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7 V, ‘ ** ^ -yf- —1 BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, S. C. -S-r* • -A«- r FEEL GRAND! I'LL NEVER 2 TAKE NASTY CALOMEL AGAIN! -■—*+¥ l. > , /..:r , Vr?- y •/ ^*Dodson’s JJ ver-Tone” Doesn’t -Sicken or Upset You. Next Day—Best when Bilious, Constipated . IMPlOVtD UWIFOIM INTEENATIONAV <By REV >*,TZ>VATi£R. D. EC Teacher (>f English Bible in the Moody .* LgM+Tule of .Chicago,i •./,: s ui~ojT HIS is a topic we all hear' no^-a-days .because so many people are inclined to ' i y -—tr , i ' i ,.i . i i i ", i^i Kht.^lSin Western.'Ne*[»Fap>r t'nlnr.) ■ ■ ■ — m*£mi,uu in, .i.ii——— . ■■■' I ■■ Exaggerate. Yet has any physician told you that we claimed unreasonable • ’remedial properties for Fletcher’s Castoria? / Just ask them. We won’t answer it !i 1 . / ■ n. K LESSON FOR OCTOBER,,26 A LEisGN TN TRUST. ourselves, we know what the answer will be. . r $*»■£ £ i HZ | t w That it has all the virtues to-day that was claimed for it in its early days is* to be found in its increased use, the recommendation by prominent physician^ and - t T .EPFoirTExXM ! t t i« ?2-*v ~ ..,J^ onr assurance' that, ks.,standar47will- be maintained. GOLDEN -TEXT. I .believe; help thou 7 'SOI -M-a*k 6:22- the mine unebli.ef — Mnrk 9:24 ADDITIONAL M ATEIUAL 24 36-43; Luke'-1TJK-V3 •PRIMARY TOPlE*-IIelp In the storm. Jt’NlOK TOPIC—JesTue conres to t help of t.is disciples. r ' . INTERMEDIATE TO-f’IC—Help' when -most needed, SENIOR . AND ADULT ’ TOPIC-An ever-present helper. Imitations are to be found in some stores and only because of the Castoria that -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. • ~ ■, •-7: r " T’:f - storm -.tossed ‘disciples on son nt night Js-r-an exiirnp’le of ildren Cry For 7’ > . Don’t t.ake .sickening. salivating Oalo- i riieroury arid attacks your dkwies. Take tnel when -jr few cents buys a large i aldose of Qasty Calomel today arid you struggling followers of the .Lord Ir. the darkness of the present age. ,ns they are tossed by the tempests of, the evil . Krt Cnntgrits 15fluid Dfaot •bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone—ft per “ - v. |§ct substitute for (’aloinel/ ^ > • •^Tt is a pleasant vegetable Ujmiii - — ... -whieir'will start your live.r just as snTe- .f -dy-a.s t ‘al,i.imoL.L.uL-iL <li,u^n4 -ntak-e-yvm; sick and can not salivate. '' Children and grown folks-can take Dodson’s Liver Tone, because it is per- .. . feetly harmless. - * It is Calomel is -a dangerous drug. VI. The TYiscLples on the Stcrm-tossed Sea (vv/22-2D. > --• 1. Tln-V were sent across the’ sefpfTy Christ (v. 22) DouiitJesk hl^ reason for this was to keep tdrenr fmin en tanglement iji.-th'e. mwvemeni*''l>f the ^ -king.-for- in Tfohfc ness,rhea dache. coated-tongue or £nur /C il l is shown, that the people will feel weak, sick abd nauseated tee morrow. I)on‘,t‘ lose n day. Take a spoonful of Dodson’s Liver Tone in stead and you will wake -up without stomach. Your druggist says if yoil don't tinTl Dodson's Liver Tone’ acts better than horrible * Calomel your money is waiting for you>~A.Qv/e.<' Alternative. 1 lighwaymaif— Your money or your life. _'7 Victim—You will have to accept amendments and reservations. No .Worm. In a ITralthy Child All children troubtenj. wlth~vvoim. have an Unhealthy color. Which Indicates poor Mood, and as a rule, there is more -of less stomach disturbance. Grove’s tasteless chill tonic given jeRularlv for two or three weeks will enrich the blood. Improve rhe digestion, and act as' a General Strengthening Tonic to the whofe<system. Nature will then throw off or dispel theswerms. and the Child will be In per fect_ health. ,PleA8AnH0i..,taii«.- ,60c per-bottl*. —^ — 1. T..-V . ' J Going Too Far.' - “•Ib'W tld wtiti like this futurist style were so c^Nitjflr.h'y tin* feeding cjf the five thousand that’ they were about to ■make him king’bv f-orep, Tliough they -wore soniewhht unwilling to go. it was «’-mercy for.him to constrain them,/ 2. CiwNt dismissed tiie multitude (v. 22). Thts may i.e taken as typical ef pijintingV' of his {-ejection of the tuition whps^ “Don’t like it.: I see it has reacTo-d'* rulers had already rejected*^ «, •' i >LGOHOL-3'PER CENT. ,, Avertable Preparation for As 7 similatin^Uicfood by nc^ulaj ItiniJUtcSloniAdis ar.ri IN IAN JS / € HlLDRFl Special Care of Baby. .-Jr- the t heater "now. 7t was had eiu.nur-i T\TTen’~ToTr~dTnin: krmxr-xrtTaT-Ttrc-’pt.TT-" "mTirTv"2.Tl 3. Christ praying ahme in the fhoun- was all about, hut/T call it the limit p f ,nor and Temptation 1 to earthly power had come to hitn. Wlion .you don't, nmlorstaiid the seen- fherefore he went" to the 'Father erv. Infections or Inflammations of the Eyes, whether from external. or internal causes are' promptly healed by the use of Komar. Eye Balsam at Crfht.upon retiring. Adv . REPORT SHORTAGE OF SALMON Catch in Alaskan Waters This Season Is Said to Be Disappointing—. „ Canneries QAosed Down. A- Reports f/om Alaska are to the efTebt that Lhe' r sulmon cateh is disappoint ing. Evetu these places on the Alas- U'lJUt Vi *!■* »•rljfg prayer for relief and strength. The need of prn.ver is greatest at such times. While his prayer was In part for himself, yet It was for Ills disciples, i- Acee-rding to Mark fi ’l^, hesnw from Hut. mountain top the disciples tolling GOT SPIRIT OF THE THING on the storm-tossed sea. We are nev er but of his sight as we struggle against tlie storms of life, and he ever lives to make-Intercession for u». II. Jeauft 25-27). After Watching Meh Give Up Their • Seats in Car. He Offers His' Flace. (rr. 1 kan coast which ha\e w been most sue- hiiiAvifo arid iitfle son, about live a - ears cessfnl. comparatively speaking, have secured less .t)ia<n the usual pack, - while sonic 'uf.ltlie largest canneries have practically ipcjiing' to show ns a result of the season's operations • so far. While the season has not yet closed, several of the principal Ala's-1 kan canneries have"ceased operations. I Wun | ( { j )(1 un ,j| -^ftrrr—large rnniiiijg concern with The Rroad Ripple car was crowded, as usual. As women boarded the car the polite Yfnd gallant men got up and permitted them to have sen,ts. .A man. i old. got- on the t^ir. The ’attractive' looking niotlier was given a seat <an 1 slu. took her son on her lap-. / As tht- car went along, tlieiioy con versed Jn a loud'tone. Tie spoke of ~ -L It was in the fourth watch of the night (v. 25). He did not coine to them immediately, but waited till nt- riost’ dawn. It was, however, the darkest part of the-night, and physl- cr danger was great, but tlielr per plexity of mind was greater. They knew that the Lord had sent them, but f whyxshould they be In such straits if he sent tlietn? A stormy sea is no evidence that we are not In the Lord’s Thereby Promoting Cheerfulness and Rcstforti®* neither Opium, Morphine nor- . .... , .. >lineral. Not Na»go^ —.he by specialists m children’s diseases, JhunpJun jUxSna* JtocUlUSJtt jMittStsd’ A helpful Remedy for Constipation and Diarrhoe* and Feverishness and Loss of SLEEP tesirttin^ thcrcfrom-mjntaniy. Jftc-Simile Sidnat®^* jvt. Cevtaot GqypANt. That Baby should hav« a bed of its own all are agreed. Yet it is more reasonable for an infant to sleep with grown-ups thai^to use*; a man’s medicine in an attempt to regulate the dolicate organism of that same infant. Either "practice is to be shunned. Neither would 1 Your Physician will tell you that Baby’s medicine must be pre pared y^ith even greater care than Baby’s food. A Baby’s stomach when in good health is too often disarranged by improper food. Could you for a moment, then, think of giving to your ailing child anything but a medicine especially prepared for In fants ffnd Children? Don*t be deceived.-' Make a mental.note of thig:—It is important, Mothers, that you should remember that to function well, the digestive organs of your Baby must receive special care. No Baby is 60 abnormal that the desired results may be had from the use of medicines primarily pre pared for grown-ups. M0THER8 SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT IS AROUNp EVERY'BOTTtEOf F LETCHER’S CASTORIA At 6ii»o» n,s 4,1,1 GENUINE CASTORIA AYS s T 5 . ■ . i I 11.11 D r UM» litfl ill llltf Luiua youdltfon gf'the r«>;i<1 bed. .t*f. th»* npi ointe<l way. The disHpipg’ Y*onceru Exact Copy of Wrapper. length of liis trousers, of how long it they got there, and should be to obey the <xmrmnnds 0 f the Lord. hcLug assured that while do- TM« C« NTAUfl COMPANY, N«W YORK Cl TV. ciLi'iicity .o-f 125,1hmi cases secured 3.S00 j and was then obligeil to close down i for lack <>f fish, Thv Rivers'Inlet and, Frazier River parks are also said to be - exceedingly. HgmHhls year. ’ . • 7/7 Naturally, 4his means that the cnniied salmon' supply will >ie the ..smallest for many years. so o n . A Riddle. vicious swtpes ■ Finally ^so many men had given up tlH*ir places [hat several of them were standing in the car aisle. The little hoy seemed to think It was wrong for him to have a ‘comfortable. on his mother’s lap while •W* many men were .standing. Finally he sung out in a voice that could be heard throughout the car: • —“SoTTicbwTy cmr have ttit seat, shouted.—‘Indianapolis News. \/ the green golfer made at the hall, hut iN^UU re mained perched upon the too. 11/was About to make another attempt wlnuj the caddie held vjp his band. • "There's ii ’man going across in front- ! O-f -VO.II.. si.r." -v - .—F7— “Wlmt. if he is?” snapped-^ the no'viee. “Ydd must cry ‘Fore! 1 if there’s any body in flu* way \vhcn you’re going to hit- 1 lie hall. •' "Ifow-in t tlmtidi r do I know when .J’m going to hit the Kali?" oeled the golfer angriiJL. 1 v - . A Hint to Employers. “These holiday arrangements are a nuisance i" saW a business man. chat- ttng with a friend.'“I always have*a hotlier tilting jpveryhod.v in.” - fnc his WTTT he will protect them. 2. TJie disciples alarmed at his com ing (v. 20). It was the coming of their j>est friend "to dellVer them from danger. He comes to us today In such 1 ways that sometimes w* are affrighted. I 3. Jesus’ words of comfort and good cheer (v. 27). In the midst of their I distress they heard the Master’s words, “Re of good cheer; it Is I, be not i he/rafraM/ This changed their fear Into Kv- III. Peter's Venture and Failure (vv, 28-33). a ' As soon ns Peter recognized the 1 voice of Jesus he cried, “Rid ine come : to thee on the water.” Jesus said, i “Corite.” Peter obeyed, and for a time t he walked upon the. waves without / : • You can prevent this Loathsome disease from runnings through your stable and cure all the colts suffering with it when you beprin the treatment. No mattep bow young, SI’OHVS DISTEMPER COMPOUND is safe to use on any colt- It is wonderful how It prevents all distempers,, no matter how colta or horses at anjragtrare “exposed.” Sl’OHN MEDICAL CO., Goihra, lad., IJ. S. A. t The high note of a song bird 'may be-due' to a soar throat. T ^ Truth blushes at nothing^hut*se- craoy U- ft- Silk Output Doubled. Amertrim—stHc turning out products wortb^ $oOO,DO(V 000 yearly, against $250,0Q0,000 nt th* eoiritnencement of the.war. In 1910 tho ou^tput of silks was ordy $100,000,000. A diplomat Is a man who shuts up dip] n he -. Wise Is the orator who knows when when he has said enough. to cut a long story short. i SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY • • : BRINGS c SURE RELIEF ‘;Tt‘s efl^-y for .me .this year." replied HT? mm faith linked him Truth is always plain. the other. "I have two typists.\ and neitluT of them will take a holiday." “Ry Jove,/hot's; strange, isn’t, if?" “Not very," laughetkjht* friend. “You see.. I recently engaged a new head clerk—a very 'Iwndsoiue- yowri l awk ueH-her-of the girls is willing to the other \ylth a go away and leave clear field."—London Answers. JL More Economical Than Coffee Better for Health and Costs Less A table drink made ‘ ‘quick as a wink” by v 1 ‘ f \ • in a a spoonful ien adding hot water, and sugar and cream to taste. ii There’s—a Reason >9 for _ Mad* by Postum Cereal Battle Creek, Mich.. Sold by Grocers and General Storet Wo Raise in Price with divine power and he was upheld; j hut as soon as he took his eyes off . lus Lord and cc^idered the raging sea . he began to sink. If w*» will hut keep onr eyes on the Lord instead-of the waves we can outride the storms of life. 1 Whvn Peter began to oink, he 444-4he- ] sensible thing; he cried to the Lord for ; !-heh»; - JeSus reached forth hisjiaml and “ saved him. lie has never lost one who honestly cried for help. When Jesus, entered the ship the wind ceased. The people worshiped him as the Son of God. No ship, can go ddwn with Jesus-, on board. N,— .• years GOLD MEDAL Ilaar- j you n,eed. Take three or foirr every-day. is enabled suffering human- The healing oil soaks into the ceus and lining of-the kidneys and drives out the poisons. New life and health will surely follow. -When your normal vigor has been restored continue treatment for a whilello keep yourself in condi tion and prevent a return of the dis ease. - —-— For 200 . lem Oil ha ity to withstand attacks of “kidney, liver, bladder and stomach troubles and all diseases connected with the urinary organs, and to build up and restore to health organs weakened by disease. These most iumortaut organs must he watched, becacse they filter and purify the blood; unR’ss they do their work you are doomed/v 4 "Weariness, sleeplessness, nervnua- j j -tomaeh ness, despondency, backache, stoma % trouble, pains in the loin»‘and*“T8^er and lumbago all warn you *of “trouble with your kidneys. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are the remedy Don’t wait until ydu are incapable of fighting. Start taking GOLD MEDAL ifa ‘ aarlem Oil Capsules today. Your druggist will cheerfully refund your -loney if you are not satisfied with abdomen, gravel, rheumatism, sciatica* -ihaults. But be sure to get the original knpbvted GOLD MEDAL and Accept no substitutes. In three sizes. . Sealed packages/ At all drug stores. ■ Hath Not Where to Lay His Head. People, lire to.be pitied who have no home. John Howard I’ajjie'in Paris, hoineles« and miseruble, uttered the universal longing of the human heart when in a cold- attdsdteary garret he wrote the words of “Home, Sweet Home.". There are many people In the world who are driven from pillar to post, ami’who can say of no spot on earth,^‘This Is ray home." Think par ticularly of him who had come from his Father's House to this Inhospitable earth and who said, “The foxes have 3 holes, and the birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man hath not where to lay hi. head.” ' ,Suhlimft_Senti t. "Beware,'-’ "Suid Lavuter, “of him who, hates the laugh.^>f a ciilld.—- “L have God and little children,”' was the simple yet sihliuie sentiuieut of Rich ter.—Mrs. Sigourney,- - M — The Heart of the Believer. 'The heart .,-uf^Vne believer is the home of God^- The church of the Lord "Jesus^ls his holy temple. *-He dwells here by his Holy Spirit, und makes^ known through the church; to the prin cipalities and the powers In the heav enly places, "his manifold, wisdom. This is-w superlative honor. It brings with a supreme obligation. — pHIS Isn’t one of those fake free treat- * ment offers you have seen so many times. We don't offer to give you some thing for nothing—but we do guarantee that you can try this wonderful treatment,, en tirely at our risk, and, this guarantee Is backed b r y your local druggist. ~ J. ~W. Perkins of Atlanta,-^ Georgia, writes: “I was afflicted with a very badcase of Eczema for 25 years, which was in my feet, legs and hips. Through.,aI14.his time I tried different renTbdles and doctnjPS’- proscrip tions, obtaining no relief until I used vour HUNT’S SALVE. SS5 URE AT DRUG 5T0RLS OR 1100IY HAIL I SAM E.RICHARDSON DRUGGIST URrVANNA.UA. Bad Sicknass Caused by Acid-Stomach 'Tf p^fipT- only r^allz^fl the health-deetroy- Ing power of an acM-atomsrh—of the--rftanr kinds of sickness and misery It causes—of the lives It literally wrecka—they would «uard •e#a4.f»*E- U—aa -carefully as they dw against a deadly plague. You know In Instant the first symptoms of acid-stomach— pains - ef -Indigestion; distressing, painful bloat; sour. iaiiy stomach; belAiIng; food repeating; heartburn, etc. Whenever your stomach feels this way you should lose no time In putting lt_to rights. If you. don’t, serious consequences are almost surfe to^ol- low. 1 such as Intestinal fermentation, at Intoxication, Impairment of - the entire n« vous system, headache, biliousness, clrrhnst* of the live*^ sometimes even jeataxrh af tho stonrirrh and Intestinal Hjcera and cancer. If you are not feelln* right, tee If It Isn’t acid-stomach that'Is, the cause-of your ll| health Take PA-TuNlC, the wonderful mod ern stomach remedy. EATONIC Tablet* quickly and surely relieve the pain, bloat, belching, and heartburn that indicate acid- stomach- Make the stomach strong, clea* and sweet. By “keeping the stomach 1* healthy Condition so that y'orf'^call gTSt” full strength from your food, your general healtfc steadily Improves. Results sre marvelously quick Just try EATONIC and you will b* enthusiastic as ths thousands who bar* it and who say they never dreamud could bring -such marvelous rellafL a big 50-cent box of EATONIO from youK/lrugglst today. If not sattsfu**- return tt^snd he will refund your money. ONIC C TOR TOOK AdP-STOMAab PUBLIC SALE OF i REGISTERED BERKSHIRES Orangeburg. S.C^t)ct. 21, 1910. "One Box entirely cured me, and though two years have .elkpsed I have had no re turn of the trouble. Naturally I regard it as the greatest remedy in the world.” 4 Hunt’s Salve !s compoundedKspeclally for the treatment of Eczema, Itch, Ringworm, Tetter and other skin diseases. and Clemaon College THE STANDARD HOG OF THE WOglA For catalogue and other information addree* The Berkshire World, Chicago, 111., or Jam. i|* Moss. Jr., St Matthews. S. C. Remember Hunt’s Salve costs you nothing If jou are not satisfied,, po do not delay hut get a box now on our money back guarantee. I’rlce 75c at your druggist's or direct by mail If he does not handle it. The C* 4t B. Hat Factory 123 Broad Street , Jacksonville, Tlerida !< ths owner ot and is carrying on the Mail Order Ar B. RK^IARDS MEDICINE-CO-,-Sherman, Texas business formerly handled by the’ H W. Clarke should be ient to C. A B. “ One Thing at a Time. v The shortest way to tlo many things s to do only one thing at a time.- tr v - i Company, All orders Factory. AGENTS WANTED V SEND FORGATALOGUK SOLD FOR 00 YEARS For MALARIA, CHILLS and FEVER Also a Fine General Strengthening Toma PARKER? HAIR BALSAM SOLD BT AU MOC