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The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
Free Sample
 For Baby's Ius

Something can and must be done for the puny, crying baby, for the child that refuses to eat and is rest less in its sleep. And since the basis of all health is the proper working of the digestive organs, look first to the condition of the stomach and bowels.
 A child should have two full and free movements of the bowels a day. This emptying of the bowels is very important. as with it comes clear head. a light ness of step. good appetite and sound know what to give the child in ths emergency of constipation and indiges- tion. Cathartics are too strong and salts and other purgatiyes are not only too cause Of their bad taste. Have you ever tried Dr. Caidwelis Syrup Pepsin? It is liquid tonic that families have been mild. pleasant-tasting and promptly ef- fective It is good for yon as well as the child. but there is nothing better to be found for children. They like it's taste you will not have to force them to take 1t.
 First of all. if you have not yet used fl. Dr. Caldwell would like to send you sample bottle free of charge. In this way you can try it before buying. Later. when convinced Of its merits. you can get 1t of your druggist at fifty cents and one dollar bottle. just as thousands of other families are doing. The family of Mir. D. W. Spangler of Strattonvile Pa. as well as that of Mir. A. F. Johnson Of Walnut Grove. Tenn. started with 1t In that way and now write that 1t Is their one family necessity next to food itself. If you are unfortunate enough to have a sickly child: one given to constipation and indigestion. you should send for free sample of this remedy.
 Dr. Caldwell personally will be pleased to give you any medical advice you may desire for yourself or family pertaining to the stomach. liver or bowels absolutely free of charge. Explain your case in a letter and he win reply to you in detail For the free sample simply send your name and address on a postal card or otherwise. For either request the doctors address is pr. w. B. Caldwell, R.60o Cald. well building. Monticello. ILL
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come and they are here.

come and they are here. John to the Seven Churcres. Look at Ephesus. ''Neverless. I have somewhat against thee, because thou hast left thy first Love. Remember, therefore, from whence thou art fallen, and re- pent and do the first works, or else, I will come unto thee quick ly, and will remove the candle stick out of his place, except thou repent.
 More in the future on this.
 Yours for right,
 Charles. M. Andres.
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and run. Ed saw it, and think ing it was the squirrel. run that rabl it ten miles, up and down the river, through sloughs, over logs and under bushes. Ed stayed behind about ten yards, and finally MT. Rabbit gave up the ghost. Ed caught it about , 1-2 miles from camp and when he got back that rabbit looked like shoe string. Ed run it until that was all there was left of 1t. The Doctor.
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|elEASONS EUROPEAN HOTEL
 RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION
ROOMS sl.W UP

ROOMS sl.0O UP
 Electric Lights, Electric Elevators, Long Distance Telephone, Telegraph and Typewrlting. We use Boiled Filtered Water. Corner Second and Center Streets, Little Rock. Arkansas
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Animal Industries.

Whole tribes of birds are musicians. The beaver is an architect, builder and woodcutter; he cuts down trees and erects houses and dams, The marmot is civil engineer: he does not only build houses. but constructs aqueducts and drains to keep them dry. Wasps are paper manufacturers. Caterpillars are silk mercers.
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DENTAL WORK

rufe Gold Crown, $4.50. Full upper ~ and lower Sets of teeth, |siuoO. N All work guaranteed through the Bankers. J. r. Herdford.
 Painless Dentist,
 Hope Ark.
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A. TraoIo Case.

Footley-"Awfully sad about Sharp ley. He's ERiways been considered one of the best expert accountants in town. He's hopelessly insane Dud- ley-"What was it9 Overwork?" Footley-"Well. you see. lie started in to straighten out his wife house hold accounts"
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Alex Vaughan

ls an agent for the prettiest line VI monuments and Tombstones |sser shown in Prescott. See
 nm and get what you want for your cemetery lot.
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s,a aaguSskogee, Okla, and return ;n'' S.o o2; Account Annual meet
 s Ts, Eastern Oklahoma Fair. |sass ,sSets on sale Oct. 9th to 18th, >sOu Tor returning Oct. 15.
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True Virtue.

Virtue does not consist In dalux right, but in choosing to do right. This Is the great distinction between the animal and man. N
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want to be the most reason able music dealer on earth, but |can notwait always for the mon- Icy. All who have notes and ac- count past due, will please come ana pay or make satisfactory ar-
 rangements.
 All small goods are cash to every body after this. A. Monson.
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THE SIGNS
 OF THE TIMES"

Aiiiieo' otuQylHg on tnlS queS- tlon l decided I would write an article perhaps for the benefit of someone.
 Paul speaking to Timothy, This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come, for men shall be lovers of their own selves. covetous, boosters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, traitors, heady, highminded, lovers of pleasure more than lovers of God and having form of Godliness but denying the Power, from such turn away"
 Has there ever been a time in the history of the world as there is now of people being so proud. Just look back a few years and compare it to now, what contrast! Churches have to have fife carpets, electric lights, from one to two pianos, fine seats and the choir made up of Upper Tens with naked arms, fine bracelets and heads fixed up in all shapes.
 You don't have to go to Japan to find a gentleman of 10 or a mistress of 13 ruling house children unthankful to parents.
 Lovers of pleasure-go to horse racing and base ball on Sunday. Just think of preachers going to base ball games on Sunday. The Upper Ten go to ponds on Sun- day and then go to church Sun- day night and some of them in the choir and singing How firm foundation ye saints of the Lord"
 Having a form of Godliness but dening the Power. Paul said, From such turn away" We have false teachers even denying the Lord. Pauls letter to Timothy said, The time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine. but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers having itch- ing ears. There is a fashion able church in one of our towns that wont have preacher if he won't let them go to all the shows, theatres. base balling and automobile riding on Sunday. And they shall turn away their ears from the truth and shall be turned into fables
 Chinese ideas are gradually making themselves felt in our civilization. Oh, let's be careful what we are doing, for, whatso- ever we SOW we shall reap. Just think! What are we coming to? Chicago is to have a Theatre with a woman's smoking room and ticket selling system es- pecially for women at a cost of $3. 00O, ,0O0. 1 expect that would just suit Roosevelt's daughter. the cigarette smoker. Women are trying their best to be like men. They have got so far along that they ride horse just like men. Vice is in all of its forms, the gambling house. the cafes and restaurants patronized by the sporting elements and is a daily and nightly knowledge to our boys.
 Such perilous times! Deceit you can't buy medicine but what you get drugged. No wonder we have the morphine habit. Even our editors are afraid, come to the front and publish this conviction. But alas, alas! Mon- ey is what makes the mare go. Doctors are afraid to express their views for they might lose practice. Merchants won't say much for fear they won't get customers. Preachers afraid to oroooh +ha Rihla They have to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-18

Newman l.. Heroy.
Tussday.-Watch and pray. that W
enter not into temptation.--Matt. 26t
Al
young Western farmer frequent
ed the village bar-room and hitched
his team in the same place. The train
ed and watchful eye Of a good old dea-
con noticed this. and after conRratu-
lating the youth upon his conversion,
he said: George. l arm good deal
older than you. and will be pardoned.
i know. II make a suggestion out OF
my wider Christian experience. No
matter how strong you think you are.
take my advice and at once change
your hitching post" It ID evident that
the spiritual eye should be trained. and
that Christ made no mistake when he
said, "Watch!"--Charles r. Ross.
Wednesday.-Take heed to your
selves. lest your heart be deceived. and
ye turn aside.-Deut IL: 10.
Take hold, my son, OF the toughest
knots OF life, and try to unite them;
try to be worthy OF mans highest
estate: have high. noble. manly honor.
There Ii but one test nj everything,
and that Is rs 1t right" II 1t Is not,
turn away from it.--Henry A. Wise.
Thursday.-The Lord is nay helper:
will not fear: What shall man do
unto me?--Heb. 13: 6.
Take Christ for your strength, dear
soul. He'll give you power. Power 70.
overcome the world. the flesh. and ting
devil: power to cruelty every besetting
sin, passion, lust: power to shout In
triumph over every trouble and temp
tation OF your life. II can do all things
through Christ which strengtheneth
med. L. Moody.
- Fnday.-If because Of meat thy
brother is grieved. thou waikest NO
longer In iove.---Rom. ~: Is.
Whoever sees further than his neigh
Dor II his neighbours servant 90 lift
him to such higher level. Power. abil-
ity. influence, virtue, are only trusts
with which to aarxe our time~-Wsn.
dell Phillips.
saturday.-We that are strong ought
to bear the infirmities OF the weak
Rom. Is: I.
II Il cheap and easy to destroy.
There II not joyful hoy or an inno-
cent girl. .buoyant with fine purpose Of
duty. In Ill the streets full Of eager
and rosy faces. but . cynic can chill
and disheArten with q single word.
Yes, this u easy: but 60 help
the youn1 soul. add energy, inspire
hopes. and blow the Goals into useful
name; to redeem defeat ~ new
Thought. nv nrm act1onI th4x d NJ
feas that r. ~ WORK ~ dlvfnS neass
l ~ n i s q sss5 N sss RE ssS4
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prayer merely, but prayerful watch
ing. '''rhe spirit truly il ready. +
know, but your flesh II weak"
But In spite of his repeated warn
ings when he came for the third
time he found them sleeping again.
What" he said. ARE ye still sleep
ing? Arise and let us be going. for
he Is at hand that doth betray me-"
And he went forth to meet his hour.
The Heart OF the Lesson.
Overwhelmed as Jesus was, his cry
for help was not = cry OF blind des-
peration. He did not ask that the
cup be taken from him in any event.
Such prayer could not come from
one who was one with the Father.
Take away this cup from me-" he
said. mot that my will may be done.
however. but that thy will may bs
DONE" IL the cup Was too bitter
for him to drink-if his flesh should
fail before he could reach Calvary
how could his Fathers will be done?
Nevertheless, IL his Fathers VIII
could be carried out by drinking the
cup to its dregs, he was ready to
drink 1t. When VIC have thus read
this prayer--and II Is the way we ara
apt TO read Ii Ii our own hearts ara
tuned UP to the keynote of prayer
we will hardly stop to ask II Ii was
answered. Whether his Father should
relieve the cup of its bitterness. or
give him strength to drink 1t. was not
matter Of choice with him. Such a
prayer could not go unanswered.
And there appeared an angel unto
him from heaven strengthening him"
1t matters not whether God caused
the hsrrihle darkness to roll away or
whether he let II stay and strength
ened the fainting human nature to
walk through It,, we know when the
hour came IL found him in perfect
reace. No sweat drops. ms of blood.
started out upon his brow when Ju.
das kissed him. or when the servant
of the high priest sInote him. or when
the nails We're driven through his
hands. The victory OF the hour OF
trial had been won before the hour
came.
Every life has Its Gethsemane. If
We Will enter the garden as Jesus
did, we will meet, not an angel. but
him. The secret of his prayer Is the
seal which he stamped upon II. THY
Will be done" These are the magic
words which. when spoken by the
heart. secures for every prayer Its
answer. III you 70 to God to ask
what you want. and leave II with
him to give You not what you want,
but what you ought to have. he will
either give you what You ask for or
something better That Is what you
would do for your child, and Gods
heart Is quite as large as yours.
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Baptist General Association Of Virginia

$50 A. M.--Reporf OF treasurer
and committee on cooperation, b. A.
Jacob.
10 A, Education board. Report.
J. t. Tllyson: address, Ryland Knight.
10:45 A. M-Orphanage: Report.
w. f. Hatcher; address. w. V. Saw
! age.
| 11:45 A. M.-Denominational lit
+, erature Address. j. f. Hicks.
12:l6 p M.-American Baptist
| Publication Society: Address. ii. T.
| Musselman.
| 1890 r. M.-Adjournment.
2:30 r. Ms p. M.--visit to Or
| phanage, Salem.
| 1880 r. M.-Quiet hour. Theme on
| Meditation "Saivation-The Plan"
! w. w. Hamilton.
| 1850 p. M.--Sunday school board of
| Southern Baptist Convention: Report.
| w. c. James: address. l. ]. Van Ness.
$50 p. M.-Systematic Benefi-
cence: Report, Hugh c. Smith: adj
/ dress. THE Completing Grace" W. f.
/ Fisher
| p. Naturalization Of new pas
| tors. W. e. Hatcher.
Sunday, November 20.
| 800 r. M.--Mass meeting In the in
! terests of State missions. Addresses.
| 1.-The Work Of the Church III Evangel-
| izing." r. d. Garland: The Work OF
the Church in Training" J. T. Watts.
! Monday, November ~.
/ $40 A. M.--Quiet hour. Theme of
! meditation. ''Salvation-The Proof"
w. w. Hamilton
$50 A. M.--Report on time, place
and preacher for next session.
| $50 A. M.-Southern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary: Report. W. T..
Hatcher; address. w. o. Carver.
| 1920 A. M.-Home missions: Re-
port, Q. E. Sims; address. James NJ.
Shelburne.
! IT. 80 A. NIB. Y. p. C.: ADDRESS,
! A. r. Love.
1850 A. M--Baptist State Encamp-
| ment: Statement, j. T. Watts; ad-
dress. Q. r. Gregory.
1910 r. M.--Miscellaneous.
1890 p. M.--Adjournment
2:3O r. M.-State missions: Report.
William Eilyson: address, missionary
Phases" o. E. Sims; address. Sunday
School Phases" r. A. Williams: ad-
dress. Our Real Needs" William Ely
son.
4:so p. M.--Women'e work: Address
THE Education Value of Woman's
Work." H. p. Mccormick.
500 p. M.-Adjournment.
1880 P. M,-Quiet hour Theme OF
meditation. "Salvation-The Pledge"
w. w. Hamilton.
1850 p. M.--Temperance: Report.
w. c. Taylor; address, AMT Saloon
League-History and Progress" e. J.
richardson; address, Creating A Tenn
perance Sentiment" George W. Nc
Daniel.
Tuesday, November e.
$40 A. M.-Quiet hour Theme OF
meditation. "Salvation--The Purpose"
w w. Hamilton.
$3.50 A. M.-Foreign missions: Re-
port, r. b. Garrett; address. FL. 8.
Maibe; address. T. Il. Ray.
1l:10 A. M-.General Education
Commission; Report, r. H. Pitt: adj
dress. Charles Manly.
1900 M.--Ministers' RELIEF Fund.
Report. T. II. Elicit; address. w. +.
Robertson.
1880 p. M.--Ad1ournment.
1880 r. M.-Memorial service.
1880 p. M.-Layhhen's Missionary
Movement: Report. Livius Landlord.
address, Livius Landlord. address
THE Fulness Of Time." J. r. Hender-
son.
4:45 r. M.-Ministersr Fratetnal An.
sociation: Statement. J. r. Tucker.
300 p. M.--Adjournment.
7:3C p. M.-Quiet hour, Theme or
meditation, "Saivation--The Privilege"
w. w. Hamilton.
1850 p. M.--Address, "The Religious
Appeal Of Heathenisrn to Christianitv.~
w. @. Carver; address. Gods Method
end Purpose IN Human History. NH
-,'' - 4.
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At Whose Home?

a beautiful little canary came ny
ing by and settled down nthe
branch Of honevsuckle. I'm SO
tired" he said. III haven't found a
really happy home Yet. I'm sure,
though that no one would be I'M
kind or unhappy in such charming
place AS this. ] think I'll make nay
home here
But Just then dog came around
the corner Of the porch. iimping and
crying, for boy was running after
him. striking him cruelty with big
stick.
ooh. oh :" said the bird. and away
he flew 4 couldn't stay there. That
boy would surely be unkind to me.
And he flew to A window sill Of a
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fine stone house in d beautiful gar
den.
What lovely home. I'm sure
can stay here But there were
sounds of crying from the room with
in. and, peeping in, he saw TWO little
sisters quarreling over a doll,
Let go, That's my dollt" mo,
you shan't have it. want to play
with it." And in the struggle the
poor little doll was pulled to pieces.
Dear, oh. dearn' chirped the poor
little bird. They might try to do
that with me. l don't want to live
here
on he flew, from home to home,
finding unkindness so often that at
last he sank down worn out. on a
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porch to die. his poor little heart al
most broken with sadness. Suddenly
he felt a warm hand close over him
and soft. kind little voice said:
why, you poor little thing. O moth
er, see this dear little bird. Please
let me keep him. I'll take good care
Of him. and not let thing hurt
HIM"
Very well. dear, you may. Now go
and feed him
And the little canary found hap
piness and kindness at last. and sang
and made the little child happy for
being so good to him.
Do you suppose any little bird
would have to fly away sorrowfully
from your home ?-Chtldis Gem.
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Rev. A Il. Love. our preacher ths
week Is native OF North Carolina
His degree is from the Southern Bap-
list Theological Seminary. He has
been in the passionate about twelve
years. He came to the West End
Church. Petersburg, three and half
years ago. One hundred and seventy
five members have been received into
the fellowship of, the, church since he
came. making an average of more than
two additions for every Sunday since
he has been pastor. The church now
has membership OF Ave hundred and
five. Congregations are unusually
large and the Sunday-school Is one OF
the best in the State. The church
gave over SIX hundred dollars to for
etcn missions last year and to all
other objects In proportion. The
church has Increased the pastors sal
AIRY twice since he came to them.
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against wrong doing is the elementary
right of self protection.
AS YOU prize modesty and morality.
shun the theatre.
As you prize honor and honesty,
shun the card table.
AS you prize chastity and virtue,
shun the ballroom.
Az you prize sobriety and purity.
shun the barroom.
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Sunday.--They that are Of Christ
have cruoided the flesh with the pas
siess and the Iusts thereaf.--Gal S: -.
thank. Thee, q Lord. that even
where corruption has risen like a food
II has never conquered the world
thank Thee that one stream OF hoil-
hess has been ever more powerful than
an ocean Of iniouity thank Thee for
that promise made by the rainbow,
that. however hereditary be the course
of sin. II shall never overfiood tina
earth. / thank Thee for the daily full
filment Of this Thy PROMISE George
Matteson
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Monday.-Put on tbs whole arsnoe
OF God. that ye may be able to stand
against the wiles of the deyii--Epia,
6. IL
Napoieon. the invincihie. was accus-
toned on the eve Of battle to examine
personally the guards placed on thu
outer lines. Once, after long and
weary march. he found at night q SEN
try fast asleep. He took the gun from
the unconscious soldier and paced the
guard beat until the sentry awoke. In
terror and shame he recognized his
commander doing duty In his stead.
and he fell upon his knees. With a
kindly reprimand he returned his wea-
pom to the guard. reminding him that
they were in the presence OF watch
full foe and II was necessary that every
man should be watchful that no SUR
prise should find them unprepared..
Newman l. Heroy.
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Is DE-
{ Il r.
JESUS IN GETHSEMANE
Bv Edward-Leigh Pell, D. D.

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
MOVING AND STORING

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Ist-class STORAGE & MOVING. COLES
EXPRESS. 16l6 capltol Ave. ID. 60 A-S937.
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Read the Live Stock ads if
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MEDICAL

FREE medical and surgical treatment
at Creighton Medical college, 18th and Dav-
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by college professors. Phone Douglas u67.
Calls answered day or night.
BEST nerve brace for man. Gray's Nerve
Food pills, 81 a box, postpaid. Sherman a
Mcconnell Drug Co.. Omaha.
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BIRTHS AND DEATHS

B~irths-James Taylor, 2407 Lake, boy;
Max Steinberg, 1916 Pacific, girl; Frank
Stirling, 1850 Grand avenue, girl Frank
Prawl, 2557 Harvey, boy; Herbert Neale,
b46 South Twenty-ninth. boy; G. b, Jones,
PlOS Ohio, girl; Z. L. Alabaugh, 22l2 Sew
ard, girl.
Thirteenth, As; Baby Casson, Clarkson hos
pltal; Baby Peterson, coil South Fifteenth.
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OSTEOPATHY

JOHNSON INST, AIS N. Y, L. Tel, d, 1864,
DR.. Kathryn Nicholas. 5OS N. Y. L. Bldg
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Permits to wed nave been granted the
Name and Residence. Age.
Louis Melitti Omaha %
Mary Circo, Omaha ................... Il
Charles r.. Thompson, Omaha .......... %
Emily Uelson, Red Oak, Ia.............. 2S
Frank Sajdak, South Omaha ............ IS
Apollonla Fisher, South Omaha .......... Is
Robert Duncan, Los Angeles ............. rs
Eva Prurot, Los Angeles ................ "a
Name and Residence. Age.
George 10. Gillett, Denison, Ia............. q
Mary Gerrett, Denison, Ia............... 80
George E.. Kerr, Omaha................... q
Sadie Baugham, Omaha. ...,.............. q