Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, May 29, 1919, Image 6
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CA10UHJ
NOTICE
Calomel Loses You a Day's Work!
Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead
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Head my guarantee! If biHous, constipated or head-
TO THE PUBLIC
(By REV. p. b: fitzwater. d: d..
Teacher of E’nifllah Hlbl* in tha Moody
Blbla IoatUut* of Chicago.)
(Copyright. 1810, by W«item Newapaper Colon I
By RE\fe J. H. RALSTON, D. D.
Secretary of Corraapondcnca Department
Moody Blbla Institute. Chicago
achy you need not take nasty, sickening* danger
ous calomel to get straightened up.
To those of us who/ wish to promote \
Southern prosperity: ^ # '•
. Every time you use GOLD DllST f
you put money into Southern pockets*
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GOLD DUST is made solely from::
that great product of the South—Cotton
Seed Oil.
LESSON FOR JUNE 1
IK XT—For t tie grace of God tlutt
brlngetli snl\ alien hath appeared to all
mm, teaching im thati -denying ungodli
ness and worldJy lustg, w« should five
soberly, righteously r . aod podly. In this
prisSTTT world; looking for Chat blessed
hope, and the glorious 'appearing of (ha
gr»-Ht God and our Saviour Jesus Christ
—Titus 2:11-13. • ' . ,
Every druggist in towh—your drug-
glnt and everybody's druggls^ has no
ticed a great falling off In the sale of
Calomel. They all give the same rea
son. Dodson’s Liver Tone Is talcing
tta place.
“Calomel is dangerous and people
know it, while Dodson’s Liver Tone Is
perfectly safe and gives better re-
•olts,” said a prominent local druggist.
Dodson’s Liver Tone^-Ia- personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
•ells it. A rarge bottle doesn’t cost
very much, but If it fails to give easy
relief in every case of liver sluggish
ness and constlpation,~you huve only
to ask for your money back. .
Dodson’s Liver Tone is a (lagfesant-
tasting, purely vegetable remedy,
harmless to both children and adults.
Take a spoonful at night an wake up
feeling ,flne; n« biliousness, ick head-
ache, acid stomach or constipated
bowels. It doesn’t gripe or cause in
convenience all the nert day like vio
lent calomel: Take n dose of calomel
*Today and -tomorrow yon will feel
weak,’ sick and nauseated. Don’t lose
a day’s work! Take Dodson’s Liver
Tone Instead and feel fine, full of
FAITH, WHAT IT IS AND WHAT
* IT DOES.
1.K8SON TWXTS-Hebrew* 11:1-40; 11:
1. 2.; T ' ' I
GOLDEN TEXT-Y* Setl^vvin God. be-
llevf also in ine.—John 14:1.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL—Matt. »:5-
13; Mark 2:1-12; Rom. 1:10-17. 3:21-30; »:f;
1 John 6:4. * V ‘
^PRIMARY TOPlC-Htory of a Man Who
finds h i iiL-s.e 1 f.
GOLD DUST has never been made
;■■“*> - * ■ t __ ' — • ~ r *
from anything else but Cotton Seed Oil.
For thirty-nine years GOLD DUST
has drawn outside money to the South
by distributing its products to the four
quarters of the Globe.
The excellence of GOLD DUST for
the following purposes is well known:
Betieveri in Jesus. (John 9:1-38.)
JUNIOR TOPIC—Hero*s of l alth.
INTERMEDIATE TOPIC-The . Victory
of Fuith
fcENIOR AND ADULT TOPJ.C—The
Pla< e of Faith in -Religious IJfa.
, for Puid’s dny.for
WashingtowVrtirf;
• Is good for the
twentieth century,
and there need
. log of a sirp from
fifgWj -elf.
wl,. It vmmiJS SsA
- * as to how to act
costs nothing, it is altogether of.grace,
or favor. Jf it were riot for this grace,
oftentimes greatly abused, hiiii^n af
fairs would immediately collapse, but
God's hand Is stretched out still, and
In H Abrew*, chapters 1-10 the
grounds of faith are clearly set forth.
In this lesson its nature and glorious
triumphs, are displayed.
I. The Nature of Fa th (11:1-3).
1. Faith Is the eye of the soul, en
abling It to see the Invisible (v. 1).
It Is not merely' Intellectual assent to
that which commends Itself as being
reasonable* hut It Is the soul’s attitude
jHNfird God.
2. Faith seizes the things of the
future and lives and walks in their,
jmwer In the present (v. 1).
S. It enabled the “elders” to ohtuin
a g(ws| report (v. 2). It made God’s
promises so living and real to them
that It became the dominant force in
their lives.
4. Faith enables us to understand
how the worlds wefe made (v. 3). No
man was present when God made the
worlds, so the foundation for our
lfnow|«*dgf* 1*- t)ie Word of G<»<]. The
' one who has faith wholly believes
In all cams of
Distemper, Pinkeye, Influ
•nze. Colds, etc.- —
of nil horses, brood mares, colts.
, stallions, la to
ATI c-a n m g b a t a
rooms. ‘
lor airscrubbing.
Cleaning glass of
all kinds.
Purifying ice-boxes,
drain pipes, etc.’
On their tongue or In the feed put
•pohn'e Liquid Compoand. Give the
remedy to all of them. It acts on the
blood and glands. It routs the disease*
by expelling the disease germs It wards!
off the trouble no matter how they are!
‘^exposed.” Absolutely free from any*]
thing injurious. A child can safely take
R. Sold by druggists, harness dealers,
•r sent express paid by the nunu-
tactu re ra Special Ageata Wanted. I *
brooms
SP0HN MEDICAL CO
GOSHEN, IND., U. S. A.
GOLD DUST, together with FAIRY
SOAP, COTTOLENF and many other
< m C + •
household specialties, is made by The
N. K. Fairbank Co., a subsidiary ot
Faith (11 :4 .’W)
antediluvian saints
iresentatIvt* of this
arc pointed mil:
wlm displayed his
worship. !!*■ tiMik his
n,n‘*r and «>f-
thereby show*
looked forward to I'hrisf’s
1. which Is substitutionary—
(h) Enoch. who dla-
fnlth jti his walk in f**l-
(v. 7>T (c) \<»nh.
I loyal to God in a
apostasy and wffck-
(a) Abel (v. 4)
fnlth In his
place before God as a
fered n bloody snerifi
lug that he
atonemen
it life for a life
plnyed his
hiwship with Gim
who by faith sto<
time, of universal
nedness (v. 7).
stupendous and difficult one. He t*xe- j
cuted It In the face of many u snAer
and taunt, hut his faith carried him
through, securing salvation for him
self and his family.
2. Faith of the Hebrew saints (vv.
*38). (n) Abraham (vv-8-10. 17-J9). |
Ahrnhntn vyent out not knowing
whither he went, hut he knew that j
the Lord had spoken ami tjiat was j
enough. By faith ho offered up Isaac,
believing that God was able to rah*
hint up frntn the dead and fulfill hi*
promise that in Isaac the promised
seed should obtain, (b) Sarah through *
faith received strength to conceive j
t seed when she was old. rmmihig film .
faithful who ( had promised (w. 11. 12). i
(c) Jacob by faith pronounced a 1
prophecy concerning Joseph's sons
(v. 21). By fattlr he penetrated ‘ the ;
unseen and pronounced destinies
which should he experience.! by -them !
both, (d) Joseph by faith foresaw
the entrance of his people into the j
promised land and mnde them swear |
to carry his tames there frrr burial, 1
Tor even his body must not be left j
behind in the land >of Judgment and j
death (v. 22). <e) Moses (vv. 23 28). [
Faith fn the hearts of his parents j
caused them to disregard the king’s
decree. Faith caused hjm to turn his
hack upon the honors of Egypt and [
identify himself with h s enslaved
brethren. -
III. Faith’s Grand Exemplar *(12: i
two divisions—prohibition, or negation,
and then positive obedience, or action.
However men may -object to prohd*i
trims, they remain as facts* in all laws.
Man find-* that there are many things
that he must not do; he must, deny
ungodliness and desire* that **neroaeh
on the rights-of others. A man duly
needs to hwik about him to *.•«, ungodll
ness, practically of all kinds, and lie
must decline to enter Into if. I’rohuhty
this is m»t very difficult for those who
read this sermon, but the most secure.
Iti moral life, need to he careful, for
Peter fell from the position of primacy
anfong the apostles to the position of a
common laughing stock and liar.
There is no “tio man’s land" between
the prohibitions and posiiive Injunc
tions. If a man reuses to do wrong, he
must immediately hejpn to do rlgln,
he must study the practii*e of solirietv.
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL
COMPANY
MILLS or TMCIAMCRICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY
Augu*tx . . .Gi. Grefnvil'e.S C. Montgomery, A!». M*frfph.». % . Tenn. Fprt Smith, Ark
Henderson . N-C. Atlanta . . . Ga. Clarkidxle. M:*». Trenton . . , Tenn. Fine 1 Bluff , Ark
Raleigh'. . . N C. Macon. . . . Ga. Jackson . . Mm. Gretna La. Bunkie . . . .La
Wilmington, N C. Huntjville .Ala. Meriden- • Mo*. N. Little Rock, Ark. Monroe . ..!<
Columbia , . SC. Mobile «« .Ala. Jackaon . .Tenn. England . . . .Ark. Shreveport .La
The founders of The American Cotton Oil Company origi
nated Cotton Seed'Oil. The Company took Cotton Seed, for
merly a waste product, anc^ made Cotton Seed Oil, Cake anc
Meal, Hulls and Linters. This opened up for the South ;
new source of wealth, which today brings annually to the Soutl
over five hundred millions of dollars.
Constipated Children Gladly
,. 4 • ‘ 4
California Syrup of
For the Liver and Bowe.s
Tell your Jru.^ist you want genuine
"California Syrup of .FigL” Full directions
and dose for babies and children of all ages
who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tcfn'gue-
coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on
the bottle. Look for the name "California"
and’ accept no other^ "Fig Syrup,”
i|lr*“rf divine government on 111
fhl>< I* th»* best guarantee of,
neuey of pence Condition-*. N
Guaranteed to dostrof potato bugs without tall
and without Injury to vln«. One or two applications
usually sufficient to save the entire crop. Kaaily
*7 applied. *
llslat open Stoneeypher's Irish Potato Buy
Killsr. At drugeiata »nd general stores. !f„your .
dealer Will not supolv von. w»- will tend you
four 35c cana. postpaid, for $1 *>0
Try It on rtioum er atu.ish. cantaloupe and
Moaey baek If sot aatieAed : ^BLA2)M
tomato planta.
Itetimto Owe id Cheekcsl Co . WotfinNiler, I C.
SOU) FOR Off YEARS
For MALARIA,
CHILLS and
FEVER
Alao a Fino General
Strengthening Tonic.
* Between DudeiT*
"I Kny, old iVUuw, let go slouttlng
oh. vvhut?" *”
"Nothin’ in It. old chap. Wt
shoiildn’i bog miyihlng hut our trou
sers, y’ know.’’
• What U Sprln* I>»«r"
(t le elmply low Vitality, a lack of Energy
eaaeed by (ir.purltiee In the blood.--•URUYiS'd
TAHTKI.ESS chill TO.N‘lC r^etorcs Vita It y
U4 Energy by Purifying and Enriching the
Stood You can soon .ttia Strength'-alngx}
tovigoratuig Effect Price SOc.
LADIES* CAN WEAR SHOES
One size smaller and shoes- last longer
after using Allen’s Foot--Rase, the anU-
septle powder for the feet. Shaken Into
the shoes ar.d sprinkled In the foot-bath.
Allen's Foot Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy, Rives insjant relief to
corns and bunions, prevents Blisters. Cal-
Ipua *nd Sore S,wts Sold every where.—Ad.
PREPARE FOR A LARGER SALARY
The child nlways looks forward to
the time when ht» will bp a grmvn-up;
the yotmg man looks to tho time wheu
hp mn take his father’s business or
profession, and the mature man. If he
Is not willing to be considered a worn-
..JlUf.- horse, ./only fit to die. looks he-
„yond this life. .. -f
The secret of success is cotlffraney ta
pun»‘>t>c
In times of lVace prepare for a better Job at a larger salary. Modfrn business •
I IBM demands trained men and women experts. The better the training the larger 4
1J your salary will be Today our graduate's are In the front runkjt of modern •
business. Knroll with thlg wellk
equipped business college, and help to
make your future success secure. Handsome cata
logue mailed on request. You can enter any ti.ne
School open all summer.
f’hrlst taking upon himself human
nntnrc and passing through tlic frial>i
of life to. a trlunlphlinf g»>nl Is the
supreme example for tts Those who
fix their eyes upon him will (1) lay
aside every weight. To run with jftje-
cess all burdens, must he' cast off.
Tilings which may not lie sinful in
fhonisnlves, if they Impede ’ our
progress must )>e4»l4 «Jsf4e — (2) l^ny'
aside the Shi whlcti doth
When you have decided ta get rtd ot
wwrma or Tapeworm, uae “Dead Sho
fWwry'a Vermifuge One doe« wtll
tAeau. Adv
expel
Raleigh. N. C. end Charlotte, N. C. ■
There Is, no hightvay to honesty
"*Fvcn those who.have Immortality In
ndrift are flulejtened by th'tt hope, hut
here tlie hope Is defined—fhe hope of
the glorious a imparl ng-_of -the grea t-
(tod and our/Saviour.
Is that striteine'Vt merely a rhetorical
npiicnl to the Inutginnfion or. figura
tive? As men and things are falling us
all the time, and some of the wisest
men an* saying that the whole social
wor^tF+s—rt+totrt—to'-grr'Tp pieces unless
one.'little thing happens—4be /ceding
of the starving peoples of Knrope—Is
It not fine to have something that man
Love, even as a won! only, must not ninnage?
stand alone. If Is one of the great Jesus t. as God, with his In-
monosyllables of our groat language : finite p*<v ... .' ill gloriously appear on
—Love, It is the Invisible gravita- ‘hi.s •*;n ih, titnl the arch-enemy-of the
tlon of life. AVJth irs invisildc cords, ;*nco. Srtan, will he hound, anti's reign
THICK, SWOLLEN GLANDS
easily
beset us. (3) Hun with pntience th»>
rnce set before us. (4) T.ooking unto
.Tesus, Our evt^s must l*f* 'st.-adfastlv
tlxe<1~ upon hini. Having him ns our
example w e will endure the cross. To
follow JcsTTs tnetins suffering -and
ELIXIR BABEK A GOOD TONIC
- And Driven Malaria Out »r (he Syntera.
"Your ‘Rahrk 1 acts like maple; I have giv**n
It to numerous people In my parish who were
suffering* with chills, malaria and fever. T rec
ommend it to tlio»» T.ho are sufferers anil In
need of ,i good tonic.”—Rev. S. Szymanowski,
St. Stephen’s Church, Perth Ambov, N. J.
lillxlr Kabek, 50 cents, «ll druggiKts or by
Parcel Post, prepaid, from K.ociewaki A Co.,
.Washington, D. C.
also other Bunches or Swellings. No*fc!ister,
no hair gone, and horse kept at’work. Eco
nomical—onH a feW drops required at ^.appli
cation. 50 per bottle delivered.. Book 3 B frae.
AflSORBiNE, JR., the antiseptic liniment for man
kind, reduces Cysts, Wens, .Painful, Swollen
Veins and Ulcers. $1.25 a bottle at dealers or
delivered. Book‘‘Evidence’’ free.
W.F.Y0UNG, P. 0. F..310TomploSt.. Ssrlnofleld. Mast.
Love as a Word
.« False Accusation.
^ N
“That fellow is n bolshc.vist in
guise.” “Nonsense; v holvlic-vist fi
disguises- He ridvcrtiscs.”
viewless hut potent., it ilr.-iw- henrts of rigltterMisness he Inutigumted. and
BLAUDS MASs IS IRON, .
CASCARA IS LAXATIVE
NUX VOMICA IS TONIC
These, .with other--valuable ingredl-
* jtS, enter^jnto -ffhc comnosition of
I’urco Kncrget-s, the energy tablet
for weak, nervous, run-down people.
They are wonderfully active—a few
doses tell the story. Fifty Cents buy*
a box of 40 of th«*se vvouderftfl tablets,
by mail or from ytjur druggist..
Roman Eye Balsam is an antiseptic -clnt
♦ nt, appli. d «-xtrrnai;y and not a ' w..sV
heals the inflamed surfacs'. prbvi'ulr.s
ompt relief Adv. • 4
them together in an* 1 n• 1 i
bus today hut»is qnestlonerl. and these
hopes arc many; hut when the hope of
Hip war Id rests on the Infallible Word
of ^tod, indeed on God himself,' uTJTn
caii sneak and act with ahs.Jjjte,,edn
(Menem If the coming nf'the g;eat
God whs the ftinie t«V\n!I people, we
might not urge the Importance ot this
rext. hut to nnlv those xxho denv un-
m • __ •
godliness and worldly desires, ami seek
sybr-Cfr. righteousness *nd ro»Hine*a
will the Messltigs fp*m that cotnlng be
sex’iiie*!/ Those not thus described will
b*» rNtftl hv-« deist ruction, «ith whicli
rtie destruction of the iteoplea no earA
The Wonder of It!
“Lord, when I look on mv own life
It .seeJtis thou hast fed me (so care?
fully, ~*o. tenderly, that thou canst
have Attended .to no one else. Hut.
'when I see how w.omlerf^iy; thou
hast led the world, 'and are leirtling
It, I am amnzetl that thou hast had
I Wkalesme, C!eiashi9,
Rclreshiif aatf Ueallef
Letlaa—Murine for Red
ness. Soreness, Granula
tion, Itching and Burning
of the Eyes or Eyelids;
Till Paramount Drug Co., Wa'slugton. D*. C.
- :-.... $4
Your
ilt.UWI m. Ijiim); >t*>ck rtnchr.vsrkibk vest.
nv*r utl drllllB*. Si.|»-r a Will wit
•Itglt wctlolM. Hugo 8-,lra. Hatnn. N' M
Augustine.
At small bottle of Danderiae costs but a few cents at
thy store. It stops faltfcg hair,' itching scalp and end*
dandruff, besides it doubles the beauty of youf hik. mak-
hi H appear twice as heavy, thick and abundaat Try ill
M »nlrd Mi vuhliu tablets >t,h-i
r uxh-« viikiyt mbbmi ibinpl* fr« J
Johnson. 414 grtgary * . 'JrfVBikya N r
W. N. U, CHARLOTTE. NO.
STONECYPHERS IRISH
POTATO BUG KILLER
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