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It will gradually darken streaked, faded gray hair, and make it soft and glossy. It will not color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy, and does not rub off. Adv. Inner Rettdiver ments. “Mister, have yer got any ol’ duds WN Yer don’t want?” 0; but I've an old automobile you = ay have.” 1 “Tanks, but I got ernough trouble gasoline from door to door.’— Fes Boston Transcript. ANY yn, tal card to Garfield Tea Co., Brook. ., asking for a sample w il repay Jou. Ly ife a good deal de- good deal ! In the pands on a ~N game of Sloth makes all things difficult, fndustry all but Los Angeles ( Cal | Le ading store, ! '—Youngstown isupplyin’ me own innards widout beg- | A OTC ) Fh nswer ( { Lord! TEXT-I wal i heard mv end he incline cry.—DPsalms 40:1 ato me, and Riding on the street read the Fortieth Psalm times through, and is what it taught me. This psalm is evidently an epitome of Da- ear two or this vid's life, or pos- |sibly a single chapter in his his- tory which is not yet concluded. In vither case, it is a | good illustration | of Christian expe- | rience.’ It natural- i | ly divides into five | parts. | 1. Regeneratio that the “Prince of of Satan's forces in Persia), had with- stood him one and twenty days,” but finally he had broken through his | ranks, and was there to answer Dane fel's prayer. Remember that niting is just as important as pra David's patient waiting was well re- recently, 1 three MOUNT JOY STAR AND NEWS, symptoms of grip t ften very distressing l V in a run down kidne whicl \ st every victim complains of lan and urin ary troubles which sl be neglect as these danger s ften lead to rous kidney port 0 large =: Swi amp-Root which so many people say goon heals and stre (han the kidneys after an attack of being an herbal cc * IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAD SUNDAY SCHOOL _ LEsson Director of (By BE. 0, SELLERS, ting the Sunday Scho y of the Moody | Bible Institute, Ch (Copyright, 1017 n Newegpaper Union.) LESSON FOR JANUARY 20 JESUS AT ‘WORK. Wester LESSON TEXT-Mark 1:21.45. GOLDEN TEXT-—We must work the works of him that sent me while it id day.—John 9:4, ADDITIONAL MATERIAL FOR TEACHERS-—-Matt., 4 Luke 4:16-22, 81-44; Matt. 9:35-48; 11:2 ; Luke 8:1-3, PRIMARY MEMORY VERSE—And he healed many that were sick.—Mark 1:34, INTERMEDIATE and sympathy of Jesus. MEMORY VERSE-—-Gal. 6:2. SENIOR AND ADULT TOPIC—Jesus | meeting human needs, Isties are: | healing effect on the kid most immediat ely notice by those who try it. Bingh amton, N. R , offer to send a sa ple size bottle of 8 Root, on receipt of ten cents, to every e ifferer who re quests it, A trial will ce anyone who may be in need of it. * medi. | um and large size bottles, for sale at [ all drtggis Be sure to mention this | paper.—Adv. ! Mora! Lesson for Mother “Mam said Willie the other day, “did you tell Norah to say you wer nat in when Mrs, Jones called?” “Yeas, dear.” “Is it right to do th “It is customary, Willie.” “Well, mamma,” said the boy after a thoughtful pause, “how would you like | it if God shsald tell St. Peter to say Verses 1-3. Dov not only preg but he waited patiently for the answer. | Many people miss the swer because | they cannot wait God's tine, tting that he has other people to attend to besides them, and that he has hin- drances in his work as well as they. On one occasion Daniel prayed three full weeks before there was any token that God had even heard him. Then | | came messenger * from) God who told him that from the first day (hat he began to pray, God had heard him, but the kingdom of | Persia (that is the one who had charge | | | | | that to yov when you got to heaven?” g GREAT FOR ECZEMA AND OLD SORES 0 | | jo go boys and girls, twelve or thir- | tm | Guarantee My Ointrient, Says Peter- son. Stops Itching Instantly. “If you are responsible for the health of | your family,” says Peterson. “I want you to get a bg 30 cent box of Peterson’s | Ointment today. patie A | “Remember, I stand back of every box. | . | Every druggist guarantees to refund the purchase price if Peterson's Ointment doesn’t do all IT claim. “I guarantee it for eczema. old sores, running sores, salt rheum, ulcers, sore i} ples, broken breast , pim- sles, blackheads, «l . blind, bleeding and itching s well as for scalds, cuts, 1 ¢ and sunburn.” 30 runnin on my leg for 3, was in flerent hospital Amputation w: Skin gr | was tried. I was c cured by using Pete on’s Ointment.” —Mrs. E. Root, .287 Michi gan St., Buffalo, N. N. Adv, warded, for (God did four things for (a) He brought him up out of a horrible pit, that is out of a con- | dition of despair and doubt; (b) he | | set his feet upon the solid rock of as- | i nee; (¢) k= set him going in til way of Christian service; (d) he put x song of praise into his in Bure & $s of a regenerate heart, and every such life is a mighty testimony to Ged's | { | | i redeeming power. { More than sixty ye: ago George { Muller of Bristol Orphanage, England, Legan to pray for a group of five friends. After five years one of them | came to Christ. Five years later two more were converted. He prayed on { for twenty-five years and the fourth saved. I'or the fifth he prayed hy often expressing full con- m Wan Was § until de | fidence that he too would be brought to Christ eventually, “because,” as he said, “my life so far as I know ig right in God's sight; | | | something which is i Reached Limit of Endurance. Provoked to an impatience that was ; ttle less than monumental because of i the ceaseless reports of unimportant news of the er doings, an Eng- { ish army officer re could re- strain himself nol » enemy I am praying for | according to God's | | mucous word, and I believe according to God's ! | will, and I am praying in faith, be- | t i lieving that God will fulfill his prom- | | {ses. 2. Reflection. Verses 4-5. From his | own experience, David reasons that any man who puts his trust in God thoughts reach out to the wonderful I works which God has done for his chil- dren, and his more wonderful thoughts, which have not yet been put into ac- tion. 3. Consecration. Verses T-9. God desires so much as ourselves, best return we which David made: “Lord here | I delight to do thy will, O my God.” | 4. Expression. Verses 9-10. | one who thinks he has a good thing, will be similarly blessed, and then his | An | hour's honest reflection on what God has done for us, is pretty sure to lead | to a whole-hearted surrender to him. | | It is not sacrifice or even service that | The | can make to him is that | am L | Any i naturally likes to talk about it, and a | is sure David | genuine Christian experience | to find expression in testimony. | did not hide God's | and persistently proclaimed it to oth- = | ers. “Let the redeemed of the Lord | | say so.” { 5 Petition. Verses 11-17. Because | Backlame There's Little peace and Achy? Ww hen neys Wk and while at f may be no 3 bax ckache, aches, 1 irregu- Jaguar i warmi is 80 by grateful “Erery Fi Felis a St ecovery. Iin ry Pilis and they cured he past seven years, 1 rther trouble.” Any Store, 60c a Box KIDNEY N’ S PILLS BURN CO. BUFFALO, N.Y. ATING COUGHS at coughs, colds, hoarseness, i similar inflamed and irritated he throat witha tested remedy— SO’S { David had given himself wholly to | God, he felt free to c: i help him, not in the that | earned a reward, but with | dence of a surrendered life, asking God for sense he had | no hesitation in the confi- | which has | any- | 11 upon God to | i thing it needs, because it knows that | it would gladly render unto him any | service or sacrifice that he might de- | sire, | David is evidentl; sore trouble, { for he says, “Innumerable evils have { compassed me abou If it be said | { that this does not harmonize with the | | early part of the psalm, which is so | hopeful and jubilant, let it be remem- | | bered that changes in life come often | | very suddenly, and most of us live un- | { der “April skies, { blue.” No one is so fully | from trials and testings as to be for- | | ever exempt. i Furthermore it is not so much out- | | ward trials that trouble David as the | consciousness of his own shortcomings. | i “Mine iniquities have taken hold upon ; me so that I am not able to look up.” | A believer may be wholly delivered | { from the guilt of sin, and largely from | {the power of sin, but there can be no | deliverance from the presence of sin | until Jesus comes to set us free. Hence | we should expect trials until that time, | we should also expect deliverance, “In the world ye shall have tribula- | tion, but be of good cheer. Ihave over come the world.” and not unclouded | delivered | goodness and right- | eousness in his own heart, but boldly | | | and sweetens the stomach and is continuing t said the 1 they fiftify it,” make no differs ne sul - Catarrha! Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications as they innot reach the diseased portion of r. There is only one way to cure Cs 2 ea Deafness, and that is by a constitutional HALL'S ' CATARRH MEDICINE through the Blo on the Mucous Surf of the System. Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube {s inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect liearing, and when {it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result. Unless the inflammation can be re- duced and this tube restored to its nor- mal condition, heating may be destroyed forever. Many ases of Deafness are caused by Caturrh which {8 an inflamed condition of the Mucous Surfaces. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any ease of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be cured by HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. All Druggists 75c. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Homicidal Canbuald on Rifle Range. Officer—*“Have you anyone else to shoot, sergeant?’ Sergeant—*"No, sir, I'll shoot myself now: PeExchinngs. GR EEN’ 3 AUGUST FLOWER Has been used for *¥er ol ailments that arc caused by a disordered stomacn and inactive liver, such as sick head- ache, constipation, sour stomach, nervous indigestion, fermentation of food, palpitation of the heart caused by gases in the stomach. August Flower is a gentle laxative, regulates digestion both in stomach and intestines, alimen- stimulates the liver to se- crete the bile and impurities from {he blood. Sold in all civilized countries, B80 and 90 cent botiles.—Adv. tary canal, Accoun It. “What makes { fellow over there such a croker?” He told me he is tl had a frog in h Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a Gen- eral Tonic because it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives oul Malaria, Enriches the Blcod and Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents. Mecessar Y- “Riches have wings.” “They need 'em to keep up with.the cost of living.” Dr. Pierce's Pellets are best for liver, bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for a laxative, three fora a cathartic. Ad. It's love that mz around with a lot of s ¢ postman go y letters. Granulated Eyelids, Sties, Inflamed Eyes relieved over night by Roman Eye Balsam. One trial proves its merit. Adv, st when they n why. Some people are s ing and there's a rea What we call time “enough always proves little enough. | Becond, At the risk of repetition we will once more call attention to the new plan of Sunday-school lessons. First, the uniform teaching. A general lesson title and the sama general Scripture passages as the basis of study for all grades. One Golden text for all, although frequently a des votional Scripture lesson and particu« lar text which is intended for the | bpening worship of the school or for fepartments of the school, fonal scriptural material for the use be teachers of the various grades. the grades and ages. The | grades recognized are: Primary, puplls | from six to eight inclusive; junior, nine eleven or twelve inclusive; inter teen to seventeen inclusive; senior on { foung people, eighteen to twenty-four; | hdults, twenty-five and upwards. Be- | inners are not included:in these les- | fons, as they have been provided for | In the be®inners’ lessons of the graded | pourses. Third, the graded teachers. Different lesson topics or titles as | adapted to the different grades. Again, { | the course. | months course of study | ian life on such vital topics as: | Beginning of memory verses for the various grades. | Additional scriptugal material intended | | pspecially for the graded lesson wri- ters and teachers. Sometimes the les- | fon text for a certain grade is simply [2 small portion of the uniform or gen- sral Scripture passage for that day. | The first six months of this year will be devoted to the Gospel of Mark. Every syllable will be covered during Then there is to be a three in the Chris- The a Christian Life, Reading Praying to God, Obeying | [od’s Word, God, Growing Stronger, Speaking for | | | Christ, Conquering Evil, ete, appar- | | s | ently disconnected, but really a vitally | related course on topics dealing with | Christian living. giz fhe Lesson for Today. 1 I. The Man of the Unclean Spirit’ (vva 21-27). Jesus was teaching in the | synagogue, and the results were far | fifferent from those in Caper naum or Nazareth, (See Luke 4:16-30.) But 83 TLL | flways, evil is present with ood, find | pvil always recognizes we piety, | hence those present recognized that a i (fod-sent man with a God-given mess | Sunday-school with au- | tage was speaking, teachers should also speak | thority, for we are as “the oracles of | od.” (I Peter 4:11.) Notice Christ's | power over spiritual evil. (vv. 23-27.) | Demoniacal possession, we are told, quite common today in China and other heathen lands. The terror of this de- mon at the words of Christ may sug- gest how evil men will feel when | Christ shall come again. As always, pvil desires to be “let alone,” but | Christ would not let him alone. { Christ and had to come, 50 felt that the people | | were “all { ment nor amazement, however, { homes wherein | Notice cleans | ' day. The lemon did not want to come out, he was helpless before the power of and in coming he made himsel amazed.” Neither astonish version. 11. Peter's Mother-in-Law (vv. In this next scene we have one of the Jesus manifested his 28-34. power over phys Christ was abiding with own loved ones. Here is an example on the part of Christ of how to do per- MOUNT JOY, PA. ALLMEN AT HOME SHOULD | PREPARE FOR WAR The first test a man is put thru for elther war life insur is | nation of 1 water is most esse tial bec the kidneys play a most Im= ! portant part in « r premature old age | and death, 'T'h injurio the pois ons passing idneys the sooner | comes decay Plerce of Surs- | or hands, | hot water does sugar, | uric before TOPIC—The power | Its characters | with addi | ! many years before the war is | but | is con- | sical or bodily illness. | his sonal work. Also an example and a | testimony that service is a testimony of gratitude. The fact that this one was healed and that she began at once to serve, is also a testimony to the | fact of the cure. Ther re was sickness in that home, not “error of mortal | n J’ and they did what was hrought the sick one to Jesus. n verse 30 is this keyword of M: Gospel, “straightway.” Jesus could teal at a distance (John 4:50-53), but | ye liked to come straight up to the ifflicted one. Notice he took her by he hand. This, too, is a lesson for us. I'he gospel of a handclasp is too often 16 ted. The *“taking-by-the- I religion is much needed in Notice Le also “raised *hurches today. her up.” People need to be lifted to- jay. It is not enough to command m to rise; we must also help them o arise. Then it was that “the fever her.” ss, as well as de- mons, gave way before the Lord. The concluding scene of this day (vv. £2-35) is remarkable and presents a vivid and beautiful cture. “At (v: 32) they hat were dis- ven when the sun did set” brought unto him *“all” tt ased,. While all were gathered at the door, not all were healed, for the rec- ord says, “many were healed.” We read, “many are called, but few cho- sen.” All that city was gathered that eventide about Peter's door (v. 23), but the sad part of it was that not all received the healing touch of Christ. They had had a wonderful Sabbath They had seen proof of the [power of the Master, | | | | | , who further | y are past thirty to} of the kidneys and poisonous elements, 1k plenty of water— 1 take Anurie, double gical Instit advi al preserve the free the blood such as uric ac sweat some dally strength, before meals. This An-u-ric is a late discovery of Dr. Plerce and is put up !n tablet form, and can be obtained for 60c at almost any drug store. I'or that backache, lumbago, theumatism, ‘“‘rusty’ joints, swollen feet due to uric acid in the blood, dissolves the uric acid as Take a little An- | Anurlc quickly meals dred. Send 10 cents to Dr. pac kage of Anuric, Pierce for trial | Small Pill, Smal Dose, Small Price But Great in (I can take a few cvery month or so, for prevention is better than cure,’ Ww. and bowels, are made up of the May apple, | we 11-known pellet was made up nearly | fifty years ago, W be obtained from and live to be a hun- | a py__gimply | Pleasant Pellets.—Adyv. As Ace Advances the Liver Requires occasional slight stimulation. LITTLE LIVER PILLS fis Good o£ ITTLE correct WER | CONSTIPATION Genuine gy bows Stead orsl PHILADELPHIA NEWS Philadelphia, Pa~"“About one yeaf ago I had some ce trouble with my back in the reglon of kidneys, I sent for a supply of the Anuric Tablets, After taking them I have never felt #2 the least pain in my back, or any where, I keep a bottle on hand so ac oc G. MACMILLAN, 323 N. Pleasant Pellets for stomach, )th St, liver aloe leaves and This jalap. by Dr. Pierce, and can almost any apothes Pierce's ask for Dr, CARTER’S Colorless or Pale Faces War Saves Teeth. al decay” had set in for is undeni- able, says an authority on national life. Nationally, teeth, our hair, our eyes, were “going.” We were becom- ing a toothless, baldheaded, bespectac- led race, War bread will, owing to the great- er mastication that { rredients and its staleness require, save the teeth of thousands of the younger generation. Richard Grady of the United States Naval academy, In a lecture at For- That “nation our its ing usually indicate the absence of Ironin 4 the blood, | a condition which will be greatly helped by sythe infirmary in Boston, said: “Without th there thorough mastication. “Without gestion, there « lation. “Without cannot be “Without health. “Without health 1 “Hence the param of the ” good tee cannot be mastication, di- ssimi- thorough annot be proper a proper assimilation there tion. on nuti nut there cannot is life? portance teeth. Aunty All Upset. rushed into the lost my hearing Aunt Il hysterical, shouted. “ou vira ‘I've her zhitened d back. “How do you know?” that man out there playing np? Well, 1 hear have?” can't » pote!” And Aunt Elvira wept “That's a moving-picture photogra- pher at work!” snapped her sister.— New York Evening Post. 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