THE PEEVISH CHILD " "r
NEEDS TREATMENT
Whaa a child sulks drowsily, or Is
fretful. It Is usually do to somo illfht
disorder of tha digestive orgsns, and
Mid laxative ! Tory often all that la
necessary to restore choarfulncaa and
buoyancy of aplrlta.
In cimi where th ui of a gentle,
effective laxative atlmulant la Indi
cated, many of tha best physicians aro
now prescribing Dr. Caldwell's Byrup
Papain. . Thla preparation la admitted
ly th perfect laxative, being mild, yet
positive In II a action on th bowels,
and far preferable to violent cathart
ics and purgstivo waters. It Is very
pleasant to th taste and la an Ideal
remedy to regulate and strengthen th
stomach, liver and bowela. Ita easy,
natural action Snakes It especially do
alrabl In tha case of children, a dose
at bed-time being sure to have the de
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Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin la sold
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tbla splendid remedy, writ to Dr. W.
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Demand for New Alloy.
Although the early expectations of
th wholesale substitution of alum
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loy haa grown enormoualy. From a
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lesa than 100,000 pounds In 1883, in
1903 tha output had grown to 350,000
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today it la in exceas ot 60,000,000
pounda. '
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The Fruit of
Faith
By Rev. James M. day, D. D.
Daw el Meed, Bill Isaaam, Cekase
TEXT Therefore belna Justlded by
faith, wa have peace with God through
our lArd, Jeaua Christ.
By whom also wa hava screes by faith
Into this arace wherein we stand, and re
joice In hope of tha alory of Qod.
And not only so, but wa alory In tribu
lations also: knowing that tribulation
worketh patience.
And patience, experience; and experi
ence, hope:
And hope maketh not ashamed: be
cause the love of God la shed abroad In
our hearts By the Holy Ghost which Is
given unto us. Romans 1:1-11.
I. The first fruit of faith is justifi
cation, which means not only that
the ' believer la
forgiven of his
sins, but that ha
Is regarded In
Ood'a sight aa
though he bad
never sinned.
Captain Dreyfua,
the French officer,
waa pardoned by
tha president ot
the French repub
lic, and aet at lib
erty, but ha
sought another
trial In oraer to
secure Justifica
tion in the eyea
of France and the whole world.
He demanded it, however, on the
ground of his Innocence, while tho
Christian believer receives It aa an
act of free grace' on the ground of
Christ's work in his behalf.
Peace With God and the Peace of Qod.
II. "Being justified by faith, there
fore, we have peace with God." Tbla
Is the second fruit ot faith. The apos
tle doea not aay we have the peace
"of" Ood. The one la condition, the
other an experience of that condition.
The moment a man accepta Jeaua
Christ aa Ma Saviour, he comes into
a state of peace with God, where all
enmity is put away, and be is no long
er abiding under wrath or condemna
tion for his sin. It may take him
some time to realise or apprehend
thla through the wes.kness of his faith,
but It Is a fact nevertheless, and the
sooner be graspa It by faith, the soon
er will he come to experience it, and
know the peace of God which passetb
all understanding.
III. But as the remit of being justl
ded, the believed not only has peace
with God, but "access" unto God, as
the apoetle says. Sometimes when we
"make up" with a man after being at
variance with him, wo try neverthe
less to keep him at arm's length. Not
so in the case of God's reconciliation
to ua. Ho permits ua to come Into
the closest friendship and fellowship
with him In Christ.
Reasons for Rejoicing.
IV. And not only have we acceas,
but "rejoicing." There are three
thtnga for the believer to rejoice In.
In the first place, be rejoices "in the
hope of glory."1 That la, In the hope
of seeing God'a glory In the face ot
Jesus Christ when he shall be re
vealed again, and the hope of enter
ing Into that glory and partaking of It
as one of the redeeiped ones.
In the second place, be rejoices "In
tribulations also," because a the apos
tle teaches, the tribulation through
which a Christian passes enlarges his
experience of God . aa hia comforter
and deliverer;
This experience assures him ot
God'a love for him and contrlbutea to
the quickening and atrengthening of
his hope concerning the greater com
fort and deliverance that Is to come,
t am a millionaire and promise you a
hundred thousand dollars at a certain
time, and also promise to help you
out of every financial crista which may
overtake you In the meantime. Now
such financial crises come to be re
garded by you aa blessings In dis
guise If I keep my promise every
time. In other words, the fulfillment
of the minor promise on each occa
sion furnishes an additional evidence
of the ultimate fulfillment of the ma
jor one.. This is the meaning here.
V. Finally, the true believer comes
to rejoice In God himself, for to the
verses of onr text we may add the
thought of verse 11, which teaches that
truth. Thla Is the acme of the ex
perience of the justified state, when
we ara no longer occupied with the
gifts, but the giver. Tho love of God
(or us is so shed abroad In our hearts
aa more and more we trust In him,
that we ara no longer absorbed In the
blessings he bestowa so much aa w
are absorbed In him. We come to
love him at laat not for what he gives
hut for what he Is.
These are some of the blessed fruits
ot our faith In Jesus Christ Who
would not covet them If they are realT
Who would not dealre to be right with
God, to be at peace with him, to have
conscious access unto him, to rejoice
in relationship with him every dayf
But why not try If they are real?
Why not "taste and see that the Lord
la good?" Why not In the quiet of
your heart just now, ! receive Jesus
Christ aa your Saviour, and aak God
to 'give you his Holy Spirit to make
these things real t Cod will hear this
prayer aa you keep asking him, for ho
lovea and wants to bless you in his
Son. ,
Love for the Brethren.
Our real spiritual attitude toward
our brethren - always pre-arrangea
God's attitude toward us. "Whatso.
ever ye do to the least of these, ye
do It unto me," said Jaeua. Onr vol,
untary relationship to our brother la
our relationship to Jesus Christ; and
our relationship to Christ Is God's re
lationship to us. We have no divine
license to harm our earthly broths:,
or add one sorrow to bis Ufa, or throw
one shadow on bla path unnecessarily
If men are mean enough to Impart
unnecessary pain, and feel . pleasurs
at beholding the pain or another, that
fact ia proof ot their depravity la
nature and extent
ALCOHOL CAUSE OF DISEASE
Doea Mora Than Anything Else to
Render People Incapable of With
standing Many Ilia.
One of the many prominent physi
cians and chemists who ara now
wont to take opportunity to frequently
pronounce against the use ot alcoholic
drink la Dr. O. Sims Woodhead. pro
fessor of . pathology at Cambridge
university, England. Dr. Woodhead's
latest summing up la clear and strik
ing, and Is set forth aa follows:
"Alcohol Is perhapa tbe most Im
portant factor In the production ot
disease. It does more than anything
else to render people Incapable ot
withstanding disease. Alcohol pre
pares tbe human body for the attacks
ot disease, Just as did the extreme
heat of tbe past season, tbe strsw for
the engine spark to aet on lire. It
can be proved that alcohol taken In
comparatively small quantltlea Inter
feres with the blood. It alters the
Holds very slightly Indeed, but certsln
substances become lesa active and
are unable to do their work so well
aa usual. Tbe fight between disease
and these substances becomes unfair,
the germs make use or their opportuni
ties. Invade the body and aet up dis
ease. Take, for Instance, tbe scoursgs of
tuberculosis. During tbe last ten
yeara tho death rate from consump
tion haa been declining. In London
the decline was 19 per cent; In Paris
S per cent It Is significant In regard
to these figures thst In this country
(Great Britain) the drink bill has
during the same period dropped from
122.30 per head of the population to
$16.65 per bead, whereas In Frsnce It
is very different In this country with
the decline of the consumption of al
cohol has come a lower death rate
from tuberculosis. We do not say this
waa tbe aole cause, but we do remark
that the two things have gone on to
gether. Better bousing, clothing,
education, feeding, and conditions of
life generally have had a great deal to
do with tbe fall In the death rate. At
the bottom of all, however, we have
the gradual diminution In tbe amount
of money spent on drink. This la a
tremendous gain to the nation.
"We, aa medical men, have to do
all we can to point out to the people
that there la a very direct connection
between tuberculosis and the amount
of alcohol consumed. To get rid of
tuberculosis, we must of course, get
rid of the tubercle bacillus. The ba
cillus can only do Ita work when
placed In favorable conditions, and al
cohol baa the faculty of tilling and
preparing the ground for Its growth.
Were no alcohol in tbe soil, the bacil
lus would fall on very atony ground.
By taking alcohol tbe human being
renders himself more open to attack
by diseases of varloua kinds, and Im
pairs bla faculties often to a slight de
gree, but sufficient to Interfere with
his powers of doing good work. Alco
hol we are satisfied Is tbe doctor's
worst friend because tbe doctor wants
to get his patients well. The total ab
stainer will get well more quickly
than If he takes alcohol, and a great
many doctora believe It now. Mora
are coming to believe It every day."
GREATEST CURSE OF THE AGE
Rev, Father McCory Makea Strong
Arraignment of Rum Traffic
Standa With Majority.
"I arraign tbe rum traffic aa the
greatest curse the age baa known. Its
pallor la on our nation and Ita blight
Is everywhere...':
"Too may ask where do I stand.
Tou have a right to know.
"Creep up close to tbe heart of God,
who hatea every evil thing. . Ask him
where be standa, and put me down on
that aide.
"Or If that la too much trouble, go
to the poor, pale-faced woman, tbe
ragged and half-starved children, the
Innocent victims of the accursed traf
fic , Ask them wbere they stand, and
put me down there.
: : "Or If that Is too much trouble, go
out to your cemetery, and, creeping
in among the gravea of tbe victims of
the demon drink, ask yourself aa you
contemplate their, ruin, where In the
name of all that la holy, a man should
stand. When you have your answer,
put mo down there,
"I stand here , tonight giving no
quarter and aaklng none, conaclous
that I am sustained by Heaven, . en
dorsed by every good woman and ev
ery honeat man. But if 1 ahould stand
alone here, I aball atand, conscious
that one with Ood la a majority."
Rev. Father McCory.
Alcohol la Injurious.
Prof. G. Slma Woodhead, M. A.,
M. D., Cambridge, says: "I believe
that every man and every woman, no
matter whether he or she be healthy
or unhealthy, is better of abstinence
from tbe use of alcohol aa a beverage.
A man who haa tb do. brain work pt
any, kind cannot do hia best If he
takes alcohol. It waa my experience,
and I believe it la the experience of
others, that a man who doea not take
alcohol -la alwaya In better training
for athletlca, other things being equal,
tin the man who takes alcohol."
Sclentlflo Conclusions.
Prof. 81ms Woodhead, In "Scientific
Conclusions." speaks of alcohol's
"power of repelling the leucocytes, the
white cells ot the blood, the police
men and acavengera of the blood, and
so helping to drive them away from
pua-formlng organisms that may make
their way Into tbe body;" and, more
over, tella na that "the child of an al
coholic mother must come Into tho
world with an enormously diminished
Immunity to disease."
Remove Direful Evlla.
"Philanthropists can have no higher
mission than that of seeking to re
move the direful evils Inseparable
rom intemperance." Lord Brougham,
iMAneNAL
SUMfSaiOOL
Lesson
(By E. O. SKIJ.Erta. Director of Even
ln Department, The Moody Bible In
stitute of Chleago.)
LESSON FOR APRIL 14.
.... i
THE Una OF THE SABBATH.
MCBRON TEXT Mark l:M to t:a
(lOLl)KN TEXT "The Batibath was
made for man and not man (or tho Bab-
bath,"-Mark 1X1.
That the Christian Sabbath la to be
a Boon and not to be a Burden la
tbe gist of the teaching of Jesua
upon that subject. For what Is tbe
Sabbath aet aalde and to what use
shall we put the time thus set aside,
are and have been through the years
very live questions. That God had so
ciological, physical reasons for setting
aside one day In seven as a day
of rest and recreation has led some
to advocate what we know aa a "Con
tinental Sunday" one grven over to
pleasure, games, . sports, auto rldea,
drives, etc., and an over emphasla
upon tbe fact that God meant us not.
only to test but also that he "hal
lowed it," has given us the Puritani
cal observance that Is akin to a wor
ship of thla aeventh day. Which la
right T -
As we study these two Incidents in
the life of our Lord, the plucking of
the gralrl and tbe healing of the with
ered band, both of which occurred
upon the Sabbath, we can surely find
guidance as to what shall be our ob
servance of thla day. These two
events, and the principles that un
derlie are ot sufficient Importance as
to be recorded In all three of the
synoptic gospels.
Let us look at the first . Passing
through tho Held the hungry disci
ples plucked some of tbe ripened
grain, and sifting it In their bands,
tbey ate it to supply their hunger.
Mind, there waa no reaping and gath
ering into bams for tha profit of the
owner, but simply the gathering of
sufficient to relieve the needs of tbe
moment The ancient Jew waa cum
bered with a- ceremonial observance
that was oppressive, yet their own
priests In tbe temple performed the
necessary daily duties and were held
guiltless; and the great David had
once entered that holy place and
taken of the ahew bread from off the
altar and not only ate himself but
gave to tboae who were with him. So
it is that the life ot a manw la of
greater Importance than the punctili
ous observance of tbe Sabbath day.
How Jesua Spent Sabbath.
Passing on, Jaaus enters the syna
gague and there found a man having
a withered hand. Again the ever
watchful PhaHsees observed him
"that they might accuse htm."
Jesus, knowing their growing antag
onism, their attitude of distrust takes
advantage of the helplessness of the
man to teach these Pharisees the les
son of obedience yes for once in
scorn he rebukes tbem; snger and
grief struggled in the heart of Jesus
aa he commands the sick man to
stretch forth his hand, and with the
command went power so that the man
stretched forth his hand reatored
to its full strength and usefulness.
Is It lawful to do good or to do harm,
to save a life or to kill on the Sab
bath? Once again Jesus takes the
law from ita outward application and
reveala the spirit the heart motive
that must apply it wa are to truly love
and serve Ood.
Is It not sufficient that aln makea
strange bed fellows, as for Instance,
the Pharlseea consorting with the
Herodlans, two parties aa opposite as
possible and bitter in their antagon
ism, taking counsel how they may destroy-
thia young Galilean. The fact
waa the disciples had violated no
law of God, but an ordinance of man,
and it has always been that we are
more jealous of such than to really
know tbe spirit of God's commands,
and thereby to govern our actions.
What irony of Jesus' tones as he
asked them "did ye never. read?" The
complaint of a Puritanical Sabbath
was never raised, by one who has a
loving familiarity with the Word of
God God. gave us the Sabbath, It did
not come by accident The heart hun
gers to know him and ita demand Is
for time to worship and to serve him.
It is only those whose hearts are
blinded by the God of this world who
swing to the opposite extreme.
God will surely reckon with those
corporations and individuals who de
mand, aa ahown by the social surveys
of some of the steel towns, for Illus
tration, aeven days labor each week,
or who In their Individual Uvea are so
engrossed in business and In pleasure
as to deaden and starve their aoula,
which are all the time crying out for
God..- - : V'....;
Jesus' anger waa at the hardness,
and hia compassion for this hardness
bf the hearts of tha Pharisees. Let
us avoid the wrath and be Subject to
the compassionate pity of God. Last
Sunday we studied the resurrection of
our Lord. Let us remember thst tho
Christian Sabbath is a weekly remind
er of that great fact . . :
Prlnclplea Make Christiana.
Rules make Pharlseea, principles
make Christiana. It la not "thus aalth
the priest or the council,", that Is to
govern our actions, for that method
haa alwaya aerved to deaden our con
science, hence It is that Jeaus aald, I
desire . not sacrifice but mercy. My
kingdom is not to become a burden)
I came to free men from the burfeo
ot ceremonial observance, t desire
mercy, therefore, if whenever tbe op
portunity cornea for you to exercise the
principles of true religion, to visit tho
sick, to relieve the widows and the
fatherless, to relieve human need, to
direct men'a tboughta to mo In wor
ship, if It be Sunday or not, ydu
ought to do It In glad recognition that
tho Son ot Man came not to be mTnla
tered unto but to minister. Church
members will have a good deal to an
swer for In lending support to open
thops, and extra labor . upon trans--wrtatinn
facilities on tbe Sabatb
lay. - ;'''.
WONDERFUL KEALIX3 INFLUENCE
IN K1DXEY TROUBLES.
a .., .nt a half sen T was taken
with a severe attack of kidney trouble
that pained me to such an extent that
.Mnhin. mA a ha elvafi ma Waa at
tended by a doctor who pronounced It
as stone In the blsdder and prescribed
. ... . ... . - V l.kl. tlfa.M
Lritnia water, i too a uiuis ni
mnA hi.ia fnr enma tlma and received
no relief from them. I atopped taking
medicines ior some lime ana nanus,
some of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root in
the bouse, I decided to try it and felt
much relieved; while Uking the aeo
ond bottle commenced to pass grsvel,
in all at leaat a halt dosen or more
and have not Buffered the slightest
since ana in an oaveiBKen one uums
and a half and feel very grateful to
Swamp-Root. Youra very truly,
H. W. SPINKS,
Camp Hill, Ala.
Personally appeared before me tbla
16th of August 1909, H. W. Splnks.
who subscribed the above statement
and made oath that aame Is true In
substsnce and in fact.
A. B. I KK,
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PROor.
Tom Do you think your father dis
likes me?
Tess Well, he gave the dog's chain
and muzzle away yesterday.
His Number.
He gazed tenderly Into her eyes as
she spoke.
"Life," she murmured dreamily, "Is
after all, nothing but a romance in
which we are characters, moving hlth
er and yon as the supreme author of
our being directs.
"And In the novel of your life,1
said he, tenderly, "where do I come
In?"
"You?" she answered with a smile.
"Oh, you are let me see one, two,
three you are Chap Seventeen."
Harper'a Weekly.
Filipinos Dislike Autoa.
The reckless and Insolent automo-
blllst is hated the world over. In the
Philippines, where most of the auto
moblllsts are foreigners, and where
the natives have been used to loiter
comfortably in the roads after the
fashion of easj going southern coun
tries, tbe automobiles have long been
a grievance, and, failing to aecure ef
fective regulation, tbe Filipinos have
adopted the practice of rolling big
boulders Into the roadway aa a faint
not to turn corners at a breakneck
speed.
. Saving Hia Money.
Owens Say, lend me a fiver, old
man.
Bowens If you'd save your own
money you wouldn't have to borrow
from your friends.
Owens But it's because I want to
save my own money that I borrow
from my friends.
Defined.
Freddie Say, dad, what's morbid
curiosity? , .
Cobwigger That's what the fellow
has who butts In ahead of you and
keeps you from seeing anything.
Why Should a Chicken
Lay a Soft-Shelled Egg?
Because, Willie, the chicken don't know how to create a hard-shelled egg unless
it has some food with lime in it
So chicken-raisers often provide limestone gravel, broken oyster shells or some
other form of lime.
Let the chicken wander free and it finds its own food and behaves sensibly.
Shut it up and feed stuff lacking lime and the eggs are soft-shelled.
Let's step from chickens to human beings.
Why is a child "backward" and why does a man or woman have nervous pros
tration or brain-fag? There may be a variety of reasons but one thing is certain.
If the food is deficient in Phosphate of Potash the gray matter in the nerve cen
tres and brain cannot be rebuilt each day to make good the cells broken down by the
activities of yesterday.
Phosphate of Potash is the most important element Nature ' demands to ; unite
albumin and water to make gray matter.
Grape-NuU food is heavy in Phosphate of Potash in a digestible form.
A chicken can't always select its own food, but a thoughtful man can select suit
able food for his children, wife and himself.
"There's a Reason" for
Postutn Cereal
IX
ALCOHOL-3 PtR CENT
AWfr table Preparation For As
simiWilifn the Food andReUula-
ling th Stomachs and Bowels of
Promotes Digetion,Chtrful-
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I
t
nrss and Rest Contains neither
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Two Smiles.
Ezra Pound, tbo poet, was talking
at the Authors' club, In New York,
about Shelley's cremation.
"Cremation, although beautiful," be
said, "lends Itself to ribald Jest in a
way that sepulture doesn't.
"Who can forbear a smilo at the
thought of that devoted young ma
tron, who, her front ateps being cov
ered with sleet, sprinkled her first
husband's ashes over them in order
that her second husband might de
scend in safety?"
Smiling himself, Mr. Pound re
sumed: "And who could forbear anotber
smile at tbe thought of tha young
widow on tha blustery March morning
who entered her drawing room to And
that tbe wind had overturned the vase
which contained her husband's re
mains? " 'Pshaw,' she said, 'now isn't it Just
like George to throw his sshes all
over my new Klrmanshah rug!'"
Method With Disadvantages.
"Will you make any rear platform
speechea next summer?"
"I don't know," replied tho candi
date. "It's kind of embarrassing to
have an' engineer blow the whistle,
ring the bell and pull out Just as you
get to the grand climax on which you
relied for applause."
Midnight Scare.
; Knlcker Did your wife hear a bur
glar In the cellar?
Bocker No, she heard a burglar
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Something the Matter. Anyhow.
Little Harold lives in Broad Hippie.
His mother got him ready for bed
one cold night, and to be sura bo
would be warm enough during the
night she took extra precautions, re
lates the Indianapolis News. After
she had put on bis little fuzzy paja
mas she tucked him carefully In be
tween the wool blankets. Then, to
make doubly sure, she got a hot water
bottle for him and the youngster
was apparently aa anug aa could be,
with only his iittlo nose sticking out
from beneath the covera.
When bis mother bad finished tha
tucking-ln Job she turned down tho
light Soon the entire family was in
bed. But Hsrold Is like most young
sters. He loves his mother, and
wishes lots of attention. So in his
child mind he figured out a way to get
her to his bed.
"Mamma," he wailed, "I'm cold!"
"Nonsense, son!" replied his moth
er, and she never made a move to go
to his rescue.
The little boy tried the opposite.
"Well, I'm too hot, then!" be yelled.
Supply Cleaned Up.
"Goln' flshln' next eummer?" asked
the man who tells tall stories.
"No," replied Mr. Growcher. "If
you caught all the fiBh you said you
caught last summer, there won't be
any use of going fishing next summer."
She Knew.
Miss Gusher Oh, please tell me!
Do you think poeta have to be born?
The Poet's Wife Yes, borne with,
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