Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, October 10, 1918, Image 3
Was Told He Couldn't
apsss
Christ’s Method
Live Six Months
t Doan’s Brought Mr
Clayton Health and
of Reform
tBy REV. P. B FIXZ\VATI-;u. D. D..
/Teacher of Kmf-iifch BibUtf n^Le- Moc<Jy
Bible Institute tit (Jlutago.) ’’ ’ ...
(Copyright,- 19M, Western Newspaper
I’mon >
By .REV.-Lr W, GOSNELL
Assistant Desn, Moody Bible
Institute. Chicago
N. Pwoud St
C, T. Clayton
Woodbury, N, J., says: ' “I bad
:«hrmit the vroT'L eit'se of: kidney
complaint p, man could have. My
Jlsidntn.s in terrible shape, -L
had ..sharp, knifeiike pains, in the
; 'gWjpyy- small Ol' m.V biHv,
’■ x**’ ami my back often
f n g&vb out entirely/ I
jfl 1 couldn’t stoop to lace
tV* ft mv shoos. For two
-i- ni -years - 'I wits - in—this
A\T3y/ helpless 'condition and
yifyA. didn.'t do t a tap_..of
m A work and .no one
' thought' I would over
M - be a We to work a? aim
Kr. Clayton l Jut;( ,. ft -f w.-m told 1
couldn't live six • months, liiit for
tunately I began Tisiuj; Doan's
KidimF PilbC They--made rue feel
better from the iirst and after tak
ing several boxes, I had better
sfruj-ejl) and lit alth than ever be
fore;"' I .think DbiTTi.’s are - worth
their weight in goUh and 1 recom
mend them Whenever I' hear .any
one complaining of their kidneys/’
“ * <* ’ «
Get Do*n*« at Any Store, 60c a Bo* -
DOAN’S “p.VLV
FOSTER-VII-BURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.
LESSON FOR OCTOBER 13
•TEXT—F beseech thee for-my son Ohe
Binius.-Philemon 10. 1
ABRAM’S GENEROUS TREATMENT:
OF LOT.
The epistle of I’hilenuya was written
under most interesting circumsianees.
its recipient, a
, ' gentleman living
COC.4+K-N-
rAch >*aj ,yofu urii t ife nose of five
dt’f.p* Had is {.!e : --in- ire! n>v to take.
They . w ;.!• f e kb ; > ■/ .-vc-t lywe stiffen* 1
joints tli:! b.uT-yel:e, e.K<nm\t1*Tri lnrrj-
pft'go. smtir-i, gill ‘tones; gravel, “brick
oast." etc; Tout-ln'isifV : ptonU*tly refund
ed if M e\ do rv.t rebet; v'" i Hut tc -ure
♦ g> t the genumeCiOr,!) MEDAL bhand.
In I oxi-s, three.‘i.?es, Ady.
tinufs-. and a brother is born b r adver
sity. I'rViW-Tbs 17:17,
DEVOTIONAL READING—Homans t>
12-21.
A DDITTON A L MATKttl A !. >’.(>*
TEACHERS—Genesis 12:W-'14; 24/ 18:1-0
D:29.
Yes, Indeed
‘Adit women queer/' writes Tar-
bu< kle, with ihoje fi-ehi g than ortgi-
ftaiil'y/ "My wife said, tileother day,
•pti. dear. T wish uv hoi l^g, bnejy.
hoTis. ;
“ ‘W-ba-t-fef y 1 sap!, .fust to humor
was imprisoned, and was led to faith
in Ghrist. Jle endeared himself-to the
ftp«*/tle by ministering..po hfttV in .bis
bonds, u service I'nr.whh ii hi - training
as a slave peiAiib-. iv It;. • d till so Yet
sufficient .to
failed. Id 11
went «.>M t• *’ J-
tton, where
t, kt‘ Otlk . o'\
ru-tids
Clear Your Skin
filing. cuiue u lnorv Ibnrt—felt Ik
Willi Culicura
sluuibl send him back to- hi-
( Miris'tiati Philemon, But 1
Ointment 2.7 & 50, I .i
Ir.s-hnnrD the teTTrrwirh \vtiNTr%4Tt+ir
cum -a
’ world lias become familiar, in order to
j- Insure him' a .1,dully ret ptioh as u
——Christian brother, in spite of his p>.st
tief-t-'TiMto*. 1 - Km-sttHis said of this let*
na tec. ‘('ieero never wrote with greater
jut’ rlot|ueiice."'aTid ltqnan declared that it
an is “a small but true master).;. . .. of the
<>r . art of,letter wanting.”
Dept. E, Bolton
We will win this war—
. * ♦ ’ * ■* t \ /
Nothing else really matters until we do l
SKIN ERUPTIONS CN THE FACE
more or 1
'.sightly .4:ml mar the appearance’
!iv a woman v^iose fate would
d-mytse atMa*-fr;- Tb»*re is Ut
w4Hfn
he. :■ fur this.. Just get a boj. of Tet-
tet :te r.inl use it regularly and v»U v%Ul
I .
F -.: prised ]hiw ‘quickly pimples,
blotches, itchy patches etc..' ♦lisjippettf.
irr.d how‘soft and clear th« shin be
comes. Nothin?? better for eczenui and
other Akiti Roubles thau Tetterine.
s.-l ! bY druexists or inailed for 00c by
SiHjptrlne < o., tfavat.uait. Ua. Adv.
gin life-over tom, llus 1
! iem a ws s a - spirit tin It \
though, he became rU'h'.tlimv
of ri. lii-.s is iv sigtKtb.t' a
fellowship wit!' (fed.
11. Abram and Let Sepa'
11). ,-r
The goods of V.'.ih ‘Abi’.-tt
In appealing to l’hi.letnon on b
um-simUs, hut coniine oursy-lv*
terms u'sed by 1 the iipostle in .»
of the slave whtuti he is send it
It will help u^i to Rppr< da
terms if \ve rwmind ourselves that, in
Paul’s day. Tjaves^Were looked on as
“tilings" rather than tiielt, Wealthy
men'sutAetiiues owned :is many as* HV
IHHTdr L’OJKKi, and a emudf of hundred
lb a family was common. In tin- ti-me
of Augustus duo slffv. s were put to
dcaWi because tbclr lii.Ult r Jim! been
murdered, presumably by um of Ttrenr.
home
A Particular G ant.
he. giant live- in the basement of
ft: ■ i, in,' m cording to the
y of tliX^i. older brothers.__\t. anl 1
the !itt>H four-.vt :ir-o!d tnaidmi
-i. I TiTyl I.i ^ P'.'HV l, , !,. re 1 |n||r. sit
7 Abe’s' not i.frMil • < f him. then
The Flavor Lasts
Lots of men spend hiiLf their trim
cinuplaitdng of life’s 1 m-v iTY. hndT tie
otherdialf ih'try fug to kill time>s
sum Paul uses, “My son. One-tic: s
whom I have begotten in my le-uisf 0
lie calLs.the thief his son ! Ag-till be
refers to him as “mv verj he:irt’ ! (v.
Ill H. \.) and says, “If thou couht me
t'u-reftirc a partm-r, receive him as my-
MP (v. 17). Anything which, cduld
make a. Jiiharis'ee'taik so about n-wwe
is certainly weflhy V>T eoiTshTeratiofi
and the wonder of it is increased as
w.- rc.-atJ'Tliat Paul wasut Roman citi
zen also, : .
Agtijn. as if punning on Ones, mu s’
name, he says that lie was in time
past “to thee unprofitable, but\ now
profitable to thee and to nje/’ What
was this power that had taken Onesi-
mus out of the refuse heap ef society
and made him useful to al! to whom
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Fttrly Jersey and Ciurleklon T iketidd, Buo-
.'<-“iou a fat Flat.Dutch. By exproaa. 500,
*1.25; 1,000, 12,00; 5,000 at *1.75, 10,000 up
in *1 50,it. o/b. here. Parcel poat, prepaid,
'i«i, lg»c ; • 1,UK). I2..70. Wholesale and retalL.
D. P. JAMISON; Summerville. S. C.
through si t
chosen of t;
folly and o;
emjsmy of l!
■flTlJrA IC W'cmen as well as men
”* ,lv -e ;i t.' made mfsyrabla by
’’1 '/A kidney and -Wadder trnu-
A ^ blc Thouannus recnni-
RT A nu ad -I >r. K 1 1 rn «• r ’ s
DLAMD FwaSip-Uoi.t, 11.- great
kidney medicine. At drijKgl.sts In large
and medium size bottles. Ybii may re
ceive a sample size by i'arcel Post, also
pamphlet lJuIng al»mit It. Address l)r.
Kllrtn r •& s 4/o., Ringhamton, N. V., and
enclose ten cents, also mention this paper.
t hurt at all an.J costs
a few o -Ts
Pimply Rashy Skins
Qnlclily soothed tin 1 hostler] by Cuti-
cura often when nil else foils. The
Soap to cleanse and purify, the Oint
ment to soothe and heal. For free
samples address, “Cutfcurn, Dept. X,
Boston,” At druggists and by nmlL
fenp L'5, Ointment LT> and f.0.—Adv.
dwelt th* > ui-tfre btm1” fv. 7]
bad'enough f.-r flo.d’s «-lifl<’r> n -. ■
rel. but to do so in »!u* pr* .* ■ •
world.which <b gists tb. rein -
to sin. Abrttrti’s bel'm'v' <r i~ :• I
ample of tin* art r.f liv" - ‘
peuretsbly. ,'l lte. dicf::l
was relieved by a getiorou-
frons Abram, Lot v,-is all
choice.• S< tuira’i.-n is somet’
es'-ary. Though he owed till to AI
his Selfish heart caused him to ;
PARKERS
Ju-’ drop a .’little Frer zoge
: by •’uiTr, sti'dautiy ft steps
11 you lift tb>- corn off with
Truly! No humbug!
HAIff BALSAM
A toil't |ir>i«rtiiofi of mrrlg'
Bim to eradl<-«te daiulntS. j
For Restoring Color mod
Baa utz to Gray or Faded Hoar.
6A.. SP-111.00 «t r>rug*1st«.
W. N. U.. CHARLOTTE, NO. 40-1918
Something of the Sort
He—“He has the "armarl-
great musician.” Sisc “Are
sirjnTts- marked on the cars?”
5 ou cats prevent this loathsome disease from running
through your stable.and cure all the colt» Buffering- with
It wht n you begin, ttig,treatment. No matter how young.
M’OIIN’S is safe to use on any colt. It Is wonderful how
it prevents all distempers, no matter how-colts or horse®
at^any age are “exposed.” All good druggist* and turf
goods houses and manufacturers sell SPOII.VS at 60 cent*
and $1.16 a bottle. $5.50'andTll.OO a dozen.
8POIl.\ MEDICAL CO., Goahen, Ind., U. S. A.
trn was rolatcrl? TniTntre yntd, “t’hTT*
osophy does not concern itsi-lf with
coiuiuon minds. We have never ttmfcr-
taken to enlighten cobblers and ihttid-
Kervants. We leave that to apostles.”
When Baby i* Teething
G ROY M'S BABV HOW IIL MHU1CINB will correct
th« Stomach and Howel tnrohle*. 1’erfectly bartn-
leks. See diri-cltons on the bottle.
his stay in Egypt was rimum-
Perhaps he rimse the plains
Jordan beeau?e of their r<
to Egypt. (Tile cannot go itM
without boittg afT*< trd by it. j
a fatal choice for Lot. Tb -
actuating him was worldly ad
Though he for awhile pros;
was :m ex] en -in* Um?ertakitv«»
Lot with all bis goods was ti+k-
when’ the confederate ; Kiz../
against S.>*i* . 44o is tin rs-
okly'n, N. Y., has L'O "Anti-Yeltovv
clubs pledged to stop .war liars.
SOLO FOR 00 YEARS
For MALARIA.
CHILLS and
FEVER
Also a Pina General
Strengthening Tonic.
Granulated Eyellda. Ftlei, Icfamed Eye*
relieved over night by Roman Eye Balaam;
One trial prove* It* merit. Adv.
yRilvation to every one who believes.
q >Ye wonder what Voltaire 'could huye
ii'-. done for Onesimus, or to come to inod-
ift ern times, for John B. (lough? (inugh
id \mee lay in the gutter, drunk, with the
n. noonday suit pouring down «»it his face,
be A good woman passed by and itiVom-
I s - lUAssion throw her htHMlkerclilcf over
his bloated face to prist* ct it. AYiten
.-he awoke lie found,the dainty ljand-
■ kercltief and was greatly lmne.d. ^aid
lit-, "I am deep en<ni-!j down, Mod
'■ knows, but some one hits thought t ie
' r .worth pitying, .and if tarn wurth pily-
r V- ing, I am ynirth saving.” rt whs Ttin
t u turning point in his life, and. that lie
became “profitable” needs no demob*
v strytion. *
''** Finally Paul bids Philemon receive
, this man, “not now us a MTvant. but.
■ above, a servant, a brother'beloved,
’ specially- to- me, but how’much more
~ ' unto thee, both In the llesli and in the
■ v * Lord.” 1 As one has put it, “In’ the lb ’-it
Philemon had the brother for his
slave; in tin* Lord Philemon bad the
slave for his brother/’ We need not
» * urge that a. po*pol wiiirlutmde muster
ghov k s tastblwsh chin i\»Nit; giy,. n ri-jtuiuriy and Rktve brethren sounded the death
for two or thr<w will-cnrlcb the blood, im- , ,, , , *
prove the di^rstiun, and aot as a (k-m-rat Strength- knell Of Slavery.
Try r r* ’CTione!” Your druggist
tiny bottle fel* a few cents; Mltlie
rlrl your feet *>t' *w* y’hard eor
corn, or corn b- tween the io»*
callus- viMpnit one parti. ;. <>
Foi >" >e - t-r ; i J is (; < •; i. i'r. ez. ,n -
If .you want' to get i
i to bed without, tin
one saved ; I : by fi--.. -(I i ’o-
He .set' bis a *'*'<-•-t iop-f upon
things, ami tin- time came v
had to sepjip: :*‘ mi 11 - - -1 n. T'b
and it' lusts' p.is- a.wa\. -
doeth thv- .will.nf God :»1 * - 1 . •!,
(I..J- hn 2 :1~-!T). Lot v.a> •
corrupt : ho was a n an
lip’ World to g- * live bettor
ui*. I s’ m. ...and bis i
hildren C
.CUk-AX
Net Contents 15 Fluid Draoi
Paul
on d better Lot
first woman.' ‘
o. gp to FraJi'S'/
•in. Hodbnij.ho, >amply «-n*.
t'dn."*s. fop';jig to es<;.
Puter 2:fis).
, III. Abram Delivers
Ui'*,
ngain
gav< i
< ’ros
join 11
_ Though I ot’s Lorlfde w s pu
of hi's_s(>liish ( Uoiee, Ab.ram’s
P.V of sopFU'Vpressed 'itself, in
armskLo d>-liver, him" from, ij <
>>r. This, was been use .Abra *i
wn v
TTieretry Promoting Diiie5liof
krhts for the right.
While Lot suffered frpm b:
ejmice, Ai r.mu visas' greatly pi.-’-'<
He grew. !•;.'ll 1 tftrtniTTiTjrnfiTITgsi
8t tin- sat timfnte vGis*.>ricl) to-
God. It weremuch bett/ r toTiav.
and a poor piece of land, titan ;
piece 3f land without God, '■Wine
soul of improvement is tin* improve- was involved m the ruin M U "
moot of the soul." Woifid that we choice Abram had the power*W-d
might learn from'the story pf Ones!- him. Abrams whole life shows
mu^ this tfuth, which ul! the Christian Lose who make obedience to Cm'
centuries illustrate. 'Om history of t the ne* <1. d 'vorldly gain (I K
missions'!n Greenland Is a typical one. , ; o-13'; Ma.fth* , wT>;h3).
What is CASTORIA
Cheerfulness and Resltanta^
neither Opium, >'orphinC^
Mineral. Not
AW/^ nnx,Wr UitUnTMR
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is jts guarantee.
For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the
relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea;
allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and T>y regulating the
Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving
healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The
Mother’s Friend.
'rxhnusfc<t”Titl the rncnti
H'urm Stmi f
ClariMSapr
A helpful ftcfn
<-i*ntmunlly making
must be u-. Ti:ifiir-ll
GENUINE/CASTORIA ALWAYS
... • —- J. ,,
Bears the Signature of _ *-
-Dr 1 ltj'h "L'r*d. Shat”, is not 4 '*}■'•
ien*e" or "s>ru{>,’Vbut a r.a! old-fa*'r.io*vd
<o**> of--iwn!i."lr:.-- TtTT'Th iT-nn* out Wort/s
or Tapcworn. "with u
Scripture ( Pf cetr
sin^l.- dost*
If YOU!*-]iff’’ 1- ;l tdiUfi: tilt it nllt v tld
hiiv*» i" '-’n u ’ . ■
toMTA'Ct
• A Wholesome, Cleansing,
t iill m Rtlrcsbing and Healing
* lotion—^MurineforRed-
■C 1 _ ' __ __ ness, Soreness, Granula-
I i Mi fT ^ tion. Itching and Burning
^^^ of the Eyes of Eyelids;
“2 Drops” After the Movies. Motoring or Golf
will win your confldencr. Ask Your DnigRigt
fnr Murine when your Eyas Need C*re. . H U
Murine Eyo Remedy Co., CblctfO
YOHK
flowing eyes and irresistible putW-no
tell his eountrymjeh-the stgry t>( the
Cross. He does most for .social reform
who plant* most deeply the Spirit of
Christ. - ;
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