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THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS. McCONNELLSBURG. PA.
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l'rldo goeth before a full, and it
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One-half the world knows what the
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, Conntipntion cu. ninny uriou dia.
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He (loftily) My mind Is a book of
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; She (Innocently) Bound In cnlf?
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Children Cry for Fletcher's Custom
i The Latest,
', "Have you one of these patent lunch
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' "We have. But the swagger thing
Bow In lunch carriers is an imltutlou
sutoinobllo tire."
Inaurmniinfahln Rarpli
Friend "We've come to see if we
Can't persuade you and Hob to ninke
it up even at this lute hour." Fair
Prospective Divorcee "Simply im
possible why, I've got the very
gucklest gown for tho occasion
' Left Mr. Brown Thinking.
i Hobby I think I like you better than
ny of tho fellows w ho coma to see my
lister, Mr. Brown..
Mr. Brown That's good hearing,
Bobby. Why do you liko me tho best?
Bobby Because Sis always lets me
stay around and hear what you say.
5 Necessary Hours of Sleep.
j John Wesley, the founder of Meth
odism, who attained the age of eighty-
fight and who could command sleep
iti horseback, says, in some curious
remarks which ho has left upon sleep,
that no one mcusure will do for all,
tor will the same amount of sleep
fcven suffice for tho snmo person at
til times. More sleep is necessary
Jhen tho strength and spirits are ex
hausted by illness, hard lubor or so-
ore montnl efforts. Whatever may
o tho case with somo few persona
6f a peculiar constitution, it is evident
that health and vigor can scarcely bo
expected to continue long without six
Hours sleep In the four-and-twenty.
LIFE'S ROAD
Smoothed by Change of Food.
Worry is a bit: loud to enrrv anil iin
Inuecessary one. When accompanied
' indigestion it certalnlv Is raima for
the blues.
J But tho w hole trouble may be eaBlly
thrown off and life's road be made
fasy and comfortable by proper eating
ud the cultivation of good cheer.
I Read what a Troy woman says:
"Two years ago I made the acquaint
nee of Grape-Nuts and have used the
food once a day and sometimes twice,
fver since.
4 "At the time I began to use it life
f as a burdnn. I was for years afflict
W with bilious sick headache, caused
?y Indigestion, and nothing seemed to
lelleve me.
"The trouble became so severe 1
nd to leave my work for days at a
time.
" nerves woro In' such a state I
Vuld not sleep and the doctor said I
s on the verge of nervous prostra
tion. I 8aw an adv. concerning Grape-
1 "u-i.8 "d boueht a Package for trial
f vhat Grape-Nuts has done for me
certainly marvelous. I can now
"eep Use a child, am entirely free
l.m he '1 trouble and have not had
2 neadache In over a year. 1 feel like
new person. I have recommended it
, o 0ne n,ftn 1 kne" ate Prin
cipally Grape-Nuts while working on
fan ... 1 wlnter' nn(1 Ball he never
reit better in his life."
&T by PoBtum Co- Datt,a
Km Rend "Tno 1100(1
Pvlllo." in pUg8. ..Tnere8 a Reo,
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Hopeforlhe afjMrS(fi0l
Hopeless
Br REV.L.W.GOSNEXL
Aakut le the Deaa
Moody BibU Institute, Chicaso
TEXT And as Jesus passed forth from
thence, he law a man, named Matthew,
sitting nt the rornlpt of custom; and Ha
filth unto him, "l-'ollow mo." And he
arose, and followed him. Mutt 9:9.
In the verse fol
lowing tho text,
we are told "Je
sus sat at meat
In the house; but
Mark aid Luke
say that thofeust
was in Ma.thew'g
home. It is easy
to do good "to be
seen of men," but
here is a ninn who
humbly bides him
self and thus ex
hibits the mark of
a saint. And whut
poor material was
Matthew for the
making of a saint!
The Sinner.
The publicans were servants of the
tat farmers, who collected dues for
Borne, and were extortioners; the cus
tom houso official was considered the
worst of his class. The Jews had a say
ing that bears and Hons might be the
Hereout wild beasts In the forest, but
publicans and Informers were the
worst In the cities. For a Jew, sued
as Matthew was, to enter thus into
tho servlco of the oppressors of his
own raco, was considered the lowest
degradation. Tho religion of the day
hnd no hope for such a man.
Some who read these words may
have given up hopo for acquaintances,
and even for those of their own house
hold. There may be some, still more
unfortunate, who have given up hope
for themselves. Lot us seo what Jesus
did for a man who was considered be
yond redemption.
The Saviour.
(1) He called this man to himself.
Matthew did not seek him, but he
sought Matthew. Chrlsfs words are
true, "Ye have not chosen mo, but I
have chosen you." He calls us by
his Holy Spirit, by Blck beds, by sor
rows, by the words of friends.
"I've found a Friend, oh. surh a Friend!
lie loved mo ere I knew Illm;
lie drew me with tho cords of lovo.
And thus Ho bound mo to lllm."
(2) He proved attractive to this
man. The Pharisees acted out their
feelings, "I am holler than thou." But,
though sinless, Jesus was tho friend
of sinners. Ho won Matthew's heart,
. 1 ... ...
biiu wnen men Know tne love ot nlm
who was lifted up on the ctobs for
their sins, they are still drawn to him
Raphael's "Transfiguration" Is an un
sightly daub when seen from certain
angles; we must get the right view
point to behold the glories. To
broken and contrite heart, Jesus is
altogether lovely.
(3) He was misunderstood. The
Tharlsees inquired, "why eateth your
Master with publicans and sinners?'
It cost Matthew something to follow
Jesus, but it cost Jesus more to reck
on him among his disciples. Even if
it requires grent sacrifice to become a
Christian, we should remind ourselves
thut Christ's followers often cause hlra
grief and shame; still, be invites us.
The Saint
What were the results of Christ's
call on Matthew?
(1) He left his business. It may
make a similar demand now and some
may not be willing to heed it; the
(iadarenes preferred their swine to
Jesus (Luke 8:26-37). But Christ
promises, "Seek ye first the kingdom
of God, and all these things shall be
added unto you." (Matt. 6:33).
(2) He became an open disciple. By
the grace of God, he takes rank above
Nlcodemus and Joseph, who were dis
ciples "but secretly." Tho hearts of
some go out to Christ, but they are
not willing to confess him before men.
But the promlso Is, "If thou shall con
fess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus,
and shall believe in thy heart that
God hath raised him from the dead,
thou shalt be saved." (Romans 10:9),
(3) He endeavored to win others,
The feast in the bouse was doubtless
for the purposo of acquainting his
friends with Jesus. Every follower of
Christ has the opportunity of reach
ing those In his circle of influence.
The cultivated Henry Drummond help
ed students especially, while Samuel
Hadley led many a drunkard toJeBUs
What blessing you will miss, what loss
may come to your friends, if you do
not follow Christ! '
(4) Ho was lifted out of the com
monplace. Matthew seems to have
beoh an ordinary man: he writes as a
plain man of business. Yet be was
made an evangelist and apostlo; and
John, in vision, saw bis name In the
foundations of the new Jerusalem
(Rev. 21:14)1 Tho same Saviour
made out of Bunyan, the swearing
tinker, the author qf "Pilgrim's Prog
ress," and hns wrought many such
miracles: He offers to write your
name in "The Lamb's book of life!"
Why should you do without hlmT
It Is not yet too lute;
lie han not cloat-d the day of grace.
lie lias nut shut the gate.
The Family Pew.
To a correspondent we are frank to
say thnt, all things considered, we
would like to see pew rents abolished.
But we would, at the same time, like
to see a revival of interest in "the
old family pew." If the giving up of
rented pews means the scattering of
the members of a family over the
church, we would prefer the continu
ance of the rental system. But as
signed seats are quite as effective as
rented pews In keeping families to
gether. Sad to say, neither system
Is effectlvo in our day. That fine lnd
prefers to sit in tho gallery or in the
back pew "with the fellows." If his
father could Bee all that his pastor
sees, that lad would be In the family
pew next Sunday. How beautiful the
sight of a whole family In the "old
Lesson
my K. O. KULI.KllS, I'lrei tor of Kvenlnn
Keparttm-iit, The Moody Hll.le Itmtltutii,
f'hli-ajru.)
LESSON FOR MARCH 15
LAWFUL USE OF THE SABBATH.
I.K8SON TKXT-I.tike 13:10-17: lt:l-.
GOLDKN TEXT-"The Hiibhath wns
rondo for man and not man for the Sub-batli."-ilark
2:':7.
These two sections of scrlpturo
have been chosen that wo might em
phasize the. truth of tho golden text
which enn correctly be translated,
"The Sabbath was brought Into being
on account of man, and not man on
account of the Sabbath."
There are two extremes of thought
and action as regards tho Christian
Sabbath One Is to nuiko It a holi
day, tho other to- make it a holy-day,
to worship tho day ns though It pos
sessed somo secret sacredneps there
by forgetting the author of tho day.
A study of what Jesus taught will
check laxliv on tho ono hand and cor
rect fan; tit .'1 error on the other.
Contrast Shown.
I. Jesus loosing the woman, 13:10
17. This Incident Is a strong contrast
between God's mercy and man's lack
of morcy. Satan was to blumo for the
woman's IIIiicbs (v. 10 and at tho
samo time for tho hardness of the
he.irts of these men. Tho Incident
occurrod In a synngoguo and displeas
ed the leaders. As If to rebuke them
Jesus not only spoke tho word of
relief but also touched her. causing
nn Instantaneous and a complete euro.
Her response was to glorify God. Tho
sight of this sutanlc captive acted In
contrast upon Jesus and the ruled of
the Bynngoguo. Compassion and an
utter lack of sympathy. More care
for legalism than for tho relief of ono
created In God's lmngo. Jesus seems
to hao acted speedily and Is today
calling tho unfortunate to him to bo
healed fend comforted, Matt. ll:2S-.m.
Jesus could have healed by a word
only, John 5:40-43, but there Is power
also In the loving touch, which In this
case quickened her faith (v. 13). The
record does not suggest that her. euro
was In responso to her faith ns wns
tho case In other cures, Mntt. 8:10;
15:28. If the ruler had had a hear
of compassion ho too would hnve re
joiced at tho cure, but ho cared more
for ceremonial eccleslnstlclsm than
for the good of the worshipers and
his emotion wns that of Indignation
rather than that of Joy. A religion
that Is more concerned with bondage
to the beggarly elements, tho observ
ance of days (Gal. 4:9-11) Is here d -nounced
ns hypocrisy (vv. 13, 1C). It
is to havo more Interest In property
thnn In human souls. Ofttimes hatred
for thoso who do not agree with us is
covered up by a false fanatical pre
tended Jealousy for tho law of God
All sickness Is In Its essence tho rn
suit of Bin (Acts 10:38). But God is
superior and can use it to our good
II. Cor. 12:7-9; John 9:2. 3. Dr. Torrey
suggests six steps In this woman's
healing: (1) Sho went to tho pltico
of worship; (2) sho found tho Lord
there; (3) ho spake to her; (4) ho
touched her; (5) sho was healed
(6) she gavo God tho glory. Our
Ixird declared to this ruler (v. 13)
that the claims of humanity are su
perlor to their acts toward cattlo even
as Illustrated by tho case of this wo
man who wns a daughter of Abraham
Love's Attribute.
II. Jesus healing the man, 4:1-6. In
this Incident tho question of tho Sab
bath is raised by Jesus himself, evl
dently In answer to their mental at
titude, for "they watched him" (v. 1),
Receiving no reply, Jesus first healed
tho man and then agnin reminded
them of the care they pavo their cat
tle Jesus plainly Implies that If they
give care to nn ox or nn ass on the
Sabbath, how can It possibly be wrong
to rollovo humanity on the Sabbath?
Mercy and love are superior to cere
monies though these bo of dlvlno ap
pointment. The reasoning is clear.
Love Is nn attribute of God's charac
tor, I. John 4:8, and therefore his own
ceremonies must glvo way before the
activities and energies of his being
Thus to net upon tho principles that
concern the value of an "ox or an nss"
Is to allow tho lower to control the
higher, for a man Is of more value
than the ox. Thoso Pharisees were
exceedingly religious, grent for the
"letter of tho law," but they were
dried up at heart, and consequently
far worse off than tho man with the
dropsy. It Is small wonder then thnt
the master's reply should silence them
so "they could not answer him."
The Teaching. It Is true that fun
damentally the Sabbath idea is ono
of worship and rest, but tho reason
for its existence is because of mnn's
need of that rest. That true reBt can
bo found only in a true and intelli
gent spiritual fellowship with God.
Anything, therefore, thnt Interferes
with or hinders rest breaks the Sab
bath and should bo removed tn order
thaf the Sabbath Intention may be ob
served. These men were Justified In
lending an ox or an ass to wnter on
the Sabbath or to rescue one in peril.
On tho snmo principle any work
which enables men to enter into a
Sabbath rest Is not only Justifiable but
necessary In the Interest of tho Sab
bath Itself. They cared for cattle on
ly as cattlo, their property; we must
care for men for their own sokes and
in his Interest and behalf.
The Sabbath must never be dese
crated by being made an Instrument
of harm to man. It is always dese
crated when, In the presenco of hu
man need, we decline to render serv
ice on the plea of tho sanctity of the
day. A false ceremonial sanctity of
any particular day must never be per
mitted to destroy tho underlying, the
truly essential, sanction and author
ity for a Sabbath rest. Physically we
do not each night fully regain our
lost energy and need the seventh dny
to balance the account. Spiritually
we need tho strength thnt comes from
the Sabbath day's rest, I so. 80:15.
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Patrice Why, tho critics; they'ro
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Had it Concealed.
As a reward for good behavior
Johnny was allowed to come to the
dinner tablo when company was ex
pected, llo wanted to appear big, too,
so ho chose a low chair which brought
his mouth Just to tho top of tho tablo
Hut ho didn't mind this becnuse it was
on a line with his plate and ho was
not so likely to drop nnythlng while
eating. Ho nto ravenously of every
thing, having nothing to say to the
guests, ns his mother had told him to
remember that good children are seen
not heard. Finally, after dessert
when there wns a lull in tho conver
sation, he exclaimed:
"Say, pop. you can't guess what I've
got under tho tablo?"
"No, my son." said his father with
an indulgent glanco, "what is it?"
"Stomach acho!" shouted Johnny
gleefully.
Talked Enough In Life,
An agent called on Mr. lloollhan
ono morning and asked for a photo
graph of tho lately departed Mrs. Hool
limn. "You Just let mo hnve that photo
graph about two weeks," said tho
agent, "and I'll send you a llfe-sizo
portrait of Mrs. Hoolihnn that'll be a
speaking likeness."
An expression of considerable appre
hension appeared in Mr. lloolihan's
dim bluo eyes, and ho passed his hand
twice across his mouth with a nervous
gesture.
"Well, now, Ol don't know as that'd
bo annyways nlcessary," he replied,
In n whisper, "0111 Jlst have a pictur
that shows her looks, wldout tinny me
chanical controivanco to reprojuco her
v'lec." Illustrated Sunday Magazine.
Easiest Way.
Mrs. Newlywed That tablo seems
awfully rickety. Why, it creaks if you
put your hand on it.
Shopkeeper Well, that's nil the
style, ma'am. It's built that way on
purposo. You can't read nn account
of fashionable dinner parties without
noticing how tho tables groaned under
the weight of the delicacies. Hotter
tako this one, ma'am.
O'Rourke's Latin Seal.
Joe Vilas says thnt somo one hns
put something over on Tom O'Kourke,
tho fight promoter.
"lie picked out a seal with which to
stamp tho tickets issued to the Na
tional Sporting club," said Vilas. "On
it is the Latin motto:
" Trio Omnia Tuurus.'
"Oh which a free translation Is: 'De-
fore everything elso, the bull.' "
Lacked Tact.
"A follow told me today," confided
Mr. D'IppIo, "that I didu't know enough
to pound sand. He said that I was
the blamedest idiot ho ever saw. Now
what do you think of that?"
"I think it was dreadfully tactloss
of blm," exclaimed Miss Kceno, indig
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Every man ought to know at least
as much about his own business as
he does about tho other fellow's.
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
To set tlift remilnp, mil for full name. LAXA-
T1VK IIKOMO Ul'INlNK. I-ook for (iunaturi! of
K. W (jKOVli. buret cold In On. JJay. 2So.
In this land of plenty there are
plenty of people who haven't
And lovers rush In where husbands
fear to tread. '
ECZEMA ON HEAD AND FACE
Reedy, W. Va. "My baby boy
when threo weeks old took tho cczo-
nia on the head and face. It broke
out in pimples and first they looked
like blisters and a yellow water would
run from them. Ills head was per
fectly raw and his hair was all gone.
Everybody said ho would never have
any more hair. As tho sores spread
his hair came out Tho breaking out
itched so badly that we bad to keep
gloves on his hands to keep him from
scratching his head and face. It
caused disfigurement Ho couldn't
rest at night It burned and itched
so badly.
"He was treated for eight months
and bo got worso all tho time. So
I decided to try Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. In two months ho was com
pletely cured after using the Cuticura
Soap and two boxcB of Cuticura Oint
ment" (Signed) G. A. Dye, Jan. 7,
1012.
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Motes and Beams.
George Ado, over a cup of afternoon
tea with a group of cynical bachelors
ut tho Chicago Athletic club, said:
"Married men declaro that their
wives can't keep a secret, but these
men themselves nro just ns bad.
"A married man buttonholed mo In
tho billiard room nn hour ago and told
me a frightful scnndal.
"'Don't let this go any further,
George,' ho ended.
" 'No, certainly not,' said I. 'But how
did you happen to benr It?'
" 'Oil, tho wife, of course,' bo an
swered. 'She's Just liko all women
can't keep a secret." "
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Ithchology.
Teacher Bobby, what Is n fish?
Hobby It's a t ml polo what's learned
to do tho tango.
There nro times when tho quitter
and tho fellow who never knows when
ho Is licked envy each other.
Not at Home.
Jailer (to debtor in prison) Ono of
our creditors wants to speuk to you.
Debtor Tell him I'm out I'elo
Melo.
There Is usually a way to cot around
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Thnnks to a shiftless hiisbnnd, many
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forty years. Let it prove its worth to you. Sold by medicine dealers
In tablet or liquid form or send 60c for triul box by maiL
Send St oo.-c.nt rtanp. top.T mat ot (aaillaf only oo a fra copy ot IVPIaWi Com
mon Sanaa Madicai Adnaar, 100S paiaa, do til bound. Addraaa Dc.R. V. flarca,Butialo.
Sore DROWN C
Throat D trociieO
Couaba and buaraanraa rnllAvrd. ISx!, tuo and ll.US.
iokm I. Ilrawa ka, r. O. tali, Daaloa, ,
CnrC A J cent tooth hrnan DnfO
r n uli wmu i-a.-h is.- inl .if I U O
DENTAL CREAM IXr"";
Ititr tho troth. Itollulitrtillr iltinnl l.i lit t-iixto.
Itruih find i-rcam ntmlcl on r.-rlplof fwv I'AKti
ItlUITIIKKs, t.ovmin luuiuiora, Marjluud.
Muitrj Uui-k It nul t auttled.
I TT1 n pny tRETEO.uually kWh nnlrk
IJAUr 0 1 irlK-t.mMinromovi-aawrllliin
Hhort breath, o( ton glvufiitlrorellrf
' In lbto'.f (It. Trlii 1 1 n at nif n t sent Fraa
Dr. THOMAS E. GREEN, Surmioi to
Or. H. H. Greens Sons, Box 0, Atlanta, Ga.
FRUIT TREES
Wa pay ha freight and aril ot wbaltsala prlrra.
SalUlactloe Kiu'al'isl. ririul tor our lurgo
ilt-M-riimvo t-uiiilnKuo today. Pcick Tract. S4.5I
per 100. L'A Maittai Nireerjr Ca., Scetaarl. I4. t.
SL C WHITE LEGHORNS ftE'EMIS&nA'fc
lair; dayMild chirks ana hn'rtilnti 'vi a NptM'lalti
Ertron itTT ri-itMinalilt1; ftnturactlot) (tinritmrfit
eUla Ittw rMll7 rna. If. U. tnjsr, rrp.t lWuhfeM, r
I 111 Y I OK CASH, old jewvtry. Mliunmi.la,
pruria, and all preclnua at on. Expert r
pnlrltiK of Ji-wclry nn.i nilvt rwnrt my ape
daily. T.A. t nty, 17 M-iidm Inr, Nrw fork.
IIU l I Alts M W1 U with oura. at f? prr
Ihouannd. tit or Iran, to rant fr-nh mall or
dfr bu'f ra. Kuurnntra amlautrturv r
aulta. Maron irrrn (o Colii-nlila, Trnn.
PARCEL POST EGG BOXES
Bond 10 In iuijm fnmamplo. MHWITLATM N1
HLXHUS. 11. K. ilrUDDor. it Uarrlaun St., Now York
TO ltltFAK IT COLDS AKI) fllltrPK an
n-lloTo tha a ha and pain M I'A Kit's ' A '
hi' I. KM, o at dniuuiva or I'arr llnia., Uorana
Balttuioro, JMd. "Muuajr back It Bo aailitced.
Dr. Falirncy's Teething Syrup
Never foil. Can't fait. It i the favorite tiaby mnticine of the twtt
miraet anil family doctors. Mothrra everywhere nick to it, and urafl
tUmlm f I- . . . -I. M I . I ' . I T1. I - -
1 c- IV ,11. ft ... IUIIUIIII IUr X-Ulll, VIMIIII'., , '111 BIIU .1,
!-l Stomach and llowel Allmenta. Vnti ran onnft on I. Dnn't vnrrvl
5 cenu at drug atorea. Trial Bottle KHKK by mail if you mention Uiia
Ipcr. lira. 1). Fahrney & Son, llagrratown, JIJ.
CURES COLIC IN TEN MINUTES.
IrMMJ.M'.U.V.
Ut Con,n irrop. TatM Oood.
In lima. Hold by Drntrlita.
L Aiat..lkJ J t f
HAIR BALSAM
j"atfi A tollrt pniparatloa or nierli
. . I J J!l toaradU-atfria-iilrijlT.
;VvL '"J" '- 'or Kaalcwint Color and
lifvXl , X X BaaolyloGrayor Faded Half.
READERS ST iXKXlSLSrlffZ
tlaed In Itaoolumna ahould Inalal uihio having whaa
tkai aak tor, rafaalim all auliaiiiutaa or luiUkUoaa.
rem eye
DISEASES
Ramnva It remoroaanporfltiona hair Inmantly with
ncuiuvc II out pain: uiom-r nounitod If iiilnrepro
leoiod. PrlcoMIc Kaito arH t.,l. iit,MiiBiar-,iA
KB ALi IiSTATK
FOlt SAI.B J A. IV 6URRT CO., VA. t
a. cult, t r. houae, barn, outbldaa, larira or
c'.iard. ela W. J. Kradvrkln. Claremoni, Va.
KOR BALR 1; A. IN MAPON CO.. W. VA.
100 a. cult., houaa, I barns, ontbuiita., atock,
niai-h., eta. V. II. Addison, Ilendi-rson. W Va.
W. N. U., BALTIMORE, NO. 11-1914.
family pew" I Watchman-Examiner.