The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 13, 1904, Image 4
? Walk go homcv in socks
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Portland Man Fall* Overboard and
Lo?e* H!? Boot*.
Mr. Albert Wallace of Peaks Inland
had a rftthor i dlaafcftJeahlo experience
Monday nJjMttttl his viuy home fi'utn
tho City. Mr.'|\V<i!! i; i went down oi>
tho ?tep.mer at o'clock, and t leu j
W* ?*,ory at tho/gtorn of tho tftoamc-r.
t>n
reaching Forest City landing,
and In attempting to step from tin
?teamcr into the dory, Mr. Wallace
stepped on to a slippery place on tho
steamer's guard rail and wan thrown I
Into the water. Captain tlroen and
the crew of tho oteamor rendered us
alstaneo instantly and succeeded In
Setting Mr. Wallaeo on board.
Wh en Mr. Wallace fell overboard
fee had on rubber boots but he kicked
?hose of. Tho crow of the steamer
/wanted to tnl:o hl:n to a nearby house
so that he cculd have a chance to dry
his clothing and pet warm, but Mr.
Wallace insisted <>n p.oing home, which
to did, walking about half a mllo In
his wet sfuchf'.g teot. - Portland 1'ross.
Mi rp s Mid I latr
A f l ?r nI/!"x up IiIh neighbors a man
censes to worry about Ms own Inferior- ?
Ity.
Therfi Is nlways hope for a man ho
long as he can look at things with the
eyca of a rjilld.
Its a queer kind of humility that
leads a man to hide hia light when the
lest are seeking it.
Jf. It. Oukkn'h Ho*8, of Atlanta, (In., am
tl,o only nil ui Dropsy ftpeolaiiats In tlio
not id, fcoo lutiir liberal offor lu udvortUo
n.wit in anotnor column of tills paper.
if a married mnfi admit* tie'* a fool it ??
hi* wife s duty to Agree with lum.
Mrs. WImjiow x.^oothlngHyrupforehlldren
l< etluiJ' ,K^i' /ii Wio ?,uin?, ledueeait. Hnmma.
tioi ulluys) i??j? ,???! r*. >n?i colic. ttoc. ahottlo
Jjon't trust to hick to do anything you
ran do joitrsdf.
) 1bo'? ( iiio Is the heat meOlclno wo evor UH?d
lor ull aliom Ions of throat "lid longs. ? Wm,
O. j^KKHi.k.v, Vnnbnroii, IikI., l ob. JO, l'JOO,
An egotist ia a man who experts a wom
en 10 marry in lit ior himself mom;.
Any one < a.!* dye svilh I'DTNAM Kaois
LK'.w Ovks; no .'experience required.
Th" average man has no use for a chrome
ki?.acr uu.t ? the i* a bullet girl.
I.otnn* liiirK1*'
"Worried by the frequent appear*
nuce of typographical errors in hia
newspaper, a Kansas editor says that
? typographical error Is a hard thing
to tlnd In a proof, but in the printed
and completrd paper it looms tip like
a fat lady in n group of vegetarians.
l!f truvii dI 1 1< hi ???'< ill ? ')???? Oat a veil That
contain Murtiiirv,
ns inercnrv will suroly destroy tho ?onsa of
m?m?U and ?* ) ii'ilotely ?l?ran-t? tho whole sys
tem wbuu niitorlag It through tho mucous
FUrfacos. KiicIi arilcloashou id never bo u?? 1
exenot oil "nii^rltill'jiis from reputable pliv*
p|o|nitf*. a4 lht? dntna;;o thoy will do i?? ten fold
to tho good \.)it Chi possibly derive (i'?in
Ihcw, Hall's < 'atai-rli (huo, manufactured
by F. < 'benny A Co., Toledo, O.. contains
no mkmciii v, i, nd Is t a Nt'ii Intornally, noting
dijroct l.v hi ou tho blood and mucous surfaces
*>t tliesy.it.-iii. In buying Hall's Catarrh <'ur?
be ??iro you wet t he genuine. It Is taken in*
* ?*t*n ?% i I v , mid made in Tolodo, Ohio, by I'.
J. ( Iicih'v ,V. Co. 'restliiioinals free.
hoJtl by I'ru ji.lstsj prlro, 75''. t'?r bottlo.
'J'ako ilaiC's Kanilly 1'illa for oonstlpatloa.
Idnln Siia|itcioun.
A Chicago man refuses lo testify
In court whether lie had a bunk ac
count of $;! ik KMXK) "i* not, on the
grounds that lu? might Incriminate
himself. Must not have bad It. Any
man with that much money Is lu no
danger of being Incriminated.
FTT J^orn v\o oiv o>ic? t, vo t\t? ornwrvom*
P#??d".ir Or-tt dav's u?->nf Dr. Kltno'^ (troat
Kerve Ueitorer.+2 trial V>ott loan d troat Isofroa
I)r. n.H.Kl.isv. ^d..O?H Av'i Mf.. PhtU..P?
Kverv old wo'nan lik^s ti> tell how beau
tiful ftiic w.s when a girl.
ITnw lo # Iran f.ico,
To oVnn 'n'? f ak? n In'-"'* j
'ft". <vi <>l?l >'of t on ix??"l uritmul th?? !>???<? i
? rn"r^'",> <>n Pol (ho bottle In wiivtn Ivory
Few inf| Irrtvo for nn hour. Tf Main*
ar<? <1 ? *M ?-? i ? i ? ?o vo-Movo, In tlio Aim nml
n??d will illR.nnriortf. IUnso by ?\ I j ? j ? I
the bottln In clear wi't,
Kl.K.VNon It . 1'AHKKll.
.Abo-it nine-tenths of what people a tif
doesn't amount to anything.
I.h Imm Cn>t W'oitr
Ono uiv.o H iviUor aftor mln^ Allan'* Foot?
F.a?o, a uow?l<>r. It mako* tight or now shoo* -
ens v. fnri" swoTTon, hot, awoatlnit, netting J
lc?t. In -jrovv I tit* nrdii. corns ami bunions. At I
oil <ti'U?i<islH and nht ? atoros, 'iflc. l>oi?'t rie. I
o?pt any subst it ato. Trial packin^o Fhhk by
mail. Aoilfrs.i, Al'on s, Olmntod, I.ellrty, N.\ .
It iault limlinp wore a paving occupation |
roorc people \vou!| bo wealthy.
Odvl.s nnd l;nds.
Dead mon pay no doctor bills.
Sin !? !>,) moro t?x??>ntlnl to salvation j
than disease t<> health.
A woman may look her age, lnil sho j
seldom looks lui: ii.m; she says sln> is.
?>
' "When a man thinks Ik1 is tin' whole
church ho is apt ly ignore the Head of
the Church.
It takes a fast man to brat a board I
l.in
BF warned:
Hood nature's warning! rain tell-' of
lurking disease. MacUucl.e is kidney
pain ? m warning of Kidney ills. I t in
ar.v troiii>it?s, too,
como to i?*ll you t lie
kWlnt'js aro si? 1;
( 'oii?ta nt woarint s*.
Ii ?-a ?l a v li r s. dizzy
s p ? ! 9.' days of i
pain. nii;liU <?f mi- j
rot. an? ilaiiRiM* sig
nal* warning \ ou to |
?mhv t ln? U i?i n?>\ n j
1'st I Joan's Kidm-y i
I *1!U. W htfli l|:t VI'
ithtdi.1 tliousjimls of I
[u'litiniM'Ut euro-v
Frank IX ? >\ <-r.
haugli, oattlc luiv i r I
nna rnnrer, Catskili. ,\ v.. sav?..
"Doctors told me lei) years ayo t)t.< i I
bad Bright d!i?*os>'\ a '.J s.iiJ tL^\
could do noUiIne to K?>y m.\ Mv h.x^k
Jicbfcd so I cctUd notXaud it to cvon
drive nhout, and 'pit stages <>r (ln> kid
ut?y accretions uere so fre?pn i?t . s t?.
annoy inc greatly. I was ^iowin^
worse nil t li o tlni?\ but Moan's kldnex
PJIU cured idc, ;i t)d I ha\t- hren
evtr since."
. A KHK15 Till A f.' of tills emit Udr.ey
medicine tvhlcli rnred Mr. f>\ et Itauyl'
'WTTT~Le limited on rpplhntion to rmj
part of the United States. Ai'.-.."**si
.Foster- MiUiurn Co., ItiilTalo. N. ^
KjW wile lo all dealer*; price Tit) ccnl*
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KVILS OF SARCASM
Ol'R RLGUIAK SUNDAY StftMOIS
A tJIcvutirfeo lloSV flnmatt
I al'li Ift I "requentH' 4 Hy
World'* 8necrs.
r.l.KNS I'AI.IH, N V. ? I'hfc IV
?liiJtn II M n K ay. pn-itoi ?? f I I** f'lt ?t I 'l CS
Mletuui < hiircji |,ir.nhcd Sunday
ti.'n 1. 1 <>i/ "ii ' 1 fn" siKni(i' -iii< e of Joualt k
V) 1 ) \ iclK't;." TIlC U xl V il? I' l OKI
?Inn. ill i' 12. |)i Nf icKaty ?<t i <1 '
One ?>i i In- rtim'nt wuyc to ruiii any rau#e
in In lif ab'e MllC.'OSc.lllllv 10 Ill-ill) IIMICOU-'
upon ir. it 1 1 < 1 1 < n!nui mul \ < ?u liavi*
i ii i ii#*' i it. \k soon >? ? becomes the bull
<if ionium. i talk ntnl t ???? flilndiny j- ??<'?? f > >1
till: til < IIIV InillUIll III the; ttCWftpaper 1 1 ?
|>0 \v <? I in K'HIiV lt^ illfhlClli'C Kt'U i <' 1 1 , A till
mi* AiViii ii * .in 1 1 1 ? 1 1 v nliial become* tin- centre
"l ,i c-f*iii ut u it 1 1 > "h (? ?U ?*h ami #ii?*t*rn his in*
llui/iice in //.lint'. Human I'lloil. mid Inllu
enee \\ it her more quickly titUlcl' fc.in a^ut
and ridicule than in 1 1 V otltc-t1 wily. Irt
tliir way iimn v n goou ritiiM* <> n < 1 ii, a?v 'i
good pit .-.oi'i his fctificred at tint liaiiiln of
p< ixwih win) hiivo nfcvcr fcci','ou*ly I tied to
ii'nli'i ntiiinl tln> ? nii^c or t lm person. In
lliii wa\ 1 1 1 it ii y a nil'. 1 1 )i ii ma ii In-all has
In* n placed ii {kiii it* ( 'aivary and made trt
(need ami >in Hi i tin* ki t-in-*! o 1 1 *, . Jn this
way ln.iiiV a hub!':, Sim i-i'<-, ftcn*itive ?otil
in fulfill through il* < ii'tlmifniaric or in be
in# milled to it* i-iofti on tins very Kubbalb
ila v.
Tliis is how f believe the WOl K and life
of Jonah havo *?iftercd. I 'nt h i r i K 1 1 > k I y . un
feelingly, f-airiiht irail.v. people buvc a**o
eijiled Jonah with a whale, and a joke be
iiiK the easiest ami cheapest wav of bIi-.w
inst windom tiny hu\e exhausted fill Ihc'u
wisdom there.
We cannot n<*oi? too olirn reminding
ourselves I hat Ve shut) continue to mis*
the* true meaning of the Dibit: und most of
iti hi i n l teaching uit'c.tv wc rcmcJllber thai
every incident mentioned In the t)!d Tea
taiiK-nt give* tint only t lie storv 05 some
pe r no.it ? with nil the local coloring mir
rotiinlin^ luni an <1 man and an individual,
but also and more important, that there 1 *
a great world ti-nih ?<> be revealed, and
this individual, with his local coloring, has
been chosen ax the medium through which
to reveal ami teach that truth. And,
therefore, tin' great Bible difheiiltirA, with
no many, have oribun becftURi! llicv lijive
heen KntisfJed lo centre all then- thought
ami intevcsl On the individual and his lo
<'il di-tailn, and in llii* way have missed
the great truth intended to W IftOght. a
truth ao jireut that. Weri; it grasjied it
would then ht-Come n key by which to
oiieii vip and uiidi-r.stand the incident it
self.
I his la how Jonah iiah fcndWod at our
hands, And on i- tank is now ill rt few
Holds to (al>i' another look at . I < > 1 1 a 1 1 ? to
I >' v anil him lit the li^ht of tlte ^reiit
luith intended tn In- taught ami sic if
I hereby ?'i' can I lie better ?iiidci>tani| the
atory itself.
Methink yoursylvi'? 1>a<;k Into (lie earlier
?tnj<e? and gradual growth of (lie tinman
rare, to llin.j as to u.s there c.mic prob
lems lo lie solved. Wc have the benefit of
then- elfort.- ami can profit by f Item in our
ta'obleiiis. I lu ? t lie birthcr back we ?<> (lie
less iiml less ili'l tliev have to help ih<*m
solve their problems. Vet they fell tie* fii'l
force o| < arii one ami had to make an ef
foi I ol some sort to solve it. The problem
uas not .ilw.vys i lio :-aine. Sometimes it
I ?as soei(>.l, sometimes it. was physical,
I fonirt ime-i il was national, Kuinctimc* it
i' .h i ii t cUci t Hi I . sometime* it was mora1.
It it took a i c!i j;.Vus |diaN<> it wa ? either
!? aiioiial or i >!? <t 1 1 <i, intellectual. Men felt
i the presence hi (iod uopioton^ upon litem.
I In", have lureei) t h'Musel ves to loililli'ite
c'liaut concept mn? about Him. Then thev
loniul that certain of their exprtieijoca ili'l
| rot ."ITPO U ,|t, lh.'*e conceptions ot <?od.
x ml t l,r?j e I Iu* i dillioultie* aione. This is
l lie lii' .Vnin'/ oj the book of Jonah. Who
ever wrote lite book felt the dillirnlly of a
e- "at intellectual ?? it ? | national prolil.ni.
I'h in let 1 hint lo I a ko tl'.o story ol the Pro
phcl Jonah. Unit, lutvin? t brown it into a
I'traho'tO bum, he might the hctter
thioin'h it explain to the peoiile what he
thought, was < Jod's own Holutioii of this
paciienhir problem.
What then, was that dirtiest v. that
proh em? The people tif Israel believed
that the love and svmpathv of (Jod were
confined to themselves. Iliseiie, His fa
vor. ? I is blessings were for them nm| them
a one, (?od was their (Jod and all the rest
of the world was outside. There was but
one human family that had a divine le'a
tionsliip. and thai wa* Jewish, Quite true,
there were other nations, and thev had to
live, bur they had to live without tJod. Tie
did not belone to them, they had no claim
upon Tf'm. That was the real traditional
Jewish feeling.
Hut a few people were growing iiii who
had a newer and truer conception of (Jod,
ami a broader outlook upon man. fine ot
them tell hP would like to relieve thin tnir
bmited, wrniitf conception of (Jod.
I his led him to write the liookj Si ml in
?l??rnr vo hr> .TVo,.]. i),,.
' | v<- ?f the old narrow Jewish idea, and
Miowcd bow Jonah m ideas became broad
ened. and thus ta.mht the broad, full lovo
ill Cod for all men-taught lint. Otilv t lit*,
e.ejneney of (Jod. but also that He loves y'.l
men. I here, then, "s the national prob
lem. to ten eh that (Sod is tJod of all men
(md loves them; and the intellectual proh
leni. to leach the Jewish people and nil
o'lier pe into thai, flod is everywhere. Let
n.< see, l ien. Itow ih's doub'e sided prob
.cm wa < solved and sa.li>tactort. v il'ns
tialcd in Jonah s experiences -that (Jod is
c* itvwIu !?' and that (Jod loves all men.
Jonah did nut hclicve this. C * < n | was no*-,
every v, her e a.. Jehovah. This Jortali had
"??en taught and this he believed. This was
tee very at im.'siilu -re in which he lived and
moved uvd h ul In.* heme. ' his was his
. a n hood s IiMtin r, his boyhood's teaching
| a') | Ins manhood', patriotism. Hut one
ii there bloke into his mind r new
j Mou^hl : ^ '\\ hv shouM not tiod care to"
, t . i iitop'e in iliat oilier city just as well
i- lie doe-- jor the |)cot>!e in tins ei'.v?
: *\ !:v : l.o.iM Jei e< I'rni he any more fa
! voretl than Nineveh* Tne (n'ople are not
.lews, but whv should tiod not carp fo"
t ?in just as well as if thev were Jews"
w hv should t here n -t be a brotherhood of
j mankind strong r than all the 'units of
| n.i:i(in,il ,i!nl i 1 1 1 1 1 1 \ preiedne? Whv not?''
"hat thought rti-e I i .'onah like a \<<x-'
wh.'i-h enie-l to sa\ to him. " riu n. don tit,
" "v d >n t you 1.0 and tell t'ti iii ahout
' ; ? ' 1 Why don't v<. i ,'o ami i.'l I hem
licv uytv have ti<.j\ itvur as Wt.U .collier
? p.c?' Thi? thought so hiii ncil Itself
?to JoiiAh'n mind ?md hear; that he felt
must he- (Jod's will a'so to l?'es> sillier
ople besule Jews. lint Jonah bein^ a
. d in the wool Jew could not tolerate
t.i.u. _ lie thereiore vud, "Now, if 1 j.et
? >a: of lite country for a \v hile this thought
v ill leave me, ;or (Iml is iioi ever\wiiere
*?? press it upon me as Ho is ,ti l-no'l."
d'd not care very much where In- went
f on _\ he i ou.il j?'t ;i \\ tv from that \ tvVp.
The voie.o tio.ihled inm. lie felt that
\ fti<'f v.. is eaiim-T im\i in rto ><m<<tii;ni; lie
'?a- mii e v. ,i> ri<h:. hut ho did not \\:.sh to
' ' 1 ' ? I In* i> tin1 snheii- t,i x* i* , . )? w , > }
? :ii>i a i .? .I.Mi ih-. That \ o:..> u. ; . . x
??Vays heard, and likt Jonah ?.* ?? h.:\.- i ,1
t '-lillei:. \i"t. we ?i'l. UK il, -itkM \v..a
'?'??l an 1 oui 1 1 lends when t'ny
'>'e:i siiy;:?|?t iii>; t' to n?; ue . |. > n,.t x% .
;> h* ai about the ii^iit win. t v..- doiii
an. to d i ,i. lonali. :h- icjore. lie. I lit*
? n.-.'t ? ore where. That Miip (join..
l a i.-nisli w,t> oppi.j tune. It made hun ?.<?
i itie that the satcst p a e for h;r>i won't! l>c
'' wa.s n.-ver kn.ovn to have vr>...
l.en to a Jew on in- -m .-\?d s.-. n.,u j,,.
?lah felt l.e Would !? i
that vni'r lh.it ?> y.\>\ ... j ipid'x ?.],!
per.ceiu'iv cot
^o.v i hut ^ ?? ?? ???.:>? ? Ftorm ?-,is iKv.^
?ai>. To a to Tia: n. an.] toiwis'i
a.: me.. to ibut (.v l ,s piv*
'lit a* mil. . O l ;?? Upon land? o t -t
>'-enn \ fionnd on a Tars',, * , jnoi
4' ' JoiiM.iu, \ ?'?! ? n Irnvnr I r A ?? !
" <***' l( ' oi>r?* ho ,?
"I havf dune wi^nir. east r e inlo (lie mm,"
\od the storu c? ;.<ed. T?n? !rss? t |m.|
?ei'ii leai 'u d. and thrno<*h Jooah the
vi >")itr? learned that ('o l is c ervw h^re,
nid no man ran rv t away from Him. Tbtt
" should pick liiirj up and es?t l<;ui
'.vtoie i* ? inridpr.t r.f l*ic p*rab e,
't is simn'v thnt part ?.f (h? story \yl??c a
t rarhrs thnt if n man renrnts (?od vvill r<
?pup him and c?ro for him xnd Rive him
"inther chunrr. It is the diviap f'xposU
'ion of l??n's "??th?r ~hnno',,' e'>.ine?* to
'.,,s I**' *nd (ro forward lo do
Coil e will- go for.ward to ?ctx>mpi?h the
MiticuUr tu/fn of Mtrvtr# for wldcli bit
iff Imhh^n endowed and prepared.
To Jw^FtTlearued that Cod Is ev?rywh?r#
w?* A|?* | id l^si-rt th6t aiocir: God i? Goa
thfi/ cAn b<5 n?J liinit to lit* divine love-'
t ha c ( <o(l Jiatt love and bleaaing for all peo
ple Hiid every person, Ho that in Jonah
being rind info the mm, it was not a pun
ishment. but one method of A fuller ??-vr
lation of the rare and love of God for those
who liwatwe willing to obey Him. Our ?or
row n? n^t a r>tJ"i*hinci?t, hut a method for
a h> 'l" i Mid fni't-r revelation of (!od'? 'ove
and hlt-Mxing. There ?* often a little tinge
of aihiiwiu in our thought about (.'hrUJim
tumble or sorrow. ft diK'H not aeern tight
t ? ? speak of any ( 'hriktian sorrow an some
thin ( allowed of <!ud and overruled to a
hi'/her puri>o?e. All Chriatinn Borrow, as
well mm all ChriM.iart experiences are but
d'fferMd method# of flod'a own througH
\* 1 1 ? 1 1 II'* (five* higher and fuller revela*
(? of din love and bidding, and devel
or* II' t people to lii'ller fiti.u-?? for an vice.
A'i'l i lii* is what Jonah learned, and hav
ing '"'arned it he w#miI at mue to lh.it city
of N'in< veh ami delivered the measage (iti'l
J? f-l yivcn jiii'i It* deliver lie. tell* the
\ ioe\ !?<?>. all he iCiiOwh ahOnt t he lose of
God lit* tell* i in-ill a'??o a'' about 'lie piiie
and rit.d(teoti? liftoaiid* oi God, and tliat if
th'-v neivist. in li \ nef t'eie awlul lives of
"I'Hixlineaa and ?iu <h-s' ruction must corne
to t hem a* if moat come to all men who
persist in tunning.
'I he lit y <)-d M M'-'it and God did b'ess
? le- peoo'e A"d in thi* way Jonah Ironed
tliU I V' V I v )>h-r,?i/ii(i? li<- had himself re?
- ei v< d anil In- iif-oo'e had received were
nol ioi t li? ri!*i>Iv es alone, hut also for oth
ers Ni/n---< h and evcrv oilier N'meyeh that
needed the J<i-o?'!ei|j.'e of the love and
? ? -hleoil>?esN of f Sod It >. I hi* that makea
t'n.- narab'e of .lo'iali so like tin! parablet
< ? i .lc~n* 1 1 Itis* I rations of the hive of God
and rl' V.'.i.'.t God evped* I loin those who
ali- to'e huve I ??en b'esned,
Vint this >ci omi thought wan just as viv
:d v i ini'lit .< ? lii'- fir?t one. After preach
for .ihont live weeks in Nineveli. Jonah
? lino -lit <Jod ?.ih >-ho\vin^ i oo much favof
?o ihi^ eity lie w4* prnntinct it too ina'iv
' . ' ? - - ^ 1 1 ? ? : i Thin he |-e</urded an a very pain
r 'I n (Iction uron Jewihh iraditions. and
? lii^ I > ?-? l-e-i'iited At the clone of a dav'w
? ?re o-hiiiy he went out into t lie eountry to
t'iinl< it all out i "'id have a real satisfactory
?"?innh'e about it all by himself. Ife ?at
<' iivii near t<> a lave, bi^ leaved gourd.
. b >-,e refi'e*h'n< shade, n* the nun moved
m o 'iid, kc' t. 1 1 -> bin " i > i tc r:4v* from horiii
i "( Iiiii). Next morriinvs lie went buck to
the same place, but (he courd had with
ered during tin* iiinht. Jonah ^ot angry,
and in hi* indignation Ititied the gourd
? ' ? -is Hentroy* d so soon hut, a? he eooied
<>Ji and his reason an-' his heart again a*
serlcd t hemtelvrx. (hat voice seemed again
to speak within him. "Jonah, what- a fool
ish, unreasonable creature you are! Here
you pity this ifoiird, anil Vi?t voh finn fault
with and tiiihrahi (ioil because lie ha*
shown His pitying love and blessing (o
ward these neonle of Nineveh ? are not sin
fit!, Rorrowiinf human beings of more va'ue
than a ?/ounl?" That was enou'.-h for .fo
nah. lie svas jntisfied <Iod did care for
? he i tropic of Nineveh, afi'l that it was
(Sodlike to d<> so,; yea, and what wan more
'inpoi'taiit. that Ilis lovy And h!<i*siiig were
to be made known to. I hem through the
t.eople already blessen. That i* the teach
ing of the book of .Tonah ; that is the les
son Jonah learned, that he must offer God
missionary service as well as worship, that
he must offer <\'od service as wed a* love,
'hat to etu i > the tm-ssagt' nf God fl lovO to
his fellow men IS to W iii ship Owl.
T)o you know. 1 iliinU that is what God
?ti'l units? And yet. and \ ?*t . I ^oiuetiines
think we rebel arainst the thought of it i
unite as much a-- Jonah did. I hat is why
I have been led to bring this ptildy of .To
?iah this morning. It we are not going to
lie'p the peo'ile of our Nineveh, who i*
uonig to do it? hike Jonah, we spend
enough upon OMi-o'iVev; we no not deny
ourselves a single thing we set our hearts
noon ? social parties, theatres, eiitertain*
tnent, 1111111'' comforts, bodily comforts, tra
vel by land and s.c.i. And these have all
their own place but we mu*t not forget
the people in Nineveh. In addition (o our
own care for ourselves and our wv-rship.
v e have one other responsibility the neo*
p!e in Nineveh. For them I speak this
morning. We may lake to sea as Jonah
did. but it is not. a very profitable Inisi
ih's?, A^ijidt belter respond to the T.ord
gladly. True, we do not say with Jonah
that God is not everywhere, or that His
love is not for every creature ? that is the
very essence of our creed, but we may say
with Jonah. Let some one else help Nine
veh, I don't want to do it; if Nineveh
can't take rare of itself and gome one must
help them, let eome one else do so. This
is not what we are going to say to-day.
We arc going to eav, rather, tell its where
our Nineveh is, tell us how we can best
help at this particu'ar time and wo will do
it! My answer is, this home misniou offer
imr is our Nineveh.
Whv should we? Because It is Godlike.
God Himself is our supreme example. Be
cause it is good for \ts to urive ? we feel our
brotherhood letter and the joy of giving
becomes ours. Because new American
communities need our help to fill them
with hope, and by church privileges inspire
them with iho.se same God-givt-n princi
ples and truths that have .made New lCng
land and New York, that\havc made our
selves and given iw om* prosperous environ
ment. Kot God's sakoj for oui' own sake,
for America's sake/this is our opportunity.
We want tnese ijeople to know the frame
Cod we know iimKjo speak to Hint as con
fidently H8' we do a'lld call Him "Father.'
When these people come together on Sun
days we want them to h<! able to say with
us "Our Father," Wlieu\bcv mvther their
little, white-robed children around them
at the even hour, we w.ivt them, children
and parent.* together, to say "Our Father."
When they come to lay any of these little
ones out on the hillside and place upon the
marker the words "Oui Darling." we want
them also confidingly to say, "My Father."
And when they themselves come to the
edge of the deep water.? and wonder what
ferryboat is to bear them across their Jor
dan we want liiem trintfiilly, lovingly, to
be able to put their nands outward and up
ward and sa?-, "My Father. ' That is out
Nineveh. Will vou help? Help us unto
Him!
"I'll Not Forget to Kocp You."
She was oniy a poor, sick, old woman,
but a roval soul dwelt within her homely
body. The < caconfss found her, after
climbing a long, dark stairway, in a poor
little room, dark, hut neat and clean. On
a tiny table lay an open Ibble. an<t oppo
site the bed hung a picture 01 the (,'ood
fcjherherd .
"Ay. toy dear lady." f\r said, when the
dcacone** spoke o? the picture, "many a
time 1 1 ??? here all alone looking at ilitn
and at the little lamb He carrie> ten
dei'.v, and sometimes He seems to look at
inr so kindly that I can almost hear Him
saying, "I'll lot forget to keep you'"
The deaconess went away feeling ftrongcr
fc.r the simple expression of laitli.
True greatness lies not in never failing,
I but in rising every time we t <t!l.
Inishall.
j I will ko an>l leave tlio street ways,
Atiil the world's wild, dinsonu> places,
j With the hnrryinK. weary feetways,
Ami the folka of frenzied faces;
l will k" through darkened spaces.
Mi. riling glad. or starlight pale.
Through the rivers and the passe?,
TUT 1 tlml. among the grasses.
Vo'Ik sweet sleep among the grasses
< M the av.wit of InlshaU.
Ah. ve da ?i.t me. with your wonder,
And your toils about you lying
(> v?- cities, with your thunder.
And your children in you. dying,
A p., | l weary, ever tdghlnx.
V>r the whisper of tho West.
WT.tiv th<- Slow and glamour meeting.
And t he waves on long1 shore? beating,
A i o b tt eeho;-5 c: tha beatjrg
<>t the life's Mood in my hreuft
I
j . will plnit a roof of rashes
I K.?r )!??? low place of my sleeping,
) Where t he wistful water plashes.
froonlng croodllng. laughing, weeping
And the winds from Crttachan sweeplnj
I t heir ?Sr.iti.o.*it and their wall;
'fill the an-icls' glory hlinda me.
And the long sleep comes ami flnda m?
In the tangled grasses finds me,
Tty the ?ravei of Inishai). ...
-Pull Mall (*ax?tt?.
: *
Imrrenne Petrified Tree.
L Tlio largest tree in thn world lie
' broken nn<l petrified at the end of i
dof.Je in northwestorn Nevada. It !?
sjtbt to br> <5W topt Ions.
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NEWS THROUGHOUT TBI: COUNTRY
o -- - -
fchort ti?ma of Nfcw? Gathered Fronl
All Points.
through the South.
Norfolk baker* are on atrike, and
a bread famine It threatened.
Norfolk & Western Railroad dircctoig
propaoo a $35,000,000 bond Isaue,
A wealthy Paterson (N. J ) man at
tacked t)ie night wa^'binan ?? the
Chamberlain HotM, Old Point.
William Cufffle, a Norfolk tiegroi
committed suicide by throwing himself
in front of a moving engine.
Jutlge John n. Reagan wrote A let
t#h to I ' oti . W. J. Hrydh advining hiui
to work for hafrnony in the Democratic
party.
Fred A. Reach, who is wanted in
ChicaKo oil a charge of embezzlement
o.f fcjlJ.OuO, fiurrehdcred himself R> the
chief pt police at h'ort Worth, Texag.
He said that ije wan tired of dodging
Officers,
Richmond, Va;, Special,? Henry
Wbodward, the iligio convicted In Feb
ruary of the murder of Frank Tabor,
a white man, at Pocahontas, Decem
ber 20th, lant, Was hanged at Taxewell
Friday.
u l_ u ?
Wahington Happenings.
Because of protests from manufac
turers, the War Department will uot
immediately sell gome of its rifles to
Chbd.
I'resldfeht itobsevelt lias directed the
reappointment of I). D. Crum, collector
of the port at Charleston, S. O.. and
Senator Allison ??ave notice that ac
tion will he forced when Congress re
convenes}.
Thomas V. Dawson, of Iowa, . a* been
appointed Minister to SarttO Domift*
FA
The bill for the government bf the
Panama Can tl zone was signed by the
President.
The big Chesapeake and Ohio grain
elevators at Newport News arc to close
on May 15.
Considerable feeling exists nt the
Navy Department among the partisans
fur and against, the general staff plan.
German- Amei'icaus from nix States
and the District of Columbia organized
In Wnshington the National Roosevelt
League, for the purpose Of aidlilg in th(;
election of President Roosevelt.
In an authorized statement John
Sharp Williams declares lie favors
Judge A. n. Parker for the Presidential
nomination.
In the North,
The < miser California Was launched
at San Francisco.
Stewart Edward While, the novelist,
was married to Miss Elizabeth 11. (Jrant
at Newport. ,
Mr. Charles .1. Itonaparte addressed
the National Municipal League, Chi
cago, on "Partisanship in Municipal
Politics."
Swindlers ih Chicago secured dia
monds by telephonig to jewelers as if
from residences of wealthy citizens.
Police declare that Chicago swindlers
peeured a larne amount of money by
offering positions at the St. Louis
World's Fair.
R. C. Ocdcn was re-elected president
of the Southern Educational Conference
at. Birmingham.
Gen. D. P. Henderson, former Speak
er of iho United States House of Rep
resentatives, said he Intended to leav
New York and go back to Iowa to
live.
It was stated by a friend of Hon.
W. J. Hryan, in Kansas City, Mo., that
Mr. Bryan wanted Judge A. B. Parker
to take second place on the ticket in
1900.
Foreign Affair#,
Emperor William of Germany arrived
at Karlsruhe.
It wan reported that a Russian col
umn was L'O miles from and marching
on Gensan:
Rusisan torpedo boats of the Vladi
vostok squadron sank a Japanese
transport, alio Kinshlri-Mnru. of 4,000
to,AS. 1X7 being saved and 200 who re
fused *to surrender were sent, to the
bottom with the ship.
Colonel Duerr returned from South
west Africa, arid reported the Germans
thorn in sad plight.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
aided in the laying of a cornerstone
In Dublin.
Japan announced its agreement to
The Hague convention.
A general attack on the Russian posi
tion along the Yalu river was begun
by the Japanese yesterday and the Rus
sians retreated after being outflanked.
Serious fighting between the Armo
nlan insut^ents and the Turkish troops
has taken place in Asia Minor and 12
villages have been destroyed.
Emperor William opened the new
railway hrldg* across the Rhine at
Mainz.
The annual banquet of the Royal
Academy wan held In London.
ran AntMu Dvorak, the composer, is
dead.
Miscellaneous Doing*.
Providence, R, I., was vlnlted by a
$600,000 ftre.
Eighteen Assyrians in Pittsburg
woro arrested and charged with intimi
dating fellow-countrymen and extor
tion in the name of a secret society
the "Flower of Benevolence.**
Judge Sherman, of Rcston. has just
given one of the briefest- of charges
to tho Jury in a damage suit against
a street railway. "Well, gentlemen."
ho said, "you have heard the evldonee.
If yon beiievc the plaintiff's story, he
has a ea?ot if you don't believe it be
has no case, 1^ not entitled to recover,
and you may return a verdict for the
defendant." The Jury returned a ver- t
diet for the defendant company.
.lohn Wallenburg, $ farmer, killed
his wife, her parents and sister, and
being pursued by a posse took poison
near Walliant. I. T.
Knox vine. Special.*- A special tioni
:amcptown, Tenn., says a flowing oil
<fin was struck Friday about four
nllcs from Jamestown. At a depth of
"00 feet oil began to flow at the rate of
.00 barrels an hour and it continues
o flow. Excitement is high. James
own is in the Kentucky-Tennessee
?11 field.
In proportion as wickednoss is com
mon the Oo mm on wealth is turned to
ommon use. >
The Board of Church Extension of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
appropriated $106,150 (or the work the
coping year. ' -v
"I H^a Every Reason lo Praise Pe-ru-na,"
WRlfES MRS. KANE, OF CHICAGO
!**ACl IDWAfcD K/RTVt.CLOfcCE ?oR?fVt5 K fiNL*
Chicago^ Itu
Mr*. K. Kane, \Ti Si-ijot- Street, * 'i?i
( ugo, 111., \\ rites: > ' -
"I'ernna Ikih been tined no lony ]
In oUrfiiinUy that I do nol lenow
how I codla yet utility Without It,
I ha ve'yl ren It to nil of ih 0 chil
dren ot tl I /J'r runt tint en n hen they
si Hfered wllh tromi, chit a inline
utility altmcntu lUnt children are
H Meet to, it ml am ideated to nay
lint It Iwh kept tlicm In Hyleiulld
, iculih . I hare U I no /final 11 for a
i-ti tari hill illj)lcnlty o/ loiiy *tailil
lny and It ci lied me In a h.io it
time, ko * ho re every return it to 4
limine I'eruna. "- ? .It r*. li. ixune. \
Pe-ru-na Protects tlie Efttitfe House
hold Against Catarrhal
\, Diseases.
One ol (lie gieatest foes with which
every faiijily has to contend is our ehauge
a It l<* climate. 'I'o protect 1 1 ?*? family lrotn
cotds ami coughs is always a serious prob
lem, ii ml ot lt*ii impossible.
Boon el' (Jl- later it i* tlie inevitable late
of every one to cntcll cold. L'nrc iu avoid
ing exposure and tlie use oi proper cloth
ing wiil protect from tlie freip'eney and j
perhaps tlie severity of colds, but wit ti the i
greatest jf precautions they will conu?.
I his i/j a settled lacL of human experience.
Everybody must expect to be caught some
where or somehow.
Perhaps! it will be wet feel, or a draught.* j
or damp clothes, or it may be one of a j
thousand other little mishaps, but no one !
is shrewd enough to id ways avoid the inev |
itablc catching cold.
J heve is no fact of inedioul science better
known than that I'eriiiia cures ? atari ii >
wherever located. ThnusnndM of families I
in ail parts o- the United States are pro j
tecled h'om colds an I catarrh by IVruna. i
Once in tiie family I'enina always stays.
No home can spare 1'eruiia alt"r the lust
trial of it.
We h ue on tile many thousand testiino- I
Didn't Disturb the Dog.
A writer tells how a bulldog scared
away the guests bidden to ft lariy'9
reception. The hostess was waiting
In her parlor. Sho heard carriages;
arrive, heard the front gate o; en. but
no guests appeared. "The situation
became puzzling. At last the lady of
the house went out to ace if perchance
the pavlnt? ami the steps had sud
denly crumbled away ami l?ft nn
aching void. Not at all. On opening
the front door *he found herself con
fronted with the cause of the phan
tom visitors ? Rex, In his most ami
ablo and complaceut mood, sitting
peacefully and majestic on tho top
step, whither ho had dragged his ken
nel, a featherweight to so powerful a
creature, after him. No pedestrian
visitor, no card laden delegate of 'car
riage folk' had ventured to affront
that lordly presence."
One woman dislikes calling on an
other almost as bad the other dis
likes to have her to do It.
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Mr*. A. ilobson, 225 Wa*uington >it , {
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"J'eruna Inn been mu/i a hliss*\
iny to my only child, oh well asf
tn yselj , hull I jeet t minced to ylro *
m y testimonial, Itv hat* ti /ini |/n {
sujjered J torn ru tar lit 0/ the hvaa ?
ttitU throat, and t had to use vulva *
precautions *o an not tn have hint J
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Iaihi year hi} teas taken villi la*
yi'tppv, and an ft it asa s eve re case, ?
Caused me timeti anxiety. Ao J
medicine helped htm Itil. Ac took *
I'ernna. i noticed an Improve- t
incut at once and in tht ee weeks %
ha nana d ijj 'event eh 1 hi ; the yrtppe ?
nail been com jilelely cured unit I
noticed that liiv. en la 1 rh wan made
hitter. lie kept nth Iny h I wo
ueekslotiycr,wiicn hi' uiih e ntlvel y
wi ll. I now use It u/J ontl on /or
colds , cramps, I ndiyt stloii or yen
ei at 1 aulspusitlon, ami p ml it su
perior to oily doctors or medicine
1 ever tried. It keeps me, urn well
ns my child, in per/ eel health,
and 1 yludlji recommend It to
notliers.'' ? Mrs. .1, Jtob.-on.
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the vast array ol unsolicited endorsements
we are receiving every month. So other
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