p i has furnished ntifie cam - l 7 five base hospl- tM. against^* V FRANCE AND BELGIUM. .* tal V, ia it The Red Cross as Sought HE,RED CROSS 1. has undertaken ) to provide the 6 entire supply of jj. splints fof tile ^ American army, i others, I tried if and was cured. 1 T ' W 1 ant no !<>«*« ns*. . t vous, am regular, I———————* and in excellent health. I believe the Compound will ’’—Mrs. Alice To conserve The Sick and wound ed among its defenders. ' To conserve tin* health and spir it of the troops. To conserve the households which nm__maintaining- tin? cult-lire of-the soil and the fab ric of self-government In the war zone. ; To conserve the coming genera tion by Its backing of three score children's colonies. To conserve the children by maintaining villages for sevisr- al thousand of these little’ refugees. if THE RED CROSS ^ will help the families of our ^ enlisted men to r> maintain -4-h e 1 r 2T at a ndar (1 s. oT if health, education ^ and Industry. Try FroezoneJ Your druggist selle-a tiny bottle for a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or cojn between the toes, and calluses, without one particle- of pain, soreness or Irritation. Froezone Is the discovery of a noted Cincinnati genfus. cure any female trouble, Helper, Christopher, 111 'efforts,'— FIRST C.ROUI 1. Title: “T (v. 7). the red (vrtDss^r -will furnish the i entire supply Of I Iillro-nxlde fur ? use In surgical v operations. J, THE RED CROSS w ill supply wanri garments, '“k i t «r cases,, necessities for tlio wounded. By this Is meant the fundamental principles which God as a moral being reveals to the consciences of men as binding upon the' soul. 2. Quality: ‘’’Perfect” (v. 7). ,-It Is free from omissions and re dundancies. It is perfect as a moral node, and it perfectly accomplishes man’s salvation. 3. Effect: “Converting the Soul” (v. 7). The practical effect of the law of Cod is to turn men to God himself, righteousness and hollneii. SECOND GROUP— 1. Title: “The Testimony of the Lord” (v. 7). - It Is the witness which God bears as to his attributes’, and against man’s sins. 2. Quality: “Sure” (v. 7) ( It is plain and Infallible. We can repose in it our.Interests for time <ind eternity. 3. Effect: . “Making Wise the Sim ple” (-v. 7). Tile simple are those who'have hum ble, opien and teuchnhlp mim} THIRD GltOUI*— 1. Title: “The Statutes of the Lord” (v 8). 'I’hese jire the principles or charges which the Lord gives to us all, to fit us to rightly perforpn the duties which the different' relations of life make obligatory upon us. ’■ * 2. Quality: “Right” (v. 8). \ ^ They are from the righteous God and sire absolutely just and equitable. 3. Effect: “Rejoicing the Heart” (v. What Is eternal London's Old Constables. filr Spencer I’onsonby-Fane muat have been nearly the oldest, special constable. In company with thirty other foreign (office clerks he was ■worn'In, at the time of the Ghartlst trouble in 1848. “We clerks," records Sir Spencer, “were assembled In the cabinet room, the lurgest room In the old foreign of fice, and harangued as to our duties by the chief clerk, a most energetic old gentleman, with only one leg. . "We were ftfloed with new service muskets and ball cartridges from (be tower and instructed that they were not-to be used until it became abso lutely necessary for defense. .. “This was riitlihr an mfrieressar.v proceeding, fer the locks'wreb so stiff that we could not cock or uncock them and the ramrods were almost lm- Inovable.- London GJ iron I We. life? Jesus himself gave an answer thousands of V In his great Intercessory prayer, “And experience. thl» to ut, eternal, that .hey ,„i S h. p&SEtt khow thee, the only true tiod, and , uggest j 0 n, in . Jesus Ghrlst w hom thou hast sent !•” jhe result of With the ordinary student of the at your service.’ Bible, the Idea of eternal life is a life of endless duration, the word “eternal” being made synonymous with “ever lasting.” But eternal TIfe Is not alto gether a question of duration hut of qunllty. The Jiroper conception of etemnl life embraces both quality and quantity. Terms of inherent value and time measurement must he lii mind. The man who possesses eternal life' then has something that is far raided above anything that the-earth has to offer. It Is a life that may be realized this -side of death and has its thou sands of Illustrators In all the world and among all classes of persons with out respect-■■to- age, -race-, pecuniary education or social stand* HE BED. (’BOSS feeds arti! clothes entire popula tions In time of need. i} THE RED GROSS 1 will provide- san- To conserve the refugees by health centers and tuberculo sis prevention. To conserve home and commu nity life. ; ltary units to keep a sharp eye on the surround ings of the can tonments so a* to ward off pos- sttile epidemics. ’HIE BED GROSS Is rmlng for ..fiO.OOO children I In France, qo.ooo ^ will reduce inflamed, «woUen Joints, Sprains, Bruises, Soft Bunches; Heals Boils; Poll In I’oland Evil, Quittor, Fistula and infected Cores quickly as it it s positive antiseptic and germicide. Pleasant to ate; does not blister or r*mor» the balr. and ydocan work the boric S3.SO per bonle. <te lire red. THE RED Glt< >SS has established movable fin t»>lies foj*-tlie 'inniiufnc- tufc of artificial ice for onr soldiers during the summer months. THE RED GROSS will supply our ■men whetrthey.are prisoners of war with food, soap and cigarettes. «— J HIE RED GROSS is building houses In the cantonments where “rookh#" will Be provided with comforts and pleasure during convalescence from RED GRoSS i- prepared to can any ^American suliRer who may ini fifoiii tlje war a prey to tuber or maimed or blind. HE RED GROSS is const,ructlng. a Win in. of recreation' huts in conjunc tion with the base 'hospitals. To 1'inli bo-pitnl It sends eaefi month flou books, -pmi magazines arid 2 T<M'i newspapers.- condition Ing. -Now the question arises, piosnmlng ~~—rtTT’-'mau does not possess this,-eternal , life. How Is he to get it? The rich youhg ruler thought it was by doinjj something to Inherit it, or rather merit It. I’rqbably the vast majority 'of people have that Idea. It is thouglil man must do something to win eternal Nfe, us a kind of trophy of his efforts, or make himself a, worthy, recipient it. Unfortunately, the nobility of diifm Is often appealed 'to, ns-nf man had something of merit to offer’ God. RrW elselv the opposite Is* the situatbuk Man must coiye to the place where he •* will see his utter ^fplessness and ac cept salvation ij Man Is WHO HAS PILES AND WANTS TO CURE THEM QUICKLY? many; Each psnet butter. * ugab. jam.’ 4 rice and dried fruit Men and women of fill ages are sub ject to piles. Weakened systems and various ailments of seemingly minor character very often develop Into pile cases. Time to cure them Is without delay—and by a process that reaches to the source of trouble. For 20 years Eagle Pile Remedy has been doing effective work. Mr. II. L. Qunckonbush of Clifton, N. J„ 1 says: “When given up'.by. all physi cians, and t*)o weak for an operation, Eagle Pile Remedy brought me around . to a perfect state of health." Write ~ Mr. Quackenbush. Or order a box today from the Reed Distributing Co., 141 Godwin St., Pat erson, N. J. Send $1 for u trial order, —Adv. TLwii A in Tien u Red Gross in more than a hundred ways Is rendering serviee here finiLiibrond that sms lm.nan lives and maintains the fighting, spirit.of our nT!U-s. The Red Gross must always he financially prepared to deal w.ith 11:• * unexpected emergencies arising from war conditions. In these cjnergeneies Immediate relief Is the only effective relief. DROPSY JHOTMEHT. 01™ ^nick r»n.t vnvi vl boon r* •wplllny ikn<l »horl hretotU. S>t«t hr&rd of It* br droiny. Try It, Trl*l tr>»tmrnt x iit FREE, hj mail. wntr : DR. THOMAS E. GREEN Rank Sld«., Ra» 26. OKATkWORTH, RA. Ill I El’MAT ISM cur'-d or nionpy rofnnd.-d. Pllw cured or money refunded" kad*uir» lUapiial, Women, who marry for a home al-\ vays get (lie sin’.rt end of a bargain. -The true heart rejolqes injustice :.ud equity.’ FOURTH GROUP— • ' 1.Title: “The Commandment of the W hen Baby is Teething 3ROVB-9 BAHV BOWHL MHIUCISH will camel the Stomach and Bowel tmables Perfectly btm- le»a. See direction* on the botUe. - - In .n 'position to have offered to him, and to in cept j* or reject it, ns In any true — - - sense an equal of the offerer. lie Is French Politeness in War Time, rrut In a position to deal with God. The new French "luxury tax" dls His standing before God is cne of criminates,between men and women hopeless need. He stands before God In favor of the latter, bic.n entefidu as one guilty, unworthy and' hell-do- Thus, while a man pliVs u. tax If hf serving. The only thing that he can buys a hat costing more than 16s, worn do Is to look upon God ji.s offering to ell's hats are uutaxed unless they arc him salvation.out of his mercy. *irie<;d in excess of L'S. This preferen The comparison of eternal life with ,i:i * treatment, says the Temps, par what the best man could do to merit "dying a famous phrase, may he gal It . would be ridiculous. SbineTonclU- hintp but It is not war^ One may ndt sion plight be readily arrived at with 'hit the difference Is even more It respect to what eternal life means in lavor of women than Is apparent or this life, hut as before stfiTed, tho 'he surface, because the average worn value of eternal life hevond Is far 1,1 buys at least three hats to thf T/his brings into view the personal God.who stands hack of his law. <tu..en- foijce its demands—to require obedi ence to its precepts. y 2. Quality: “Pure” (v. 8). • It i> free from deceit and err#/. 3. Lffect: “Enlightening the Eyes” (v. 8). The- effect tf God’s >U\v is to give, inan ability, not ybnly to u^eler- stand bis love and>saivatlpn, but to be wi>e :t- to tharmings about him. ■ The average man Is always glad to meet the f«*ol killer for the purpose of ■ending him nexf door. ALL WORN OUT Doan's, However, Restored Nr, Roulston to Good Health. Results Have Lasted. The Fear of the Lord” Reading’ the^Word of God produces reverential fear In the heart"“of .the “Mornings I was po stiff and pore I C(»ild hardly get up," nays A. C. Roulston, prop, blackpmith shop,'2846 Washington St., Roxbury, M us. “Thi' sharp pains through my kidneys were bo .bad 1 often thought I wouldn’t be able to get to work. I couldn’t rest comfortably and turned and- tossed W w from one side to the oth- a* er, with a dull, dragging v . . , ft backache. There were ft f puffy spots under my nine’s one.—London Globe more than man can calculate. reader Besides this, there Is already an 2. Quality: “Clean” (v. 9). It is jiot only clean In Itself, but sanctifies - the heart of those who re- Surprlsed the Mall Man. Under stress of war enthusiasm many odd tilings UTie dofie. A Sllnne- sota woman gave her letter carrier 17LG pounds of buffalo nickels the oth er day. amounting to-$l.d00, all in *x- chajigi? for. War Savings certificates. The poor ptnn, after counting them, found h<* did not.have enough poeliets to hold the mopey and finally had to dump the coins Into his leather mall adequate equivalent to eternal life presented to iiiuu In the Infinite mer its <4 Jesus Christ himself, the Son of God, the Infinite one, who lived a most marvelous life and died a most wonderful dentin It "would seem to be something almost amounting to di rect Insult to God to make any sug gestion that man could merit eternal life, when it. Is clearly proclaimed In Christ lias nl- Effeot: “Enduring Forever” (v.9). * life and relationship founded his law abide forever. r-LHRoUU— Ti11 fcv. “The Judgments., of the Lord” (v. 9KN. By. this is' metHit the’Sentences pro SIX’! e - vea \ ‘f*ifry • ml I fell worn outfall a the time. The kidney pe- W/A cretions paeped* too often and* were otherwise an- Nr . Raal , Un natural. Four or -five boxeB of Doan's Kidney Pills cured me. I can honestly recommend Doan's for they have surely done me a world of good. \ Mr.* Roulston gave the above state ment in' 1915 and in March, 1917, he said: * My cure is at ill lading, I take Doan's occasionally, however, to keep my kidneys in good working order. One can depend upon Doaip's to cure kidney ills." * ? Gel Doan’s at Anr Store, 60c a Box DOAN'S K P \ D 1 N 1 l , Y FOSTER-MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. 'Fin* sweater! hayln «orts cif sweater coats the Word that Jesus It- collar and guffs- are stripes with •white and it is adorably trim and youthful. • * H*>uie tsl hy-God’s sarir.- Capper’s Weekly ready merited if, and stands offering It to us. As the Text says,-Jesus Christ gives this life, and this because lie purchased It with a surrender of his own precious life. \ Thu Word oT God emphatically and t j lf> ctmupirically teaches us that eternal "And did she wli life Nsn Rift. Support to our text is .. f t |, ink „ (<t •• given m that reiuarknble saying In “l'sliaw: Didn't Isaiah “Lo,' every one that home with her?"— . tldrsteth. cmne^ye to the waters; yea, vrs . s j l(1 come, buy wtm*Nnid milk without money and without price.” Certainly "7.— l John 3:16, “Gotl so lovbd the world What the* nmdet that he *gave libs only beghtjen f^on nrr< ] s a .safety that whosoever belleveth <ih% him to nrtchor to 2. Quality: “True, and Righteous 1 combine smartness with iiiil.for.mlRv In dress, lias Improved i{s own orlcfnal eoiH'-eption, In the new moilels now being manufactured of sweater- pure and simple we discover garments more trim and more- carefully planned than !n the tlim<-hoiiored old 'original. Much hioro attention Js given to the details of finisjiing, iind even the utility sweat er, makes q. feature j+f color. Any i nniber of gay shades, as bright as field tlovvcrs. .enliven: otddoor back grounds. * . v Many Women Unit their own sweat- erspnd sweated coats, bvj.t these haiid- qiade garinenfs are few by-cb’i'fipnriyitri with those knitted by machinery. And .lesjgn’grs of machine knitted ganneiits have show n themselves amazingly clev er in' tum'toig out sweaters that are almost replicas, of. those knitted by hand.. They are responsibly for the host of new models and the Introduc- The pcmiltfe^ prescribed v hv' God are■ true, coBTdKthable to tlie iumitive moral sense of mail. ' 3. Effect: “Serve as Warnings and Bring Reward” (v. 11) Ultra Smart Room. ■An ultra smart.‘living room has an extraTong davenport, with long, loose- wait cushions, t\yo holster-shaped end pillows and three oblong upright back pillows, as well as tin* frame up holstery, all done VTii heavy brow n satin. At either ci d of this-stands a small l;niii» table. Then* .are. three chairs, one black, lacquer,, w ith an v*m- broldered patiel suuT sea* and one wyi- tiu.t frjimed armchair, . upholstered in ■tape-try.* -Tiii* other furnisiiings ate a lacquered chest, -a window framed portrait aihU, voih w ith bringed ^n.h>VrtH|0.»*N • - II the warnings bo heeded, ship wrecks upon life’s sea will he ,pre- yenteilT Besides G<»*q pays a wage l*>r ojri alienee i.o his laws. Giidliuess Is prolitatile unto all, having the promise of tii - life that now is, und that which' is-to come. II. A Notable Example, of Bible Study (Acts 8:20-39). 1. Who It wars (vr27).-' Tin* ’ Ethiopian eunuch, a man of great authority. He was the secretary if 11.c i reasury of the Ethiopian queeii. 1’lie wisest mid best then and women f the*earth have been reverent <*tti- iejits of the Bible and have testified to its beauty and power. 2. The Circumstances of (v, 28). It was while traveling that tills great man was studying the Bible. This is a most excellent way to i-m- ii ove moments while on a journey, 3. Doing Personal Work (vv. 29-37). bring anything home a should not perish, hut have everla»srlug C v ftkfLs belter to lose a ring than i finger. text Itself says, “I give unto thorn eternal life.” And another considera tion is that those who give evidence of possessing eternal life, are those who concede tknt what they have has beea4-he^glft of Godr > This great fact of the Gospel may seem to humiliate ma-m-but nothing 19 needed more. We are living in an age when men glory in their shame. They demand notice on the^grtmnd of merit, and nothing is needed more than something to.make man feel.his absolute dependence fipon God; In deed, feel that hy is deserving only of God’s wrath and the visitation of his Judgment, Whether men think It 'or not, they are dally recipients of God’s gifts. The atmosphere they breathe th'P sunshine, (he continuation - _ *n. _ - '••• -M- • U»e “BEAVER BOARD" for ♦ your walls and ceilings. It is air tight and wind-proot. Any carpen ter or workman can put it on. It produces far more tasteful effects thaq plaster and is more economical^' STRATTON & BRAGG CO. Petersburg ' Virginia “Beever Board” Distributors. *‘ curtains WaxinQ LinoleQm. After varnishing linoleum, will preserve it, try waxing It of . the varnish just as you wo Ish a hardwood tl«R*r. About week wipe with clear water clean cloth ahd abojut once w eeks apply J he floor wax, le; to dry afiout twenty minutes, t ish with a dry. soft, cloth. T (Made Of Corn) Dad says - Eat ’em up Bob ek You’re saving , wheat for ZPI the boys in Women to Award Pensions. Young womep “of go“d education ajid high purpose" are urged in an ap- pVal by the British minister of pen-^ shins' to’ vofuRfe?FWlh? w'orTi of awarding pensions to <flsubled sol (lien tram Ttrr hattleffelds la France. 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