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BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA fao* tivm Patriot Little Dorothy’s uncles nre fioth at the war, iiml she has u great admira tion for soldiers. The other day In a crowded street car she was',sitting on her mother’s lap when a wounded sol dier entered. I frothy Immediately slipped to the floor. "H^re/Soldy,’’ she/ofTered, “yofi can / Sit on mamma's lap.”—Harper's > *lne. v. Maga- r Deceitful BldcfTe*. Fogg Is rather disgusted with poul try fanning, llo says that wbfn he left home yesterday morning forty of his, hens were bragging about what they were golug to do; but: on his rtKj turn he found that only eight had laid —the rest of the buncln had simply lied.—Boston ^veiling Transcript. - IMP10VED UNIFORM INTEINATtONAl ^ > /r I’hlladejpliia pants to continue day light saving plan f<»r duration of the war. Grove • TuteleM chill Tonic destroy* the malarial terms which are transmit! to the blood bjr the Malaria Mosquito. Price boo. (By Rev. p/ B. FITZWATER. U. D.. Teacher of English Bible in t ( lie Moody | - Bible Institute of Chicago.) (Copyright. 1919. by Western Newspaper TTfl.ro. > .1’ Cofnet players soon get wind pew tune.; of a LESSON FOR AUGUST 25. ' i - fc ——• CONFESSING CHRIST. / JtL \ ■ By REV. B.^. SUTCLIFFE Extension Department, Moody Bible i Institute, Chicago M * ■ t TEXT—Blessed is the! my eth in the Lord.—Jer. 1" t'lact trust- Tonight! Take Dodson's Liver Tone! ,/ 'H- '' : ’': - ' /■ ^ t . > t __ Calomd sickens! If bilious, constipated and head— achy read my guarantee. -r'/ >: i y ■J.. Don’t Poison Baby. RTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must have PAREGORIC or laudanum to make it Bleep, These drugs will produce sleep, and a FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce the SLEEP FROM WHICH THERE IS NO WAKING. Many are the children who have been killed or whose health has been ruined for life by paregoric, lauda num and morphine, each of which is a narcotic product of opium. Druggists are prohibited from selling either of the narcotics named to cliiidren at all, or to anybody without labelling them “poison.” The definition of “narcotic” is : 4> A medicine which relieves pain and produces sleep, but which in poison ous doses prdduces stupor, coma, convulsions and death.” The taste and - smell of medicines containing opium are disguised, and sold under the names of “ Drops,” “ Cordials,” “ Soothing Syrups, etc. You should not permit any medicine to be given to your children without you or your physician know of what it is composed. —GASTORIA DOES NOT CONTAIN NARCOTICS, if it bears The signature of Chaser Fletcher, f — ~ ■gnRtnreof' <iW —r , Disastrous. D your-, sun gelling uhqig ■ nrmy V” - 1 ■ . \' .„ "F}V*t rate now. Bill In k{< ige , ii i- the , poor IK>y in:nlc a nii -t;- • l i, n In* lirst reached tin* caninanio ! .al i ;iiiii\ very near., .sjwdling' 1 m-.-v q< :i soldier." , He didn’t giuifmit an offence .:,\- : nior.al ttirpMude?" > "Xo. lie called -V Work or Fight. ’ *evX liable for tor ho troiihl * * n j-y- :jnd Rustus; kazo .Man "holt er rollin’ pin en’ s’ ;/-.o< d-t Vr-nmliiir Rasta pinfedly n hi:. I 'aide I lie ty tii e - av,; u I Co lip 1 him he limes-Hera h t d hi- colonel Birmingham . . : d - The, Exceptjon'. have w hen! lev*. l»ri • r\ thing hut taxi* i ,n AND BLADDER TROUBLES Fop conftineS“"flll over the world box of imported GOLD MEDAL TTnar- Gol.i> MEDAL Haarlem Oil has af- lem Oil Chpsulcs. They are* pleasant forded relief in thousands -uppn thou- yjnrds of'easesi of lame hack, lumbago, sciatica, rheumatism, gallstones, grav el and all other affections of the kid neys; liver. rftomnch, bladder and- al lied organs. It acts quickly. It does the work. It cleanses your kidneys and purifies the blood. It makes a new man. a new woman, of voy. It •frequently wards -off ntthc’ks of dread and -fatal diseases of the kid qeysv Ir often emflplcteiy cures tin distressing diseases of the organs of tin v Imh ly alii, d with tin* bladder and kldiieys._ Bloody or cloudy urine, sed iment, or ‘‘l ri.rkdusti’ indicate an un healthy eoiidijion. 'DrNnot.,delay a miyuto if your bark ai’h s iiKa.oi] are sore across tb** Inins or have dhlieiilty when urinating; Go rheumatism, ■ravel. to yoifF* drugidst at' ouco and get a ^Capsules. None other genuine.—Adv, sloi K (May be used with missionary applica tions ) . • LESSON TEXTS-Luk? 12:8-12; AVIs LI- 11- GOLDEN TEXT-Whosover shall Con fess me before men, him. shall the, son of man also confess before the angels ,of God.—Luke 12:S. | DEVOTIONAL READING—James 3:1- AnDlVlONAT, MATERIA!/—Psalms IF,: 1-21; Mark 6:19-20; John 1:40-46; Acts 4:18- 20; I Peter 3:15. /' :.vfff*'- : I. Importance of Confessirt#-Christ (Luke 12:8-12). To confess Christ is not easy 7 it has never been easy. To do so means ex posure to ridicule.• contempt and per* secution. Regardless of its issue, 1 the true disciple .will confess bis Lord. . 1. Christ will-confess before the an gels -of find those who confess him be/ofce men (v. 8). The true disciple will not be' ashamed to let all men know that he knows, loves, and serves Christ. 2. Christ will deny before the* an gels of God those who deny' him. be fore men (v. JO. To deny Christ 'before, men may get one's! tittle of human ap plause, butwill i^trel.v bmi?, one to ’■•loss of heaven and to tlm sufferings of hell forever. • . . ' '**“ 1L ’*vperiilptou< l. sttmony lamuar.-,. donabhv (v. in,); This 4+**titndny is ih<. expression of a heart ■■.utterly l>er- verse; attributing the mighty works of -the Holy Spirit asAvi'o.ught by Christ to the devil (Matt. 12-.‘V2; Mark :»:2fl). The unpardonable sin will fully be coin- mitted by on** wiios** heart is incurably bad, one whose moral nature is so.vile that he falls to discern hetvveen Cud and the devil—a reprobate. 4. I>ivln«» nii} given in 'testimony (vv. 11. 12V. To the most trying’ hour, til*’ Iloly Spirit will ten< h the disciples what to say. and imw to say it. . . II.—Qualifications for Confessing Christ (Acts 1 :M1). ^ Christ reinalnrd with tlie disciples forty days after bis resurrection t<> prepare them: for the important bu-i- lunibago. selnthta. calK n***-s'of witnessing for him.. lie had a hricthlusf,” etc. They 'hye f,,l<i object: - Tl To convince tb<> discijdes of the abspDMe certainty of his. resurrection (vv. li. Before the (iiscijdes eotibl undertalci^th*' groat work. for. 'which they had beep- preparing, the question of CbrM's resqrr« *lion must be set- lied beyond a (burnt. No one can preach the giopel who doessuot have certainty of convhdl'Ui touching the resurree- tfqn. • 2. To Instruct the disciples in tilings pertaining to'the kingdom of God (vv. 3. 7). Their unwillingness to li 1'o fTV ia;r...a. w.i j f The "blessedness of this text is for Dotfi sinner ahd /nlnt. The sinner has nothitig t<» do for .salvation hut glmply trust thet Lord, and the. saint has nothing blessedness W»'~ ® man's evil heart of unbelief. The oc—. s ^ n> coin- MmM mon to all men is tin* besetting sin of unbelief ktjelv ing the ,s I n n e r p'Ji'from salvation and likewise (ht saint .from satis faction. ^ The word “tftist” lias several mean ings; In I’saiins 2:12. ‘‘Blessed are all they that put their' trust in him." It means to have confidence in the Lord or King more, to do for . . . , , . .. f awful nausea, and cramping.. If you , , , •, . , are sluggish* and . id knoekt’d out, it great obstacle to , , , ' your liver is torpid and bowels consti pated or you have headache, dizziness. is straighten you right up and make you feel fine and vigorous by rnbrnijuiL.1 Don’t lose a day’s work! want you to go bark to the.store and get your money, Dodson's Liver Tone is (jestrovi 1 ■£ t he ? > ale~ j t* f /jiljmu&l LSfc. - - - cause' it is real liver medicine'; entire ly vegetable,; therefore if can not sali vate or make you sick. - x * . ’. T guarantee that one spoonful “of D«dfoil’s Liver Tone will put your sluggish ii\er'4*r-work and clean your hr,wels. of that s<tur.|l)il*’ and consti pated waste which fs clogging your Listen to me ! v Tuke no more sicken- lngL^vlivnttug calomel when hllloua or constipated. Calomel Is mercury or quicksilver, whii-h cn uses meert isis "Uf j ttir' hrmes:. Calomel/when It comes intooconfac.t with Sour bile,, crashes into it. break- I'iig it up.' This is when you feel Thai C(*ate(I tohgiie, if J lirenth .is imd (>r stomach sour, just-fake..a.'spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone. nere’s my guarantee—Go to any drpg stiireimd get a buttle «»f Dialson's ns the Ruler or King. Non Png ago a nmn held the high-sounding title of bis majesty, czar of all the lUjs-ias.^. * ’> As such many put tloir trust ln lffm. tli But he lost, tin- high place and became Drile.r irreriTy •NldioiaS, Romanoff without Mink-" i,n pt'V\.ur l.Mn aid itii.i, e u-ioe (r*i'<(eil him: " -'--A ■■o«-»oe«o»-» But the one \%ho trusts the Lord* as- his *‘:ts 1 ito \\ Ruler, and King has t »ne whose title and throne is established forever. In Rutli 2:12, Boitz speaking Liver; Tone for a few. Cents. Take a spoonful tohight, and if il doesn’t j Confused. Gdii.'Leonard Wood’said nt a lunch j eon: . . . ‘There are so many reward's for brayi’fy and devotion'otv^tiie^ (.tln>r-r4,le qu: timt a.poor sobtiei- naturally ..gets con- , “ Tnsrrt system antruiaklngt you fe* l mimrable. f ,guarantee that.ft legrle of Dodson’s •Li.vi.-r -Tom* w ill keep your entire fame ily feeling fine fot^ rmUiths. * (live it to your children/ It is harmless; doesn’t gripe and they like its pleasant taste. —Adv./ ~ ~ r “~=. t tt Squeczctl Small. . thisV; • ' \ ultr « pi ;< l+Mr-<-d. .1 nil x . ordered a qOiw-t. fi.: «i • • Jt’s ft Toll'll n - no quart. psult and easy to take. Each ejapsulo con tains about om* dose of five drops. Take tiietn just like you would any pill. Take-a smafT swallow of water if you. want to. Th^y dissolve in the stomaeli,-and the kidneys si.ak tip ttu* nit - Rke a sfioiige tloes v^ater. Tln-v thbrnughly clerfnso .mid wmdi -out the bladdeTvanil kidneys and throXy off the the. inflammation which, is the cuap-c ot the trouble.. Th()y will quickly lanjcvo those stifToncd'^bints, that bsicka.i st <>ne«j, are an • ffoetive rmnedy f*>r all dis- Tas(,.« of the hlad(h*fr kMdi y, Hvit. stomach ajnd allied brgamx. Your druggist will cheerfully refund v -ur 'money 1/ you. are.not ■satistb’d TtTtfr. ti few days’ use. Accept only tip* pilfF, original G(d;D MEDAL Haarlem < »ii ■ r-( Packers’ Profits —Large or Small Packers’ profits look big— when the Federal Trade Commission reports that four of them earned $i40,000.000 during the three war years. to Ruth concerning the Lord, says': “l’n- der whose wings thou art come to trust.’’ Here, the word means “to find a refuge.” It reminds one of the high . Winds and mounting waves firreate-n- ing tn engutf a laboring ship. But battered and blown, she comes tum bling over the harbor bar out of th»*_ stormy seas to the calm and safety «f her refuge. / l ’ Or it renjinds of tho mother bird gulling h«>r young at the-aj^proach of un .enemy and gathering them to safety under her'protecting wings. S<* the* saint upon life’s stormy sen may tUid a refuge under the wings of the Almighty. Safety hud rest from all. storms.and all enemies are his by simply trusting the Loyd. A slightly differ/nt meaning of the word ij> found In I’saltiis fill:3, “What time \ am tffrnid I w ill trust In thee." Here it means “to lean on." The psalmist found■ himselfsurrounded by enemies. None caiiie’ to his support. There seemed no help for him. Tired ajid weary in the unequal struggle his soul r cricd out for some one to lean on and to gather ''Strength from. union 1 -' itiiMir'' ■ I’liere’s -1 ll«* • V.' ( ’-., er Victoria ss ; tho .M. M.,.orMe(lal’h. Militali.* ; D. S.- 4 * , '«Vr Distin iiish* .I 't/ rvi***' the (’. G., or ( ro'-s lie 4»tte■;u■ • • . ‘most, imb'tiniiely. - \ *»"*■ had n. pwH^'c 1 it^ m’.iI'O' was jt Pit * ,.f _ ju.jji IlIa- llnet. VN'>• 11./In tile Y. M. (’. A. "U** night a waitress said to the donghbos ; “‘Did yotl know they’ve .given your .O. ’ * T F-*v 'rr * ’’YOT' i iDil AVERTS- RELIEVES ' R\Y FEVER 'ASTHMA: Bcj^’m TrcaUrtent NOW ^vAH l>f U«t>THlU l e old captain tin- f . L'Tlie dougldioy laughed aloU'l. “ ‘Servisl him darn well right, lie said. ’How many (jays?’ 'Washington -Stair —-. - A- Meadow Stunt. 1 NebuehadnczZar was eatitm gr;is^ “1 hope to make a hjv^with MjHr Mulh’r,” lie explained. AN hen B»hy i* Teething GKOVtrs HAIlt BOWHL MKDIUNK *11.1 correct the St<>ma.‘li and ftow. l troubles. I’erfecUj harm less. See ilirectloti^ *,n the bottle. Re lucts Bursal Enlargements, Thickened. Swollen T issues, Curbs, Filled T endons, Sore- I *iv1u - ce pulls tile wlTigs of love. feather^ from tie ness from Bruises or Strains; •tops Spavin Laments*, allay* paltK. . Does not bltUer, rempve the hair of ' lay tq> the hors.e. 52 50 bottle at druggists or delivered. Book 1 R free. ABSORBIN'!/ JR.," for rr.aitltind—at antiseptic hniment f r bruises, cdts, wounds, i strains, painful, swollen veinVor gland*. It heals and soothes. $125 & bottle at dnig-. gists or postpaid. tell ym* more if you write. Made in the^U S. A. by W. F.roUNC.P.O.F., 310 Tsir.BisSt.SorlnQfUltf. Mats. W/N. U., CHARLOTTE. NO. 33-19:8. hear Christ’s InstnuHInn (Jobft P’.: Facing the sorroimilhjjg; enemies aloii** 1 /) b. f..tv bis passion sHlit "HI. fear of In Hot Weather % - i A Cool, Sweet, Strong Stomach Your Best Safe guard Against Summer Sickness tnu(4i valuable information, so the Lord tarries to.sup'ply this need. ; *Th^V had a w rong idea as to the kingdom bekjg restored, not as to fact, but its to time. Christ hqd Tfgntn rrrri again predictetl a coming kingdojtt in harmony with the united testimony of the prophets **f Israel. Tb4y-imderstood him aiTglVD 4eon tite more you please him. failure and defeat gripped* him until relief came by trusting in the Lord yr leaning on his God. per haps, my reader, there is no way out of your difficulties, but there is a wny over, and you may tread that way by leaning oji your Lord. Trust him, lean upon him, and-the harder yrfu \ as to the fact of the kingdom, but the time of ifs manifestation tlie> r f«11ed to grasp. The disciples should be de fended against the reproach*for having a materialistic conception. The king dom Is still to come; the time of its coming is known only tn\Cod. ,3. To show the disciples that their •/ -v i* Packers’ profits look small— When it is explained that this profit was earned on total sales of over four and a half billion dollars—or only about three cents on each dollar of sales. This is the relation between profits and sales: 'business was ti' witness for Cltrisf tn~ and his followers had fled.’ His the uttermost 'parts of the earth (vv. mfes rejoiced in his sorrow. Another meaning of the word Is In Psalms ’22:8. “He trusted on the Lord that he would deliver him." jt means here, “He rolled himself on the Lord.” This psalm foretells the ex perience of our Lord upon the cross. He was there forsaken and nlone. Even his God seemed to have left him ejie- The 4. y>. 8.) This witnessing was to he doix> .blackness of midnight gloom settled in the power of the spirit, the result of qpan him. But then in spite of theni- which 'woiiild bo the formation of a ' selves 1 , his enemies gave voice in 1 this new body. the.church, called out from file' we rid in tire 'time' of the postpone ment of the kingdom. 4. To show 1lio disciples the scope of their missj()n;iry activity (v. 8). This is shown to be as w ide a* the world it- way to satisfaction- Lie- exmld—roll himself on the Lord. This is his de sire for Ids people today. There tnav not be strength to rise tjnd walk to him, hut there is always .power to roll oneself upon tin* Lord, to trust him ‘TCeep your stomach in good word ing order during the hot suqthier months and you will have little to fear in the way of. sickness*’ the advice many physicians give as hot weather approaches. Good, sound, common sens^ advice, too. For very frequently, at>d especial ly in hot weather, these common stom- eieh disorders which f-crmany people eeem'to regard as of minor importance, * do open the way for Berious illness. So keen your stomach sweety cool and comfortable all summer long.Tite extra war work—change of diet—poi sons that come with hot weather—all hit us in the stomach. The strongest stomach will need help this summer aa never before. The one easy wav if yon have tlie right remedy is to rid the stomach of loo much acid. Because it’s superacid ity that interferes with digestion and aasimulation, and this causes about all those Ptomach miseries you are so familiar with—heartburn,food-repeat ing, indigestion, sour, gassy stomach - and t hat miserable, bloated, puifed-up condition after eating. Now here is good nows. An easy, pure relief has been found to get rid of the harmiul acidity and gases in the stomach. It is called EATONIC, a good tasting compound that yon eat just like candy. A tablet or two of EATON fC. after meals writ work won ders. You can have.no idea of what sure, quick comfort EATONIC brings until you do try it. Fse EATON 10 . after your meals, enjoy a good appetite apd get full strength from fhq food: you eat. At the same time protect your self from summer stomach and bowel miseries. ^ Get a big box of EATONIC from your druggist today. He will tell you that people who have used EATONIC * say that they never dreamed that any thing ebuid give such quick and won derful results. It costs only 50c a box and if it fails in any way, yonr drug gist, w ho you know and trust, will re* turn your money/-v- 1 - If. They were to-'begin' nFTimho tni'l ‘ and trusting, find that he not only ear- What Makes You Fee! Tired? Profits | Sales Ma '•X’V/a/ . If no packer profits had been earned, you could have bought your meat at only a fraction of _ a cent per pound cheapCT? Packers’ profits on meats and animal products have been Hm- ’■ ited by the Food Administration, since November 1, 1917. . < . - ■ .. *•. » l *' A ; ;"' '•••'_/ . '"*./' S’*"' 4*——- Swift & Company, U. S. A. li carry ihe good news concerning riirist the -uttermost p:n*t,s' of the earth. Mission work begins at home and on (Is with tHe bounds of the earth. • •> ' • ' i •*, r». To sjiow the disciples that H Clirist will’ lietw’efoHli operate from beats n. ’Phey were to work oh tlie earth, but' the •jOitrec of their power was in heav en; .Though lie is ^upslrntTM from tla’ dtvcij'ies, it w ill not.be foVever, for lie will come nga^t. He will come again 'as <he Gful-nuin, cur mi*dintor: ~TTa* words of (lit* men in white apparel have a doubje stgnifletince. (1) To show that Jesus will comm: a gtt In. (2) To show that in tlie moan-time they should set to- work In (ht* rift .charge of their cotninission^atid not be gazing up into fiosiveil. Th6. Lord s in struction t<i the disciples was, “Occupy _ till T cunie^fl.itk" Tlmse wlur--;. have an, intelligent hiqte-touching, the ' ^ cowling oDGlirist tin; not sky-gazers, hut tkat’dly in earnest wif!i! T Ssing for Christ. ries the burden but tlie believer as well. Still gnotRer meaning of tHe* wor(l Is in .Toll 35:14, where it means “to stay Tipon.” Jolt could not understand whv such grievous sorrow and loss* • should be his. He desired ip find the Almighty arid-plead witit him, Hut'Odd- appeared to hid*? from him. How often it i.,s' sjn-AviMi < 'li fist in ns*." They walk in sorrow's path ami trouldes spring ouf on every si< 1**. They pray, but the iteavens seem as- brass. They cry to God, but In* appears to have forgotten them. They search to find tin* cause and can find 'none. Darkness sur rounds them. What can they do? As Job did, and doing found complete satisfaction, sjnjply tryst or stay upoq. his GodT”" Tin* • Divine Descent. Incongruity of the’ Bild .the age -of its birth; its freedom from earthly mixture*^its original, nnb.br- rowed. soirthB’ gTentn<*ss ; t lie sudden- ness with w-hieh it-broke forth amidst tin* general glootr.; .these to me-are strong indicatinns of its. jiivine de scent;'! cannot reconcile tli/rTt v^fh a human • orfgin.—Thannlnc Glory of the .Christ Child.' Christ on this festival honors in fants” consecrates suffering, holds up to us the minds of little children, and It is •another, radiance anil beauty- added to the manger throne of l’eth- with lehem, that from it streams tin* gospel of the poor, the gospel of the lonely, tlie gospel of the sick, the but, the afflicted, the gnspql of littje chjldren. The wisdom of Greece and 'Rome If it isn’t hard work or.exercise, then its yout blood. Yoiir blood has been poisoned by the bite of a malar ia mosquito or by stomach and liver disorders. In some cases low vitality and lack-of energy is due to thin, weak blood. Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic ■ ' ■ ■ • " „ ' Enriches the Blood and Purifies the Blood; by this means it Strengthens the body from head to toe and you can soon feel its Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. It contains just what the blood needs, Iron and Quinine, in a form acceptable to the most deli cate stomaeji. ; GROVE’S TASTELESS chill TONIC is an ex ceptionally Goad General Strengthening Tonic for the Child, fof the Mother or any of the Family, young or old. Pleasant to take. Price 60c. * Perfectly Harmless. Contains no ■I * — 'Wtlfcrt "Tf Is HarTto PrayT " 7 It is hard for a man to pray accord Ing to God’a 'will it lie Is not living ac- fding jfo ir.-*•_'.’ . .. W* Grove's chill Tonic Tablets ■ ■ . . •• t, • _ You can now i?et Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic in Tablet form as well a$ in Syrup, the kind you have al^*ays -bought The Tablets are intended for, those who prefer tp swallow a tablet rather than a syrup, and as a convenience for these whe*travel. i4«u* (hib- The tablets are ca lled “GROVE’S chill TONIC TABLETS” and 1 ’ t" n, !h’ i!^ 1 ? n 1 '^ 1; contain exactly the same medicinal properties and produce ex- Jwi”—w° c e Newboit. ^ * -j. actly the same results as Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic which is r put up in bottles. The priceof either is 60c. r_.ll could onlv. fparo at this..time tt push, nr a tiircat. or a curse, which, said to thy little,-the poor, (ftp, w+uUl'ilj'flart; get ymj out of the wav; it was left for tip* -glorious Gospel of dm Bless ed Lord to sav: “Suffer th \ r - laff-Htyr- -=~ ■ - -V