Difficulties Inject Spirit
and Vigor in Chosen Work
The way to find Joy In one's work
Is to find something one wants to do,
enjoys doing. Then one ran work
with aim and purpose. When one
likes his work lie ran work against
difficulties.
For such a one difficulties animate
rather than slacken his endeavors,
lie is also to work with perseverance
and patience.
IT WORKED
_F0R ME
fake only K ~ * ^g?
liquid " ** J*
\fORE people could feel fine, bo
I" fit and regular, if they v uu*d
only follow the rule of doctors and
hospitals in relieving constipation.
Never take any laxative that is
harsh in action. Or one, the dose of
which can't be exactly measured.
Doctors know the danger if this ruls
is violated. They use liquid laxatives,
and keep reducing the dose until the
bowels need no help at all.
Reduced dosage is the secret of
aiding Nature in restoring regularity.
xou must use a utile less laxative
each time, and that's why it should
be a liquid like Syrup Pepsin.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and if
it doesn't give you absolute relief, if
it isn't a joy and comfort in the way
it overcomes biliousness due to constipation,
your money back.
PAIN f*|*l
Though I have tried all good Br
remedies Capudine suits me SI
best. It is quick and gentle."
Quickest because it is liquid?
its Ingredients are already din- Jk a
sglved. For headache, neural- B ph >,9
gic, or muscle aches.
Black - Draught's Population
The confidence people have in
Black-Draught, built up from satisfactory
use so many years, is shown
in its being handed on from one generation
to another. It must he good
to have such a strong following.
"We have used Black-Draught for twenty
years," writes Mr. Fred Richardson, of
Hartshorne, Ok la. "My mother has used it
for fifty years. It is the best- medicine I
know anything about. I take it for sour
stomach and constipation, or when I feel
sluggish and bad. Black-Draught is splendid
to regulate the bowels, cleansing them
of waste matter, ridding them of constipation.
I expect to use it twenty-five years
more if I live and it gives satisfaction as
it has always given."
FALLING HAIR
DANDRUFF?BALD SPOTS?
Save your hair
by regular use of
Glover's Mange
Medicine, foll9R
Jpjjjj lowed by a sham-JSHIGfl
Poow*chGlover's
Medicated Soap.
Rids you of Dandruli;stopsExccssive
Falling Hair; combats
Baldness.
Atau gS
druggist] MMnUUU|BI
<<siraJH
For Constipation Troubles
Thousands now -take Dr. Hitchcock's
Laxative Powder tor biliousness,
sick headaches and up-set
stomach due to constipation. They
find that Dr. Hitchcock's All-Vegetable
Laxative Powder is mild?but
effective?it acts gently, yet thoroughly
and removes that clogged
condition of the bowels. Cleanse
your Intestines of waste matter?
don't allow poisons to accumulate
and break down your vitality and
bealth^Famil^iix^S^^^^^^
.TwmrM^TAHirMr
The Cherokee Scout,
IMPROVED"
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SUNDAY I
chool Lesson
Bv REV P. B FlfZW.VTER. I?. D..
Member of FVulry. Moody Bible
Institute of Chlcaeo.
? Western Now jpapor Union.
Lesson for February 16
JESUS' REPLY TO JOHN THE BAPTIST'S
QUESTION
LESSON TEXT?Luke 7;19-28.
GOLDEN TEXT?I believe help thou
mine unbelief.?Mnrk 9 24.
PRIMARY TOPIC?Jesus Answers
John's Question.
JUNIOR TOPIC?Jesus Answers John's
Question
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
TOPIC?Meetinir Doubts With Facts.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT
TOPIC?How Jesus Answers Honest
Doubts.
^ The title. "Jesus Helps a Doubter,**
a stood one. John was not a doubter,
though somewhat perplexed. Jesus
specifically defends him against such
a charge (see Matt. 11:7-11 as well as
the present text). It is to he hoped
that no teacher will perpetuate this
error. John was a great man. In announcing
his birth the angel said. "He
- ;?all he great in the si slit of tho
Lord." lb* was great, also, when measured
by the standards of men. In
teaching this lessor a survey should
he made of John's life and work.
I. John's Birth and Ministry Foretold
(Isa. 40:3; of. Matt. 3:3).
He was thought about and his work
planned long before he was born. lie
came as Hod's messenger.
II. John's Character.
1. Humble (Luke 3:4). He did not
seek hitman praise and commendation,
but "shrunk from them. His supreme
concern was to proclaim Christ.
2. Courageous (Luke 3:7). He
faced a great multitude and struck
hard at their sins. He did not trim
his message to suit the crowd.
III. John's Preaching (Luke 3:3-S>,
1. He sounded forth a ringing call
to repentance (vv. 3-0). Suddenly
emerging from his seclusion, he came
into the region of the Jordan as a messenger
of Hod. calling upon the people
to repent as a means of preparation
for the coming of the Messiah.
2. He demanded proofs of penitence
(vv. 7, S). He insisted that
their false prophets had to he abandoned,
their sinful hearts had to b?
renovated, showing them that the vllt
passions of their souls must be up
rooted. The turning of a soul from sin
God, was necessary.
IV. John Sent a Deputation tc
Jesus (Luke 7:10-23).
1. Their question (v. 19, 20). "Arl
thou lie that should come? or look
we for another?" Because John did
not see the interval between the suffer
ings of Christ and tl?o ?lnrv thai
should follow?bptween the cross ??1
Christ and his second coming?lie wn?
perplexed; therefore, he sent a deputn
tion to Jesus for light. This perplexity
was not something culpable in John he
cause the prophets did not see, or al
least did not make clear, the interval
between the crucifixion of Christ am!
his second coining. The Messiah, he
knew, had to he the Lamb of Goci
which taketh away the sin of tin
world (John 1:20). The trend ol
events puzzled him. It was not a lacl
of faith, but confusion of mind, thai
prompted his inquiry. There wort
two lines of predictions concerning
the Messiah; the one set him fortli
as the suffering One, as in Isaiah
the other as an invincible conqueror,
as In Isaiah *>.'>. Indeed, in Tsaiah 00:1,
2 the two are joined together (Luke
4:17-20).
2. Jesus' action (v. 21). In that
same hour, doubtless in the presence
of John's disciples, Jesus cured many
of their infirmities and plagues, and
of evil spirits, and to many that were
blind he gave sight.
U. Jesus' messaire to John (vv 22.
23). Jesus said to thorn, "Go your
way, and tell John what things ye have
seen and heard.**
V. Jesus' Defense of John (Luke
7:24-28).
1. He declared that John was not
vacillating like a reed swayed by the
wind (v. 24).
2. John was not doubting because
of the hardship of prison life (v. 25).
3. John was not a mistaken prophet
(vv. 25-28). He makes John equal to
the greatest of the Old Testament
prophets by declaring that among those
born of women there hath not arisen
a greater prophet than John.
4. The response of the people (v.
2?J). The people who heard this defense,
even the publicans, accepted
it as a vindication of John. They Justified
God. They not only accepted the
vindication, but were baptized with
the baptism of John.
VI. John's Martyrdom (Mark 6:1429).
While John was in prison Herod
had frequent interviews with him,
John boldly told him that It was un
lawful for him to have his brother's
wife. He did not mince matters ever
with a king. This so enraged the
licentious Herodlas that she caused
his deutb.
Murphy, N. C., Thursday
.....
The Mind * ,
LOW KLL
Meter HENDERSONj
? Bell Syndicate.?WNU Service.
The Similarities Test
In eaeli problem of the following
lest there :ire three words. The first
two words bear a certain relationship
to one another. Write in a
fourth word which hears the satne
relationship to the ihird word that
'he soeOk.d does to the first.
1. Flame, gas; bulb, .
< lasoline.automobile; horse, .
It. Frank Frisch, baseball; Harold
MoSpaden, .
4. Thin, thick; slim, ? .
Homer, poetry; Demosthenes,
0. Albany, New York; Concord,
.
7. Soldier, army; sailor, .
8. Roosevelt, Garner; Hoover. .
0. America's Cup, yachting ;WIglitman
Cup, .
10. Stateroom, oeean liner; cell,
V>e only the following words:
, navy, Curtis, prison, electricity, fat.
New Hampshire, oratory, wagon,
tennis, golf.
Answers
1. Electricity. ?'?. New- HanipI
2. Wagon. shire.
3. CSolf. " Navy.
4. Far. .S. Curtis.
r?. Oratory. IK Tennis.
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Cycled 120,000 Miles
Adam Armstrong has retired from
the force of the Kilmarnock (Scotland)
post office, after *UV years* service.
During that period he cycled
over 120,00m miles, and- hns..?ei;ved
f under eight, tiead postmasters. Fol
low employees feted him as he start1
ed his rest.
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'i wish this \ dear.' he's "
headache i richest yoi
\ WOULD CfcHT.f. MAN IN
I'VE GOT A \\\ TOWN/ M
DATE TO GO '
SKATING J \WMF
WITH BILL I : j tfiMI I
^ADAwy / ' ' SKaS
i i jz&mmm tx
r / bill didn't I j why, I'm ?
: ask me to } bill loves
f the big dance but you'll
next month/ him for GC
' guess the you don't
1 snob thinks \ 1 being so
he's too good s mean/ .
'. 0'< ^
y> PAYS LATERgBMBF
r, February 13, 1936.
OUTLOOK AND UPLOOK
We cannot keep our clearest vision
by making it too narrow. Wlill*
concentration is demanded. It must
not be forgotten that the uplook an I
the outlook are necessary to under
standing and the best effort.
AGraveM
Mother
GIVING CHILD Uf
WITHOUT ASK 11*
GIVING your child a medi- j
cine or remedy you don't
know all about ? without asking
your family doctor first ? is '
a bad risk for any mother to |
take. I
Doctors and child authori- |
ties say health, and sometimes i
| life itself, depends on this.
So ? when you're offered a
I "bargain" in a remedy for your
I child; ask your doctor before
Safety fymaiv/ tyout*
[Hr m
NOW, ALSO IN TABLET FORM
You can assist others by refusing to
accept a substitute for the genuine
Phillips* Milk of Magnesia. Do this in
the interest of yourself and your children
? and in the interest of the
public in general.
Kmm,
RILLED \ IJ WATCH WHAT
the rr 1 jj You're doing
ling li You almost
^PUSHED ME OVE
y-HE ffl LETfe GO HOM
RICH... BUT 1 THIS IS NO I
IF BRAINS WERE FUN '
MONEY HE'D BE *?rr'iiil<f^
IN THE POOR
'fcai
URE ' 9 THE DOCTOR
VOU - I TOLD VOU TO
. LOSE I QUIT COFFEE /
SOD IF I DRINK POSTUA
STOP L -v., INSTEAD. VOU'
fW^Zs, tc\ &01NS TO DO
// SAY, IF S TOO?AND G
r SHE FELT AS : RID OF THOSI
BAD AS YOU COFFFF-NFRV
>0 SHE WOULDN'T r
EVEN HAVE A ?KIND
WORD FOR ' v _
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J?i -X-VJ
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^ ' I /"Y COURSE
IHUMH \y never drii
I'VE BEEN^B l^e cafTein in
XPECTING IT, ^ UPS>too?
IRUNG.' YOU'VE If you are 1
BEEN THE tion, or find it i
IVEETEST girl may be to blai
* Isn't it wort
"SINCE VOU /S&J! Pncfnm -__i.
WITCHED TO f Postum conta
POSTTJM wheat and bra
^ Jt js easy to r
V cent a cup. It's
\ prove a real h<
^ FREE ?let us at
Postum free! 5
& ?s.'a qinkral fcodi,
^ y Send me, witho
CHINESE INFANTICIDE
i Infanticide still is committed in
I China to such an extent that, during
' I 1 in the modern city *>f Shanghai
! alone, an average ??f !VJ bodies of in!
fants were found dally in the streets,
j alleys and creeks.?Collier's.
[istake for a
JKNOWN REMEDIES
4G DOCTOR FIRST
' ' y v jbk ? -y*
you buy it. Do this for your
child's sake and your own peace
of mind.
Ask him particularly about
the frequently used "milk of
magnesia" ? about Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia. He will tell
you that for over 60 years physicians
have endorsed it as SAFE
for your child. The kind of
I remedy you want your child to
have.
Remember this when you
buy, and say "Phillips* Milk of
Magnesia" to your druggist.
Comes now, also, in tablets
that taste of peppermint, that
children like to take.
/ J j THIS IS SWELL/ | SlfiS 1
jL ^Bur - WM ATEVERJ^
I ^ m
- I - - ^
HofrALTwGHTnHS
? ANYTHING \m
io stop your kg
nagging/
lET | ?ppe^rY iCAN'rsTAvX
pg//j E01cpJ& POSTUM IS >
"y X -'J COMING /
i THE, J
i ^^M^ouse
h&gL
, you know that children should
nk coffee. But do you realize that
coffee disagrees with many grownx>thered
by headaches or indigcsdifficult
to sleep soundly ... caffein
me.
h while to try Postum for 30 days?
ins no caffein. It is simply whole
in, roasted and slightly sweetened,
nake, and costs less than one-half
i a delicious drink, too ... and may
dp. A product of General Foods.
>nd you your first week's supply of
>imply mail coupon. Om? a. r. cone.
Battle Cteek. Mich. who?inn
ut obligation, a week'* supply of Postum.
State
iplmtmljr. print nam* and addroaa.
Canada, addre**: General Pood*, Ltd..
Ont. (Offer expires Dec. 31, 1936.)