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■. 5 jr- : 1 THE PEOPLE, BARNWELL, S. C. V' J # Harrison Shepard Elpin, Tenn.—"1 can My that Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discoyery an<J the Pleasant Pellets hate been the means of restoring my health. 1 , was weak and-run-down, had such •■-headaches, and my kidneys were out of order. It was n misery for me to W’alk around. I began taking the 'Golden Medical Discovery’ and the ‘Pleasant Pellets’ and they put me on the road to good health right away. I want to speak a good word for Dr. Pierce’s remedies to all sufferers.”— Harrison Shepard. R. F. D. 1, Box 18. : Start right by obtaining this ‘Discov-_i ery’ t at once from your ntdghborhood druggist in tablets or liquid, or write \ to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel in Buf falo, N. Y., for free medical advice. MAN’S s BEST AGE A man is as old as his organs; he can be as vigorous and healthy at 70 as at 3S if he aids his organs in ^performing their functions. Keep L^L^ur vital organs healthy with A COLD MEDAL ^|d|£S2a% Different Interpretations. T , That ail - people do not have the same slant of humor Is illustrated in the foil losing story: f One of the wealth lest men in Youngs town recently said to a friend: ”1 had a funny dr£am lust night.” “What was it all aboiit?” the friend encouraged. "I dreamed I got into a little flivver that climbed up a telephone pole, turned a somersault pn the wires, and then slid dowft another pole’’ . “Well, that certainly was some dream.” y * “Yes*”..the rich man exclaimed. “Im agine' me in a flivver.” Cucumber's History. A strange recipe was once given for the use of cucumbers. It stated, peel off the cucumber, slice it, pepper it. put vinegar to it, and then throw It out of the window. It Is, of course, diflicult to account for tastes; but tlds rather suggests advice prompted by an enfeebled digestion. The cucumber lias for centuries bad a place in the world's dietary table. We have biblical authority for the statement that when the Israelites complained to Moses, they said: “We‘ remember the fish which we did oat in Egypt; the cucum ber and the melons.” There may be imaginative jidnds who will see here a link with that popular English disli of today, salmon and cucumber.—Chicago Journal. TtM workTisUndard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder end uric add troubles since 1696; corrects disorders; stimulates vital organa. All druggists, three sizes. Leak far n.raa GoM Medal ea every kern and accept •# Not a Debatable Point. The Woman was calling on her next- door neighbor, and while seatet. in the living room the front dnorl«*il gave a sharp ring. As it happened to lie the maid's day out, the small daughter of the house answered the ring. A peiietfitting voice reached tte from the open door: “Is your mother en- gHgetl?” Mary Ellen's shrill treble was a mingling of astonishment and indig nation. “My mother engaged! No. nui'Mtn; she’s |teen married f ( »r years.’* Is It Progress? “It may he progress or it ninr he ■mother form of motion,*' «.nid idd Man ISmmIIi- ‘‘hat it is apparent that now* nda\« tlie loss of a reputation for probity and virtue |s not so tnti<*h of a handicap as it wns a few years ago. In fuel, 1 have heard aoiue hgndrtute ping ofi the te< finical acquittal of self* ••oiifessed notorious cro«*ks.*'—4*hh»ngo I hilly News. ■PROVED UNIFORM RffERNATlOKAL Lesson (By Rfc. v. e. Kl 14 v> A i *.zt, D. D., Teacher of English Bible in Uie Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.) Copyright, 1S22, Weatern Newspaper Union. LESSON FOR APRIL 16 EASTER LESSON / • LESSON TEXT—John 20.1S-3V GOLDEN* TEXT-rThe Loiil is risen In deed.—Luke 34:34. PKIMAKV AND JUNIOR TOPIC-ThS Eli bt Easter. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC —Why We, Observe Easter Day. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC —Tfte Ltievt ot Belief in tue Reaurrec- tioa. Taste is a matter of . tobacco quality We itste it is our honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfield are of* finer quality (^nd hence of better taste) than in any other cigarette at the price. lagf/tt Qt Mjrtrj Tobacc* Cs. Foiim* women marry In order to be lnde|*endent. «n*l some men get mar ried for tin* same reason. A noisy argument draws disputants is custard pie draws flies. MANAGER WANTED Exclusive contract, resident repre sentative, farmer- preferred, adver tising farm equipment for large manufacturer. No investment. High est bunk standing necessary. Addres* SALESMANAGER Bos 212 Atlanta, Ga. Explained at Last. .. Elnie—Why d**es *u el»*ek start all over™g;tln when It gets to twelve? Bobby—Vaiise tlilrteen's an unlucky number. I s‘|H*se." Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief ELL-ANS 2H and 754 Package*. Eviwywfiere Kill All Flies! ■SET* rwcl DAISY FLY KILLER •Itrvrt. »sH kUM kii Him N«v». rlaan. r>rn«m»ni»l e««*v**Wst »sd ehasp L«ata*Uva •ot Mad* of Mtal. can’t apill or t po.ee. will not Mil or latur. aayihmc C.uarmnlaad DAISY FLY KILLER at yoor doolar or I by EXPRESS. aropoM. II * w HAROLD SOKEKS. UO Da Kalb A.a,4Jr.«klyB, N. Y. Vm w 90** Anglo-American Drug Co.. 215 Fulton St., New York. Dear Sirs: I am using Mrs. Winslow’s Syrup. It saved my baby from dying of colic, which she had for three months. Some one advised me to get Mrs. Winslow's Syrup ‘and I did. Yodrs truly, (A’omc on request) Colic is quickly overcome by this pleas ant, satisfactory remedy, which relieves diarrhoea, flatulency and constipation, keeping baby healthy and happy. Non-narcotic, non-alcoholic. MRS. WIN SLOWS SYRUP The Inf anti* and Children’ a Regulator Formula on every labd. Write for free booklet containing letters frsm mother*. At All pruggata. ANGLO-AMERICAN DRUG CO. 215.217 Fulton Stmnt NEW YORK Curmt SMime Agent*: Harold F.Ritekio ^ Q»,.Ino., How Tork.ToronU.tanden .Sedneq uwPM?D m 50years - Not Only For rjNjERSMlTW Chills and Fever Chill Tonic ° But a Fine General Tonic Wards Off Malaila and Restores Strength. Try It . I. If MlMUkrl . Arthw r«Mr* Q».. tMtarSW. Kr. I. Jesus Manifests Himstlf to the Discipies, Thomas Being Absent (vv. ly-UO). lie appeared to several of His dis- ciplea ui several ditleienl times during that day. llus is tlie tiist ai>iieaiance to tlie disciples us u body. The rumors of His seierul appearances ou that day caused the disciples to assemble to talk over the mutter. For'fear of the Jews, they met in a private room aud barred the doi^^While they were dis cussing tlie strange happenings of the day, the Lord mysteriously appeared before them with tlie greeting ot good cheer, “i'ea.ce be unjto you." He did not come with censure for their fail ure and desertion. At His birth the .angels announced “Fence." Just be fore he took Mis departure. He said: “1’eace 1 leave with you; my jieuce 1 gi\e unto you’’ (John 14:JT); "Let not your heart (>e troubled" (John 14:1); and now tlie first word after His resur rection is “Peace." Having calmed their fears. He guv** them an uiiiui*- lakuhle vv Idence of His resurrection. “And wiien He liad so su ^ He Showed unto them His hands and Hts’Vde. Then were the disciples glad when they saw the Lord.” Their di>ul>is needed to he si-attereil. and Hi* |»me lutMled to be U|A*n theiu. Cousider: 1. Tlie disciples' commission (v. 1!1). "As my Father linfh sent Me, v\eii so send I you.** This commissioii was not simply tv a class, as the eleven, hut is to all Christians |n Luke “4:33 we find that lhere were others there in that iiieet}ng besides the eleven when Jesus showed himself to them and Cummlsdoned them, showing that the commission ia not confined to a class or order, hut I* wide a* the t'hrlatian body Itself. All Christiana, therefore, are euwya and representatives of (3ir1*t. The egerrlae of this great function la not merely optional with the ludlvlduif. hut ta obligatory upon him. The lA*rd placed it up<>n a plane with His own commission from the Father—“As toy Father hath sent me, to send 1 you.” 2. The disciples’ equipment (v. 2*J). “He breathed on them, and snlth unto them. Receive ye the Holy (•host." The mission of the disciple Is a very great one, but every one who goes forth In Its execution He clothes with the power of a hear life by the l*est«*w- ment of His spirit. No one who has this equipment shall ever fad. The Ford's representative* have His life In them. The' barrenness of our efforts Is due to our failure to take by faith our equipment. 1 '3, The disciples’ authority (v. 23). “Whose si*ever sin* ye remit, they are remitted unto them; ami whose soever sins ye retain, they are retained.” This authority was not by virtue of office, but by virtue of having the Holy (•host. This would give the Spiritual discernment to know who had or who had not repented, and consequently, to pronounce pardon or not. II. Jesus Manifests Himself to the Disciples, Thomas Being Present (vv. 26-211). Thomas was absent at tlie first ap pearance of Jesus. His absence de prived hint of a vision of tlie Lord. Ab sence from the assembly’ of believers always occasions loss. The other dis ciples go to Thomas at once with tlie glad news of tlie resurrection, but he will nol believe. His stubborn disbe lief Is such that he doggedly declares that unless lie. sees the jirints of tlie nails, etc., he will not believe. It is right to demand evidence, hut to pre scribe terms is rank unbelief. .Note: T. The Lord’s kindness- to those who have difficulties. Thomas deserved re buke. hut tlie Lord kindly supplied the evidence which he demanded. 2. The reveiatlon of the Lord trans forms^ doubter into a possessor. III. Tha Conclusion of the. Gospel (vv. 30-31). * In these verses John’s arguments are summarized, and an explanation is given as to why he wrote this Gospel. Many . otfier things could have been written, hut theses-thar he wrote he judged adequate to prove his point: To prove that (1) Jesus, of Nazareth was the expected Messiah ; (2) * that He was divine—the very Son of God; (3) tTiat those who believe on Him ns GoS’s only Son—the Messiah—would receive eternal life. Eternal life is in Him and only as He is appropriated by faith ca>) men he saved. 20 for 18c 10 for 9c Vacuum tin* of 50 - 45c Poor Human Natura. ’*!' I’efifield’s novel «,f a small town any u*«m|?** “It must he. • The character* are I true t<> life that the originals don’t rec ognize themselves."—-Judge. t * ** Cuticura Comfort* Baby's Skin i When red. rough nnd Ifchtiu:. |»y hot , bath* of (’nth ura Soup nnd ton rhea of j ('titlcura Ointment. ‘AI»<• tmike use ' now nnd then of thnt exquisitely scented dusting fMiwiter, ('‘iirctirsi Talcum one i of the lu'lis|M*n«tihlc t uticurn Toilet ' Trio.—- Advert l*4*ment. CIGARETTES of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended y&f HAIR NETS AND ARMENIANS Thara’a a Raason. ‘Is your n«*w maid prompt In al Interesting Compar.son Between Cost ,1, "‘rl*t*ll •' of the Former and tha Clothing “ Y<p "* ^ h * n " of the Latter. some w lie re win* semis her delivery leflet every day.’*- titeM Age Herald. •Bln HAD TO HAVE CONSERVATORY Moat Parents of Six Marriageable Daughters Wdl Sympathise With Tht# Home Seeker. 4*h«r1e* M. Schwab said at a reo*p i tloii In New York: “Tin* world Is hankering after dis armament and unfxerKMi |H-ai*e as the hoUsehunter hankered after a mnnerv • atory. * “A househunter wax looking for a I cheap, smallish house with a large ran- I servutory. The agent showed him a number of house*, hut as they all I lacked conservatories the- hunter ! turned them down. Finally the agent said in a disgusted lone; ** *Of ••nurse J thought your cmiserv- atory hlen was Ju-t a whim. A cheap nine room house with a conservatory ! ! Why. man. It alti’t to l*e found. What’s ' the < reason you’re so eruxy after a ixm* servatory,. anyhow?* ••Well, confident lariy.* said the househunter. ‘It’s Jlke this. Wife and I I have got six flu lighters, and all six | have hud young fellow - kind of,spark- { in* round ’em for a long, mug tim4; so I w hut we n«-ed. you <•••«•. |- a conserve- ' tnry. The girl- want somewhere to i do the ripenin’ off In.*” Something in It. Juliet—"\\ hat - in a name?*’ Romeo —“Well, if you take mine you might get n good home i-ut of it." The hair net milady weura would CtMhe sevend • pi l.tidren In Ar inetila for more than six month-. That _ lnr»p«*«nt •• is. the o t ..f t i m on d. Even Ar ^HTORlA. that famooa old remedy iiieidan orplMii* are soinrttuies more for infanta and cbHdren. aud see that II iiMMle-i lhan milady. Kx|iert* have ligunsi that si *** w|i isaiipletety ultlre In mdiiciich<‘<t tnu« IliLgartuetit* a cldld of the Far K reliet or|iliaiiag*'- of the Transcaii r six nwwiths. At Bears the bl gnat ore off |M In Cae for Over 8u Team. „ Children Cry lor Pletrber’a Caatorui nwuJuZ* ti-i MADE POOR RENT COLLECTOR for hair nets during a like |icrio«! would ___ to* In eonahterahte eK«-e*s of Dial ind'anapehs Man Evidantly Ta# Good- UIIMKIUL daydhig ay— areil. U|-n Naturad ta Soccaad in That Lma several thing*. Hair net* are of un 0 f Busioaaa. co-jaln duruhlllty under any rirruin — staiHvit. Ami milady I* hot always | Baclwlor Joe Nlokea. tlie dmgg'aC over rant Ion*. Even an expert h«— I m-vea-gefs |«-a<e from hla story ttallnc talea to nauinl some giwsse*. frletid* The Near Ka*t relief lia« just pur Joe owns aoine rental laroperty la chased .'Oi.ikai yard* «ir unh|rache«i one of tlie Industrial districts. Things In for summer ganuents for Its have ta-en a hit slow tard* In l'rati<o'aiH*asla. lustry lately VV To-ie and J«* has Ilia d tmutde collecting hi# there a hlll-ma»Mcn,d |ioii-< hold head reiits III- real estate broker cuts- uiigMlIafit etoaigli to remark that n stantly wa« returning wont that ha country full of orfibaii* I* n<4 the could not collect. greatest liability In the world?—Oil “I'll go out and nJlect It myss^f.* • ago Evetdng I'oat. Mr stoke- said, a hit peevishly—that " 1 ■* 1 1 t 1 la. If Joe ever get* that wuiy. Praparednasa. Anyhow, a «lay or two later Jam “fioctor. If there iw anything the *tarte«l out on a rental collect Ion tour, matter with me don't frighten me lialf Late that afternoon ta* ref time* I to to death by giving It a long, scientific hi- drug store. An unn*nal little *mll# mime. Just fill me whqt It Is lu plain was working at the ci»mer* of Joe's F.ngllsh." * mouth. “Well, sir. to la* frank, you an* , “Any luck?” one of tlie clerks lo in zy. qulr«Hl. “Thank yon. doctor. - Now. tell the “Any Ivn'O Boy. you’re craxy! Irv- llie scientific mime for It. I’ve got to stead of (•aylng me. they liorrowed re|*ort to ihe ml-su** ”—ITIfniltighum mT>ney fn»ni me everywhere I went."— Age Herald. Imliut u|->li* Neam. A self-conquen*r is u man who never "Id’ets rmid on a -tre«‘t car. , What Chriat Saw in Wor^d. «aw mupfrio- thTS~ trorfd to Weep over, and much.-to prey over; bur He sitv* nothing In It to look u|*on with ’coiitenuit. - ' The Woman’s Tonic Happ>''eaa in Our Heart Tlie ha|qdnews rhst we vainly s«*ek the wofhLovei; la aH the time within ua. pesjled close to «»ur own‘hearta.— Bruce f'alvert ' V - Sw Thinkers, not tinkers, get the most from their machinery. No Doubt. Saif-Supporting. "Pot and take l-n’t always n gum- An attorliey for !/«** Angeles adver. Ide. It’s aometlines a sure thing, tised for a chaiiffear. Some twenty- When, you j>qt more effort info your ihIiI re-ponded nnd were being one*- luiRineHs'yoi^’ll take more profit out of thm#**! »* to qetillffctiT|on«. eftir!e r 'cy it."—The Ktsluk Suie-iiuiii ntid wla*fher miirrl»*d nr sin'’e. F'nul- ——c • ' |y, turning to a nejlro chap, he said: Realty New. “How about you, George; are yon Agent—"I've got a device here for married?" getting energy out of the sun.” Mr. i "Naw-slr. boss, nnw-slr. Ah make* .Tones—“Here! Give tne one for mine.’* * mah own livin'.”—From Judge. When Will There Be A Disarmament of Dining Tables? WASi Oar Cemtreu of oar ••gtifnrrt gr II Suppose everybody would recognise the fact that there’s no gain but much loss in keeping up hostilities with the stomach 1 Suppose the ancient aggrava tion of improper food on indig nant digestive organs should be settled with guarantees of sen- sible diet and tranquil digestion! The saving would be beyond all possibility of counting. Yet millions go on declaring war on the stomach and accept ing war in return—loading up on starchy, heavy, unbalanced and highly-seasoned food at breakfast or lunch — and wonder ing why comfort, hap piness and efficiency are out of reach. . Grape-Nuts makes a friend of the taste and an ally of the stomach. There’s a charm and satis faction to this delicious food which pforhpts appetite to say, “There’s a meal!” and digestion to answer, “Thank goodness, here’s peace at lastP Grape-Nuts is the perfected nutrinfent of wheat and milted barley—sweet, crisp, and won derfully nourishing. It digests quickly, and provides the neces sary elements, including the vital mineral salts, for body, nerve and brain. - Order Grape-Nuts from your grocer today, and let a delighted taste pass a treaty of peace along to an enthusiastic digestion and assimilation.' Grape-Nuts—the Body Builder **There*s a Reaeon** Hade by Fsxaww Catawl X*. lac. Bwttlw Owsk; MVK *