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I NOAHS LINIMENT A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR MAN AND BEAST } r Intfrmr fi.il ^ At- • • - ( Calm age Sermon By Rev. Frank De Witt Talmajfe. D. D. wife nt that time were energetically (evoted to Sunday school work. Bnt try as he would he could not bring into the Sunday school some of the poorer Children. Their parents did not have in the same crisis. “Stop those Japa nese and Chinamen and Hindoos com ing into Vancouver!" cry the British colonists. “Stop those Japanese and i Chinamen coming into the Golden money enough to buy shoes for their | Gate!” cry Washington and i Oregon children, and they did not want the and California. Why. why, why, stop feelings of the little ones to be hurt them? “Oh,” answers the Caucasian | by being the only shoeless children in race, “they will overrun us like rats. ! the school. So Judge Carter thought They will crowd our laborers to the 1 the matter out. He went to his own wall. This is a white man’s country, 1 boys and girls and said: “Children, I to be inhabited only by white men.” i would like you to go barefooted to ; But is this a white man’s country to ! Sundav school. It is not to save the be saved only for white men? What speaker I have ever heard in Callfor :tia. For some years she had labored in Asia, and then she returned to her own country <>n account of broken down health. Her health having been restored, she heard of a little mining camp in one of our western states where there was no Young Woman's Christian association established. She also heard that in this rough mining camp quite a number of young giris had gone wrong because they had no one to look after them. So this bri! ' L !'. v■ \ jyiiiirtiTitccHl V P fill «1» <! Hr* ! >•'ip'i « " "f m! kiiidf ' ticnr' .|tii;!<ii»uary • Ulllfl u i 1(1 •'(>! it'aRIIll I I I 11...t North * I fd(U k It ' V nil H H ■HI t :t ? I* Is too ••Alt k 1.1 IMFNT *1* V 1 >r, „„,T , ..n r- 1 f\iii Im applifti 1«> .1 . .(.*> l! i* : i! • ’' . b11 n«v h<|tii«t ! » ; t ..t - • tli- i m • - ID .|i»iri** tint * rutilniii: « : i * ( H «ilct* \ to tlit« anit am. F. r • ■ ' i . *!« in (1 «l« a Nth, *«;.V. |.r.|ii: If-. i* •• i in |rmr . .Nil Ml 111 V l l ■. * ll -i . . M i** .1 ,\. Si UB, NOTICE OF ELECTION. of Smith Carolina, County of Cherokee. Pursuant to tin* commission to directed by the Hon. R. S- Whaley,] speaker of the House of Representa tives. an election is hereby ordered tc be held in the county of Cherokee, cn Tuesday, December 3lst, 1907, to elect a Representative to serve for | the remainder of the term for which the Hon. w. F. McArthur was elect ro as Representative from the county (1 Cherokee, and the following per- ions are hereby designated as manag ers of the election at their respect- uli|| n . u . in | ,,. m . ive precincts; .i. ,, 11- ihe satin Allens—C. A- Spencer, J. 13. ( af ter. Horace Lipscomb. I. R. Dover, Antioch—E. Hardin. R P. Randall. Blacksburg—Elijah Harrell, J. M. Allison, J. D- Kennedy. Butler's—M. S. Swafford. G. W. Sfiker. W. W- Hopper. Buffalo—Lewis Hopper. Mangum Gaston. D- H Wylie. Cherokee Falls—M. C- Byars, U- K. Allen, R. C. Cobb. Draytonville—W. S Wilson, R. S- Spencer, D. C- Phillips. Ezell—R. P. Scruggs, Swan Parris,, Geo. D. Scruggs. Grassy Pond—A. J. McCraw, G. N. Webb, Lee Allison. Goucher—M. L. Guthrie, J. M- Up- scomb. B- F Bonner. Gaffney Xo. 1—P- R. Wilson, L. D. Pippy, J. A- Harvey. Gaffney No. 2—T. R. Wilkins, Dr. W. A- Fort, B. B. Morgan. Gaffney No. 3—W. T. Thompson, J. >1 Turner. J. J. Gallagher. Limestone—Roan Gibson. D. J- Bright, W. A. Green. Littlejohns—John A. Hames, W. E. M. Kirby. J. W- Sparks. Macedonia—Landrum Clary, Lee Smith. J. V. Price. Maud—A. C- Price. John Godfrey, P. E. Linder. Kings Creek—J. H- Wilburn, James Caldwell, Hayes Mitchell. Ravenna—Wilkes Brown, K- Go- iorth, T- J- Chalk. Sarratt—J. G. Kendrick. J. H. Wil- bins, F- A- Goforth. Turners—J. C- Pryor, C. A. S. Campbell. L. F. Blanton. Timber Ridge—E. L Tate, J. D. farter. John F- Jamison. Thickety—I. M- Smith. D- L- Vas- eey. M- W- Goforth. Wilkinsville—J. R. Hughes, Boyce Whisonant. J. A. M- Estes. White Plains—R. H. Taylor, M. C. Lipscomb. James palmer. Woods—L. E. Wood, Joseph Harris, Wesley Hawkins. Polls will be opened at 7 o’clock A. M- and closed at 4 o’clock P. M. The above named managers will ♦ all at the Court House for ballot boxes and ballots for the respective precincts, not later than Saturday, December 28th, 1907. Dated this November 20th, 1907. R. A- Westbrooks, J. H. Allison. D. R. Hughes. Commissioners of State Election Los Angeles, Cal.. Dec. 1.—In point ed, vigorous style the preacher in this sermon invites his readers to self ex amination to liml whether their lives are in accord with their profession. The text is Matthew v. 47, “What do ye more than others?” In the words of my text Christ sepn rites tie* inhabitants of the human race into two groups. First, here is the group of the men of the world, and ' yonder is the group of the servants of t’hrist. “Now.” says Jesus, “these two ; groups are entirely different in ehurac- ! teristics and in their conception of life. I In* members of one group are living i for themselves. They are scheming i and pin lining how they can use men for their own advantage. The om* group says: "1 must tirst till my own larder and look nft.-r my own enjoy- nient No matter w hether other people j h.-ivc a good time or not, 1 must make life easy lor No. 1." The other group >ays • 1 must live for God and for my IV!low men I must help the overhur ! dened i an',\ tin* load they are stagger- | ina under I must In* eyes for the | Mind. ( ruti lies for the lame, food for i tin himgn I miist learn to forgive 1111*11 as I hope i ioi| will forgive me.” Then • hrisi says to point the moral: “For If >(■ love them that love you. Do not even And if ye s pile voiir l'i(*t!i on only, what do ye nioie than others? Do not even the gentiles the same?" Probably there was i>ot a man v, ilhin sound of his ; \ on e w ho did not pride himself on be lug better Ilian a publiean. He was t he 'el ore hiiiaing the matter home to i them when he asked them In what | way t h(*.\ were hettor. II might lx* well If we aski liant young woman volunteered to go 1 shoes and stockings, hut to save tin* ! do you think Jesus Christ would say j that mining camp and care for those* young girls. We were bidding her j l oo !bv. Site went without a dollar of i feelings of some other children.” Then | If he were asked about this immigration the poorer neighbors said. “If Squire problem? Do you believe he would Carter can afford to let his children go say: "Send your merchantmen and sol- to Sunday school barefooted, we can dlers to foreign lands. England and afford to let ours go also.” So the Germany and France and America, poorer children sat every Sunday side Fight among yourselves for tUj| Asiatic by side with the rich. That was a trade, but keep all the yellow'shinned beautiful thing to do. It was worthy and the black skinned Asiatics out of of a follower of him who made him- your own lanfls? self of no reputation. Are we men of t ome, let me put this question in an- Jver-Work Weakens Your Kidneys. Onhcalihv KUneys Make Impure Blood. AM the b'v oo in your body passes through your ktdn j*. :e every three minutes, kidneys are your blood purifiers, they fil ter ou; the waste or impurities in the blood. If they are sick or out of order, they fail to do their work. Pains, achesandrheu- matism come from ex cess of uric acid in the that kind in our intercourse with our fellows? Are we willing to go bare footed for Christ’s sake? Are we will ing to associate with the poor? Are we ready to spend our lives in trying to help our fellow men to the cross? In your daily intercourse with your fellow men tire you living for God? . _ blood, due to neglected salary and entirely alone. She left all ; kidney tr •< ble. her friends and associations behind, j Kidney ‘rouble causes quick or unsteady As i looked at the well dressed ladies heart beats, *>.nd makes one feel as though at that reception, who came from some i they had heart trouble, because the heart is „f the host families in the citv, I said, overworking in pumping thick, kidney- "I wonder how manv of us would k. 1 poisoned bioca through veins and arteries. ghr to surrender our daughters to ] lroub , es we ,.. t<) ^ , raced t0 th / kidneys y t.ods sen ice and have them do what but now mnHern science proves that nearly that young woman is going to do?” all constitudonal diseases have their begin- Oh. my friends, it is so easy to cry i ning ; n kidney trouble, m |io!\ ruptures over tin* sacrifices If you are sics, you can make no mistake have given themselves up as foreign ' r i u .j sl i an heroes and heroines have by first aoc’oring your kidneys. The mild other .way. You are ready to grant that the best civilizing evangelists the world lias ever seen are the men who missionaries. I defy you to find one groat missionary in the whole world who does not stronglj advocate the Idea that the more foreigners you can How are von different from the man j to immigrate into Christian lands of the world in his social intercourse the sooner the world will he converted with his follow men? to Christ. “Open your schools to them. Leaving the subject, let me ask how Open your colleges to them. Open your we differ from tin* world in our finan- churches to them, and < lirist will soon dal relations. There is an old proverb reign supreme over the whole world.” which says, “When you touch a says the Presbyterian missionary board vou willing in the home, in the man's pocketbook, then you find that tn New Aork and the Congregational ! s tf,n*. In your patriotism and in your social intercourse with your fellow men absolutely to surrender your life made for the Master, hut the great i ext-aoreicafy effect of Dr. Kilmer s question for us to decide Is. How . m . ! Swamp-Root, megreai kidney remedy is 1 ^ soon rear.zed. d stands the highest for its we different from the men of : wonderfulcures of the most distressing cases world in our ambitions and hopes f'»' andlssoldonitsme ri, s our children? Are we really different by all j^ggists in fifty- in our households from the publicans : i;ent and 0pe . do ]i ar 5 ! Z .I and the Pharisees? es. Yoj may have a _ Becoming a Christian is something sample bett'e by mail Home of swamp Root. more than merely signing your name ; f ree * aiS0 P am Ph' et telling you how to find upon the church roll. It means this: to Christ and live first and last and ; all the time for his glory and the good 1 of mankind? That is a very wide, j sweeping promise to make, but that is what Christ wtints you to do. Are you ready to make your public profession [Copyright, 1907, by Louis Klopsoh.] our- i hi i selves sti' h a question. \Ye i I sclv-s Christians, and it is a great ti tie. Theft* is no naino on earth so no hie tis that nf being a follower <>f Christ. We have a right t > gl<*r\ in the name, hut there is a character which should go with tin* nanc*: nthd wise tin* name N a innekcr.' What D that character? In what way dues the Christian differ from tin* itun »'hri** thin? As Chri-t pul it. “Wh.it do ye more than ci!u :-V" An* yon different from tin* men <>!' tin* world in >nur dc sices, in your treatment nf yniir fd low men? Are you different in yniir modes of enjoyment ? \n* vmi differ cut in tin* way you spend \our mone> V Do you love only thnse win* love you? man's heart is turned to stone.” So, misstonarr hoard in Boston and the too often, when vou touch a man’s Methodist missionary board in I’hila- poeketbook then vou find his love for dolphin. Now. my brother. I want to God is turned to stone. The Bible ask you. If all the great missionary represents Satan as saying that a man | leaders are advocating the conversion will give overvthing for his life. That foreign lands by bringing the ( hl- is true in one sense, but false in an- nese and the Japanese and the Hindoos other, for too often a man will sur- j to our own land, dare we, can we, render not only Ids earthly life, but fifibt tlb s immigration problem simply . a nj 0l]U t p, something? Are you ready his spiritual life, for gold. upon Hie dollar question and not upon ^ () uiake p amount to something now? Here, for instance, is a merchant the broad ground of Christian brother- ; down in his store. For years he has hood as manifested by Christ's cross? : been a slave to business. He always The Liquor Evil. | Spectacular Mourning, talks poor because he is always put- Qr take another view of this ques-1 “Spectacular mourning,” says Dr. ting Ids money back into the business. ! t jnu of Christian citizenship. Here is j Feldner in a Berlin paper, "is an Tin* store grows larger and larger. the liqUor j )ro i, lem , which confronts us American weakness. The big black Now it takes up half a block. “What 1 on ev( > rv ij an( ] There is not a judge bordered mourning advertisements in arc you working for. merchant? To j n t j ie cr i m inal courts of the United i which we indulge are not to be seen make a Ltrg *r business? What is the gfab'S w i 10 w ji) uo t declare that over j here, but cards w ith deep black bor- good nf that? Have you not enough qq per cent of all the criminals brought j dors, printed or engraved, according to money saved tip to live upon?” “Oh. j nto tbe co , irts are brought there di- the hank account of the bereaved fain yc«. I (Mti never spend all I have. ro(>t i v or indirectly through the effect j ilv * are so,lt t( > the friends who leave But I have a pride in my work. I must ^ majoritv of the forgeries, keep i.n inereasdig the size of my busi- I the murders the crimes, of this land ness Se \ *:..* by y ar In* works lie C}m 1)e tr . 1( .cd directly or indirectly to never ibinks . f tli** spiritual welfare out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer St Co., Binghamton. N. Y. Don’t make any mistake, bat uember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. <llmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad- Iress, Binghampton, N. Y., on every *ottle T>o you love your elleniii good to 11k*i*i that hate you? Tin* • are tin* homo questions that Jesus is addressing to you today. Treatment of Friends. First, how are you treating your brethren in a social way? By that I mean in your evenings and in the times when you are away from the stun* and <-iin do as you choose. You are at ill' erty 'to select your own friends. You Invite to your home those whom you wish to invito. You visit those whom you wish to visit. What is tin* spirit which guides you in the selection of your friends? Are your principles in this in-dter different from those that I guide the actkcis of the man of the j world? Is your chief idea to make j friends with those w hom you can help, j or do you simply make friends of those j whose asso i,!’ion is likely to benefit \ single mean K s i of his employee • He never thinks of tin* good In* could do with his money. He never identities himself with any philan'hri'i c movement, for which his business iroiuimr Iris so marvelously fitted him B u In* works on piling up his gold until bis health begins to break iuh* ik y la* goes to tin* doctor, and tin* phy-io:: n says •*My friend, if you do i a stop w orking you will die.’’ “Then d e I must.’' Im answers, “for Do you d ■ |,iv business i< mv life." Are you to day in your devotion to business doing any differently from tin* Pharisees and the publicans? In what way have you ever let your money redound to the cause of <'hirst? Show me any differ ence if you can between yourself and the selfish, nary man of the world. There is absolutely none the poison of the intoxicating cup. Are you trying to fight this evil as a Christian citizen? Are you drinking your wine and beer when you are out in social gatherings, ns so many are accustomed to do? When the men who have the political slogan “Free America—free from the shackles of in temperance!" enter the political arena, do you vote for them and work for them? I am stating a seif evident truth when 1 declare that the members of the American churches can solve the problem if they will ail work to gether for tin* freedom of our beloved land from tin* domination of the sa loon. But again I ask. How are you differ ent from the man of the world In your domestic relations? I am uot assert- Ynu say that vnur love for gold does ing for one instant that your home Is not diminish vour love for God. Well, j not outwardly a Christian home. 1 we will grant this if v<»u will answer believe you have quite a number of aright two or three questions. For ; Bibles in your house. Sometimes you some venrs I ha i* heard vou denounce have fain ilv praters. Lut the question some of the leading financiers of our I nsk is this: How are you bringing up great trusts or business monopolies as your children? Aon are getting to- a collection of thieves and robbers, gether every dollar you can to spend StoiiaacH N > appetite, iot.s ot strength, nervou** v he.-vianne. cc.'.ttpat on. bad breath, z .--al iebdity, sour •: ' ’s, and catarrh stomach are al to indigestion, re ievesind gestiot . ■ new discov- reor ;sents the i Mura' juices of diges- icr, they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tonio recot truotive propertiea. Kodoi for ,'eps a go* . i: ! on y i-Meve indigestion dyspebs.a, i t tins famous remedy r stoma::*, tr. at ies bv cleansing, •mg sweetening and strengthening .•.cous membranes lining the stomach. • i S S. Pail, of Rav'- * d. V/. Va . say?:— i * . tr-mbled wiCi 1 .ar : * - h for twenty years. :.i'ea me and we are row using it in milk Kodol Discvts What You Eat. * es or.iy R- -v-s ir.d: estion, sour stomach. be chi:.? of .m; . etc. ecared by E. C. DeWItT a CO.. CHICAGO. . For sale by Cherokee Druq Co. cards or send messages of condolence. Much display is made in this way. Black clothes are bought after a death in the family even by tin* poorest peo ple, and this makes a death a double blow. Some people have the courage to wear the clothes which they have and to avoid high colors for awhile, | but the great majority tire afraid that their neighbors will think them disre spectful. and good clothes are sold, given away or dyed. Much of this spectacular mourning is idle show and heartless, and it Is nothing unusual to see women who would think it a sin j against the dead to wear anything but black indulge in all kinds of pleas ures. A woman who is versed In the mourning usages of this country told me that there are three distinct de grees In mourning dress. The initiated can tel! ,f the woman te‘broken heart-! ^nigj! a ll and singular the kindred ed and Inconsolable, sadly afflicted or an( j creditors of the said Adaline simply In mourning.’ ” smith, deceased, that they be and ap pear before me, in the court of Pro- LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. State of South Carolina, County of Cherokee. By J. E. Webster, Esquire, Probate Judge. Whereas, Ell Smith has made suit to me, to grant him letters of adminis tration of the estate and effects of Adaline Smith, deceased. These are therefore to cite and ad- You say these men have (hme more to debauch our logisintures and judiciary and to undermine the moral and spir itual life of our eountry than any other • luring the last century. lu their education. You are so anxious about them that some of you are even educating your children’s feet as well as their heads. Each week you send Off Interest To Women* fTo such women as are not seriously out health!but who have exacting duties perfori^ either in the way of house- held caresVur in social duties and func* tiiniJvhichWriously tax their strength, asweffasoosursing mothers. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pfelcription has proved a must valuable supfArting tonic and invigorat ing nervine. By its_tinio]y r <*. nm :* porous sickness and sulIeriiiL: ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. By virtue of authority vested in me ns administrator of the estate of W. F McArthur, deceased, I will expose to public sale at the residence of the .r \V. F McArthur, on December Oi'n. 1907. at ll o’clock a. m.. all of the personal property of the said de- eeased. consisting of household and kitchen furniture, six mules, tw« tv o-horse wagons, one one-horse wag on all fanning implements, two hun dred bushels of corn, about five thou sand bundles of fodder and hay, and numerous other articles. Terms of sa!^, cash W. C. McArthur. Administrator. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS. Notice is hereby given to all par ties having claims against the estate of W. F. McArthur, deceased, to pre sent them to me duly probated on or before November 22nd, 1908. All per sons who are indebted to said estate will at once make payment to me at my office over the M. and P. Bank. W. C. McArthur, Administrator. Nov. 22 3t. you? This is ;i very for you to il'-oido. for you have the* character of a Christian to maintain. The ability to make friends ami hold them to you in a visMike grip is a great art. Tin* more I see those who have mastered tiiis art t'n* more 1 am im- pressed with the fact that (lie essen tials of making tnends rest not in :i big bouse or in a large bank account, but in the magic touch of a hand and hi tin* persuasive power of a voice. As I was thinking upon this subject the other day there n e up before m\ mind the face of a lady who is a friend of (»very one sin* knows. Now, this lady is n< t handsome In physical beautv. Far from that. No artist 1 vital question ! Suppose you ! ad grounds for your ! statement and that what you said was true. The hi* hwayman who places the pistol to tlie forehead of the pedes trian and demands that he surrender his all is not more of a scoundrel than Is the man at the bead of a monopoly . who crushes the opposition of his rival, but now that Ik* is lietween the mill stones himself who has your sym pathy ? The Sin of the Monopolist. But. though the evils of these trust monopolies may Ik* all that you depict, answer me this qucMion: Suppose that today one of these trust magnates should offer to give you stock In his bate, to be held at Cherokee court house, Gaffney, S. C., on Thursday, December 12th, next after publication 1 thereof, at eleven o’clock In the fore noon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 26th day of November. Anno Domini, 1907. J. E. Webster, (L. S.) Probate Judge. Pub. in Gaffney Ledger Nov. 26 and December 6th, 1907. llliiv them to dancing school, so that they ' a voicb*cL The operating table and the can do everything society people are surgeons’ knife, would. it_is _belicV' i. expected to do. seldom have to he employed if this must ^ /1-n * ♦!-* MMLtrv? Valuable womanV muolY wexg r' Btfl' i |- Hov.. About ti e Mm.stry? _ , Prescrip- Let us turn and study your boj. He tj“ n **fc as ij'roverTa great boon to expectant is a tine fellow, strong, well built and mothers by preparing the system fur the brainy. Ib* has always stood up well coming of baby, tin reby rendering child- in his classes. Then h<* has a wonder- birth safe, easy, and almost painless. ful power of speech. He is a born Bear in mind, please that Dr. Bierce’s orator. Then in addition to all these Favorite Prescription is not a secret or characteristics lie has inherited vour patent medicine, against which the mo.-t mother's de p religious nature. You Intelligent people are quite naturady r t . n r i i i v- averse, because uf the uncertainty as to otOif* 111 t lie ItO r :gers JewellV never heard him tell a falsehood. You ’ . . .i .. i i -o,,*,,. i ., ki-.h i J never knew him to do a contemptible their composition and harmless character, -buildinj;. ^ ill ali-O carry some in xtl HIM w III.ll lo OO .1 conumpiioie . . . MEPIC1NK OF KNOWN COMl’OSI- 1 KT . . . thing. Ho is always kind, gentle and n0 N, a full listof all its iogred *nts Ijeing ' ^ otlon '" V' C °I 1 . neC>10n Wlt ^ manly. You know it would only take a printed, in plain Englbh, on every bottle- Shoes. hiVervthing fte.°k and little urging on your part to land him wrapper. An examination of this list of now. and jit rock bottom prices :. r a.... it* ..11 «*i. . I »*«*%*, .,1 ;<>•> + ? u-ill ?l»»* f.ii’? thllt it IS ’ . ^ _ The NEW SHOE STORE. 1 hit-, opened up a new Shoe would ever select her for a model. She is not wealthy. Siie lives in a humble homo of only a few rooms. Where you spend dollars she has only nickels to spend. She is not a musical genius She can neither sing nor speak from a platform nor write poetic effusions. Her clothes mav once have been in ! company worth $200,000. would you be in the ministry. Would you like him to Ingredients will disclose the fact that it is p_ < c ,. mv (rnn ,]q crP t non-alcoholic in its composition, chemic- >or t.tsn. m < m\ (foods ana gel take it? Then suppose this stock paid an annual dividend of 30 per cent, would yon at once dispose of it be cause it was made out of the wreck of other fortunes? Or take another Illus tration: Suppose next Sunday moruing by breaking the laws of the Sabbath day you could sell a piece of real es- a minister? Would you have him go out as a home missionary In the Imn- the place of the commonly used alcohol, her camps of the west? Would vou in its make-up. In tins connection it '‘i*" "■ "•"* -wit ~ ruTccis your father did. who was a minister, the only medicine put up for the cure of and then Ik* criticised and found fault woman's peculiar weaknesses and ail ments, and sold through druggists, al! ally pure, triple-refined glycerine taking mv pnpes before buyiim. ♦ Iwx vilunf thft onmninnlv iisoa alcolHti. i 1 J “ Yours truly, style. Imt for the most part they have tate and make Sl.-YOO on the deal, would gone through the wear and tear of two or three winters. Yet wherever that you stay away from the house of God In order to do it? How is your life lady goes she always makes friends. > different in a financial way from These friends belong to all classes of ] that of the man of the world? If you people. '1 Ik* rb h and the poor alike | could make enough money thereby, come to her home. No mansion Is so j would you not be willing to compro- grand that Mu* is not given a cordial mise your public ['lodges to your Lord j welcome in it. No home is so humble j Jesus Christ? that her presence is not cheerfully But there is another question I wish with and live ail his life on a salary that a good mechanic would despise? No. Why not? You profess the reli gious life is the happiest. Why do jam not want your boy to take it up? Some how your profession of Christ and your action toward your boy do not seem to blend. the ingredients of which have the un animous endorsement of all the leading medical writers and teachers of all the Several schools of practice, and that too as renu*dies fur the ailments for which •Favorite Br* script ion” is recommended. A little InHik ot th**so ondiir.-ements w hi Iress. post-paid, and .PEELER. be sent to any add. .. absolutely free if you request same by „ postal card.Ur letter, of Dr. R. V. Bierce, Then there Is that daughter of yours, i Biifi ilu. N. Y. Dr. Bierce's Bleasant Pellets cure con stipation. Constk attun is the cause of many diseases. (Hr.* the cause and you euro the disease. Lasy to take as candy. greeted in it. Site is a past master in the art of making friends. As the mag net places the steel filings under its magic influence, so this gentle lady grips the hearts of those around her in bonds of sincere affection. This is a wonderful art. and we may all exercise PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM r, lt'tns«*8 ami *(rt ;’..l c3 the hill. I'rurjii.tt* .» I'Dct: ml puwth. iN**V( r Ffii'.s * restore Or»y liau to . ’ .1 Color. Cun - n t hvr ' J/. 1 sU ttOMtK* C9-Ugh •>*d > Dr. King’s New Life Pills The best hi the world. to ask: What an* you doing as a Chris tian patriot? How are you different from the men of tin* world in this re spect? Are you thinking of your coun try only as a social organism whose business it Is to protect you and care for you and benefit you. or are you The other day Die startled you with the question: “Mother, would you let me go into the slums and do s(*ttle- ment work? I am sure I could do a lot of good.” Why did you not give jour consent? There are your two chil dren with very little urging ready to give themselves up to Christian work. All persona are hereby forbidden to You profess to believe that the Chris- trespass on my lands for the purpose tlan life is tin* happiest of till lives, of hunting, cutting timber, etc., un- TECHNICALLY EDUCATED m e in x k K d e r> : The ilenianrl is far ‘greater than the supply Let the International Corres pondence Schools, of Scranton, Pa., pre- par** you. Postal *v\ll bring Information on20Bcourses. It’s free. S-27-ly-np TRESPASS NOTICE. THE OeiCIN *L L7.>.A T IV2 COUCH SYRUP KEHNEOVS LAXATIVE HQNEY»»TAB Bed Clover Blojrcm -nd ti’ir.ci- Bee on Every Bottle. It and till have ii in some degree. For j thinking of it and planning for It as a whum have you reserved your sweete d great Christian government which can -miles and your most tender words of protect all its own and be a mighty In- endcarment? Is it for those only who are able to help you? Is jour smile and your affeelionate word only the prompting of lne:miaie selfishness? Barefooted at Sunday School. Would that in your social eapneit. you could live for the glory of God! There is a beautiful story told about the famous Judge Carter of New Eng land. When In* wa- a young lawyer ha was living in Uuiu- ll** and hi* ternational power which can help draw all the human race to Christ? The Asiatic Question. Even from the standpoint of the na tion you can honor or dishonor the cross of Christ. Take, for Instance, the Asiatic immigration question, which is upheaving the Pacific coast. And, mark you, I am not today simply al luding to the Asiatic Immigration Into tho United States only, for Canad* la Are you any different In your am bitions for j’our children from the men and the women of the world In refer ence to their children? I was mightily Impressed with this fact the other day when attending a ' missionary meeting. I think that j ! without any doubt the best women of | : every church—I mean the most splr- ; Itual minded—are gathered each month In our missionary societies. That day they were giving a farewell reception to a beloved Christian worker. She was not only the most lieloved, but without doubt the most brilliant lady der penalty of the law. John D. Jefferies, Jr. Not. l*lt a. w. 2 mo. BANKER SALVE the most iiualirui calv a in the world Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digaate what you eat* FOITOHOWH Onrea Colds; Prevents Pn.'w? DeWItt’s S Si FOLEYSnoWY^TAR far children; r if ■■ re* Afo optatCC We do not do all kinds of printing •we do tha QOOD klndt ROEYSHF Makes Kidney*