The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 27, 1903, Image 4
Cou9hs
"My tttffrfcijl a deep-seated cough
t or thtee yeara. I purchased two
bottle# of Ayer's Cherry doctoral,
Urge site, and it cured her com
P'^ly "
V J. H. Burge, Macon, Col.
Probably you Know of
cough medicines that re
lieve little coughs, all
coughs, except deep ones I
The medicine that has
been curing the worst of
deep coughs for sixty
years is Ayer's Cherry
PectQral.
' Tfarct itlH t 1U., He., It. AH dn/tjl?U.
Coneult your doctor. If h? skt? t*l(e It,
t fa on do m ho tuy*. It h? toll* you not
to uke tt, then don't tftke It. He Itpowi,
u?Tt It trlthjhiw. We ere Trillin*.
AVER CO., Lowell, Mm*.
J FOR GOO If POSITIONS
QOARANTfcKO IN WNiTiNQ.
600 FREE HCliOLAHKIIlFB OFJfKUKD
QA.-ALA. BfX. COLLCQC. Macon. OA
Odds and finds.
Although the scientific men of Aus
tria and Qcrmany refused to take the
lato Rudolf Falb and lil^ weather and
earthquake prophesies aerlously, hlu
nanje wns constantly In the newspa
pers, and sonft are inclined to think
that there is a kernel of truth In his
theories, whfch are bnsrd on the as
sumption, that the liquid interior of
" the earth has Its ebb and tldp, and is
Influenced by the sun and the moon.
The new Irish l>and Act went Into
effect November 1, and today large
tracts of land were to come Into I lie
posesslon of the tenants, the Govern
ment loaning the mOney for the pur
chase on easy terms. The tenants will
be very energetic In taking advantage,
of the new law and within a short time
many thousands of acres on which
they have been paying rent for gene
"rations will bo theirs to enjoy "and to.,
leave to their chlldrcu.
Misi Rose Peterson. Secre
tary Parkdale Tennis Club, Chi
cago, from experience advises all
younolrls who have pains and
sickness peculiar to their sex, to
use Lydia B. Pinkhatn's Vege
^^tlow many beautiful young girls de
velop Into worn, listless and hOp+Tese*
women, simply because sufficient atten
tion has not been paid to their physical
development. No wonjjm is exempt
from physical weakness and periodio
pain, ana yountf-fffris juBt budding into
womWnhood should be carefully guided
physically as well ae morally. Another
Miss Hannah E. Mershon, Col
Iingswood, N says:
" I thought 1 would write und toll
you that, dv following your kind ad
vice, I feel like a new person. I wan
always thin and delicate, and so weak
that I could hardly do anything. Men
struation was Irregular.
" I tried a bottle of your Vegetable
Compound and began to feel better
right away. 1 continued its use, aud
am now well and strong, and men
struate regularly. I cannot say enough
for what your medicine did for me."
? $0000 forfait If original of about Utter proving
Qtquliieness chnnot be produced.
- OLydla E. Pink hum's Vegetable
Compound will cure any woman
in the land who suffers from
womb troubles, inflammation of
the ovaries, and kidney troubles.
SHOT GUN
SHELLS
are -found on every American
fnrm where there is m jiiva
boy. New Club loaded with
black powder. riiiro Club
and Arrow loaded with any
, smokeless powder. They are
"Duck Killer*."
Catalogue tree.
The Union Metallic Cartridge Co.
BRIDGEPORT*! CONN.
13 Broi
York.
A general 3 BrodW?)
mtKtisNO
m Alter
COMtlOWWfi
to vktt Mredioed
crik43fcd?t?to
/ Try*
c?nrint
Tah.?\d
- CURE BLOOD POISON CANCER*
?ttftlnfr Somi, Bbtflltttr Mm. It?bUw
' (two, Vbuplea, Ealing *or?*, Bte.
If you hav? Pimp lea ot Offenaiv# Urnp
tioua, $ptolche*, or Copper Colored Erup
tion*, or ro*h on the akin, F??t*i ing Swell
inga, (Jlanda Swollen, Ulcer* on part
of the body, old pore*, Boil*, Carbuncle*,
Paiiw and Ache* in Bones or Jointj, Hair
or Eyebrow* falling out, peraiatent Soro
Mouth, Gum* or Throat, then you have
Blood Poiaon, Take liotanlo Blood Balm
(B.B.B.) Boou all Sorea, Pimplee and Krup
tiori* will heal perfectly. Ache* and Pain*
?ea?e, Swelling* aubaide and a perfect,
never to return cure made. B.B.B. curea
Cancers of all kindt, Suppurating Swell*
ing*, Eating Sore*, Ugly Ulcera, after all
elae faila, healing the aorea perfectly. If
you have a peraiatent pimple, wart, awollen
glanda/ shooting, atingirig paina, take Blood
Balm and they will diaappear bVfore they
develop into Cancer. Druggiata, $1 per
)arg? bottle, including complete direction*
for homo cure, Sample free by writing
Blooo Hai.m Co., 58 Balp?Bldg., Atlanta,
Oa. Deacribo trouble a>nr free medical
advice aent in aealed letter.
Germany hai but 2117 mile* of electrio
car line*. V
"How old are you?" the flcbool
teacher naked the new student.
"Six years old," lisped the little
ono.
"When were you six?" asked the
teacher.*
"Tho day our hired girl came,"
said the little one, conclusively. ?
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
"I h??? ?uiTnr?>l with PtUe for thtrtr?l? yean.
Oseye.r.fflUiitAprll f bc?*u uklni <:???? "
for con Jtipntloii. 1 11 the courie "
tho ptl?? 6ct?n to 4i?Kt~p?*r'*n^ at the'end oY?T5
w??k? thfl)- aid not trottCU we ?? ?l) CucarSii
'"''""'ere (Pr}n*' ' *"> entirely eared niij
t?*l Jlkoa new (i>?n. (Jeorgo Kryder, Napoleon, O.
Pleasant, Palatable. Potent, Ta?te Ooml, DoOood,
Mayor Slckon. Weaken or Urine. 10c. 15a. 80c. Never
?<>1J In bulk. Tii* genuine tablet utmnped OOO.
Uuarauteed to euro or / our mou?y back.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.V. 553
IHIII) At MUE, ten MILUOM BOXES
Not Taking Anything,
yoy takon anything for your
trouble?" aakod the doctor of a Ionic,
lank, hungry-looking man, who com
plained of helng "run down."
"Well, I haven't been taking much
of anything; that is, nothing to apeak
of. I took a couple of bottles ot
lMnkham's bitter.s a lit t lo while back,
and n bottle of Qulekem's lnvlgorator,
with a couple of boxes of curom's
Dills, and a lot of quinine and somo
root bitters. I'vo got a porous pins
ter on my back, and I'm wearing an
nlectrle bolt, an<l taking fed clover
four tjtnos a day. with a (Ioho or two
of Halts every other day; excepting
for that I'm not taking anythlug."
Of the quality of the fleah of cat
fish clioro can be no question. Wo
speak not of the huge creature which
frequents tho Mississippi and other
Western rlvera, the fleih of which la
coarse aud rauk, but of tho small cat
fish, from half a pound to a pound In
weight,, which abounds In fresh water
ponds and streams everywhere. There
is no 'exaggeration in saying that IxS
. boauty to the eye, sweetness and deli
cacy to the palato and nutrition to the
digestive system its flesh is scarcely
surpassod by that of any other fish
In the world,
T<ongrat llririgo In tl?? World.
The longest bridge In tho world Is tho
Lion llrldgo, near Sangan?, In China.
It extends five and a qunrftr miles over
an arm of the Yellow Sea, And Is sup
ported by 300 huge stone arches. The
roadway Is seventy feet above the
water hud Is enclosed in an iron net
I work.
llowure of Ointment* For CtMrrli That
Cnutnln Merenry.
nn moroury will surely destroy tho sense of
pnteii and cornplotoly dormice the whole sys
tom when entering It through the mucous
surface*. Buoh articles should nevor be usod
exoopt^on proscriptions from reputable phy
sicians, as tho damage they will do is ten fold
lo tho good you oan possibly dorivo from
thom. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by P. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O,. contains
no moroury, and Is taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood und muconssurfaco*
of thosystem. In buying llall's Catarrh Cure
be sure you got the genuine. It is taken In
ternally", ani tnado in Toledo, Ohio, by P.
J. Cheney k Co. TeuMmotilftls free.
Hold by I>rui;ijlsts; price, 75c. tier bollle.
Hall's Family Pills am the best.
Prnth Too Kx|irnelve.
It Is n significant fact that with tho
phenomenal lnerense in the price of
cofllna has come a marked decrease
of mortality among local Chinese. The
natives Just simply cannot afford to die
at the present undertaking rales, and
that's all there is to it.? Shanghai
Timed.
KITXmtrmanentlv cured. No tltsor nervous?
nest after first dav's use of l)r. Kline's Oreat
Nerv?lUs3torer.?Utrlal bottle aud treatiaefrea
Dr.R.H. KM5K, Ltd., 931 Arch St., PhlH.,P>i.
An electric railway in to Ite built from
Kome to Naples. It will bo 130 miles long,
and will cost over $19,000,000.
Plult WMhln* In Winter.
Honsckeoner* naturally dread dish wash
ing in winter, owlnjr to the fact that It
chaps the hands and renders them hard and
rontrb. Much of the injury, however, re
sults from the use of imnure soap. If Ivory
Soap is \19ed in wAsblnsr dishes and tho
hands are carefully rinjed Bnd dried, thoy
w II not ohnp.? ELKAXtfty It. Pasae*.
The tight'-fitting British uniform is al
leged to-oe the cause of much heart dis
ease among soldier*.
Mrs Wlaslow's Soothing Syruo for ohlldrsa
teething, so ft en tbe gums, redncea tafiemme
tl on, allays oaia.oures wtadoolio. Mo. a bottle
Since the beginning ef the war in Soma
bland about 10.000 camels have been used.
Old &->fM. Backr 4 Chairs, eta., cse be
dyed with Pun*** Fadit-kss Dtes.
Fifty Itinds ol "degrees are gT^m**^
American colleges.
A riso's Cure cannot bo too hlchly spokea ol
1 ^a a cough cure. ? I. W, O'JiarsM, S33 ThtM
A.t?hus. N., MinaeepoUs. lllnu., jaa. fl.1900
One pereoa in every. ?>75 in the United
States tS. a physician. >
I
H.H.Oms t Basra, ef Atlanta, Oa? NN
Ike oalyefooeastal XKopay Speeuuau Ha Mm
Arirnnsaa teMMd ML4tS 7?a worth a
?N LIFE'S ENIGMA
OM SUNDAY SEIMOfi
The Whole Life Riddle May Be |?e?lly
Solved When We Hold the Key*
word- A Touching Discourse.
tiuooKi;vv; Y . ?The Kw. J. JT, Lock,
wood, pastor of the Naugatuek (Conn.; M.
ft. IJiureh, patched Sunday morning iu
virace if K. (Jiur? h in the abtenco ot the
K. Ad*u>?. Mi .
favorably known in
Juorfklrt* unit ?,? fxnijc (fland, where he
has htr.ii bovixii) lie was horn
>wd tducuted u> Brooklyn nn<l studied law
before he entered the ministry. jft.
the uijitinctioii of being last year the only
clerical member of the Connecticut leg
islature. ? He took for. the subject of hi*
} w>) .?$ 1 ' * te*t wa* h'<W
Hebrew#, Wow no chasteni/ig, but
lie |>t e*cnt hiwiih'Ui to be iovou*. but
grievous; nevertheless, afterward it yield
eth the peaceable fruit of righteousness
unto them which aiv exergiseij thereby."
Air. f,ockwood taid: .
u,,X|l u* c???der Ih'i single word 'After
? n.l it u< .m/r texL ? >0" M iasp that word
?' 'j 't?, rich i-ontent, of comfort you will
have caught the whole message of the ser
*n9 J"*1' wW a moot valuable
'or 'K? 8 P'rp.cxing, and often dis
tressmg, problems.
iiunian life is a mvsterlous enir a that
f, "UCMMftH ly bafHed the et'orts persist
ently made by the piofoundest thinkers of
our lace for it* solution. "What is life?"
7 W". pu?Siin? question of questions.
As the bio.ogists and their feUfcw scientists
hive not aucc$e<| in tefW^a just what
nafth?* fai? W0 <"!lf Powell life
neither hove poefi, prophets, philosophers,
nor even pbifanthro t? Ivseti able to tell
u? adequately what real life is.
"?* iB "'is Grange thing wo call life,
with its many and varied phenomena,' and
the more profoundly and comprehensively
we study it the more confined it leaver u*.
there are experiences positively joyous nnd
experiences positively painful, and there
?fti-*p<?,<rllffi8 joyous and par.
tittlly painful, and we look at this great
v m i?. . c0,lnl,'e* <htn nh'l are unite
named to know the meaning of it nil. Htill,
with our heart*. 0* woll as with our heads
we osk agftin theirrepressibla interroga
tive, What is life? '
Are we, indeed, only u Ut .f animals
high class animals, to b* W;, hut only ani
mals. nevertheless, s:>run? from the prime
va mud and risen to ouf present intellect
ual and moral exaltation and giorv bv
painful "top and fclow, on' - to h plowed
uiuier Nlioitly in the a^roat coanim ap(ricul*
'w.f0??erve n(4.s?il for some future crop,
a little finer grained than wa? From mud
to i mud?tnat is the urogram of evolution.
. on the other hand, in it Home flplenriitl,
sweeping n an which we are in. working
out for us. Uio immortal participants, a far
more exceeding and eternal weight of glory
tljat shall thrill the soul forever? Have
we been but blind and stuuid workers ai
/ J? .'? ?{" ,?' wcaviiur nn imaginary
fabric Jhat really had no existence, itrcti ,'h
one that beateth the air." or are^Pe act
ually engaged m some real work of marvel
ous design, whose pattern we gee not clear
ly and in si' ,t? cofnurjliensive details, but
which our Master Workman knoweth we'l?
''ft us look nt the three proffered exp'a
natioua of lif<|. l-irst, there is the doleful
and distressing answ?- ?.f philosophic pes
simism which ansunvs that things are
Hurcdy growing worse atl the time, the
world is rolling down hill and there are no
brakes that can be anolied. The world
now is better than it will over be hereafter
Tf you like that view, accept it. No, we
must not eav it so. Not, do vou like it
but is it true? That is the way to p ; if'
orT,rTV7?"rt' we must accept
what is true. But this view cannot possi
,.'v. true unless the proposition on which
Lr it ,s a-5?. tr,uo' l,le P*ooQsilion of
God " W "" 111 art' "There '?
dJpn /kM 8t'co1n.(i I)luc? l>?ve the an
roVi a H.n,' !'| )8op,"c which as
801 ts that things are steadi y getting bet
er; that, whereas life to day iffar ' Setter
han it was 101H) or 10,000 years ago, it will
? 00? ?l W'0? hence
iitit this prevalent theory is scarcely anv
improvement on the other, except to the
?upernciaL thinker, for it mokes no provi
WhA f0rv HC perpcV,iitil?11 ot personality,
off ym! an,d 1 bc when those far
off improvements of our race arrive? This
materialistic philosonhjWiofTors us of the
w ntr lnVJ}0*l?'.lty, and hence no Op
V iV .lhe ?djuitment of life's pres
ent glaring injuetlcw. I am glad to believe
1000 vMr/r * 8^an te re8iclent here
*1 iA?Hi "ow ,wil' he a better rgce.
But I would lifted to b* in oxi$t^nce gomo
Y ^tter day dawn*.
And even if I could rise to the superb un?
selfishness like unto that which poets some.
??? {Ln^-W? tw' temporarily, they happen
wn- * f i ?? mood, and could say I
was content to live and die and cease to
exist here or anywhere else if only, a? a
result of my having lived a while,' ftiture
generations nyeht be lifted a little higher;
still, one must feel that that pretty and.
niv,Cr !' ^thei' morbidly sentimental
schemo does not satisfy the imperative de
mands of our souls that wrongs shall be
'a) i'|Uk nghted, that innocent sufferers
shall be compensated and that outraged
helplessness shall be avenged *
Now comes Christian itv, with its amnio
answer. It admits all the facts, the an
parent injustices of the present, the pros
penty of the unrighteous, the triumphing
of the wicked, and. on the other hand, the
suffering and the sccmiftg defeats of God's
heroes ana saints :n thd fierce/ hot contest
?L!i :<m7, tho'l?it ??e blessed
tient ftn,! nn<l ^'c cun he pa
w?A"15 wc hayc .heard that divine word
,c oan suee the wicked spread himself like
a green bay tree, and sti.l we "rest in the
Lord and wait patiently for Him, and we
refuse to fret ourselves because 4?f him
who prospereth in his ways, because of the
man w^o bringeth wicked devices to pai>s."
1 lie whole. pusshng enigma of life is
solyod at once when vouhoTd the keyword,
?<ext, AfterwMd'""1 """B10 word ot (h?
. J,h*t is to say, you can get no satisfac
t f '^Pat'on of this strange and sonic
what feverish thing we call life, nnTess vou
think of what is to follow. A noted Amer
i^ft, or' 'V ? fan,??8 ?entenco of his,
has told us that we have no lamp with
which to guide our feet in the future e.\
tZELi txPeT?< \? of the past. Ifc con
tended, and rightly, too. that wc cannot
properly estimate the /uture unless we
base our judgment on the experience of
p*st. Now we may go on and supp'e
?,C 1!enry'" familiar dictuin by
saying that we have no lamp to reveal the
meaning of the present, except the light of
the "Afi?.rwar<i'? is the word that
explains the mysterious disciplining* and
chastenings of the present. X/ you will
grasp that word with firm, athletic grip, it
'ettle for you all these difficult proh
lerijs that so frequently confront your soul
ami disturb your heart.
When you come to some terrific exper
ience in fife that all bnt shatters the ve?
foundations ot faith ? when your soul falls
tlerfipM "I*'0""'.10*1 on criJel bat
tlcttela & thousand arrows of LcmuUt itm
piercmg the spirit and manv n sword of
thrust through the heart- so that
"Vv On? " n? agofty *n(l terror,
me*" Thin"!? (3o('u h^1 A?" forsaken
nje. Then above the tumult of grief and
the rw oi the black billows, may (rod
whU^vith'^K- "K *n<gcl ?J memory to
-BftVTi.Ii .v. ?0?thiftg voice this one wiird.
u 4,1(1 the soft, >weet beauty of
K.0lJf ac^iiitf ?art and the
?f G<xl "hall otfee mora flood yrmr
rell th* Jiv'1 oi th* and
*ubu&;
of the reward.'* Paol
tb?t ^ndar fi,l head o! ,
liVTrrt ife of* m.riTOlom' SHJHi M
thepewrr ttg t he "aftarwwd" in hia sool.
1^, ?nduted tha cre?? end da
?U?s?d the shame for tb? joy that was *>t
tefore Him. And, my brethren, if we
run with patience the rare thef hi set h^
** raxxxi keen looking forward,
Jwwu the Oftptcm el our
m
which it of lilt!? ?r uo T?1u?,, anyw*j>} and
? final "j" >ou Uva tha ten
der and gentle word "dUclplinf. That la
really what toe preaent charming* mean
?you arc o?ing made a disciple? you are
taking Christ'* yoke *?t>o? you and fearufng
of Hun a? H? haa Invited you to do. Yon
are entering into the fellowship of Hi* suf
ferings. But. "beloved, ff we suffer with
flim. we shall alao reign with llim? after
ward!"
After all, how blpuk and dull, and sadly
monotonous life would be without its
of pain. The problem of nairt- bow
it ha* vexed u* and how pain haa pained
us, and y^t how it haa enriched its! As
many a spice plant give* forth iU mo*t fra.
grant perfume only when bruised and
crushed, *o a human heart docs its beat
for otlw>r human hearts ofit-r Home Soften
ing grief haa viaited It, Martineau said:
44 A world without a contingency or an
ajtony could have uo he CO and. no aaint.
There lit no epic of the c< taint ie?? and no
lyric without t^ie *ufr>rfae of sorrow and.j
the ?i((h of fear. 'Whatever touches and
ennobles u* in tie Uvea and voices of the
past ia a divine birth from hutnau doubt
and pain."
The sculptor* have a maxim to the ef?
feet that "all that ia not "tatue must be
hewn away/* A-t first our lives are like a
rough and quite meaning:'*** b'ock ot mar
ble. witli many a too sharp angle and w iny
a blemish. And aa Mi'-h&el Anvelo said of
t<i? atone thrown on tho rubbish heap: "1
see an angel there auu I must get him
out," so God. see* the beat there ia in you
and Me is determined to bring r, out, even
if He muat. need* use chisej and mirPet.
And now the wy? a?-c rtmrk. the ebieel
cuta deep, the chips fly, "The more the
marble wastes the tuore tlie atatim 'grows."
Thua continues the divine sculptor Hi*
work and labor of love, until Ibere stands
forth, afterward, l. ulorioua soul ci untie.**
tic dimenaionai and Oljjristllke beauty.
44 'Tis the Maater who holds the chisel,
and day by day.
He da chinning whatever environs the form
away,
That under His bkilfu! cutting the. form
may be
Wrought nilently out into beauty, of such
decree
Of faultless and full perfection, that angel
eyes
Shall gaze on the finished product with
naw snrm-iae,
That even His matchless patience could
grave His own
Features un^n such fractuveu and stubborn
?tone."
There Is, unfort'VnateV, Another aide to
this pronnaitiort. For the wit-kerf os well
aa for the righteous there is an "after
ward." Ov?i> that melancho'y scene I
would glfidlv draw tne curtain of complete
aiVnee. I wonid fain hold inv peace and
sneak not 'at all of the wretched sequel
which in the very natorir^of thine* m'nat
be theirs who huH defence at flod's bc*
nevo'ent lawa for the boii'h of men.
Just as the tears of the r>"ht?o>is now
"hall.afterwpi'd be transmuted into etprnal
?"emu, spark' intf forever in the licht of
heaven, so the very perns of the wieked,
the tawdry tinsel and trinkets and fo'-g
tbit now eeetri ao bright and attractive,
will be found, afterward, to be but the
n-rjshable accessories ot a ?iad nifhtrnn-e
r.f revelry and rioting. The etnntv. idle
fn''aoiea with which they snooted Jt 're,
1,-iPi?? time and ki'lincr sotla. sha'l after
ward become whin* that lash (hern forever,
scorpions whose stine ia eterria'. tears that
are never wined #w, hut wMph ii'U'phs
in?1^ scajd a"d aearifv the ?oul like, biting
ae!'M eatinw the h?art forever.
Fop-the devil's dime the inevitab'e oi-d^p
is just that ? nOw -'&? li't V- tnmporary p'e-is
just cno''"!) to ha't the aoul sue?vis?
fii'^v; at?d a'fe**\vard, desolation and an
jre'sh indescribab'e.
So. to sum it all on?what ki"d of nn nf
terward are yon oo'^r to liavi? That de- j
nends on what kind of a orient you are j
h??inj* Wo"M yo>i not orcfer to suffer i
rtllictions with flo''? nco'^e a>ii| nf?erwa-d j
h-?ve tdory nnsneakable than to eniov tln;
pleasures of sin for a season.* and after
ward rnffer the in??vitan'e aftermath of
dpsnnif? Sav "*-es" to that proposition,
and I will say "Amen."
Seeing the T?pau(y.
Some persons arc always lookina for the '
dark things of life, and ot course they ii ??
what t hov are looking-for. Olheia 'an* al
ways looking for tho bright thinga. .i')d
they find thntv Ui.?hop Nicholson, of INIii
wankee," re'atea that durinu the firs!, y ai'.s
t his ministry parish >nattcrsj social rfnd
fnlancinl, were in a bad way. "and straiuht- 1
eninq them out was slow work. He wa<?
much di^couratted one day when, having
pone to New ?York on business, he atopued
to look at the Brooklyn Br'd^e. then
building. A man, covered wi?h dirt, waa ,
working on t lie abutments. "That's pretiy
dirty work vou are engna^d in." seid th?tt
bishop. "JVell, yes," answered the laborer,
"but somehow we don't think of the dirt,
but of the beauty which is to. come out of
our worn." "It waa the lesson I needed."
savs the bishop, "and I went back to Phil
adelphia the better for it." It is a lesson
which we all need, Happv. indeed. W'lt
be those who learn and apply it. ? N. AV.
Christian. Advocate.
Our I'urt Kfaentia',,
God has a place for each"one of us, and
a work for each one of us. God does not
expect us to till more than our own place,
or to do more than our own work; but
each one of us is important in his or her
,own sphere. All the offerings of the
wealthy in the courts rf the temple
Jerusalem were well in their time and
amount. But tho poor widow, who bad
only hef two niites, should not have felt,
that her pift was unimportant. It seemed
as if .Tesus sat watching and waiting for
that little offering; and the story of bet
doing her part has been told the world
over in the centuries sirfec then, as a les
son and as an inspiration. F.ven though
our part ia but a little one, God, as if were,
watches and waits for tU-t.- -Sunday
Schpol Times. ^
Tho larger I,lf?,
I am (juite clear that one of our worst
failures ts at the point where, having re
solved like angels, we drop back into the
old matter-of-fact life and do just, what we
uid before, because we have always done
it, and because everybody does it. and be
cause our fathers and mothers. did.it, all.
of which may be the very re jii why we
should not do it. There is no station of
life, and no place of one's home, where, it
he want to enlarge his life in caring for
people outside himself, he may not start
on a career of enlargement which shah ex
tend indefinitely. And we shall find the
answer to our question to ba that the man
who enters upon infinite purposes lives the
infinite life. >le enlarges his lite by every
experience of life.? Phillips Brooks.
Bftlly Duplet.
I cannot s*y that thv true part of a
man, in relation to God, 'seems to me to
be, to give all that is claimed, and claim
nothing that is not giveti. And 1 pro
foundly believe that whoever will cheer
lully surrender himself to the daily duty
and the prayer of faith will not long be
left in the shadows, but will emerge into
a lieht which he knows to 0a divine.?
James Martineau.
GROWTH OF CARD PLAYING.
Now Rocognixed Form of Entertain
ment in City Homes. ^
Card playing Is a popular amuse
ment in all forms of household enter
tainments now/' safd the proprietor of
a card playing school In West Four*
toenth btreet. "and guests at a .party
who do not know how to play some
of the family games feel out of plaee
and are a bore to others. This home
card playing and the fact that Jlsts
of prl*e winners at euchres are often
giveta Is tho newspapers have worked
g great change. The toct thst Mrt^y
woman play, bridge whist for high
stakes does not alter the fact that
women In coxy quiet families may
play It for pfcritolM, or even for-bot
tona. There are a oqmber of families
that are in the habit of meeting onee
a week for games; and play for
nickie*, the. ntone^r being all put Into
a box. At. the end ot fcach month
, bridge whist or progtcsrtwe whm la
[.tfw*4: tw ttat.
tW w Ww
- v; ?
SISTERS ORIARITY
Use Pe-ru-na for Com, Colds, Grip |
and Catarrh? A Congftnan's Letter.
In every country of the civilized world
Sisters of Charity are. known. Not only
do they minister to the spiritual and intel
lectual needs of the charge^ committed to
their care, but they aleo minister to their
bodily needs. y ?
With no many children tn tuVn care of
and to protect from climate /and disease,
these wise and prudent Sisters have found
Pcruna a never failing safeguard.
Dr. Hartman receives many letters from
Catholic Sisters from all o?.*cr the United.
Mates. A recommend recently >treceivod
trom a Catholic institution in ^Jctroit,
Mich., reads as follows:
Dr. S. It. Hartman , Columbus, Ohio :
Dfar Sir :?"Th* young girl itho
until the I'eruwt was suffering from
larunattls, and loss of voice. The
result o/ i he treahnent was must
so Hsfaelory. Sh*> foun i great relief,
and after further use of the medi
cine we hi.po to beable to na\t the ts
entirely oureH^'?Slsters of Charltu
The youna girl was under the care of the
Sisters of Charity, and used l'eruna for ca
tarrh of the throat with good results, as
the ubove letter testifies.
Send to The Peruna Medicine Co., Co
{r a m-e l>uok written by
| letter i? from. Congress
Y Napoleon, Ohio: #
fcinc Co.,/:olu?nbu9,%av%
uenutn*
have used
bottles of
and feci
benefited
froiu inv
<>?? the ftea<
feelwncoura
believe thai
continued
fully eradiii
disease of
years' ?tan<!;n|
David Meekis
Davi<l Mookison. \
J Jr. itarluia
physicians ann
States, wa* th*
runa. It was i1
severance that
medical profr.ssi
If you do not]
factory results
write at oncu.
full statement .
be pleased to git
gratis.
Address Dr. I
Hartnian Sanita
>ne 01 t.ic .I .
urgrons in, the Un, ud |
-at man to formulate I
iugh his ?enius and per
was introduced to the
of this country.
IcrivC prompt and aatis
C, the tfae. of 1 cruna,
Dr. Hartnian-, giving a
your case and he will
you his valuable a'ivice
fctirian, Vrcsjdent of The
*"S>, Columbus, O. _
Factory Loaded Smokeless Powder lShells. I
It's not sentiment ? it's not the price ? that m?V$Sthe 1
most intelligent find succcssful shots shoot W ifcehester jj
Factory Loaded Shotgun Shells. It's the redfots they I
give. It's their entire reliability, evenness of pattlevn and I
uniform shooting. Winchester "Leader" ?no?T?3. lo^d- j
ed with smokeless powder, are the best loaded sfeeUi on |
the market. Winchester "Repetiter" shells loac?ed with |
smokeless powder are cheap in price but not in Wjuidhy.
Try either of these brands and you will be well Aleased.
Be sure to get Winchester Factory Loaded*?^*0'
THE SMELLS THE CHAMPIONS SttSoOT.
CAPUDINE
CURE61S~"S
INDIGESTION an&':
ACIDITY :
rw**Jng Huron? . lOoea^fc. ? ->7
ipsF
01|r*r .
RITFRS1
EAPI
,od-h*' d Machine* of
-t?n as part p-iy for tb?
Mni tor quick buyer*.
?'*?? >,i h iilotte, N. C.
Hoi* s fw (hnvan Army. '
A German military report, just is
sued at Berlin, says that the German !
army, In case of war, will require !
583,000 horses. According to the Intent,
census there were 4,921,000 horses In
Germany at the end of tho last year,
and the report states that it would be
difficult to secure all tho necessary
horses at the outbreak of a war: The
authorities, therefore, recomtaend a
large Introduction of automobile care,
which, the report says, could be used to
grcat^idvantage for the transportation
of ammunition, food products, etc.
-A flag-iif c
A magnificent
ing the establish
Postal 'Unioti. wh|e
most ovory count
l>e erected at Item
the head offices
tlrue ago an intern
tltlon was announ
reported tba?r alto
have been submit!
competitors and t
were awarded pM
each, hut a final d
been taken.
be*
m<?Mc
hlCK
icbfiie* oi
y for th#
i buyorc.
itte, N. c,
HrttMlH ?
lomed to
inside; ?
Yerkea
|ors from
>m, glv
|c?built,"
British j
arrived j
but too !
hav- i
sg with j
brick- I
ht time :
iTf
-TS.
rioova.-j
tlce of I
wiys: i
Kidney ;
WHAT SICK KIDNEYS CAUSE.
Kidnwt Complaints.? Dia
betes, Briglit's Disease, Iuflam
matlon of tbo Kidneys, Dromy
(swelling of the limbs or bony ),
incessant pains in the back or
loins.
Bladdeb Tedubles. ? Id
flamuxatiou of tbo bladder, in
flamed passages, pain In passing
urine, inoootWnc? of urine, too
much or too little urine.
Uaio Acid Troubles ?
. Rheumatism Gravel, Goat,
Qsll Stones, Lumbago.
?? WtR** Tunram- Nenral
gla. fcciaUca, yrerv?k0611apM5i
Sleeplessness. Melancholia.
Many other disorders are
U caused UirevUy ck indirectly
l>y faulty kMaey action, and
ciud a
can bo reaped and curat;
,I)nan> T&tAocy Pi 11 a
FIJtST KIDNEY J
THE ORlCINAll
THE ONLY CC1
Wit. H. NkAsbor*, {he w?Ot
known jeweler of Wert MMn
Str*t,
"Qamti
of grip
I hung id
?tile, V?.t e?j
is nr
Acrow ttiTMBT
JH
rStH
rod a
Relent j
n my j
used j
dis
Idneys j
kaohe, -l
tch I
tencMT j
enl of )
?nd :
9 very '
t ?ed!-J
p Ami*
!>*ek :
mvmr
ii?" ? :
N. y. i
mr?? t
i
ix??E?
Oar won*!
written by f
you sll about
They ?rc . negJJM
who owns *?????
who dvsir?9 to f?
of them. c
?jekmai<*aU
y?rk-?? *?*?
iuaMMcitwr*
b??4r
;of b?*r *
sold "firt
?StOLtftB iP
year.
arising from a
relieved or cured- by *'
common i? it tUat dlia
'rorn the stoniacJi it may
serted (here i? no
[ health tliat v? HI not
cured by the occasional ??
Tubules. Physicians know
speak highly of theitt. Al
sell them. The flve-c*rit*
enough for an ordinary iw
the Faiqlly Bottle, sixty c$nt
u household supply for ft '
generally gives relief
' minutes. / >f|f
CAPSICUM VASI
(PUT VP IS OOLUA.VBIBUB'
\ substitute for and superior t<
my other plaster, and iriti s*
inostclollnalo ekjo. Thepalur
ch ratlvunualltluHof tbisartiolf
fu). It will stop the toothache^
rollovo headache and eolation. 1
mend it as the best and safe*
counter-irritant kuowu,aV"
i?iuie<ly for pains in the cJ
a ndull rheumatic, neural
plaints. A trif* I will pioV?wb4t
forlfc, and it will befouad ' * * '
i n tho household. Manypt
bc-toT all of your {hppaj/
at all drugalstsor nthei
Koiidlnxtbi Aaraount tooainj
we will send ymi a tubeby m
(should boaccoptc
isnrnocarrie8nijrl?^>
Konulno. ffifeSRB;
17 8 tale 8tr
MwMfl
'with Here's Universal
oar. Simultaneous Bet?
ook-lvlng Variable
jelle'i lor acoi'P.aCt, B
1TY AN iJ KASK UK OPKBJ
doaorlptlve oiroviU?.
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u(t Bf *?i
?rka *n<l
Wci.%
, H?*r*
Cb?tUo
PftT?NTSI|?
BogUMOj><?*teuU ?
tnllmlled
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RAwtyl
qniotiilV.rSMWpJ
KorLon mi Jtmuarjmalea Oi
^.K:tiiKw Km'oooa anil otto
imlil Write A.K-Bur
$6
PAID (or i a
?ml stamp for I
H. U. Seymour I
fo. 48.
CUREb 1
\B Gives
cured ?>y
j auuit'8. rnysicians k?
speak highly of th?aa)- ?
sell the ni. The tly^coot.
enough for tin ordinary
the Family Bottle, sixty c
? household supply for &
generally give* relief wit*
minutes.
^umitltlri RAW FURSK
MM. Wrm. a.K !iur<?.r,i,:u.!?Vw;(
There is no aatisfactwnSB
th&r? being <^ry and comfortfl
when out In the horde&t. it3
MAt)t IN BLACK 0*'
' BACKtD tY OUR Q
'Mjgssy, iva?
' *>*/
A4K YOU
# If he wffl
for our
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S/4 J? '"I 0> rtl'EH ttlOH Wfil
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