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BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA '*<•*** i ' ' .vL page r I . > \ 1/ INPKOVED UNIFOEM INTEUIATIONAL swNMrs* F ~J\ ; (By Rev.’-P. B. FlTZWATKlt. D. l>., -i Teacher of English. Bible in the Mood} Bible Institute of dhi' aga.)/- " I (CopV^lght, 1918. by Wp»i. rn» Newspaper Union, i LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 22 FRUITS OF THE CHRISTIAN LIFE. LESSON TEXTS-Matthew 26:14-30; 6:1 12,' ' ’ GOJiDEN -TEXT—A11 things are yours, and ye"are Christ's; and Christ is God's.. —I Corinthians 3:21-28. 1 DEVOTIONAL BEAD!NO—Galatians 6: Hl-25. O ADDITIONAL— MXTCnljVL, y-4'OU TEACHERS Psalms 17:15; Isaiah 61:11; • Acts’!J€:'2D;' Romans 2:10; 5:1-2. LEMON JUICE • TAKES OFF TAN r •• / l Girls! Make bleaching lotion if ,skin is sunburned, , r tanned or freckled L$HE GOT WHAT SHE WANTED •• > »•. Young Irish Girl Resourceful When Unaccustomed Word Had Tempo- J rarity Slipped Her Memory., /- In- lux -ui.iiin-si.uu f'OiUL. ’i'l . i 1 lsn CL’Lfe” Mr. Y. M. «>l«itvon tells h story I. The Parable of the Talents. This ruble, like that of the Ton' Vlcjjtn.-i, is associated, with the second Coming of Christ. In both jnstawtia there is evident an upffroparedness on the. part of thepiila the' hist case there jsTamire of the inward 11/e; Sque^.e the juice of two lemons itito n "hotUe.. eontiiiniru: three ounces of ■ • s :•••>*<• . Orchard,' white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint ^if-th* host.freckle, sunburn qml tan lotion, and complexioti beaut if ior, at -• Your grocer lias th^ lemon? drug store or toilet counter will supply three, ounces of Orchard White for a few cent A.' Massage this sweetly, fra grant lotion Into tlie face, ifeck. arms and hands i'iu hjiay and-s<*c how. freck les, sunburn,^windburn and tan disap pear and how clear, soft/iiid white-the skin becomes. Yc§‘J It is harmless.— Adr. . . !'ish pry of a young pensunt woman Solly Sweeny- who used to walk into (lab way twice-a week to do shopping for hl.s family. . , / She could neither rend-nor write, ypt she'never made a mistake with any of the merges, 'hot \\ <'T*■ intrusted to her. OntyVIb'Wcv. r her uicirtorv did fail ier/ (Tne of the ladlcv of the family tier/ One of fh* very, very small cu^tyir-- /omftfivsIofTed* her to bring hark a ji and any v;vnh, nf satin, aftd 'the uriachhsthmp t d wo.nl had flipped otit^d^SaUy's recol-- lecMotn- v • She did ii<»t allow hecself t<» lie heat • •ii. however, andVmnde an effort to re call the word : sp she .went into tin-' principal slinp./n Galway still thinking hal'd;! " '• "Wlrhl i.s-’t. tliyt ye/''all l ljo flivil ?" >hr axtfed “with- MS imt dlyil 'tin t' ye <a\ to him ?” * ,v- ; _ t * • - *"~ “Is -it Salatt you would ///mean ing?" ask.-d the .astonished draper The very wan.” said Sailv. delight Just as Good as Any. While Reginald Wright J^Suffman the writer and war co-rrespoiident, was Keep Yourself Fit You.can't* afford to be laid up with sore, aching kidneys in these days of ‘ igb-prices. some occupations bring. idney troubles; . almost anj work rnakcH -weak kidneys-worse. If you fed tir*/-1 all the time, ant)/uffer .with lams b;t< 1.', sharp painit, dizzy s{»ej.l», head- *ch«-r. and disordered kidney action, use Doan’s Kidney Pills, it may **Ve an attack of /rheumatism, ^ dropsy, ot Bright’s disease. Doan’s’hate helped thdusa/vl* back to health. - .: A North Carolina Case L. G. Joy<v, 23.". Lircl. ■£>, say St-: ft'uK. il t . SB vs: My bat* wa<< in' suef. bad do, •’ t ..r I coil,Id hardly T get 'round ajvl /1 .'wak , in iro-e.r.v - r.o matter what way i moved.' My--? id-’ ney* <<yero w va"t aiuLibc fe'f'rations [uss-d far too: often.; I Wad terrl- bjt/-4ie>iLlch‘ e - md In fart \v’as'"i'U i run ' do vn;. ,,I tihaiPy pdc.SQtne L an's Kidn*ry Tills and aft'V 1 l ad I taken them,' aj -si.ort • time, the . ndserv • in- my. tfai k left, in*v and my kidneys '-sv*W*7iuremjUieffed ('. ntinued use of Doan's entirely cured me/’ -c * ry Get Doan’s at Any Stora, 60c a Boa DOAN’S FOSTER-MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. 7 b.-s in the ttepmid. there is failure to use, - in town last-week^irm spcirt rntrch <tf -b^ff v ; ‘/Hf vi-'ll give-nic a' y.iTd.” We will win this war— s .« Nothing else really matters until we do ! _L_ The Flavor Lasts —r • (Ije gift^ which have been’ entrusted to tlibrfi. The first was 'failure to watch ;, ihe second wits failure to work. P.y talents is meant, the gifts Which God Iqis entrusted to his servants. It mav^ lie mitnrol i.nilmviiu'ins s[iecial entlne- ments oi* tlie Sfilrit, or it nmy^tie the gospel of Jesus Chrlst./A^ith refer ence to these talentfvdToted'-'- 1. Their,distribution (vv. 14, 15). (1 > A sovereign one. The servants helong/tp the Lord as well as the looney. C2) An intelligent one, Tlie ^nistrihutlop wns made on*the basis of dhe ability of each servant. The rea son one man received one talent was because the Lord knew - that he would be incapable of using,'two'or five. (3) - A purposeful one. The talents were given to be*traded with. They were not given for the servant’s iiwn use. but stock-in-trade for the enrichment his time in thejfmhy. of the Hotel Scv eiin talking^vith the-.gue.sts. * Recourse he'has spent inuch time op -Hj,e'westi'i ii battle front the wdtmwvtis In QtTest of Beauty. -—I'-'-tfof< »>iou;U—luuufitio 'iiiti-ii 'hay c novel tiii-Miods up itnpnCvliig and'jire- tbe uvu; I, toi.ic/WlieH-'-tme tnemlier of « ervin ^,Gic.i r g, M .d looks Oiio -hcautl- an Interested grmtp asked Mr. KnufT-^ f ^; a(>n , ss v , ; Vi lnv ^ Il( „. k mai) w hen the way would epd; he re-r piled:. - “I shall not <trtgtwt*p-you-tike 1 h<*ar«l (reneiii 1 Loch answer an American newspaper reporter one fuoniing. ThR w as an ambitious young chap w ho had not been in Pails long. < me. morning -luv-pupped ibis uui'sllon ill tin: general; ‘‘‘(leneral -Hoclu*--Hi your opinion, when is this war going to close?’' “ *1 reallv-.can’t say.’ tl and shit tilde rsTw e f«■ pal of fit ly > < ciiggy secured the desired j'oifruitless hy rtlb- hing thetofTemlibg parts with Cod-liver oil. 'Fifteen uiimites aUvIlv—tlie. JailjL, wiis pounded, with oil steeped fingers, ■the skin absorbing the grease under thf* persstent massage: After which V.ttrTi ,- ^rT!ll!;Vr V"/ • 7 r<i sV-", "■ c'a IC11T; if eft' Tii' ’hribg-ihi’ iiiiimIi's nf tliroat and chest GREAT SUCCESS plied,7*1 haven’t •this mornjng.’*”- ^ into ptyty. were regularly sustained. A general re-I p ;in ,, MLS doctor oliserved that cod-liver I oil feeds (1h> tlesli ,'w lien externally ap- i plied, and recommends Ids nicager.pa Della—What ■he? - Bridget Suit ii \ new s -42.t v:*' Str.ct. kind if a wo, mad if yez break a plecw - -if i UH It V Vel' wagtail The Idea. is 7 “The dog jou.seen sprnnifig around to catch ids tail is Il'ooverizing.” “1 Ii i\\ si i -—hJjyii't Yoti se.e tu* is trying to make tmi* !( fie)s, m,‘d * Man iirt'i^oses..woman d the rest of the wont I ‘say you so.” u “I t. hi California irrigates .’ eovi'i'ing “dd 1,104 acres: P.332 farms, SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY CLEANSES YOUR KIDNEYS For centuries GOLD MKDAL Hnarleru Oil has been a standard household remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and stomach trouble, and all diseases connected with the urinary organs. The kitlne>> and blad der are the most important organs of the body. They are the filters, the purifiers of ycur blood. If the poisons winch enter' your system through the blood and stom- h x ^re not entirely thrown out by the kidneyVand bladder, you afe doomed. WearinXr sleeplessness, nervousness, despondene\v\l>ackaebe. stomach trouble, headachp, pain\in loins and lower"abdo men. gall stonesXgravel, difficulty when urinating, cloudy and bloody urine, rheu matism, sciatica and nHnbago. all warn you to look after vour kurneva and bladder. All these .indicate some weakness of the kidneys or other organs or that the enemy microbes which are always prekimt in your rvste'm have attacked your weak spots. GOLD MKDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are what you need. y \ . Thev are not a “patent medi.-ine, ■ “new disooven .” For 2Q(L years nor < thev v have been a standard household remedy. They are the pure, original imported Haar lem Oil your •great grandmother used, and are perfectly harmless. The healing, sooth ing oil soaks into the cells and lining of the kidneys and through the bladder, driv-, ing out the poisonous germs. New life, fresh strength and health will come as you continue the treatment.. When complete ly restored to vour usual vigor, continue taking a capsule or two.each day; they will keep you in condition and prevent a re turn of the disease I>o not delay a impute. Delays are es pecially dangerous in kidney and bladder trouble. All druggists sell GOLD MKDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. They will refund the money if not as represented. GOLD MKDAL Haarlem 0)1 Capsules are im ported direct from the laboratories-in Hol land. They are prepared in correct quan tify and convenient form, are easy to-take- and' nre positively guaranteed to give' prompt relief. In three size.®, sealed pack ages. A«k for the original imported GOLD MKDAL. Acce;*f no substitutes.— A dv. of the niastor. 2. Employment of the talents (vv. In this employment nil the servnnts recognized that the talents did not he long to them. The two-talented man ut)d the flvc-talerited man put their talents to use. which resulted in a large increase. It is* always true that ♦ he right use of tnh’ijts increases them. The one-talented man hid his in thfe earth. The unmistakable sign, of flic one-talented man is that he is hiding his talent. .The two-talented and fivc- tnlenteiLmen are always busy. t 3. The accounting for the talents (vv. 10-30). ' (1) Its certainty. There Is a flay coming when thef.ord’s servants shall give an aeeourwt to him for the use they have mqd-' of their taleiits. (“) The time of. This is at the coming of the Lord. Those Xvho are using their tal ents will rejoice when the Lord comes that they may present unto him their talents with increase. But tlie one- talented man will have fear and dread against that day. (3)KThe Judgments announced. To the faithful there was reward. This reward' consisted of praise: "Well done;’’ promotion : “ruler over many things” and entrance “upon the joy of the Lord.” For the faithless one there was awful punishment which consisted of jeproach—“slothful;” be ing stripped and cast into outer dark ness. II. Characteristics of the Subjects of the Kingdom (Matt. 5:1-12). These beatitudes are connected with each other with the strictest order of logical sequence. T-h^y set forth the characteristics of those who are sub- j jects of the kingdom. They fall into three groups: four in the first, three in the second, and two in the third. — 1. Poverty of spirit (v. 3J. To he poor in spirit does not mean to he i without money, hut to come to the ; State 'of -Ohio CfUiiUy—sfl isked my cliaulTour —Indiana poli® Nows. City of. Toledo. Lucas Frank J. Cheney maTTf-s oath'thx-.T he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney A Co., doing business in the City of To- ledOf-Oouniy and State afor said, and that said flfrn will pay the sum of ONE. HCN- ; . have be«*n acnuired DRED DOl.Ultg for any case <tt Catarrh ! " I,s m 11 ‘ U,M " that ■ cannot ' he cured' Ivy the use of nionth s ’ time effort a i liangi HALL'S C A TAR ANK CHE N E y7 cringe improve w omlr,fully. Sworn to before me and stibs'-rlbed in this 6th day of December, ti'errts-trt test -tht 1 ^—fnnturtn. Mrrny- ladles learn stage danring heeatl>e the rnplTt’ TilfA riiH-hT S cif frrt ;i |1<T 'HiO'dV lighten the eomple^on. It is said that half an hour’s daily pmetii'y once the w ill. Jn six ; in .the my presence, A.-D. 188#. (Seal) A. XV Gleason, Notarv Public. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Is tak en Internally and nets through the Rlnod on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Druggists, 75c.' Testimonials free. ^ \ F. J. Cheney & Co<, Toledo, Ohio. It is trul> vvimdurful how ftth>'uint-_ , r s are to people that are of their business ing most -thin none It’s Up to the Farmerettes. If that old. game played with" the 1 red ears of corn at briskin' time has died oitt-pri Imps^4)c farmerettes will see that it is revived Newark News. I . Noumxfiien are tis ignorant of their opiaH/unit ies/tis an ' Austrhm soldier nf w haf lie is fighting, for.. : Commissioner of Mediation and Concil* • iation Board Tries F.ATON1C, the Wonderful Stomach Remedy, and Endorses It. . »■ > Judge William L Chs»- •. hers, who KATONIC s» \ a remedy lor Toss ul appe tite and ixvlig-estion. . Is a Commissioner ol the D. 8. • hoard of Mediation and Conciliation. It Is natural for him to ezpresa himsell in guarded language, ye# there is no hesitation in hla pronouncement regarding the value ot EATON 10. Writingfrom Washington. t>. 0.. to* the Eatonlc Kea* cdy Co., be saya. v “EATONIC promotes appehteabd , aids digestion. 1 have used it with beneficial rqeulte." Office workers and others who sit mach art tr.artyTs to dyspepsia, belching, bad breath, heartburn, poor appetite, bloat, and impair- t: tofgener.d health. Are you. youraell. » sufferer? KATONIC will relieve you )uat at surely as it has benefited Judge Chambers and thousands r.t others. Here’s the secret: KATONIO drr»«* the IB out of the body — apd the Bloat (Joe« With III If is guaranteed to tiring relief or you get yoof money backl Cost* only a cent or two a day *• use it. Get a box today from your druggist A good hard fall is often tlm result of trying to stand on one's dignity. Seeing iTu’t hulicving wlu-n can’t holiov.-NJiis own eyes. N 1 r- n man Heal Itching Skins With Cuticura All TaIcui c3ch freo of “OaMcnrm, D*pt E. r A * s'' *—* • \- i ^ Honest Advertising. THIS is a topic we all hear now-a-days because so many people are inclined to ex aggerate. Yet has any physician told you that we claimed unreasonable remedial properties for Fletcher’s Castoria? Just ask them. We won’t answer it ourselves,, we know what the answer ^vill he. » ■" —* —*'—. ......— . ’ That it has all the virtues to-day that was claimed for it m its early days is to be found in its increased use, the recommendation by prominent physicians, and our assurance that its standard will be maintained. Imitations are to be found in some stores and only because of the Castoria tnat Mr. Fletcher created. . But it is not the genuine Castoria that Mr. Fletcher Honestly advertised, Honestly placed before the public and from which he Honestly expects to receive his reward. The Strong Withstand the Heat of Summer Better Than the Weak N 7 Old people who are feeble and younger people who are weak, will be strengthened and enabled to go through the depressing heat of Summer by taking' Grove's • 7 "■ • ./ Taste/ess chill Tonic It purifies and enriches the blood and makes you Strong. You can soon feel Strengthening, Invigorating Effect - GROVE’S TASTELESS chill TONlb^s an ex- ceptionally good general strengthening tonic for pale, sickly children, for delicate Mothers, for Old Folks or any one of the family who has poor blood. It pleasant to take. Price 60c. Perfectly Harmless. _ Contains no Nux-Vomica or oiher Poisonous Drugs• W" Grovers chill Tonic Tablets You can now pet Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic in Tablet ^form as well as in Syrup, the kind you have always bought. The ~ Tablets are intended for those who prefer to swallow'a tablet rather than a syrup, and as a convenience for those who travel The tablets are called “GROVE’S chill TONIC TABLETS” and contain exactly the same, medicinal properties and produce ex actly the same results as Grove's^Tasteless chill Tonic which is put up in bottles. The price of either is 60c. ~enrl of self, to be' In a state of abso lute spiritual beggary, having no pow er to alter Ills eonilltlon or make him self better. \ ^ / ~‘V 2. A profound grief beeauae of tln- splritual bankruptcy (v*. -t). Tb mourning here is not because nf ternal cares, but a keen conscious^** of guilt before a holy God. 3. A bumble submission to God’s v i and obedience to his commands wit; out asking the, reason why (v. .>L T4e-.., - is the outgrowth of mourning for s; - Itual m^oivency. : — -- 4. An intense longing to'cbnf r p 1 the laws of the kingdom (v. 0). !: \- ing .EficeJvotl tlie righteousness _ < Ghrist as a free gift, every dcsir - <■' his soul is to be filled with -rigid oou ness. 5. Merciful (v. 7). At this Fta-v tL ■ subjects of the kingdom take on tb• character of the King. ' Christ v merciful; his followers will tie Id; ' wise. O'. Purity of heart (v. 8). This h“: t - j purity begins by having our h. ar*^ sprinkled from an evil conscience wt the blood of Christ, and Is malntaim hy living in fellowship with him. Tii"- who have pure hearts can see God r" erywhere. 7. Peacemakers (v. 9). Those v have been reconciled to God hy « V not onlv live in peace, hut diffuse pen c 8. buffering foe Christ’s sake (v in world hated- Christ and crucit- him.'XThose who live for him sha suffer phrseeution (IT Timothy 3:1!.' 9. SufTer/qmroach (v. 11). P tr c" suffering undeKfalse riiiirgcs. In s?v ease. we. shall, glhgv in ii because brings gn^it reward n —1 -—* r- \ Quote- the 1 Bible/ .. Sehnlars.-ffia w<ju>»>e^ .l/m-fey. In 1 stiulles.ihilt the hearts of milfiotw- quote the Bible at their (lafiy l ii, draw strength* from Jtfirtnsiiimrrr the meadows draw it froth (he l Conway. * ' . Net Contents 15Fluid Tract «—” ' ' Children Cry For 1 is i fee- rxr. ALCOHOL-3 PER CENT. i Avertable PreparationforAs -3 simil<it»n$UicFoed by Regulfij timi the Stomachs Infants . Children Thctvbj’ Promoting Cheerfulness andReslConlains i neither Opiam,Morphine nor Mineral, not Narcotic PwufJunSmd ,MxSr*ta JbeitUt Sattt AMUtSttd 3SS2£.«. HrmsZd CujfitiSajttr Yfairtfrmn Harm I ■^SXWWWT^ A - Ahenjfrtl Rcm ^ fo L.i IX)SS OF SLEEP ii resulting thercfromj5i®“*\ facsimile Sitnatnixof Int CEVIA -R COUPLE YORK Exacf Copy of Wrapper. Extracts from Letters by Grateful . . . . . r- : Parents to Chas. H. Fletcher. Mr®, John W, Perrick, of Lexington, S. C., sayai °My children cry for Caatoria, I could not do without it. J Mr. and Mra. J. A. Gaines, of Ripley, Tenn., nay i ‘'We enclose oif baby’s picture hoping it will induce pome poor tired mothers to give your Gaitoria a trial. We have used it since baby was two Weeks old.’* ’ Mrs. J. 6. Parman, of NashviJIe, Tenn., says: "The perfect health of jny baby ia due to your Castoria—the first and only medicine he has iaktaf\ He,ia never aatisfied with one dose, he always cries for more.’*,. / . ' ^ ~ . ‘ # ^ ^ * * Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson, of Stevens-Point^ Wis.^ say LVWhen our baby was two weeks oU,he cried so much we did everything'for him, then got some Castoria and he is now strong and fat. We' wpdld not be without it, and are very thankful to you." GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS BEARS the • _ ■* ;• • Signature L. of TMt CI^NTAUn COMPANY, NBW VoMK CITY • i. *ri