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THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS. McCONNELLSBURO, PA.
caws
A Now in
Pink Wrappers
To save tin foil for Uncle Sam,
VRIGLEY5 is now all wrapped
in pink paper and hermetically
sealed in wax:
1, The tangey
flavor of mint
2. The luscious
different flavor
3. The soothing
flavor of
peppermint
All in pink-end packages and
all sealed air-tight Be Sure
to get VRIGLEY5 because
The Flavor
Too many wren reckon time by 7u5
lys.
When axltnrs ride U'a a sipn Mfre
thost has "walked.
JfQk
MM
Low Meat Prices
vs.
High Cattle Prices
If the farmer cannot get enough for
his live stock, he raises less, and the
packer gets less raw material.
If the consumer has to pay too much
for his meat, he eats less of it, and the
packer finds his market decreased.
The packer wants the producer to
get enough to make live-stock raising
profitable, and he wants the price of meat
so low that everyone will eat it.
But all he can do, and what he would
have to do in any case to stay in busi
ness, is to keep down the cost of pro
cessing the farmer's stock into meat so
that the consumer pays for the meat and
by-products only a little more than the
farmer gets for his animals.
For example,last year Swift & Company
paid for its cattle about 90 per cent of
what it got far meat and by-products
(such as hides, tallow, oils, etc.)
If cattle from the farm were turned
miraculously into meat in the hands of
retailers (without going through the ex
pense of dressing, shipping and market
ing) the farmer would get only about
Vs cents per pound more for his cattle,
or consumers would pay only about 2
cents per pound less for their beef I
Out of this cent or two per pound,
Swift & Company pays for the operation
of extensive plants, pays freight on meats,
operates refrigerator cars, maintains
branch houses, and in most cases, de
livers to retailers all over the United
States. The profit amounts to only a
fraction of a cent, and a part of this
profit goes to build more plants, to give
better service, and to increase the com
pany's usefulness to the country.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
Lasts!
3
The boat rocker the Ana of unit
rlmony deserves fcrk tn'te.
While the stanoe goes 'O the nwk
ward limn gels there with liolh feet.
(Conducted liy tlif Niitliuml Wonian'i
C'hrlBtlHn Temperance I'nlon.)
A VOICE FROM CZECHO SLOVAK
REPUBLIC.
Tho president of the Cecho Slovak
republic, I'rof. T. O. Mitxnryk, formerly
of tho University of Pi-ngue, In a lec
ture on "Kduciited Circles Mimt Ie
slroy Alcohol Superstition," sliows the '
responsibility of the tnrilvliltml for Ills j
neighbor. ' '
"I'rouresslvc ethics dciiuind of Hie ,
modern man it higher stiito of mind; I
alcoholism dcRi-iides the whole mnn; ;
It Is hostile to progress, retrogressive. I
"The modern ethic holds love of
nclghhnt to he the root of nil ninriil
duties. Love of neighbor menus Inbor
for one's neighbor. Io not nsk of '
flip modern ' limn sentimental phlt- ,
nnlhiopy hut the consciousness ot .
responsibility for the nllevliilion of ,
fihyslenl and Intellectunl need, l'ut
alcoholism vonkcns sympnthy for fel- '
Inwmcn, weakens the will to work,
weiikens belief nnd confidence In mini's
Worth. For nn active love of one's ,
neighbor nnd luhor for him, n clean 1
heurt nnd clear head are also ueces-
sary.
"Love of mi l work for one's neigh
bor require, In the case under discus
sion, the example of abstinence. V.x
nmple against example I Through the
example of drinking Arc most drink
ers seduced to drinking. No mail has
a natural craving for alcohol poison.
Especliilly should the educated give
the example In the present stage of
our scientific knowledge nbout alcohol.
A physician, teacher, or educator who
tolerates drinking commits u crime. It
Is Incumbent nn the educated and lead
ing circles to destroy the nlcohol su
perstition theoretically by .iillgblen-
ment of the people, and pracil. ally by i
abstinence.
THE WINE DELUSION.
Dr. William Urmly, In the Chicago
News, recently exploded the old su
perstition that wine Is a strength
building tonic. He says:
"For a long time there has been n
suspicion growing among thought fill
physlclnns that nlcohol does not de
serve the reputation our medical fa
thers gave It in medicine. First It was
proved beyond nwestlon that alrVd
was not a food. Then It was settled
that alcohol ioen Trot stimulate the
heart or the brstn. Then It was found
that Jcohol Ales not help digestion,
but rather lvnllIts or delays diges
tion, "Rot alcohol, as w4ite 'trr -ns some
lHged tonc, taken In dessert-spoonful
or tablesfoonful or larger doses, does
flush tlie Invalid's face for a time,
does walte the Invalid feel warm, does
lower ffl:e body "toutperatnre slightly
hy cweesslve heat 'radiation from re
laxed 'ir dilated MUl'fiice vessels), docs
Impede the nierfial 'processes, does de
lay 'fhe normal 'titrvous response to
anyoxtermil stimulus (as in quick fir
ing lit a targot 'that moves) and does
'render the victim' of (he delusion tern
ipornrlly forgetful' of his troubles.
"A mighty ior 'tonic,' after all.
'"So far as -any strengthening or
Wood building ' effect Is concerned, a
glass Of milk will accomplish almut
'four times- acnuch ns the same qunn
!tlty of 'the'heit wine will accomplish
and do'iro'Txisslble harm."
A DENVER "BANKER ON PROHIBI
TION. 'Albert A. Rccd, tice president wr.t
trust officer of United Stales Na
tional hank, mivs:
'"Without any reluctance and wiib
out' qnnllllcntlon of any sort I am able
to Stat" that the effect of prohibition
in 'Denver amd Colorado have lnvu
beneficial frOii every point of rWw
moral, social, 'Industrial and flnnirfl.
This seems W be the almost nnlvernnl
opinion nnd Judgment of the huitm
and professional men of Colorado.
""There Is no' demand, and I dnrcjr
little desire, ! return to a liquor fif4
Icy. ' Personnlli, I am In favor of tm
hlbitlon, local, state and nallonnl I
have never heard or seen a valMl r
sound argtinwut In support cf n
trfltilc In IntofbMtlng liquors."
SALOON TAXES.
' The brewers ln Heading, P :aro
taking a stand tmv lower valnatlwi on
the various snlim properties watnurert
throughout the ity. They claim the
town council slvinl 1 consider, wh fix
ng'n tax valuation; the fact that ios
KlMo prohibition will cause a deinwiiv
tlon In the value of these prnnfrtcH.
OrrHunrily snlixim tpropertles are "val
ued. .at a higher fism'o than thnw ad
Joining beennse they bring a mvb
hlghen price In llie il.wrkot .
Oii'llie other hinLa, saloon, hecam
fOf its i usually undonwnble character,
.deprecates the value, f other proer
itlws In ' its nelghhoiitoad. Are they
mot. entitled to a relurtHin because of
depreciation caused lij'iSW presence ot
the
1
Ifl (CAN Ali A.
'IflKohlbltfon Is a slgnnlw:ccss," de
claims ;tlio ,Jlef of polbie.af Toronto,
Canada. "Ia fact, I almost .ejiuddcr to
think what uwar-tlme coiiHliUons with
out It would ilave been." A oikIous de
velopmriut of prohibition daysi.ls nn ab
normal dutu-eiMKi In the nuuibor.of can
dy store. It i-cms to be jiliysiolog
leal fact iiuit iijsndy Is fouud to be a
more or antlsfylng sulmfliule as a
atlmulant tuA .cravlng-qulUir thy a
large numlier tf jieoiilu who furituiirlj
nsed alcohol.
NO RUM NEE AC O FOR T
YANK81
"They don't need ruvi nnd they don't
jet It. They go over (the top with a
ejic J- and a deterniluiiillon to reach
ttiir objective.' The ogly trouble Is
for Ihelr commander to lop them
when they get there." Tliess are tho
words of G. II. Lnngford, formerly of
the Out Hundred nnd Second L'nltcd
States field ni'tlllery, who Is at Jwmo
recovoring from wounds.
The government has taken the bat
put of barley,Pb)ljidclpbla Inquirer.
Who Is
JesusChrist?
(THIRD SERMON)
By REV. W.W. KETCHUM
Director of the Evening Classes,
Moody Bible Institute, Chicago
TEXT lie salth unto them, But whom
tay ye that I am? Matt. 16:16.
In two previous sermons we consider
ed the character of Christ, his Word
nnd his work as
witnesses of him.
We now consider
another fact of
his life that will
help ns to answer
his scorching
question. It Is his
resurrection from
the dead.
Proof of Hit Deity.
Taut, In his
epistle to the llo-
mnn places the
resurrection of
Christ before us '
ns n certain proof
of his deity.
"De
clnred," be
cays,
"to be (he Son of Clod with power,
nccordlng to thu spirit of holiness, by
the resurrection from the dead" (1:1).
Paul wrote these words not more than
thirty years nfter the event. If Christ
nnd not risen, It would have been an
ensy matter to have proved their fals
ity. Paul knew they were true. As
Luke says, Christ showed himself to
be nllve after bis passion by many In
fallible proofs, being seen of them
forty days nnd speaking of the things
pertaining to tho kingdom (Acts 1 :3).
In recent years the resurrection of
Christ has not been given the place It
should hold In helping us to nnswer
Oirlst's question perhaps becauso
rmlnlt nnd new bud Imbibed ton much
((f livrnma critelsm. Now that It Is
no longer popular to peddle wares
mndo In Oermnny, we may consider
afresh this phnso of truth, as an evi
dence of the deity of our Lord.
Tho resurrection of Christ Is tho
best attested fact of history. Gilbert
West, luwyer nnd skeptic, found It so
when ho set out to demolish It. And
bo will any honest mind today.
The proofs of Christ's resurrection
mny not sntlsfy all minds, for If Christ
Is risen, he Is the Son of God with
power; nnd certain people do not want
a Christ before whom they must bow
and confess thnt he Is Lord to the
glory of God.
It Is not the purpose nt this time to
adduce the Scriptural proofs of
Christ's resurrection. They are nt
hand for nnynno to study who will.
Suffice it to say thnt there are fourteen
witnesses and classes of witnesses to
the resurrection of Clirlst. Do you dc
sire to know who Jesus Christ 1st
Then I challenge you to Rtudy, with no
unprejudiced mind, the records ton
tnlnetl In the Scriptures. This thing
was not don In a corner; nelter arc
we without the record of It. Tfc-e Scrip
tures are Oiled with the proofs of the
n"snrwtlwi of Cfcrlst, and ihey are
open to all men for their consideration.
Bodily Resurrection.
Rut hat are "we to wtderstond 'fcy
the roMirrc.ctlon of ChrlslT Mnny tilk
today s If nil thnt Is meant by it ils
tho continued fxlstence )f the person
ality f Jesus after dnHh. Of diirse
It wans thrtt, but as fie very word It-'
fteff Indicate, It menrs the rlstng up
rf lliat Which has Gallon down, Its
atnndlng forth ngaln.
Tho resurrection of Christ, then, has
tcflo withitho body rf our Lor. I, which
wins burli'd nnd In which be again
stood forth 'from tlm grnve. It means
tlwt tho mlsen Chvtat Is not n dlsein
bouiod spirit, but a spirit embodied In
thnt easement of -which dfiPlh robbed
It. Thhs.lo tho 'tenehlng if our Lord
himself. "Iiindleune nnd sw; n spirit
luitli not 'flesh nnil bones 'SB ye see me
have," wos his 'word to Ms wondering
nnil (lni)bthig disciples, wtl.cn nfter the
rtsiirrertbai he -flhiod in 'their midst.
It is provwl byrlhiv fact' of the empty
tonih tho dMelples if ound onithnt Easter
.morning. 3t ws tin erol)oaied Christ
whom Alary mistook for.'lli gardener.
Itvwas a ctrportill being -who walked
null talked wlthitlie men. on their wny
tolKmnmus. :It ms Josus :Cn his ris
en ikoily who ascended :lnlo beaver
froui tno Maunt tff Olives.
jQermao Ort&cs Doomed.
OtjfltiDot a iplty ilhnt Qenimn criti
cism lias btitui Ollowexl to wllm this
ffundttiiiental aiiil pincIoHS tcirth of tho
bodily resurrootlonmf .our;Lotd? Let
UH-votv that wo.nro Uouo-with It, nnd
rotiitn to tho nk'nchiug , of th Scrl
twee, g'crhnpn .this .good thlnur, with
niunyioKiers, wtlLcomc out of tie war
-Nint-wo will tiit ; pet nil t German Infi-
delt .Miillkcpllcniio InbKpret our Blblo
nor no, do our thlnhlngifor us; m r ac
cept -.thelr concin.slons .In spitltunl
thing iiuirf mil a n j more than In ether
things.
Too iltuif has Annovk'n ibreathedi'.ho
foul gusiiM i( iinlwliof fivm the fas
bombs )iudcd on tmr sIiitcs by tie
long-raiiBe n-'llglous funs of Germany.
I It not itlmo to prolMot 'Our sons nnd
daughters, m well as (4iursahes, froic
Gtrmiin InUKWIIty? lUrtlglous pro-Ger-nuius
In pmrfwsors chlirs nnl pulpits
should be eouied. They we itlio jiup
pets of Gerwinn rellgloiwi ;nutocracy,
that luns tried tc hold Ameri!ii ;and tho
rest of tho woMW In the bomditgeof un
belief. Wo do ftvt want Grruinu tnade
Christianity; we wont tho Clirisitiwilty
of the Jilble, wWch offers pe.tw to
every troubled heart.
Prisoner Embraeo the Gospel.
There has been a religious revival l
the Jails of Chicago during the pas!
year, particularly tho Cook county Jail,
Jn which 240 prisoners professed to
turn to Jesus ChrLst, under Die preach
lug nnd personal work of students of
tim Moody Bible Institute.
A striking evidence of tho genuine
ness of this work wus'tlio scone la the
Jail when a prisoner named Anderson
was jiwigcil. Fifty prisoners In the
boy. PPtftoO were on their knees projr-
W W
LJi A
SMriOVtD UNIFORM HITEHNATIOrlAl
SUM'SiNl IIHHl
LESSON
(By ItEV. 1'. It. KIT.WATEK. I). P.,
Teacher of Krwllali lllhle In the Moody
Blblo Institute of ClilcnKO.)
(Copyright, 1918, Western Kewrpnper
Union.)
LESSON FOR DECEMBER 15
JOSEPH
F0RGIVE3
REN.
HIS BRETH-
LESSON TEXT-Ocnesli 46:1-15.
GOLDEN TEXT If ye forgive men
their trespasses, your heavenly father will
also Torsive you.-Miittlww 0:14.
DEVOTIONAL IlEADINd-Oenoeli 44:
18-34. -
ADDITIONAL MATEIUAO-Gnesli 42:
1-44; Kphcsluns 4 SI. 12.
I. Joseph Disclose, Hl lditlty to
Hie Brethren (vv. 1-3).
He treated bis brethren harshly at
first, his purpose being to ascertain ns
to whether they were tho same cruel,
heurtless men ns before, nnd to
Irouuce poiuioiice in muir i-uii.
k,,,'y Mt t,,elr K,,lu ,,,'nr,lly re"
pc-ntl of their folly. Judah's pathetic
... ...... u -Tlw.tr
. r.ppeal overcame his apparent nnwi-
ness, causing mm 10 uisciosu
tlty. Ilelng unable to restrain his pent
'P emotions ho orders every one from
i presence. This act on tho port of
Joseph troubled them; It ought to have
' .I...... ,,1.1.1 'I'll, .11 U I1U 1 tr.lVI'IIIIMl
u:tmi' iih-iii tsuiM. ami.,. ....... -
It being a time of Joy for them. This
most beautifully Illustrates Christ's
dealing with bis brethren, the Jews.
Just ns they who had rejected him and
sold him were compelled to come to
him for aid, so when the great tribula
tion comes, Christ's brethren, the Jews,
will cry unto him for aid (Daniel 0:27;
12:1; Matthew 24:21; Zecharlnh 12:10
14). Joseph dealt severely with his
brethren to test them nnd bring them
to repentance. So Christ will do with
tho Jews (Hnsen 5:15; Kzeklel 22:1!
22. As Joseph's love was behind his
harsh exactlngs, so back of Christ's
treatment of the Jews will be his greut
love for them.
II. Joseph's Effort to Assuage the
Grief of HI Brethren (vv. 4-8.
When Joseph revealed himself to his
brethren, tho remembrance of their
sins pierced them through. Joseph's
first question was about his father.
This shows that his desire was to put
their thoughts fur away from their
crime. He Invited them to como near
unto him, and assured them God had
overruled their crime In Fending him
for their salvation. They meant It for
1 evil, but It wus part of God's plan for
I good. This does not excuse them from
' the guilt of tho sin. In some future
time Christ will become reconciled to
; his brethren, tho Jews, nnd be their
I Savior nnd benefnetor (Isaiah 11 :10
' 10). Peter, on the day of Pentecost,
' Miowed that tho Jews' treatment of
i Ci"M was such, nnd that God's over-
ruling providence had turned It out
for good. Just as Egypt was obliged
to come to Joseph for sustenance nnd
become servants for Pharaoh through
him (Genesis 47:13-20), so will all tho
wotld yet como to Christ for his bless
ln'g, and be reconciled to God through
htm (Islalah 2:24; 11:10; Psalms
72:7-17; Zecharluh 14:10).
III. Joseph Sent Hit Brethren With
Good Newt to his Father (vv. 9-15).
As soon as Joseph's brethren knew
hlra and were reconciled to Win, they
I were sent with tho glad tidings to
their father, lie assured tliem that he
I would, nourish them nrrfl that they
' should he near him. Tb?y were dlrect
1 cd to tell of his glory. Jacob would
not have mourned the death of Joseph
had he known of Ids glory. He now
gave them the Kiss of reconciliation
, and they wore permitted to talk with
him. lleooTicllliltloii precedes coin
' munion.
Frth Must Show Itself.
If thehurilhis salt, then the church
must 1 'different from tho world
around It. If the church Is light, then
the clisrch nwist lie unlike those who
have ixt committed themselves to the
lcndcrsblp " Christ. When Chris
tians ay Yovi samo things which un
believers uny, nnd do tho samo things
which scoffers do, they cease to be a
leavening Xorco In society. If faith
In Christ is to have any meaning, It
must show Itself In the creation of a
new lype of man. A Christian should
have something In him not to be fouud
In any otker human being. Unless he
Is more In disposition, aim and coo
duct thiia thoso around him, he Is not
giving tlte world tho Impulse or guid
ance which humanity Is In need of.
llroadwuy Tabernacle Tidings.
In God's Garden.
iitv llko tho trees planted In
We
God's garden. Tho Divine Husband
man needs to graft, prune and spray
his trees so that they will bring forth
the lrt trult. Some of the little pests
which ut out the life of the tree are
Indifference, selfishness, linklndness,
worldlltieas, Irreverence nnd dishon
esty. Tho spray which kills these Is
the Holy flplrit.
riest Three Things.
A great scholar In Scotland hna
said recently that since the war be
gan there wero only throe things
Which hold tho hearts of tbo people
of Great Britain prayer, aacrlflce,
and Immortality. These aro three ot
the supreme litlngs of life. When llfo
becomes earnest and serious small
things and unworthy Interests sink
iiito tho huckRTound.
Relief Not Burden.
A yoke Is not aa Instrument of tor
tune; It Is nn Inurnment of mercy.
It Is not a malicious contrivance for
making work hard; It Is n geutlo de
vice to inako hard labor light. And
yet men speak of the yoke of Christ
as If It were a slavery, ami look upon
thoso who wear It as objects of com
passion. Doing Good Turns,
Have you over noticed how much
of Christ's life was spent In doing
things in merely doing kind things?
Itun over It with thnt In view, nnd
you will find that ho spent a great
proportion of his tlmu simply In mak
ing peoplu happy! In doing good turns
to people.
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distressing dlsenses of the organs of
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kidneys. Illnody or cloudy urine, sed
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Do not delay n minute If your back
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Puts a
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It It always a terror to old people and a menace at tome time or another to
very human being, young or old. It It the forerunner of more llle and suffer
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Its Class.
"Forestry is u work of art."
"How sol"
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Important to Mothera
Examine carefully every bottle ot
CASTOIUA, that famous old remedy
for infants and children, and see that It
Bears the
Signature
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Children Cry for Iletchcr's Castoria
Proper Kind.
"They were sweeping charges."
"What were?" "Those made about the
Imom fuctory."
Infections or Inflammations of the Eye.
Wh. thT from rsttriinl or Innrnal cuss.
are rromptly hcalrd by thu ua of Itiimao
Eyo Balaam at Dlfht upon rotlrlnf. Adv.
WAS SURELY "ONE GAME GUY''
Most People Will Admit That Corporal
Browne's Message to His Wife
Contained Truth.
Tho American ndvaneo was heliiR
mi de In an open Held on the hanks
of tho Vesle river in France, where
the Germans bad planted a machine
Rim on 111 nil ground, which enabled
them to deliver u sweeping lire on the
Americans.
Try ns they might the Yanks could
n t flunk tho German position. They
j"t n pot shot nt Fritz and continued
thi'lr advance.
"'rltz was not Inclined to expose
t.::nsclf and kept bis kuii working.
"Say, sergennt, jjlmme that pit of
yours," sold Oirporal llrowne.
Iirowno tlvcw his owni pistol and,
with an antdiimllc In each hand, he
jot up on bis hands mid knees nnd
took n peep.
Sny, boys, tell the wife for me thnt
I was one jmine t-'y1 Ko 1ijii to till
of yon pnys !"
ISrowne went oirl after the Itochos.
Ho got tliem, too four of them and it
perfectly pood machine Run. Stars
iid Stripes.
Just the Thing.
I'atienct! Haven't you got out your
winter fnra yt"tl
1'alirce Oh, no. I'm not fc'olng to
ct !ein out.
"Hut you can't wear your summer
furs nil wlnor."
"It, I can. Tni roIiik to spend tho
winter at l'ulni Beach."
Tfic rca! food
elements of
wheal and bar
ley so made as
io be rich in
sugar, and
ready to eat
from package
with milk or
cream.7Jtais
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and Economical
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and easy to take. Each capsule con
tains about one dose of five drops.
Take them Just like you would any
pill. Take a small swallow of water
If you want to. They dissolve In the
stomach, and the kidneys souk up th.
oil like n sponge dries water. They
thoroughly cleanse and wash out the
bladder and kidneys and throw off the
inlliimma'.lou which Is the cause ol
the trouble. They will quickly relieve
thoso stiffened Joints, that backache,
rheiimntlsm, lumbago, sciatica, gall
stones, gravel, "brlckdust," etc. They
are an effective remedy for all dis
eases of the bladder, kidney, liver,
stomach nnd allied organs. Your
druggist will cheerfully refund your
money If you are not satisfied nfter a
few days' use. Accept only the pure,
original GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil
Capsules. None other genuine. Adv.
Distemper
CURES THE SICK
And prevents others having- tlio disease no matter how
exposed OO cenU and 1.1,1 a botli, SS.r.O and SI 1.00
doim botllra. All gobd druggists and turf ko1m houses.
Spohn MediceJ Co. Goshen, Ind.. U. S. A.
DROP BRICK IK FEED BOX
Company Chattanooa.Tcnn
Backache
The excruciating pain
which comes from a lame
back is quickly alleviated by
a prompt application of
Yager's Liniment.
Sufferers from rheumatism,
sciatica, neuralgia, sprains,
etc. should always keep a bot
tle of "Yager's" handy as its
penetrative qualities quickly
bring relief from pain.
At all dealers. Price S5 cents.
The Urge bottle of Ysge rs Lini
ment contains twice as much a
the usual boc bottle of ImimenL
GILBERT BROS. & CO. j
BALTIMORE, MD.
Every W oman Wnnls
FOR PERSONAL HYP.IFNK
Dissolved la water for douches etopt
pelvic catarrh, ulceration and in flam.
nation.. Recommended hw LHU F
Pinkham Med. Co. fop Ib
A healing wonder for nasal catarrh,
sore throat and sore ores. Economical
"fr dnuia and tonicid.1 poww
Su.pl. Fr. 50c. .Ilruwu, w pwr..) by
wi. Ih l'im Tra1t Comr.nr. Bvoo. M.. j
Virginia Farms for Sale
rn nt to bfl had
bar-
AlltiV MVItMntai anma earni tmm
nrHt
81 JrW 111 ItlO bUBlntlftll! bUM lund Uall las
. 1KH.OAHD CO., Norfolk, VlrginU.
HIS ADVICE TO SUFFERERS
Mr. H. T. Hi right, of KM Arabella St.. Knozrlllit
PltUbumh, 1'a., ul,.rl fur V Tiara wlib iu.ni.ch.
Ilv.r, hlailil.r, kidnor tmubln snd Mihnm. Imrlna
bis imtrlnK, he trl4 itTerTtbing sdiiKnl Ui hlia.
wblrh cuaihiin a furtiinn. Sli butilrnnr Hi. lion,
I'rof. Dr.Jits. Ilnrnmn's hM ll IIIimkI 1'url
Onr pmvMl ui him lis omrlu. '1 hi. Mim.i K. iuMf
Mn bn moUwlbr p. real pt, prrpald. thrrf biilllM
a'UO. Korapwi.l ailtlca ana tntUuionlsla. pWr ihnr
nnh dl.iinoals of onr eax.. K. KKKITIKil' Kit,
atsuafacturlng Cb.mUt, Uarrlck, I'linburtb. l-a.
Ever Do Anything Foolish?
CrulnlTTciohava. BTr;btr li.. liaOwiinbot
(imhI. lor toivni. oh-Hinip or Thrift Miampa. I
tlmnk too. Monor back If jou don't want ibiv"ls.
UAHlFfA llllOB, W M. UuuiUia at., BW lUUK
AIRPLANES Won (he War "rriTrS.
Diwh.nle. Loarn how to hnlld alrpianaa. Manufaa
lurxr. and tlo.eraniont n.M tralnrd aion. L.t oa
teach roa how hi build jour own alru,; oi
oouna In praoUcal alriil.na om.lniolln auallnt .
tou. W. bars Un.lit liiiulrod. of thiriK ma
arbymi. Nn b.Kiltndr at our school! practical
work univ. Wrltn for llln.imicrt booklet. (!. li
V. B. AI.KO Bt HOOL, u l .rk Huw, Mew jork
SALESMEN "s'e.1
Our, Wei t Virginia Grown
Nuraarv Stock. Fine canvlng outfit CKKK.
Ca.li Oomuilaalou Paid Wrekhr. Writs hf Israt,
The Cold Nursery Co., Mason CltT.W.Yi,
w.
N. U., BALTIMORE, NO. 50.
ti
1918.
Irritating Coughs
Promptly trrst comht, colds, aosrieneta,
bronrhiiia and aJmilar inflamed anil Irritated
conditions t)t the tlroat witb a IciteJ rsmeU