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Intense Cotd lireeds CatarrtJ.
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IN THE NOFTtt
February is a month of severe storms
nd intense cold.
I&en in t"he South where the prevail
ing temperature is much above wintry
latitudes. February brings sudden change?
of temperature.
Mercury sometimes drops 20 degrees in
a single night.
Therefore, the following health hints
h ^-are- applicable to the whole of North
^ America:
Ventilation.
The sloping rooms should bo well ventilated,
tut so as to avoid direct current?
of air.
Dmthino.
Those m vigorous health should take
a co!<l watrr towel l>atli every morning
before breakfast, fbose in feeble henltli
ahoul'j take a brisk dry-towel-rub -every
morning.
Btet.
The diet should be a generous one. "including
meat, and oe asionully fresh vegetables.
X.' Sunshine.
The nights being long and the davs
hort. a* much sunshine as possible
should be let into the house during the
day.
Ci+ittein q.
The head should.- !>c kept cool at nil
times. The feet should be kept, ivarin
and dry. day and night.
" ? He-w?- nn.
When unavoidably exj>osed to eo3d or
wet, a few doses of Pot una will avert
"bad consciences.
C<t utiorx.
When seized with a chill, or even slight
chilliness, a dose of Perun* should be
taken at once.
I Truths that
J Tour grocer is an39
\tou tiint be "knows v>erf htl
M ,* a! 1 r* . 1 1
rouo J U U. nuvt wt uc AUl'n
DIHRIHEpHHBBSSD your
-Is t era 11
|^a In each 'package of LJO?
I pound of Pure Coffee Ins
.1 (Lion head on every package.)
fSaTi1 Vh? I-iocttJwiidfc *1
wind on*fce e.omsch. Moated bowels,
I palaaafter eateng, liver trouble, sallow akin i
H^v E regitilsjy yon are sic*. Constipation kilts m
1 starts chronic attmgj>t*and lone years of sof
I CASCARWI "wRy for you will never jrt i
right Take on* advice, start with Cascare
money refunded. The genuine tablet stami
booklet free. Addre?e Sterling Remedy Cop
Colifow'a ^IwW
ijcUiOVA ?ag
Oato vl
out-of tbe oentefy. VpR
elded If OWo 187 In Mich. f.
Mo. E6. end In X. I* tovit Til
per a?m
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, IN FEBRBAEfTj
4 Sodden Changes Breed CatarrtL
VXaL f|J
As much sleep ft* possible
should be obtained in the forepart of the
night.
Catarrh of Head.
Mr. Frank Cobb, 173 Summit Street,
: Deering. Me., writes:
"1 was troubled with catarrh in mv
i head. 1 wrote to I)r. Hartuian for advice
J and he prescribed Perutia.
"I took it and am happy to say it helped
! me at once. 1 feel better tiiau I have tor
\ years."
llronchial Trouble. '
Mr. J. Ed. O'Brien, Pro*. American
Pilot Ass'n. Pensaeola, Fla.. writes:
"I heartily give my endorsement to
Per una as an effective cure for catarrh
and bronchial trouble."
Throat?nd Lungs.
Frank Battle, dr.. Ill N. Market St.,
; Nashville, Tenu., writes: *
"Peruna has cured me m chronic bronchitis.
"It is the grandest discovery of the ago
! for the throat and lungs.*'
l'ucumonia.
Mi. A. (_'. Danforth, St. Joseph. Mich.,
writes:
"1 contracted a severe cold, which settled
on n>v lungs. 1 wtis threatened with pneuj
mouia.
"Peruna gave me relief "within a couple
of days. Three bottles saved me n largfr
doctor bill and a great deal of suffering."
Th rntsa nd s of Test I i??n iHis.
We have on file thousands of 'testimonials
like the above. We can give our
readers oniv a slight glimpse of the vast
j array of unsolicited endorsements Dr.
I Hart man is constantly receiving.
Address Dr. S. B. Hartnian. President of
! The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, 0.
Strike Home 1
?if he cares to do so?enn tell B
ie about the bulk -coffee lie 1
/where it originally came from,
it AVtta blended?or With What ]
when roasted? If you buy your
e loose by the pound, bow can
rrjKict purity and uniform quality?
N COFFEE, the LEADED-OF I
PACKAGE COFFEES, is of '
ssity uniform in quality,
Aglb and flavor. For OVQ A
fER OF A CENTURY, UON COFFEE
"been the standard coilee in
>ons of homes.
N "COFFEE t? wtttltj' packed
sr (factories, and ualll opened la
home, has no chance of being adul
Ed, or oLcom Ing In contact with dint. B
germs, or unclean hamli. SI
I iCOFEEE you get one 3
ist upon getting ?l*e genuine. H
For -valuable premiums.) R
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. term moutn, headache, indigestion, ptmpiea,
and dirilneei. When your bowels don'i mown
ore people then ?Q other diseases together. It
fiering. No matterwhat ails you, start talcing
well and at*/ well until you get your bowels
ts today under absolute guarantee to core or
ped CC C. Never sold in bulk. Sample and
lpany. Chic igo or Ke-w York. 50a
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INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS Si
FOR FEBRUARY >9. ?
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Subject: Jesus at the Fool of Itethesda,
John v., 1-15?Golden Test, John vl?
2?Memory Verses, 8, 9?Commentary .
on the Dhj'h Lesson.
I, Jesu3 at the feast (vs. 1-4). 1. "After
this." "After these things." R. V. ?
Some think that when John is telling some
event which follows immediately after the
' last thing narrated, he uses the expression
"after this thing" (chap. 2:12), but that ^
[ when there has been an interval ot time i ~
he uses the expression "after these thine*." j ?c
j "A feast." There has been much differ- ?
once of opinion as to what feast this was, 13
but it is the opinion now of the best writ- . h
ers that it was the Passover. 2. "By the I c<
sheep gate" (R. V.) We know from Xeh. i u
3:1. 32; 12:39 that there was a sheep gate;
so called probably from sheep for sacrifice
being sold there. It was near the temple.
"The Hebrew tongue." Hebrew here n
means Aramaic, the language spoken at s<
the time, not the old Hebrew of the Scrip- S
tures. "Bethesda." This name does not
occur elsewhere. It means "house of mercy."
The site is not identified with cortainty.
The traditional spot is near Castle
Antonia. But Dr. Robinson thinks "the V
fountain of the Virgin," an intermittent
spring in the southeast of the city, near
the pool of Silaom, was Bethesda. "Five
porches." These porches were probably p
covered arcades, colonades or verandas,
open at one side to the air. but protected ?
against the sun or rain overhead. In a hot
country like I'alestino such buildings are
very necessary. 3. "Multitude." The sick
congregated here in great numbers.
II. Jesus heals an impotent man 'vs. V
5-9). 5. "An infirmity." The original im- tl
lilies rather a loss of power than a positive ! a
disease: probably it was a nervous disease tt
of paralytic type. "Thirty and eight 1'
years." The duration of the iilness is
mentioned, either to show how inveterate
and difficult it was to heal. ov rather, according
to vcr*e 0. to explain the dcen
compassion with which Jesus was affected
? i?i._vi:? 11.. V-?.?
j ?71 Ul*;iU?UlII^ III** Ulllinyi/; jxift I. a .VMI ;
| verse 14 we may infer that his disease was (
the resn't of tiie sins of his youth. 1 ai
(i. "Knew." The word "knew" in the b<
original indicates one of those instantan- t<
eous nerceptions by which the truth he- |
erme known to Jesus according as the task
of the moment demanded. Verse 14 will |
show that the whole life of the sufferer is !
present to the eye of Jesus, as that of the I
Samaritan woman was in chapter 4. "Saith |
unto him." Usually Christ waited until (
Tie was asked before Tie relieved the suf- I
ferine, hut in this and a few other cases is
He healed without being asked. He read' Vi
the man's past life and nresent condition
of mird, and saw that he was in a state
to receive spiritual good from the healuig. R
"Wilt thou?" Why does He ask a ques- j w
tion to whieh the answer was so obvious? I
Probably in order to rouse the sick man J
out of his letharjjy and despondency. I q
7. "No man." He was friendless as well j
as siek. "Is troubled." This spring, probably
the fountain of the Virgin, is intermittent
to this day. and various travelers
have seen it suddenly rise from five inches
to a foot in five minutes. Whedon thinks j p]
that the moving of the waters arose from j
an underground connection of the nooi 1
j with the city water works. The occasional j i<
i and intermittent disturbance of the water | p]
is not to be understood as a regular oceii^ I
rence. bnt as something sudden and quick- '
3y nasing away. TIence tiie man's waiting tl
and complaint: "Put me into the pool."
Literally, "in order to throw" me into the
pool; perhaps imp'rving that the gush of
water did not last long, and there was ro m
time to bje lost in quiet earryinc. "While *i<
I am coming." Thus picturing the extreme ^
haste and rapidity with whieh the favorable
opportunity was seized. There was a
rush and scramble for the one chance. 3<
8. "Rise." etc. Commands like these pj
would test the man's faith and obedience.
A a in V.cmeiM* nP Va** 9*Q* ^
C'nriit made ro eno.uiry as to the man's ?h
faith. Christ knew that he had faith, and 5I
the man's attemptme to rise and carry his j,.
bed ajtcr thirty-eight years of impotence
was an open confession of faith. "Ben." tir
Prohab'v onh- a mat or rug. still common Rj
in the East. ft. "And walked." With the
command was given the power of obedience.
So the sinner who is bidden to
commit himself to .Christ need not wait
for anv eoninulsion. As he makes the ef- tt
fort he will find divine power within him- fc
self. "Sabbath." The seventh day of the .
week, the Jewish Sabbath.
III. Persecution of the Jews (vs. 10-13).
10. "Not lawful." Jciemiah had eorn- r.(
manded, "Take heed to yourselves, and
bear no bnrden cm the Sabbath day" (16:
21). and the Jews interpreted this as forbidding
the carrying of the lightest weight.
But Jeremiah's meaning is made clear by ai
Xeh. 13:15: "Treading wine presses on the
Sabbath, and bringing in sheaves, and lading
asses." etc- "To forbid this man from,
r? l..-1 pti
i iciH Y;ii? JIIT* uai ?a.i imc IUI uiuuiu^, *\ mwu- v..
ern man to move a camo stool or a chair." th
11. "He?said." Vnquestionabh* the pe
words seem to say that one who could do
such a wonder as healing me must certain]v
have the right to tell me what to do.
He had been authorised by onte endorsed *T
as sent from GoL And this was indeed
the very ground whi'b Christ Himself
took. 12. **"\Vho is the man" (R. V.) jj(
They ignore the miracle, and attach the .
command. Thev ask not. "Who cured
thee, and therefore must have div'me an- m
thority?" but. "Who told thee to break w
.the Sabbath, and therefore could not have k*
it?" 13. "Knew not" fR V.) .Tesus bad .
been in Jerusalem but little, and the man
who was healed bad probably never seen
Him. "Conveyed himself away." Better, qi
withdrew. Literally, "slipned aside." became
suddenlv lost to sight. "A multi- tude."
etc. This may be understood as
explaining either whv he withdrew?to he
avoid the crowd, or the manner in which w
he withdrew?by disappearing in the ^
crowd. Either explanation makes good
sense.
IV. Jesus gives advice and warning (v. tis
14). 14. "Afterward." Probably soon af- \v
terward; fin a day or so. "Findeth him." er
I Jesus had His eye on the man; His work .
with him was not yet finished: this meeting
was not accidental. "In the temple." h<
A good place for the man to be. "Sin no hi
more." God asks fhis of every sinner.
And yet there are those who insist that it .
is impossible to live without sin in this s
life, but if such is the case then Jesus h(
asked this man to do the impossible. "A th
worse tiling." A paralysis from which no
pool can restore and no Saviour will deliver;
the most terrible catastrophe of the
soul's eternal history. fl*
V. The man bears testimony (v. 15). Rt
15. "Told the Jews," etc. In reply to the ^
inouiry they had made of him a short time
before, partly in obedience to the authori- "
ties and partly to coranlete his apology for ln
himself. He expected, probably, in the R
simplicity of his heart, that the name of jn
Him whom eo many counted as a prophet,
if not as the Messiah Himself, would have
been sufficient to stop the mouths of gain* in
layers. ei
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American Flag High in Air. 0I
The coast artillery station at Fort
Hunt, Va., on the Potomac, opposite Cl
Fort Washington, is to have a flag- st
pole from the top of which the garri- p,
son flag can be seen for many miles.
The new pole is about 125 feet long, hj
It is in Ave sections, and is built up m
of piping held together by steel bands,
The pole will stand on a high emi- th
nence at the fort, and the flag at its re
top will wave to the breeze abcut 300 at
feet above the level of the river. j?(
f
>** * :" "V ' " r*. . "
.
Dogs are slaughtered for culinary pur*
wes '.a Munich.
Itch cured in 30 minutes. by Woolford's
mitary Lotion. [Never fails. Sold by all
ruegists, $1. Mail orders promptly tilled
f Dr. E. Detchon Crawfordsville, Ind.
The rice paper tree is one of the most
iteresiing of the flora of China.
10 SLEEP FOR MOTHER
aby Covered With Sores and Scales?
Could Not Tell What She Looked LikeMarvelous
Cure by Cutlcura.
"-At four months old my baby'? face and
ody were so covered with sores and large
:ales you could not tell what she looked
ke. No child ever had a worse case.
!er face was being eaten away, and even
er finger nails fell off. It itched so she
>uld not sleep, and for many weary nights
e could get no rest. At last we got Cucura
Soap and Ointment. The sores bein
to heal at once, and she could sleep at
ight, and in one month she had not one
>re on her face or body. ? Mrs. Mary
anders, 709 Spring St., Camden, N. J."
The Azure.
ris only in the depths of blue
Man hnds^ his deal est dreams fulfilled,
r Ilti l LUICIU1 nun vns iiuiu ? ,
And every heart-cry's hushed and
stilled.
0 would I wing my Joyous flight
To axure realms where rapture Ilea,
;ut not to yonder mystic height?
I And my heaven in your eyes!
-Ralph E. Fassett in New Orleans
Tlmes-D?r* re-rat.
Earliest Green Onions.
The John A. Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse,
."is., always have something nev/, someling
valuable. This year they offer
mong their new money making vegeibles,
an Earliest Green EatingOnicn.
t is a winner, Mr. Farmer and (ajrdener!
JUST SEN!) THIS NOTICE AND 16c.
nd they will send you their big plant and
led catalog, together with enough seed
j grow
1.000 fine, solid Cabbages,
2.000 rich, juicy Turnips,
2.000 blanching, nutty Celery,
2.000 rich, buttery Lettuce,
1,000 splendid Onions,
1,000 rare, 'uscious Radishes,
1.000 gloriously brilliant Flowers.
In all over 10.000 plants?this great offer
1 made to get you to test their warranted
egetable seeds and
all for but 1GC postage,
roriding you will return this notice, and
you will send thein 26c in postage, they
ill add to the above a big package of
alzer's Fourth of July Sweet Corn?the
irliest on earth?10 days earlier than
ory, Peep o' Day, First of All, etc. [A.C.L.]
Women Physicians for Lunatics.
One of the most famous of German
hysicians for the tr2atment of mental
fseases, Prof. Ludwig, Is earnestly
Ivocating the employment of women
hysicians iu lunatic asylums. After
2ars of investigation he has come to
te conclusion that the insane are petliarly
susceptible to a woman's prestce
and influence, not only the woen,
but the men as well. He says
i has been instrumental in obtaining
le admission of one woman phj?ian
to an asylum for women in South
crmany, and the results are simply
lenomenal. The women are more
actable. Ludwig is certain that in a
lort time no men physicians will be
nployed in female lunatic asylums.
Is opinion is supported in large rnease
by another eminent authority, Dr.
rapelin.?New York World.
Raising Geese by Thousands.
On a goose farm in the'middle west
lere is an incubator with a capacity
>r 10.000 eggs. These eggs are not,
nwnver nlncpJ in fhn incnhnfnr at
ne time, but are so arranged that one
setion will hatch each day, being relied
as soon as the goslings are taken
it. The geese are raised on this
trm for their feathers alone, which
re used in the upholstering business.
Some people think the road to Heavi
is a switch-back where they need
e descent into sin to give the im:tus
for the rise into glory.
READS THE BOOK,
he Ro?il to WetUiUo" Polntod the Wuy
Down at Hot Springs, Ark., the visjrs
have all sorts of complaints, but
is a subject of remark that the great
ajority of tlieni have some trouble
ith stomach and bowels. This may
? partly attributed to the heavy medinos.
Naturally, under the conditions, the
lestion of food is very prominent.
A young man states that he had snfred
for nine years from stomach and
wel trouble, had two operations
hlch did not cure, and was at last
reatened with appendicitis.
He went to Hot Springs for rlieuma*m
and his stomach trouble got
orse. One day at breakfast the wait,
knowing his condition, suggested
t try Grape-Nuts and cream, which
? did, and found the food agreed with
m perfectly.
After the second day he bf'gnn to
cop peacefully at night, different than
> had for years. The perfect digesmi
of the food quieted his nervous
stein and made sleep possible.
He says: "The next morning I was
(tonished to find ray condition of conipation
had disappeared. I could not
ilieve it true after suffering for so
any years: then I took more interest
the food, read the little book 'The
oad to Wellville.' and started followg
the simple directions.
"I have met with such results that
tne last nve weess i uave "umvu i
ght pounds in splti^ of b u?" tl|
hich take away the flesh f
"v. 1 |
ie.
"A friend of mine has been 1
ired of a bad ease of indigestfjomach
trouble by using Graj *
ood and cream alone for brea!
"There Is one thing in partic^
ive noticed a great change t
entnl condition. Formerly I
irdly remember anything, and^^^
e mind seems unusually acute
tentive. I cai? memorize practical...
lything I desire." Name given by
Htum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
all tbrpiTnMW^^^HP0^B^^ll^^H
25<\, 50c. and f 1.00 per "bottle.
Runaway horses are unknown in Ruaaia.
False teeth have been used by the peopie
who lived in 1000 B. C.
^
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after first day's use of Dr. Kline's Great '
NerveRestorer,f2trlal bottleand treatise free 1
Dr.R.H, KLiXK.Ltd., 931 Arch8t.,Phila.,P<? jnJ
According to the census of 1900, tae (
population of Spain was 18.891,574.
Sirs. AYinslow's Soothing Syrup for children <
teething, soften the sums, reduces inflammation,
allays pain, cure* wind colic, 25c.a bottle
Porto Rico is the most lightly taxed
country on earth.
Piso's Cure is the best medicine we everifsed
lor all affections of throat and lungs.?Wk.
0. EnDBLitr, Yanburen, ind., Feb. 10, 1900.
The man who takes life as a dose, always
finds it a bitter one.
A tiuarnnteed Care For Files.
Itching, blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Druggists will refund money it Pszo
Ointment tails to cure in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
You could never make a woman believe J
all angels don't h*re nicc, crinkly hair. |
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The United States Is the largest con- l?i
sumer of tin In the world, but derives ah<
Its supplies from the Straits Settle- At
ments, from Banka, and other Euro- Pa
nean sources. Onlv a few hundred ??
?
pounds of tin are mined in this coun- ^
try. ' J
?100 Reword. SIOO. M(
The readers of this paper will be pleasertto Jf?P
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis^ De
ease that science has been able to cure in alW 4
ltsstages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh abl
Cure is the only positive cure now known to am
the modical fraternity. Catarrh being a con- pai
stitutional disease, requires a constitutional nie
treatment. Hall's C'atarrhCureistakeninter- hai
nally.actiugdirectly upon the blood and mu* eta
coussurfaces of the system, thereby destroy- At
ingthe foundation of tuo disease, and giving wo
the patient strength by building up the con- in]
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much faith in P<>
itscurativo powers that they offer One Hun- wc
dredDollarsforauy case that it fails to cure. I a
(Send for dst of testimonials. Address str
F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. fu
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation ac
rh
Just before he left the Pension Office, ti<
Commissioner Ware "was asked for a th
recommendation by a watchman. This ne
is what Ware wrote: "Dear Jackson? Pr
If you are not in Heaven when I get ?e
there, I'll fix it to have you trans- ]
ferred."
To Care * Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets. All /.
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. v>
l' vu l'rn,v. i. nry >*/?
I V* vxav/vv m 9(guahut? ta uu uv*? wv
Great souls can neither be starved by ^
poverty nor choked bv riches. ^
ACHE0 IfJ EVERY BONE. "
Chicago Society Woman, Who WaaSo Sick
She Could Not Sleep or KaL, Cured by ^
Poau's Kidney Pills.
Marion Knight, of 33 N. Ashland
Ave., Cdicngo, Orator of the West Sid*.
.Wednesday Club, sa/a: "This winter
? when I started
iIntense pains
in the Uldueys
and pelvic organs.
Theurin?
I was thick and
' cloudy, and 1
cat enough to
live. I feit a ! Q
elia.ige for the I J
VATtTOK KNIGHT. better within a ' Ui
week. The second week I begau eat- i
ing heartily. I began to i'nprove generally,
and before seven weeks had | }
passed I was well. I had spent So
hundreds of dollars for medicine that j
did not help me. lull: $<> worth of CCJ
Doan's Kidney Tills restored uie to I /
perfect health." j '
A TRIAL FREE?Address 'Foster- I
Milburn Co., Buffalo, X. Y. For sale ,
by all dealers. Price, ol) cts. j y
A Grimly Suggestive Group.
The minister and the doctor were
riding down town in a Lexington aveenue
car, and had arrived at Madison
sauare when their friend the undertaken
joined them.
After ridins with him twe blocks i .
the minister and doctor put the under- IAS
taker off the car, saying their appearance
in trio looked too suggestive and
would cause talk among their friends.
^^fiiras!
F?r Specific Ophthal- w
mpBijySyi mia, Moon Blindness WJ
\ Bar /and ether SOKE EYES,
\JZS BARRY C0.,,?i?Vu
HAVE A SURE CURE.
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|Potash as Necessary as Rain"1 f
I The quality and quantity of the
9 crops depend on a sufficiency of Co
Potash ?
I in the soil. .Fertilizers which ire
I low in Potash will never produce
satisfactory results. ?
Every farmer should be familiar rrith the
proper proportions of ingredient* that go to Ifvl
nake the best fertilizers for every kind of
"T>. We have published a series of books,
' lininj: the latest researches on this all ant,
subject, which we will send free
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Helps Women to Win and
(en's Admiration, Respect and Love
Woman's greatest gift s the power to
spire admiration, respect, and lore,
sere is a beauty in health which is
>re attractive to men than mere regurity
of feature.
ro be a successful wife, to retain the
re and admiration of her husband,
ould be a woman's constant study,
r the first indication of ill-health,
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