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The Secret of Youth
Do you ever wonder how you can remain young, or
why other women older than you, look younger than you do?
The secret can be put in a few words: "Preserve
your health, and you will preserve your youth."
By "health" we mean not alone physical health, but
nerve health, as, sometimes, magnificently strong-looking
women are nervous wrecks.
But whether you are weak physically or nervously,
you need a tonic, and the best tonic for you is Cardui.
It builds strength for the physical and nervous systems.
; It helps put flesh on your bones and vitality into your nerves.
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My mother," writes Mrs. Z. L. Adcock, of Smith
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change of life.
She was irregular and bloated and suffered terribly.
My father stepped over to the store and got her a bottle
of Cardui, which she took according to directions and now
she is up, able to do her housework and says she feels
like a newwoman." Try Cardui in your own case.
Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Teaa,
for Special Instructions, and 64-page book. "Home Treatment for Women. sent free. .'
WATCH REPAIRING
If you want your work done right, send" it to
me and it will be done PROMPTLY, and at
a saving of 25 per cent. . Send watches by
registered mail and transportation both ways
will be allowed. - " '
Th Kingdom of God is not meat irMt. est rtghlamsntsi and and f$p
- ' v in 1X4 Eolw O host." -tomans i.7.
BT'usJr.tp In memory that tb Muter'a parables of th Kingdom t
Heaven relate to ths class ut people wboiu be la calling out of th
world of mankind to be associated wltb hltn la bis Millennial King
aom eoou to be Inaugurated Lrt us remember tbat sometime th'f
das la spoken of aa including. nomlually, uot merely I be aalolly. the wheat
dasa. but also, to aome extent, tbe Urea, aa abown In our study of last week.
These different parable-picture represent tbe same object from different
standpoints, just aa we take a photograph of a building from th north, tbe
south, tbe east and the west. Internal' and externa U jr.
As a mustard aeed la very email, yet produces a Urge bush, ao tbat tbe
fowls of tbe air may lodge In Its branches, ao tbla Illustrate bow the gospel
of the Kingdom would, from a small beginning, attain to a considerable alxe.
The iiiiiHtanl would uot be great among tbe trees, but great among bus bee or
bertuiKH. Tbus l he message of Christ received at first only by the poor and the
few r Israel, has finally grown to such Important dimensions tbat the fowls
like to oilier iu it brancbea. But let us remember that the fowls, according
to our Lord's Interpretation of a previous parable, represent the servants of
lite Wicked One. d then the tencbhig of this parable would lead us to coo
r hide i hut the Church of Christ, at one time, waa ao unimportant la the world
thai it wan a shame and a dishonor to belong to It, but tbat ultimately It
would bevoiiH honors Me and greet and the Adversary's serranta would hats
plesHiira in It shade. This development the 8c rip tu res represent as being
Rahjton. declaring that, aa a whole, with tbe various branches and denomina
tions, the noiuluul Church of Christ 1" Babylonish, tlesrkeo to the Lord'a
words: she has become tbe hold of every foul spirit and tbe cage of every un
clean and hateful bird." (Revelation J 8:2.) The lotlmatkju is that there la a
larg outward development of the Church which Is not to her advantage and
glory hut contrariwise. Nevertheless, this la. nominally, tbe Church of Christ.
However bis spirit may have been misrepresented and 'there may have been an
Improper development, ultimately the great Head of the Church will bring
order out of chaos nod confuilon simI will glorify and use hla "elect.
The tar-able of tbv "leaven" (v. 33) .Illustrates tbe process by which, aa
was foretold, tbe Church would get Into tbe wrong condition. As woman
would take ber batch of flour for baking and put leaven (yeast) in it and tbe
result would be that tbe mass would liecome leavened, so It would be with tbe
Church of Christ; the food of the entire household would become lesvened or
corrupted. Kvery portion would liecoiue more or less vitiated with the leaven
of ralxe d-t riites. which would permeate tbe entire mass. Tbus today nearly
every doctrine inculcated by Jesus and his Apostles has become more or less
perverted or twisted by tbe errors of tbe dark ages.
The desirability of obtaining Jolot-helrsblp wltb Christ In hla Millennial
Kingdom, is pictured In tbe parable of "the treasure hidden In tbe field. The
finder, realizing its value, desired It for himself uod bad aucb faith In It that
be dlspoMiHl or all of his property In order to buy tbat field, which he believed
to contain tlie precious treasure. Only those who will appreciate the Gospel
message will alu Its glorious promises, if we love tbe present life wltb Its
Joys and iroterts. Its hopes snd ambitions, then we will labor tor these, but
If we intelligently bear and. by faith, believe tbe Gospel offer of tats age of
a share with Christ In hla Millennial Kingdom, tbeo In proportion to our faith
and appreciation will be our self-sacrificlDg seal to attain tbat prize. Who
ever believes the message of the Kingdom will find hi faith an Inspiration,
indeed a necesaary inspiration, to the attainment of tbe prtxe. for It will cost
all that he has of earthly blessings: snd unless be baa faith that be will find
tbe prize, be will surely be unwilling to sacrifice all be baa for IL Tbe field
belongs to God. He has put the treasure there. He offers it for sale to sny
willing to pay tbe price. Tbe buyer la the Lord and those who accept his In
vitation to join wltb him lu tbe sacrifice of their earthly Interests that they
may be sharers with blm In bis heavenly glories In the work of the Millen
nial Age. to unearth all that treasure lu tbe blessing of tbe world of mankind.
The biding of the treasure Is necessary: aa our Lord said. "Cast not your
pearls before swine:" they will not understand you, they will think you foolish.-
and In their disappointment may do you Injury. "Hast thou faith, hsre
It to thyself before God. Mske your sacrifice of earthly things to blm and
be who seeth In secret will reward you openly.
Pearls were much more In vogue lo ancient times than now. Pearl bujers
traded In these gems and carried tbem to the market, where they were highly
estimated. The parable represents one of these pearl merchants as coming
across the duest pearl be bsd ever seen, lie considered it so priceless thst be
wss quite rejoiced to sell or trade all of his other pearls and property, tbat be
might become tbe owner of that pearl.
This parable represents tbe Gospel offer of a share with Christ In bis
Kingdom us being superior to sll other propositions In tbe world. Tbe hooors
of tbe world, of name and fame, position and wealth, are Indeed desirabie; as
the Scriptures say. "A good uame Is rather to be chosen than great rtcbesf
but when our eyes behold "the pearl of great price. tbe Kingdom offer of
jolnt-belrsbip with our Lord Jesus In bis heavenly glory sod the association
with him in his work of blessing all the fam'lles of the earth, we realise that
this Is a priceless thing, worth more by far than all the honors and dignities
and pleasures of the world. Those worthy to buy this pearl will gladly ex
change all earthly things therefor even their good name, and this will be
necessary, as tbe Master forewarned them, saying, "They shall say all manner
of evil aeainst you falsely for my sake: re Joke and be exceeding glad, for
great Is your reward In heaven, for so persecuted they tbe prophets who were
before you." (Msttbew 331. 12). lie thst Is not willing to bsve the Kingdom
at such a cost Is not worthy of tbe Kingdom. Tbe Apostle hss said. Through
much tribulatlou must we enter the Kingdom" (Acts 14:22); and only those
who willingly endure such tribulations for righteousness sake for the sake
of the truth, in obedience to tbe Heavenly calling are overcomers. And only
to the "overcomers" has the Lord given "the exceeding great and precious
promises." "To him thatovercometb will I grant to sit with me In my throne."
-Rev. 351.
Another parable of the Kingdom represents tbe gospel message as a "net.
Only one kind of fish Is desired, but the net gathers every kind. Not every
kind will inherit tbe Kingdom ss joint-heirs with Christ Jesus, hence tbe end
of this age will be a sifting. 'separating time, aa represented in the parable.
The desirable fish will be gathered Into vessels; tbe remainder will be csst
back Into tbe sea ss unfit for the Kingdom, but not necessarily unfit for any
purpose. During Christ's Mlllenulsl reign that class unfit for the Kingdom
will be deslt wltb and blessed and. if possible. msdeuseful and fit for eternal
life.
Here, aa In tbe parable of tbe wheat and the tares, the furnace of fire, and
the weeping and gnashing of teeth lo connection therewith, symbolizes the
great time of trouble with which tbla age will end, giving place to the Millen
nial Kingdom, the Kingdom for- tbe establishment of which upon the earth
tbe Church has been praying so unceasingly for nineteen centuries, "Thy
Kingdom come: thy will be done on earth, aa It la done In heaven. What a
Kingdom that wlU be! It will be a Kingdom entrusted to a "little Flock"
"Fear not. little flock. It Is your Father's good pleasure to give you the King
dom" and It will be fully empowered to establish tbe rule of heaven among
mankind:
Our stud? closes with the Lord's exhortation that all who are instructed
respecting the things pertaining to the Kingdom should set their affairs la
order.
Axmcrisced for the Appalach
ian EipoiitioiL
Unprecedented Southern Show
to Bo Circa at Kraxrilla
TexuL, September 12
to October 12.
Tbe Appalachian Exposition, to fee
fee 14 at KnoxvlUt, Tea, Sept. U to
Oct. 11 of this rear, wUl gtt fee low
est coach excursion railroad rates
ever granted for trass porta Uoa ox a
position visitors la the south, This
rate of approximately one ceat per
mile baa been authorised by tte
Southeastern Passeegcr aaaocUUoa,
which Include all th railroad la the
southeastern territory, of which the
Appalachian region Is a greater part.
The splendid rate concessions which
the railroads have made the Appalach
ian Expos! Uoa assure lu success U
polat of attendance, as thou sa nds of
people will visit the great evtat who
could not do so were the rates aot o
remarkably cheap. This Is a great
ecu cession which the people througV
out the Appalachian regies will a
predate. The exposition he leg ?
clally deslgaed for the state of this
regioa, Tennessee, Vlrglala, West Vlr
gtais. North Carolina. South CaruUaa,
Georgia, Alabama and Kentucky, they
will be splendidly represented ta the
attendance.
The coach rate tickets win be oa
sale on Tuesdays and Thursdays st
ing the exposition period. Upon oth
er days, a rate of one and oae-tail
cents per, -mile win he granted.
Coach excursion tickets will Ve sold
from all points wtthla a radlaa of
mile of KnoxvUl. on Tuesdays, Sept,
11. 20 and 27. and Oct. . These tick
eta will be limited to 6e days exclu
sive of date of saW,
Coach excursion tickets win also
be sold, from all points south of the
OhJomcd Potomac rivers snd east of
the Mississippi river, on Thursdsys,
Sept. IS. 23 sod 29. sod Oct. t. Limit
oa these tickets will t eight days Is
sddltion to the dat of sale.
Tickets st the rate of one sad oce
half cents per mil will be sold every
day from Sept. 10 to Oct. 12. taclaslve,
final limit of tea days, not to exceed
Oct. It.
The one cent per mj'.t. or "coach ex
cursion" tickets, wit cot be good tor
transportation lo rultmaa slepr,
being confined to coaches exclusivity.
The one and one-hair cent round trip
tickets, however, will be good for any
part of th train, from smoker to Pull.
man sleeper.
Some of the rates oa the rosea ha'
sis. from the point of selling to Knox
vllle and return, are aa follows- Wash
ington. tlO.Ti; Richmond. S4&: Nor
folk. 21 I CS; Mernrll. II 70; Clacia
natl. 11.40; Atlaeta. lit); Nw Or
leans. I12.4S; Jacksoovtne. S11J0; 8L
Louis. !12M; Aucnsts, 1710; Charles
ton. 110.10; Chattaoonca. 1122; Prt
tol. 12.12: Nashville. 14JC
Detailed Information as to rate
from any polat mar be obtained fro as
It. F Cary. general pcger ax at
of the Southern railway. Washington.
D. C; or W. A. ftustell. geutral pas
enger agent of the LnaisvUU A Nash
vllle railroad. Ixlvjlle. Ky of the
Appalachian KsposiUoa. Amsteta
building, KtKrtvtn Teen.
The main lines of the Southern aad
L 4 N. railroads reach Knox vllle. sad
through trains and direct roeaectlous
with other roads from all points on
these great systems make fast time tata
Knoxville. The railroads are already
making extensive preparations for sd
dltlonal eTtlpaeat and trains for the
accommodailoo of thts etposi!ion busi
ness. It is eoefUestry expected thst
at least 2S0.0O0 rtle win visit tbe
exposition daring the four weeks of
Its duration. Now that such onprece
dentedly low railroad rates tavt bees
granted, the attendance may be evn
greater.
The Publle Comfort department of
the exposition Is planning for housreg
and feeding every exposition visitor,
as Knoxvilie's homes wtu he rbai
open as well ss Its man? ltrge and
new or remodeled hotels. 0-. boe
telry of lOo rooms has Jutt been com
pleted and opened, and another of
more than 110 rooms Is searing com
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The Appalaclan CiposlUou. to
be held at Knoxville, Teaa Sept.
11 to Oct. IX. ueit. will hare a
band aland that win become fa
mous as have the two treat ban4a
which the zpoe!iloo has ecrac4 far
the Booth. This band taM win be
a beautiful structure add aa exhibit.
It will be built of the many varieties
cs marble that sre rumlahed by the
great Quarries of Cast Teuaesaee, hav
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tux hich found allocs and tea larr nH I CHESTER S PILLS
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whlto marble. Th site of this staad
will be SSxtt, th shape bei&A octa
oeal, and th roof deepened to give
th most pleastcx e-ecl. Tbe mart I e
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by quarry add' mill cocopaalew of
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Have on exhibit the late model Piano Player, also
car load Weaver Pianos for your inspection, Wrenn
building. Have removed entire stock of Stationery,
Office Supplies, Groceries, Etc, to the above quar
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