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Was Told He Couldn't Live Six Months But Doan's Brought' Mr. Clayton Health and it Strength. C,. T. Clayton, 78 N. ]Broad St., Woodbury, N. J., says: "I had about the worst case of kidney complaint a niiian could have. My kidneys were in terrible sluape. I had slharp, kiilfe'like paing in the sm1all of my back, and iny back often gave out entirely. I couldn't stoop to lace my shoes. For two years I wats in this. helpless con(lition and di(dn't do a tap of work and no one thought I would ever Mr. Clayton be able to worki again. VC. u In fact, I was told I couldn't live six nionths. But for tunately I began uxing Doan's Ki(Iney Pills. They inade me feel better from the first and after tac Ing several boxes, I had better strength anld iealth than ever be fore. I think Donn's are worth their weight in gold, and I recoin inend thein whenever I hear any one coliplaining of their kidneys." Get Dean's at Any Store, Go a Boz DOAN'S "11,N FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. Clear Your Skin BOY I WithCuticura All druggists: Soap 25, Ointment 25 & 50. Tal. cum 25. Sample each free of "Cuticura, Dept. E. Boston." Only Way Out. Justice. as alliniistered in Arizoin s(in yt'Is ag, frted the I lteriel o Iwore or less at4 'inusig stories. A il wa14's se'lte t 41 gpay : li. f ()$10 o spendl ten (Illys in .1111. lit i114l ni 011 Il.atl( h cur cepteel the ainoun ()I lu o tre ot, the flays allottet fi4r hIs inl4risonli144nit. By5 soluet vnreh...snvss .Ill thle 11ar1 of 1he a11iler, i1he 11111n Nvi1s (1ws 11d11ed It Jail for)1 thlt-full it'ln days. atul( whe1 set frel'i'e hv d1a11d1d111 r4'dress rI hi! wrongs. - "Ymu 01u-1ht toIvI soiello (wane(. a'Stnd -tr411 1 I ." l u( h141nitkiled lbut wev 1lo'1t sm. ally way il to d4 it tilt 14-SS \.tt get svinte-lwed aigin for1 sonli thing: then we 1h( give you 1hr4.4 da1y~s f,40r it kild Ilf rebalte. TIlinit's (1h 1n1ly way tl INix its p rune." LIFT OFF CORNS! Doesn't hurt at all and costs only a few cents Magic! Just drop a little Freezon on that touchy corn, instantly it stop aching, then you lift the corn off wit the fingers. Truly! -No humbug I Jill Try Freezone ! Your druggist sells; tiny bottle for a few cents, sufficient t rid your feet (of ('very harid cor'n, sof corn, or corn between the toes, aint t'aliuses, without (onet paurticle of pair sor'eness 01r irl'iattion. Fr:eezone is th dilscover'y of a4 noted4 CincinnatI geniut Joe's Fault. lItCenIt ly 14an14: ndian city Swa4s iialh ing a Itied ( ro4ss drive'. One14 of th1e $4< w7) vhenl t lhInanI who live'd nlext 41o4 intervened'i4'(. '"You44'd better n' t join,1'~1 slit wit ned lile Ii 'st ,wolnana. "'If ya (d4. you'l14 hve 4t' go' to Friance'4." Thei' so4liir was ju4st resuly to4 ('N augainin he 14r oWa :4leiIense. '\\'ell, ,i1. ga~ve lilt Ilhis 41'llari to4 join th' lte 'iross."' l'h .Uio. ''1nd4 I'm golng I jin th le lIed 4 'ross'~. If I hav 1 t1 o( g to Friane It will all b' lk fault aniy 4"' No Worms in a Healthy ChIld All chIldren troubled wIth, Wortns bayo an ut healthy color, whIch Indicates Door blood, and as ' 1K yt8 T As'ILssr oh Il TNCgven r4'ui for two or three weeks will enrIch the blood), In prov'th ~ig'*eso,* a' s en ral " trn"Ml throw off or dis pec lie wornis, and the Ubild winl I in perfeecthealn. Pleasantwt take. 600 per botti A lawvyer' never' gi ve'su Iii Ias ('4'I his ('llin's disposa$1l. Anty 11nan1 wh~o is441 loniuall~y Inakiln a f0.1 of hInsf 1, nust1 he11S Ia atur4( t D.r. Pee'ry's "Dead shot" is not a "k< zenge" or "syrup," but a real old-fashlone done of medIcine whIch cleans out Wornr or Tapeworm wIth a sIngle doge. Ad. yOurI lIft' is 1a blanik fill It ouit an1 Y A Wholesonte, Cleansi . O U r "e'resb'ng and e-l L.otion--Murine for Red ness, Soreness, Granula tioIchngndBurnlnj iof the Eyes or Eyelid - ''2D * fterthe Movie., Motoring or Go] wil n ourconfidence. .Ask Your Drugl for Murine when your Byes Need Care.uat - Murenue yEa Remedte Co. Chag. UNPROVED UNIFORN INTERNATIONAt SIINAYSdHO0L LESSON (By REV. P. B. FITZWATER, D. D., Teaeher of English Bible in the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.) (Copyright, 1918, Western Newspaper Union.) LESSON FOR OCTOBER 6 ABRAM LEAVING HOME. LESSON TEXT-Genesis 12:1-9. GOLDEN TEXT-Be thou a blessing.-% Genesis 12:2. DEVOTIONAL READING-liebrews 11: 1-10. ADDITIONAL. MATERIAL FOR TEACHERS-Genesis 11:27-32; Hebrews 11:8-10. 1. Abraham's Call (v. 1). The new era inaugurated with Noah at its head ended Iin a colossal failure. In view of such failure God turned aside froim tle nation ias such, and call ed Abram out from his kindred and land, and placed him at the head of a new nation which he would train for hinself. This call involved: 1. A caH to separation. Ife was to leave the place of his fcsnd assocla tions for a land unknown to lhn. Obe 'leice to this comimanld ieant the sev Orance of three ies. (1) "Ils country in the widest range of his affections. (2) Ills place of birth and kindred, which cones closer to his heart. (3) Ills father's house, ats tle inmtiiost circle of aill ten der emotions." All this must he cast off before the Lord could get him into the place of blessing. Whern kindred an(d posessionus stand in the way of love an11d service to Clrist, onie lust renounice then (Mattliew 10:37). 2. A call to herole tasks. For Abram to go Into a strange land and take pos session of it for God called( for the heroic in hinm. It costs much to live the life of separation, but it is the only way to have God's favor. i'hiose who are children of faithful Abram must trust dod. If. God's Promise to Abram (vv. 2:3). God's demand for separation was fol lowed by a seven-fold promise-a gra clous engagement on the part of God to communieate certain twtimerited fa vors and to confer blessings upon him. 1. "1 will make of thee a great tn tion." (v. 2.). This in sonic measure compensated for the loss of his coun try. Ile escaped from the defiling in fluences of his own nation, and became the head of a chosen nation. This was fulfilled in a natural way in the .Tewish nation and in Ishmael (Gen. 17:20), also in a spiritual seed embracing both Jews and Gentiles (Galatians 3:7-8). 2. "I will less thee" (v. 2). This was fulfilled (1) Temporally (Gen. 13:14-17:24-35). Ile waits enriched with lands and cattle, silver and gold. (2) Spiritually (Gen. 15:0; John 8:50). He was freely justified on the grounds of his faith. The righteousness of Christ k was imputed to hini. 8. "And make thy name great" (v. 2). He reno,unced his father's house, and became the head of a new house which would be venerated far and wide. He is known as the friend of God (James 2:23). 4. "Thou shalt he a blessing" (v. 2). It was a great thing to be thus honored andl blessed by God, but to be the me diumi of blessings to others w~as greater still. It is more blessed to give than to receive. 5. "I will bless them that bless thee" (v. 3). God so identifledl himself with his servant that he regtiiedl treatment of Abram as treat menit of himself. Christ so compllletely identifies himself a with his lpeople that he regards wrong done to them as dlone to himself. Since he was God's friend, God regarded acts performed towa rd Abram as performed 'towvard himself. In nll ages slince thwen .the Qationis and individuals that have used the JTew well have heen) blessed. 0. "Andl curse him11 that curseiji theie" - (v. 3). TIhwe naiition.w that have been - against the Jews have niever pros Spered. While God1 att different times e usedl the surrotnding nations as 'scourges of Israel, he in turn punished I them for their mistreatment of Isael. 7. "Tn thee shall all families of the -earth be blessed'' (v. 8) Thiis has been fulfilled (1) In the JTewish nation be ing madt~e the repository of the Oracles of God. Through them the Bible has bteen given to the wvold. (2) The bringing into the world of the Redeem. - r. (3) Tn the future time w~hten the Jews shall be God's missionaries in carrying the good tidings of the Gospel to the ends1 of the iarth, lil. Abram's Obedience (vv. 4-9). Abram at once departed out of his n own land, lie proved his faith by lis .works, lie did not argue or paley, Neithier dhd lie demand some guarain teebut stepped out upton God's naked word.lTere wer difilcutlties inhs way, but faith in Glod mode him hrave. Faith in Goad gives'. victory over the world. l1e wvorshlped God. TIo go Iinto a heath len land wind establish .triue worship rtiimres a courageous faith. Secrets hn Our Heart. U We tailk abhoiut sear iching ourii hiearts. We cannmot do it. WVhat we want is to 1have G~od searich thiem . . . an1)1 bring out the it l'en t hings, the secret things - that cluster' there.-D. L~. Moody. Testaments for Soldiers. I am glad to see that every man in he army is to have a testament. Its eachings will fortify us for our task. S-Pershing. S Who has deceived thee so often as thyself? TNlE _KITCNEN CABINE T Despise not thou small things. Tho Soul that longs for wings To sonr to sorne great height of smae rifice too oft Forgets the daily round Where dlly einres abounil. Anti shakil( off little duties. while shte 0ooks siloft. BANANA AS FOOD. ANANAS are it most Ing food. Ielng de fielent in flvor It isorbs linvors renld lly il d presentit good lei'('ti$ hy ationalWarGardn, willeh 1 sch livors -comisi* 11111. le brought into nlotiee, thus alfford Ing it great vaiety of coihinatloins. l siiue of the hick of ield in Its coiiposi (onl It sih ouild be a popular breakifast fruit. The cookedbnn. even slightly coo'ied, is more (ea1si'ly digested tlain tihe ra fruit. Slitupily coveriig tle ri1e thinly sliced fruit withi hot cereal w1I1 cooik it su lieit-let ly. Banana Croqtettes With Lamb Chops.-lHiiiove tle i'pel I tig atid coarse threais froim live firm banowis; cut tie friit in hal ves crosswise, tim1 off the etnis to ink tile hliives syi uetrint-l fit tit- ends; roll in egg which has beenl lientel wit i a tile ii spoonfuIl of water, tliei roll In sifted crumbs altd fry i, deep fi t unil b)rownv . Dl i l n-soft paver. ,I.tI 110inute~s will be l4ong enough10 for1 coo4 k ing. Serve wililitthbildl hiib chops. Compote of Bananas With Orange Sirup.-RIemove I le Iee ituii n l course threit'ils fri'omi six rIpe bananas; let stiland covered with boiling walt1' ia 1111nut11, Ilten drain anid pile in) the forml of it pyrninlid 41n a1 serving dish :11nd1 pouri. over thei I a cufill of orainage 'i11-t111. Orange Sirup.-lBoll a ciifil of tlt juice antid 1111) of orilige,' the juiee of hialf a1 lemon. onInt cuipful lif sug-ar. and one-qiiter of a cupfil of' Wiater six mitiies at uitil slightely thic keneie. Baked Bananas.-Pull down :I see tion of the skin of each balnana, loosein the VIulp, remove fihe course thread-s ln1d re01 ti1rn tht-e 1) lie c1to 'he sii, a3. t he frit tius priret in a saiuelai :an1d hake lin a hot n 1 tuntii the skin: InIre blaickenled. Heiemove t he pu11lp froml thle skins. hieil litn a half circte atj linaee on a ser'ving Aish. Sprieillt with powdered sagari' 11and choplieI 1uts a.'s it devssrtil ; or p1)111 over a jielly sauce. Melt lial f a tuipfiul (if cturrntl jelly, add a itl f-cupful of suga r aitd Cook five mtinut es, thlen stir in a i ten spoonftal of coris iitli, imtdh sintoi, with it little wvattr; cook live Imilintles and add it tIIIiespool I'll I of litter u1111l it t'l e1nspoonfill of leioni Juice. Fruit Cocktails.-To six t'hillespoion flls of fruit Juice Idil two tab1IlespiIIon fills of hoiney, Il(th hl) of Iwo rt an-. thre-e dilcel hauIIinnus, :1114 1,our1 ripi. pniehes, ie'eetl. 1)ivide. into 'o'lki:ii ghltS84s anid ser~ve. This, uniy be uised a(lso as i dessert. Storp they of inany blessinigs st ''ub2l sentter blessings round, As haden boughs in ntlluntn thing their rIpe fruit to the ground. "'TIS PICKLIN' TIME.". I) GIIEATI is the vn riety of r'elishtes thI site is indteedi hiarId to - ~ - some Which hieri fin 11y' enn enjoity. Sliced Cucumber and Onion Pickle.- - t'ionetWar~arde Take till.ee dozen.'I 'Commissiew' Iiiarg eu'mimi's.s pe--I anid sli'e ti :,ndi cover' wi th ia spilin g oft sat over night. P'eel antd slice one dozt~en smi:,1l t'nilons and11 treat in the samen waly, loll do not mtix them. Th'le next dlay '1ein~ i it a hint eac..h of w'ater nd iiVi':::. i. then drtaln tiny nynitn. Now tk :1 tpi:. the ve(getqinbles. Ju lst let Ithim 'ii ht' but tdt nott ('ootk, then seatl iln jnrs whli. Chutney.-t('hop1 one1 dizan apphit gintger' and( sait. ("'ook all ttgther' t hiouris. Marion Harland's Relish.--('i1t li limiIf-h 'lIengths1: one bunch('l of' t'eltry seed itndj ('hop1 tInte Iw'o green 11e1tper'i 11uld tree Itablespotinfu'ls1 of sat tone amd oni"e-hlf potunds( of briown I si: im~ hmot pour overi thle v'ege alles. Ntiw ('over ('losely an at ookiii Ie m'iult.1 Add a tazblespnoonfull of mus1 i'rd alt seal in jam'. Wrnil in ippers to keep Tomato Conserve.-Cook iunt thil'k pounds tif suigli, (inet cupt of shrti'- ' 'itron1i ; whenm Ick nid onte nd il n hall' cupfuls of' seeded r'aisins andit ':., Ripe Cucumber Chowder.-i'att (ioniilS;' ilt Irs t' pulpt dry', then1S olth on1e choplileti red ltepper ; salt anti lu'. per to taste, with vinegar' to make1(4 thlit mtixturae as I lek ats C prele htruser'i'ti \s.f l for winteruse Lives 200 Years! For more thit 200 years. Haarlem Oil, the famouls ittional remedy (if liolland. has been recogiized as anl infallible relief from all forms of kidney and bladder dis. orders. Its very age is proof that it mnust have unusual ierit. If you are troibled with pains or aches in the hack. feel tired in the morning headaches, ititligest tin. ilsoniisf. painful or too frequent passage of urine, irritation or stone in tihte lahlader. you will almost certainly fital relief in (i)101) Mll)ALi Ilaarlein Oil ('aimules. This is tle good old remedy that has stood the test for hundreds of years. prepared in the proper quantity and onvenient form to take. It is .iported direct from Ilolland lab. oratories, and . on can get it at. any drug store. It i. a stanial. old-time home renedy an-I needs no introduction. Each capsule ontitaiis one dose of filve drops and is pleaantat and easy to take. They will quiiely relieve those stiffened joints, that haIkael', rh1eutn t ni. him bagb, sciatica. gall stones, gravel. "brick dust." etc. Youar money prointly refund ed if tihey dIo ot r14 l ieVe you. But he sure to get t Cetonne 001. MIMDAL brand. In boxes, three size. dv. Yes, Indeed. "Alin't women 1'or!" writes Tar btli'kle, witlh flo s feeviig 11:b1i i jg[ filIt y. "My wife said., thlt 11 4.th lay, i(-1). dlear. I wisl wt ha1:14 a thj. Ilvaly holuse !' her. "'*1 likt t giv. a party. sit(- an swered. S~i'I' I.I "'l a\ . ' ui h a l,,in.-h f lria' al' It wouiiia eie yo tu plteasurer to I' inier I'ys aIbi staha a lot that It wouhiv ha'a h avel y li t in' a ii. l' a )TarbII l. "al- ill i at.--arytho a lot of peol?" Ea:;sy. .\iaal if yaau ,laan-i ma i,,,.'a'gi a siipla tllin lik' iha , i ., Ilwn.'s n.o Ils- iXalm iaiing to y4 ai. SKIN ERUPTIONS ON THE FACE aire unsightly :1a1niar thi e Ilw appInrnillce of any atit woinitia whose fiia woild be Eterwis attracti'. Thtre is an need for this. Just get I box of Tet terine alnl use It regilmarly 111( you will lie surnprised how muickly plitlilles. blot ches. lichy patebes. et., disappear aind how.(I soft mind clearl 'it skin be coles. Nothing better for etzeaimt and other kin trouble-s than Teiterinli. Sohl by druggists or mailed for .in). y Shuptrine Co.. Saviitah, Ga.-Adv. A Particular Giant. '.,'1h' giant ive inl lhlt ba(nin f MarIhiII .\I lie'- hiti'. m- rilig t1 tito story af 1h wIa blor larat. 4rs. .\I anly ratie the liti ItI fatr-y-ea r-aahal miii iahlen d( snIt vein mm1u- iliown I)hare aloIeI. hit say-s shie's noat aifr-ahl iot hhni. inhetm adds: "Why. an taly ha' dia gt ma, hut hie, l4. MVt tri 'laust- hei s 1 a1 d I hail 1ll Pimply Rashy Skins QuIckly soothed andul hi 'iled by Cuti curs often when till else falls. The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Oint ment to soothe and heal. For free samples address, "Cuticura, Dept. X, Boston." At druggists and by m1all, Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50.-Adv. Something of the Sort. Ile---ll has lmthe it 'artimtrks ai' ma great miusiciani." She ".\r'' lamll mau slelin- mlatked in thea a'ars't' When Bamby Is Teething~ GROVB'8 BiABiY 110WNL MI>ICJNI will correct the 8tomach amnd Bowet trioubles. Perfectly haram less. See directions on the bottle. lliookIl, N. Y.. thns 21) "Ati-Yu'llow Doig~" al tais ildga-d l o st oil wi r limi r'S. Granulated Eyelid.. Sties. Inflamed Eye. relieved over night by Roman Eye Baitsam. One trial prove. its merit. Adv. if vain "alit 1'' galit u \il h liie lark go I't eal w'ait hiat oneiii. et Contents 15 Fluid Draoh ~g ~, ALoroL-J PER GENT. ~' AVegef able rpaprationforAs sI~ imilatiingthefood by Reguta u ~tingthecStomactisadowetlso' W7 Thereby Promotint Digeston SCheerfUlness and Rest.ontainh 'neither Opium,Morphnle nor Mhliineral. INOT NAuCO-rIC A helpful Remedy for 'Constipation and Diarrhoes a nd 1FeverishneCss and LOSS oFr SLEEP reu sutting therefroininfangcY ac-Simile signature of d 4~i Xzvr xE~ARGOHMY WRIG * 4 We will win Nothing else really ni The Flao 414.1. 111 1t- i1n lit 1011 hertit entlil Sit Iti i Sl' lit ' s r eli atIl lhe othe lt' in irying t o ki ~ ill I iii. WHO IS Nt-e110 4 Ic bn Iliiey an bililaddter trou1 T O 1#-. T) iotiit Is reco BLAME ;id Dr. K Ilin r a Swatap-Itot, tit( grent kdinev Ill'diciil.. A( Iniggists III large ftid riduii size bottles. Yti y re cedve it snn ize hf y I 'ai"el Pot ' 051 so Jiani1ph let teliling an it. Addretss D~r. K l1mit & Co., llii giia ntoni, N. 1. a rid enclose t ,e cents, filso ir it ion this p per W. N. t., CHARLOTTE, NO. 40-1918. ,ponCOLT & athr<uglyoursuih Whattisto Catoi isa oorles substies nf ~ and S$ohin1Syups I tle.sa Fo Wor hatit yeas Ctha relief of Constipation, Flatulency allaying Feverishness arising thei Stomach and Bowels, aids the healthy and natural sleep. Th Mother's Friend. GENUINE CAST BsesteSi In Use For Os The Kind You Have THU OUNTAUR COM PAl LETS 0 this war-. atters until we dol :r Lasts Fall Cabbage Plants U"i',n I It -!t-.Vel Rey ni i Ch'IiarlevS t on1 V. .kevlet(-t1i1, L;U e. tensluon i -'tl Ilat Dutch. By express. 60)0, S.25: I .1 0, '.'.00; 5,0)0 at $1.75, 10,000 up i $1.150, f. o. 1). here. I'a rcel post, prepaid, 100. .5c; 1,000, $2.50. Wholekiale and retall. 0. F. JAMISON, Summerville, S. C. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM N LI . ttikt vrepartitiozi of mlerltL hi t 11..q to eradicate dandruff r B Restorin Color an . . . and a Drup s. DIST EMPER thli. lotisom llsase fro runnin he t reattnent1. No matter how young. usie on tnny colt. It Is wonderful how ilers.,n wi mter how calls or horse .r foeturers sel MI'OIIN'S at 60 cents CAL CO., Goalhen, Ind., U. S. A. B OLD FOR 60 YEARS For MALARIA, IUi~CHILLS and FEVER NTLWTT @Also a Fine General Strengthening Tonic. S0O.D BY ALI. DRUG Sr0RES. Cry For A~STOR IA or Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops it. It contains neither Opium, nce. Its age is its guarantee. beeni in conistanit ulse for the ,Wind Colic andi Diarrhoea; -efromi, and by regulating the issimilationi of Food; giving te Children's Panacea-The DR IA ALWAYS gnature of er 30 Years . Always Bought vY, NUw voRKsy. -