IIA NDIOAPPED,
I, nun who itaited to run's race ia
Altai and fetters would b visibly hand
Cped. Ko one would expect hita to
Leed. The man who runs the race of
life wnen ma
digestive and nu-
trftW a,w V
glased U equally
lindicapped. In
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ifrhted, in the
Per it is under
mined. Succeas
dtmands above
all else a sound
ctomach.
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The praise t would like to give yonr 'Golrtrn
Helical liitctwcry ' I cannot ntttr In word, or
W"B ren'" "rites Jamrs B. Ambroie,
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I wns taken with what our uhyaiclana here
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atid I did J. mid you then adviacd me to use
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btint curei I have no lyuiptotn, of gastric
Uuuble or indisestion now."
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J. 11. HPTCIH ' ' l.n'l M
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
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loan men will regain their lott manhood, and old
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hich onfite one for atady, bnalnees or marrltce. It
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u a great oerretoalo and blood builder, brinr
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ether. It can be carried tn veet pocket. Oy mall,
per package, or all for SM.OO, with a poet
Vve written wnaranteo to ear or wno4
he money. Circular tree. Address
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Sellna They say some of the old
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Brooklyn Lie. '
Leeaoa. la the lartmattvMl Berlea
(or Jaat N, imi2 The Coaaeil
at Jeraaaleaa.
THE LESSON TEXT.
(Act io.Ji-SS.)
22. Then plraae It the apostles aad elders,
with the whole church, to tend ohown mtn
of their own company to Anrtoch with
faul and Barnabae, namely, Judas iur
numed Uarsabae, and Silas, chief amocg
the brethren:
St And they wrote letters by them after
thut manner: The apostles and elUtra and
brethren send ttreeting; unto the brethren
which are of the Uentllei in Antloch and
Syria und Clliela:
W. Forasmuch at we have heard, that
certain whleh went out from u have trou
bled you with word, subverting youraoult
saying;. Ye mu be circumcised, and keta
the law: to whom we gave no such com
mamdment; it aeemed good unto us, being aswm
bled with one accord, to send chosen men
unto you with our beloved Barnabas ucd
FauL
2a. Men that have hazarded their lives
For the name ot our Lord JesuaChrUt.
H7. H'e have sent therefore Judaa and
Silas, who Khali also tell you the fame
things by mouth.
a. For it seemed good to the Holy Ghost,
and to us. to lay upon you no greater bur
den than thce necessary things;
. That ye absf.iin from meats offered
to Idols, and from blood, iind from tiling:''
strangled, and from fornication: fn-m
whh h if ye kevp yourselves, ye .-hull do
Will. Fare ye well.
'Jv. So v. lur. tl.ty wire fflsmisii!, they
came to Antlnch: nr.d when tl-ey ln.d k ith
erid the multitude together, tiny ilelivered
Uie epMle:
31. Which wh.n thi y had n ad, they re
jlcpil for the consolation.
'1. And Jmias and Silas, being prophets
.'ilso thi msi Ives, exhort. d thc.lin ilin 11 wilt
many words, and fi.t:ftm-.eil tin m.
Ai.il aftr liny had tarri. there t
-rice, tiny were lit o In peace 1:0111 llK
br. ;!uvn iintn ih- .-ipntl's.
.(ll.lr-. 'I i:i'.Miiiul fnl 1 h erf
fur e In the liberty here II ll ( lirft
Imlli 111 11 ile 11 m free. tiiil. T:l.
(HTI.lNi; 11F SrilHTriiAl, SKi 'TION.
An I in port a nt ma.-'tii 1: ; iilmiil n 1!
etv ir,:1-G
The llli-; Hon (lellMted Acli !ri:ii-21
The ,u, . :!,, declikd Act.- l.'.::-::.l
TIM 10 A. I. ri.
J'l.At-'li Jt rusalem.
Jews.
MOT10S AX1X-OMMRNTS.
Tin- tjreut (jni'M iim. Tlie .Icwsw cT
eonirfl jirosely tes frum ntlicr ti.-i 1 1onst
iipmi tli e fiuiiUtiiin lliat they slmuM
liiniinc ulipilient to tlie lnws of .Inies.
Wliea the Jews liecamo disciples of
Christ Ihey diil nut fnnsidcr those
l;iws of less liinilinir oMifjnt ion upon
theii.i-olves. Ilc11ce.it w.-is natural for
thciD to think that Gentiles tlmnlil
take the same Mrpsto breiime fliris
tinns us to beeutne jirosflytes of the
faith, lint la ui saw more clearly, and
raiel the isstie that fienliles miplit
not. be forced into boiidape tothreere
monial law in order tube rpenjrtiizotl ns
ChrititiiinK. The question was a vital
one. and fortunately for mankind was
decided in favor of Christian liberty.
Iind the decision been the other way,
Christianity must have been a mere
sect of the Jews.
The Question Submitted. The dis--enssion
which made so much trouble
seems to tis to have beMi about very
small matters, but the issue was really
important, for a Christ ianity that
practiced nil ihr Jewish ceremonies
could never have won the world. The
argument of the Jewish teachers, nt
Antloch probably depended on the fact
that the Jewish religion vvns com
manded by fiod, nnd so must be ob
served by all who obeyed find. The
mess t tigers of the church in Antiooh
were frankly on one side of the ques
tion that was to be decided, but, ihe
story 1hcy had to tell won them great
favor sill along the way.
The Question Debated. This was
one of the few occasions important
enough to call all the leaders of the
church together. The "questioning"
of verse 7 was the discussion among
those who took sides in the matter.
Peter's speech pronounced for the
greatest freedom, pointing out that,
the Holy Spirit had borne witness to
the (icntiles, nnd that the strictest
Jews depended upon find's grace.
Paul and llarnabas added to the effect
of this speech by telling what they
had seen; and then James gave the
final word ns presiding officer. The
things he insisted on seemed to him a
matter of simple decency.
The Question Decided. The whole
church took the final action with ap
parent unanimity, though neither the
Jewish teachers nor Paul abode strict
ly by the decision. It was a com
promise to which they felt (v. 2S) thnt
the Holy Spirit had guided them. We
know nothing about Judas, but Silas
was with Paul on the next missionary
journey. The letter first denies the
authority of the men who had insist
ed on circumcision. It next intro
duces the messengers, complimenting
.t. 1 1 Ti... .1 1 inH
T.lie r.ciil mm ei'iiiiif;e ,n i uui mm 11111-
n-abns. Finally it lays- down the point
on which the Jews insisted. To eat
things sacrificed to idols was like tak
ing part in the sacrifice; yet Paul with
in a few yenrs upheld Christian liberty
in this mutter (Hum, 14:13-15; 1 Cor.
8:1-8). "Iilood" wns ruimetimes used
directly ns food, and the Jews were
careful to have nil blood removed from
meat before it wns eaten; while
"things strangled" were forbidden,
becnuse the blood was left in the body.
Fornication, as distinguished from
adultery, was considered no special
disgrace. This last point is the only
one of those mentioned on which
Christian morality now insists. The
question had been so troublesome thnt
its decision brought great joy to the
church in Antioeh. The omission of
verse 34 makes it appear thnt Silns
went to Jerusalem to report and then
returned to Antioeh.
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
Learn to be contented, and you
will know how to be rich.
The more conscientious men arc,
the more likely it ia that differences
will arise among them.
One Hhotild learn to be yielding in
matters of minor importance, though
Arm as a mountain rock on essen
tials. Caro should be taken not to disfel
lowshlp those whom the Lord hnB ac
cepted and acknowledged.
When any form ia dlscorered to be
a V galling yoke it had bettec be
broken. .:, ......-j
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AliKfllt-Hlllilcil.
Indignant t'olloelor You told me
when I was here last week that J'ou
would kettle this hill if I taw you to
day. The Delinquent 1 know, but, con
found it, the host of ns make mistakes
miiiei inn's. 1 intended to be out to
day and forgot all about it. Chicago
liCcord-Jic raid.
The Tropic'. DrllKht.
Bolivar I don't see that yem an
swered any of Jellaby's argument in
your speech. Y'ou nitviply pitched into
,'lellaby.
SilvertnngT didn't mean to. Iidn't
you Fee how my address took? Peo
ple generally would rather hear a man
abused than to listen to replies to his
arguments. Boston Transcript.
11 r Foul Mvnna.
Remus Who took le cake down at
dct swell cakewalU?
Sam Bill lones,
Remus But Bill wasn't invited.
Sam I Know, Iml ho ran bis hand fro
do window an' tui.U do cake when no
body wiim looliiii'. - t'liirngo Daily
News.
Infinite Yiiriely.
Mrs. Crabshau - I made such a splen
did bargain to-day.
Mrs. ( raw ford- What was it. dear?
Mrs. (rabhaw By paying five dol
lars to an 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 111. nt bureau they
agree to solid me a new servant every
two weeks for a 1 1 1 1 1 year. X. Y.
Sun.
flow Iron W111 DlMOiivercil.
Teacher .Inhniiy. can you loll me
how iron was llr-t discovered?
Johnny Yes, sir.
"Well! Just tell the class what your
information is on that point."
"I heard pa say yesterday that they
smelt it." Spare Moments.
Financially Spenkliiit.
"Am 1 as dear to you now as I was
during our courtship?" asked the
bride of six short, months.
"Much dearer," briefly answered the
husband, as he proceedeil to audit a
fresh crop of monthly bills. Chicago
Daily News.
The D11 niter.
"Y'ou are speculating?" said the
president of the bank, severely.
"Yes, Bir," replied the cashier. "Xo
harm in speculating, I hope?"
"Well, no; provided you don't get
excited and drop the 'si'" Town
Topics.
FUhln' Time.
Now Nature calls her children
Where speckled beauties (fleam;
Bo the teuehr wallops Johnny
Uecuuse Johnny whips the stream.
N. Y. 8un.
WAITIXG, Snil'I.Y WAITING.
iieni
Uncle E. Z. Ma rite Say, if thet young
feller don't hurry , back with the
change fer that thousand dollar bill
I'll never be in time to git them green
(roods for Dcneon Jenks and thet gold
brick fer me! Chicago American.
rartierita Crlmlnia.
But Justtc never will be done
Until there Is prescribed
The self-same course of treatment for
The brl&x and ihe bribed. : "
Trmaasisrt Heavy Loads with
CoatftaratlT Esie,
Very heavy is the beam of timber
which the man thimn in the accom
panying picture is carrying, and yet
1iS
ricux cAititYixn a load.
(Poised so That the W!tM Ki.-t on l'.nck
uiul Sluuili.. rs )
the burden is not nearly si onerous as
it seems to be. since it is so poised
that its weight re-ls as lightly as pos
sible on the man's back and shoulders.
The man who' is carrying it is a Mex
ican, (lui fur years has worked in 1 lie
mines of that countrv. Like other
workmen similarly employed it is
often his duty t i carry ponderous
logs of timber from one part of the
mine to another, and long experience
has taught him how to place the tim
ber on his hack so lliat it will not prove
an excessive burden.
At. the best, howeter. says the Louis
ville Courier-Journal, it i- not an agree
able task, and many of tlm-e who have
seen Mexican workmen with these
loads on their backs have wondered
why mules and donkeys were tint em
ployed in their stead.
Then We Kind Ont,
The man was running- for oflioe fm
the first time.
"What are his views on the various
questions before the public?" askeo.
the unsophisticated voter.
"il:- real views?" asked the politi
cian. "Certainly."
"Wy dear sir," explained the politi
chin, "the only way to find that out in
to elect him." Chicago Bust.
Mull, of Cell I UN.
"What, a charming infant!" ex
claimed Miss Fri.z.
"Yes," said the mother, proudly.
"We are looking forward to a bril
liant future for ojir boy."
"I'm sure he will realize, it. 1
shouldn't be at all surprised if he
were to become a great literary man.
What lie is saying now sounds to me
rxactly like Seoteh dialect!" Wash
ingtou .Star.
Sathlac Rash. Afcaat Her.
Tut you are tM young," pleaded
the anxious mother. "No girl should
marry before her mind is fully
formed.
"Oh," said the gladsome maiden of
18 ummers,"my mind has been made
tip for more than a week." Tit-Bits.
The Oaea to Avoid.
Old Man If vou would select a good
wife, my young friend, you must avoid
the descendant of a certain famous
woman.
Younar Man I shall certainly heed
your advice. Who wns she?"
Old Man Eve. X. Y. Weekly.
Xelahhorlr,
Rustv Rufus Be lady in de next
house give me a piece of home-made
cuke. Wont you give me soniethin ,
too?
Mrs. Spiteful Certainly! Here's a
pepsin tablet. .Bulge.
Not Ton l.lliernl.
Parishioner The people are com
plaining that you are too liberal.
I'northodox Pastor-Oh, that's a
mistake, my dear, a great mistake. I
am just as stingy ns the rest of you.
X. Y. Woeklv. '
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Bright's Discaso and other Kidney Diseases, Khoumiititm, Ooncumption, Weak
no3803 of Wouion, Lost Manliood, Bladder Diseases, Piles, Constipation, Blood Dis
eases, Catarrh, Dyspopsia, Diabetes, Epilepsy, Heart Disease, Insomnia, Liver Ditiea30,
Nervous Debility, Sciatioa, Asthma, Biliousness and General Debility, and all other
diseases which result from impropor living or ignorance or neglect of tho lawaof uatui'o.
"The tiei leet of the rtiynical well-lielnif , . . In my JurtVnient remiltert In an
Increase in 11, sunny 11 ml u decrease iu the. turth rate, tliroiit'liinil. the t'liin il M:tt-s.
Int. Khkiii:iiii-k .1. SlMI-si'N.ot llii'ifiinl.
" They care where others have fiiileil."--l'Hii.AliKl.l,lln I'iu.-s.
" Tiieir treatment in rational . . . they tin mil they eln.ia."
L I'iiii Ann, 111 1 N'i 111 ll Avrni' w.
" li.et, exercise ami wa'rr ar, ihe three preal curative agencies. '
- Hi:.iI.tii Ji if UNA!..
All iutoresttntj pamphlet of our treatment contaiuiLg hal'-luiie !.i 1 Ut
jimoniai'i 'f K'rstm.s wo have cured, n ut free to all.
111!: 1NM HT'lti F rUYSICAIi SCIKXCK, l-aivreiiecvillo, liu-a Co., r.nn'a.
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ID (1 FID A Nis:
Ripans Tabules hold their place
as the supreme remedy which cures
dyspepsia, indigestion, stomach, liv
er and bowels troubles, sick head
ache and constipation. No other
single remedy has yet been found
since the twilight ot medical history
which is capable of doing so much
good to so large a majority of mankind.
The f lveccnt packet is enough for an ordiii
ary occasion. The family bottle, Sixty cents,
contains a supply for a year.
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