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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-24
Joma.

Den ipenife 6rifirfe beil1tte,
oe pe0 lin @onference / Boone ii0ite
l1ge at flptte lit @ibelinititut, Cont
.fun0ets tbeologiife 5eminaril1m, fra
Chicago til Minneapolis peo @fole-
aarets l16gong. Sfolen bliner
Minneapolis neit Mar; men Sonic
renien / 1911 pil beitemme ct per
manent Steo for Sfolen.
Sire 8erioner Tom tilifooe
Sort Dodge iioite nge, en- maaife
.0poelig, pe6 at bline faltet uo af Ell
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-24
Uplifting / 9etroit, @ie5.

Monoag @ften aa611eoes Ell Snou=
ItrtuOltilling / Detroit, Micb., pe6 at
Ernii0ent 5oft trptfe6e paa en- @nap
t @albington ser ito0 / 6orbinoeIie
n1eo Ell Signalfloffe / Detroit. 5
lalnme 9ieblif teu6tes Sulin6er al
eleftriife 9ps / Detroit lo11gs Safer
ne. n0itillin9en liges at bore Sen
lterite / lin Mrt> Ser nogenlin0e far
p@ret anltillet al en- enfelt 8p. Ser
er anbragt / 2 fampemeslige 8pg-
1inger tnt pes Open, og l1oltilliugs=
gieni tanoene er pl1roereoe til 1H
Willion Collars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-24
Dtseouf1n.

- So6u Goburn, Sober til for
be1p9rer1oe @epreientant Sronf IS.
eobltrll, opoe 1iOite ltge / @elt So
lem. Mf0poe, Ser blep 80 Star gatn-
MEL por Ell al Sc fprlte @ettlere paa
Ggnen og bar MeOlem al 8eltprel.
len for Observation-Disclosures I Gbico=
60 / 1898.
Siolte 6reOog fonotes to Sig
/ Nl'rff 6repf. ct 1imo Rnnhfdh NOR
superior. Set par en- Is Mar gam-
mel Eige, Mau0 @rigbt, og en- urg
Mano fra @r0ior, Glen Cameron.
9a fan iiges at 6obe frelniot Srus-
Ter mos &igen, n1e11er man, at fer
foreligger Mor0 pg Selpmoro.
= Stotsfosierer 81. $. 0ubl oq
fans Spn @tltor blep li0ite l1ge an
bol0te / Ma0iion og lat UNDER Mn=
floge for at bape lat for iterf Sort
pau 0eres Mutomo6tl. 9a oe pi6ne-
oe, at Moaleren poa 0eres Mutomo.
Bill bite, at Sc fj9rte me6 en- @oltig-
be0 al fun otte Mil / 5imen, b1et
Mnflagen moo &asiereren for fo1
burtig Mrtomobilfj6rlel afpiit.
gn merfelig Moroiog mos
Sloac Sill er for &etten / superior
Sill er a1rfloget for at bape itl1ffe:
Sobn Mnoerion / ct Saloonilags
maal. Set mGrfelige er, at Sill
life brl1gte anoet Gooben enb Ell
S%obafspibe. Mn0erlon blep in01og
poa @oipitolet og 6poe al 8lo6for
gtftning: Sill bolot lig ifjltlt Ell
lang Sis, men blep 'en6elig paagre
ben. Oct bite fig, at Eiben bar for
lpnet mes en- Staalipi6s, ser bar be
regnet netop til iaaoont 8rug.
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Seller @il6elms spsbou.

9en tpife Seller, bpis &elbreo /
SEN li0ite Sio bar gipet Mnle6ning til
megen 9efpmring, er itaoig UNDER
2egebebunoling / &otsoom. Sans
bsire &ne, / builfet ser bur peret en-
5pnlit, bliper bebon0let meo Mas=
luge, m'en 9agerne frpeter for, at
set er en- &reftifaoe, iom er 11bel-
.bre6elig. &eiieren iiees at bore /
FIJI @roo irritobel o9 panFelig at
omgaaes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-24
CUE 0dren op!

2l,f 0prel1 Up % la0 2l1ften ms!
Meo Suit CT frp0et Sen lime GinO;
Snnn1crers @luoe bur nuel0t Jig
til @inl It,
bpor 0pren CT ooben, Sen bol0er lin
2uf 9pren op!
Sllf Spreu op % los Solen ms!
Gems Snil far Size for tltnge Sin0;
Negnoruoben ifiunfer Sen GILL
bets @la11s,
giar Soorernes Dug til Ell Nerle-
2uf 9pren pp.
2l1f Gpreu Up til sim Sipl, -
las ms
bpibaorr1e Sonfer al noelt Spino!
ga mpones oerinoe / Gus og @raft
Ell 6rl1gt langt rerere e11o @rre>
Taft. -
2uf 9pren op!
2l1f 9prel1 op til Sin @%i9rtepraa,
at &iGrligbeos 9uo fan Snogang
foa!
9a ifabes / Sinoet en- @oIig ifjer,
buor 6reoens gngel fan bpele /
Son! -
2ltf 9pren op!
&aa 9onlf pes
Sbos. q. Sisbolm.
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Mooeu % Silieloet.

Me0ens mango Mp0er er Neiultu-
tet al lange og fresne lagfpn0ige
Operpeieller> ct Ser anore, ser op=
ltaar De0 ct rent Silfgloe, og mers
felig nof ct set mango @ange Sc lio-
tie, iom life Blot bar Sen lenglte
2epeti0, men lom otter og otter
fommer igien.
Sen MI laa alminoelige og pirte<
Zig fle0elige Maabe meo at lpgge ct
8aano giennem &aaret ifpl6es iaa=
leoeS Stlfel0et og Sen / lin Sio for
i'm Sfipnbeo laa bere1nte Briniesie
Sc 2amballe. Brinlesien bapoe paa
en- Sagt / @eriailles tabt lin Sat, og
for at boloe li0t paa @aaret, tog
FUN ga lit 5trpn1pebaan0 og fnptte=
Sc Set ON @ope0et mes en- @leife
paa 0en enc SIDE. Set fle6te benbe
iaa u0m9rfet, at ale @offets 3D.
mer nei tie Dag m90te meo 8oano
ON &uoret, og iioen er 0enne Mo6e
meo Mellemrl1m ita6tg buffet frem
igiel1.
Otter 5igen6e ifal set bore Dron-
ming Mleran0ra al England Ser =
ligele0es pe0 ct Silfel6e - fom til
at inof6re Ban0ebaaret. Gn Sag
meoeus bum enonl1 bar Yrinlesie al
@aleS> ifl1l0e bun til en- ltor Geit, og
Sfpnoingen TOM ben6es &ammer.
iomfru til me0 en- for be6 &relle,
iafs at bra1r0e benoes Gorbaar.
&ammerjomfruen blep uoe al fig
lelp al 8orfer6elie> men Briniesien
fanot bl1rttg paa &aa6 og bg6 ben=
oe fltppe @aaret fort. r9et Ter life
laa oaarli9t no, og Ser er life an
oct at giere." &ommeriomfruen
gior0e set, og set fle6te Briniesien
laa glimrenoe, at set life bore6e
mango Gage, in0en ollie engelife Da-
mer bau0e flippet 6eres &aor pao
famine Maa6e.
&eiierin0e @ugenie im6 fgrt ion
befien0t mango Mo6er, mer1 set mo.
reoe ben6e at bore toneangtpen0e |
oenne &etning, og bun ttlbrogte Dag
Zig mango Siner me6 at n6pgnie
r1De Soeer og prppe npe 6arpeim:
me1ltillinger. @n enfelt Mo6e ifabte
bum bog lr6en at bloc al set - SET
bar after Silfnl0et, iom Dor poo
Spill.
&eiierin6en ifnl6e til ct fort Bol
I Sl1ilerierne, og meoens @ammer,
iomfruen begte0e ben6es 9rogt
iom bar ct @t6u16er at @fignbe0 oa
&oitbarbeo, tog BUN en- 6laife @or.
fume og lt9nfebe ODER fig. Sil iir
Hnolel laa BUN, at 8orfumen efter'
LOS itore Nletter paa set luftige SpiI
ge1 pil6e bum ng6ig fle6e Tia ON
ga BUN netop bar l9rlig %in6taget
lin npe Dragt. SUM- ioa Jig ON, o.
ben6es 8lif falot poa en- 8oie mel
&oier; BUN fit ga Sen soc at las,
&amneriomfrue bette &oier ODER 81
pRrite Bletter. 9enne Iepenoe @or
11iture iaa be0aarer6e us % bao6l
til 6blge, at ollie Damer 8er6er
ODER inoen ret lenge betragte0e 0e,
JON en- Meopen6igbe6 at impffe De
J reg 8altoiletter meo 8lomfter.
Ms3sssf SE4M H5akssss8
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-24

Agenter for uure Bpser us 8late
iamt nSanife / Mmerifa".
9. &. Stcianicn,
Splcr, Mtinn.
s. 6. Heterien,
272 8nrniise Ct,
8ortlan0, Crs.
s. 5. Glamien,
1888 Saeuma Mpe.,
Saeuma, @aib.
@ans 9ulocn Scnicn.
Mil,uantcc, @is.
Sucr @anicn,
Omaha % Su. Smaba, Mcbr.
Council BLUFFS, Su,ua.
Gmil MnScricn,
@pan % Sme9n, Mimm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-24
Q%u6er6u(o(e- Smitten.
Menneifet iclp CT sen farligite Gmit=
tebrrcr.

&aa 6oranleoning al nplig af690e
&obert &oob fat Set feiierlige 5un6=
beosraa0 / Splflan6 1a6et foretoge
ltnOerlpgeller ODER Sen &olle, Mel=
fen ipiller iom 5preoer al Suber-
fuloie blan0t Mennelfer. Ser blep
inOiomlet Materiole til @elpsning al
Spgrgsmaalet / 6 al Spifla10s it9r-
lite Stoter, nemlig Ereusien, 8apera,
Socblen, @iirten1berg, 8aOen og
SEES en. &reosoprlegerne / 0isie
Stoter fit &ooleg ONT at gipe nejag=
tige Splpsninger ON 6e Sill 9loe,
bpor bepislig Malf fra &eer me0
Dpertl1berfuloie bar blepen np0t al
Mennelfer, og &re0slegerne fit Ser
efter Mrn1oOnin9 ON at %un0eri9ge,
bpilfen S110flp0elie Mp6elien al Mel=
fen bap0e babt paa Sc paagieloenoe
Eerloner. Maor 5unobe0sraa0et ie-
11ere fit &apporter, los bette bpert
enfelt Silfel0e un0eripge poanp.
S Marene 1905-1909 tn0gif ser
Meo6elelie til gaa6et ON 113 utoipl>
iomme Stlfeloe al Dpertuberfuloie
og ONT, at 62S &erloner bab6e npot
Mulf al 6isie 4per, iom ofteit / len=
gere Sis. S Al al Sc 113 Silfel0e
ongapes Melfen at bore fogt, fer=
ems Sen bleu npot, / Sc gprige SO
Silfeloe par M9lfen fort9ret uraa"
al ialt 800 Yerloner Wporaf Isl
8prn, 200 Gofsne, 8 11oen Mloers-
ongipelie).
gf 6isie $50 Eerioner blep fun 2
utpipliomt imitte0e meo Sl1berfulole
pe0 Np0elien al Melfen, / begge
Silfel0e 8ern benbolospis 1 og 1h
Mar gamle. = sos begge 8grn bar
set &olsfirtlerne> ser par angrebne,
% Sc 8ociller, Ser iiolereoes ira SIS
lie &irtler, bite Jig at bpre til @peg-
tppen (9en booine Sppe). 8grnene
leper 0og en0nu og far u0piflet Jig
normalt.
S begge Silfeloe por Dpertleber=
fulolen meget uobre6t og 8grnene
bopoe facet Sen ipge Melf / bele Sc
res 2epetio, fun opipe0t mes @elf
fra en- Juno So. 9e pprige Samilie-
meolemmer, bporiblanot bar @ern /
3--t2 Mars Mloeren> bop6e ogiaa
lpiit og 6ruffet lau1me 5lags Melf,
lrEen at oenne bar fogt eller opbar=
met. Men ollie 0isie forblep iun0e.
6oruoen 0isie to Silfel6e, bpor
st fan aniees bepilt, at 5mitten nor
pperfert beo Welfen, Dor Ser IL
Si(inl0e, bnor ser fun6e bore Mis=
tanfe, men ON 6enne bar begrun0et
fun0e life ofgiares. Sgiao / oisie
S;lfal0e bar set @alsfirtlerne, ser
Ipalmeoe op og gao M%nleoning til
Gf!stonfe. Men bos 6em olle fun6c
ingen l1opifling al Spg0ommen TOM
%ltateres, og 2egen maotte 6erfor
triple ONT &igtigbeoen al Sen f6rlte
S%gg0omsbei temmel lie.
8eorbejoeren al Set itore Moteria=
lie M. @eber) l%ll,tter lin &e0e9ierelie
meb fplgen0e l10talelie:
Sen 6are, ser trl1er Men1elf ebe6en
peo MD6elien al @elf % Melfepro=
butter fra &eer mes Overwhelmingly (,
er meget ringe / Sommenligntng
me0 SEN 6ore, iom ct Menneife, Ser
lioer al 2l1ngetu6erf1lole, bere6er
fin Smgipeller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-24
l6oAcres Farm tilSalg.

En- ekstra fin 100 Acres Farm til Salg, kun
/ Mil fra NIilaca, Mile q Co. Mimi, so
Acres ryddet og Resten af Landet err let at
rydde: der findes en- hel Del Gaynt0n1mer
paa Landet ;Jordsn1onnct er sort MUD over
Lerunderlag: Landet ligger flint og er til
lire en- udmarket Farm. hvorpaa enhver
Sod af Jorden er brugbar;. Grgsgangen er
in%dhegnet med ct tretraads staaltraads,
,egn. Et ekstra godt pa;a6
under Huset 1sx2s: Huset er bygget af bed
,te- Sort Materialer og eri god Stand. En-
rod Staldbygning, bygget tor Aar siden
and SAINT en- Bak som lober igjennem
sarmen og holder Wand aade Winter og
,21n1ner; Farmer ligger ved en- go goa HeJ,
Hvis De kommer nd at Sc paa Farn,en vii
De fnde den som her %otntalt. Prisen er
kaar. Husk paa, at vi betaler ale Hotel
udgifter for vore Kunder under deres OPP
hold hos os for at Sc paa Farmer, hvad en-
Op1vSnin o. ti1SkriV $500
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-24

Maar Sc fplscr mes / bette 8Iaa
fra gn0e til anoen, fra rge til uge.
lfal Sc life englte 9em for, at Sc
life fplger meo / Sioen. Set ierger
9laoet for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-24

sereren: "@Dem bur ffrepet
Din stiI Sense"
Sens: Set bar Saoer!r
Sareren: "Soao, bar ban ifreoet
oct alt lammen?"
Sens: r@ei leg maatte bjelpe
boml~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-24

sfrip efter &rppennmre at bette
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w I~lel!pgltueI, VI uel ~llueHluT Del
1p &tgeS @ren0i er er fire @ange
laa mango Megre JONI bpi0e> ser lig-
ger / ielue 0enne @ien0sgjerning cit
ltGrf Spfororing til 8oerne os> eng
lg10erne ON at 6ol6e lammen. 90
Der oil 10 oglaa melOe Jig andre Sp=
goper, JONI begge Starter er lige In
teresiereoe / at fao en- beloig $685.
ming paa.
M(t / alt maa Set iiges, at sen
gjorte 9e9pn0elie loper go0t for
6re1nttoen. Sngen funoe for faa Mar
ltoe11 bdbe onet, at Ser in6enfor en-
tort Siosperio0e niloe fl1nne naaes
laa blot &etning al Samarbeioe
mellem Sc binan6en fjenoife Tolfe-
Dele t set at &rigen barge6e 2ano.
Gngelif Statsmanosfunit far bee
gbet EFT Storoaao. Mor tenfe Tia,
bpor0an set MI piloe bope let us ;
SDoafrifa, bpis Ereusierne % fife
Gnglenoerne bop0e bapt Operberre-
ogmmet / Bette 2uno! Ser piloe
6ape berifet ct imaaligt prensiiit
Spangsberre0amme, bpor Ser mi Ell
engelif 6ribeo. 8%reusierne mongler
nemlig al6eles gnglanoernes Sillil
til 6ribeoens oporagen0e Magt.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05

Mrs Roger Walrath has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Henry Frasher, of Viola.
w. S. Cubbage, of Viola, is spending
some time with Wilmington friends.
Miss Bessie Harnett has been spending
few days with her parents at Hartly.
Miss Hettie Dempsey will return to
Dover this week, after completing a course
at a business college here.
Miss Sarah William has returned to
Chester. after visit to friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NIorford and son
have been spending a few days with Mrs.
Thomas Downes and family at Marcus
Hook.
Miss Mamie MCGOWAN, of Upland, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
George Williams spent Sunday with
friends in Chester.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierson have been
visiting friends at Chester this week.
Nevm Clowney has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. William Reed, of Upland.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
HOUSEHOLD NOTES
BY Maude E. ciIley.


Coffee pots and teapots in which
borax water is boiled two or three
times a week are purified and entirely
free from musty taste and order
When anything has burned in the
double boiler. instead Of replenishing
the steamer part with hot water, use
cold water for the same effect.
Vaseline rubbed into the eyebrows
win make them grow heavier and dark
err. For the same reason it should
never be rubbed anywhere else on the
face.
To remove the odor of fish and onions
from pans, wash in good suds, then
place pan inverted over the flame Of
gas range or put i'm hot oven for a
few minutes
To warm over oysters left from pat
ties, add a little milk and little fresh
seasoning and heat them i'm a small
saucepan in a vessel of boiling water
Cut a couple of pieces about an inch
long from an old garden hose and slip
them over the fannets, and you will
save many hicks in china and such
things.
Bites Of insects as we'll as summer
rashes will cease TO give pain if bathed
in borax water. and it is also quite
eficacious in curing burns, scalds and
wounds.
When without ice and desiring 10
make pies in warm weather, measure
the required amount of lard and cold
water and beat them together until the
lard is cooled.
Bicycle cement will repair holes in ice
bags but should not be used for hot
water bottles. Nothing short of vul-
canizing will repair the latter so as
to resist hot water.
If you have not a fish kettle and
strainer for boiling a fish whole, try
the expedient of placing the fish on
a plate and putting theplate AMI all on
a piece of cheesecloth.
When the hands get hot and uncom-
/ Portable moist it is a good idea to wash
them in hot water and then rinse them
/ in cold water to which a dessertspoon'
| ful Of borax has been added.
When milk is burned. pour it at once
/ into a pitcher and stand it in a basir
of cold water until it is cool. when fl
will be found TO be quite free from thu
burned smell and taste.
A delicious salad is made by par
ing large, sweet peaches. Cut a sec
ton from the top Of each and care
| fully remove the stone; fill the cavity
with mayonnaise and serve in lattic'
i cups.
Never put tomato salad Jelly TO hard
en- in a tin or iron vessel. The aci,
of the tomato acting on the tin give
a disagreeable taste, and the blacl
pan is likely 70 leave a rim around tn
| mould.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05

find them TO be all the doctor claims
them TO be. Peruna cured me of inter
nal cstarrh when my doctor could not"
Headache and Weak Back.
Mrs. Emma Green, 913 Jason St,
Room Z. Denver Col. writes:
"Peruna has been a great blessing
to me. I suffered agonies with severe
headaches and weak back and could
hardly drag myself around
"A friend who was visiting me was
taking Peruna for the same trouble
and induced me to try it. l soon found
that was being helped and i'm less
than three weeks I felt like a different
woman and in four months ] was well.
Peruna certainly gave me strength.
Il consider it an ideal woman's
remedy"
Systemic Catarrh.
Mrs. Augusta Pauline Ochs r. F. d.
., North English, Iowa, writes:
Il took Peruna over three years.
suffered from systemic catarrh and
had pains in my right side so I could
hardly do my housework.
Il am 66 years old, and am now
doing all my housework. am in the
best Of health and cannot thank Dr.
Hartman enough for his good advice
and medicine
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
Social and
Personal

Clarence zebley has returned from a
visit TO his parents at Bethel
Mrs. Lewis Z. Baldwin and son Charles.
Of Bethel, are the guests of Wilmington
friends.
Mrs Crawford. wife OF the Rev. J. IT,
Crawford pastor Of Central Presbyterian
church. who has been seriously III. is
much improved
George L. Noble. of Atlanta. Ca. was
recent visitor here.
Mrs. Ida Manlove, who was visiting in
this city. has returned to her home at
Frederica.
Mrs. II. NJ Campbell and daughter
Marion, of Newark, have been visiting
Wilmington friends.
Miss Elmira Dawson. of Camden. has
been visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Loose have
been visiting friends in Cheswoid.
Walter Buckson has been spending a few
days with his parents at Leipsic.
Mrs. Susan Stayton and grandson. Stay
ton Jones, Of Leipsic, are tho guests Of
her daughter here.
G.. T. Marvel, Of ST. Jones, was a Will
mington visitor this week.
Mr. and Mrs James Connell were re-
cent auto visitors to Elan.
Miss Margaret Caldwell is confined TO
her home with illness.
Mrs. Emily Norman Lane, of Pictoro,
Nova Scotio, who has been visiting Mrs.
Bessie Palmer Noonan, has returned to
Brooklyn, touring the states before re-
turning home.
Orin J. Wiley. Of Bridgeville, is visiting
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Harris and T. w.
Cleland wero recent visitors in West Ches-
Ter
Misses Fannie Barrett and Ethel Jones,
of Leipsic, have been visiting friends here
Mrs Edward Horn is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Parker, Of Leip-
sic
Mrs. Hattie Kelley is tho guest oi
friends at Pearson.
Mrs. Mary Hutchins has returned tC
Pearson after a visit to friends here.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
Don't Let Your
Piles Grow
Every HemorrhoidaI Ulcer is Fertile
Field for Cancer and Other
Deadly Diseases.
TRIAL PAcKAeE EREE.

Constipation unchecked brings in
hammation, Inflammation begets piles
and piles too often superinduce tumors
of malignant nature.
Piles Cor hemorrhoids) rarely kill,
but they cause more agony I'm few
minutes than much more serious trou-
bles.
They are easy to cure if you so at
it right
An operation with the knife is dam
gerous, agonizing, and rarely a perma-
nent success.
There is Just one way to be cured
one sure way. painless and privately
and that is with Pyramid Pile Cure.
We mail a free trial package to all
who write.
It win give you instant relief. and
start you well on the way TO a per-
feet cure.
Then you can get a full-siezd box
from any druggist for 30 cents, and
often one box cures.
Insist on having what you call for.
just send your name and address TO
Pyramid Drug CO.. % Pyramid Build
ing, Marshall, Mich, and receive free
by return mail the trial package in a
plain wrapper.
All druggists. so cents. Write today
| Tor = free packaee
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
Kidney and Bladder Trouble.

kidney and Bladder Trouble.
Mrs jackson Hadley, Esopus, n. Y,
writes:
1T is with the greatest pleasure I
write this. For years 1 have suffered
terribly with kidney and bladder
trouble. The pain in my back by spells
was SO great 1 could scarcely stand on
my feet, and such terrible headaches
and pain around my heart and was so
nervous all the time that life seemed
burden to me.
Il paid out a great many dollars,
both for doctors and patent medicines
and no benefit only for the time
one day, looking through a Peruna
almanac 1 saw how many had been
benefited by using Peruna. followed
directions. and after taking four bot
ties of Peruna can stand on my feet
and work all day with comfort. The
pain in my back and head has entirely
left me, and l am not so nervous, and
can say 1 am completely cured from
an kidney trouble"
Internal Catarrh.
Mrs NJ. Z. Seymour. r. Il. d. .,
Bowman Georgia, writes
Il ann ready to speak few words
in favor of Peruna and AIanalin.
II have tried them for nearly every
in of life for myself and family, and
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an right but / do not think it is abso-
mtely true" This is one of the devirs
tricks 10 shake our faith. It is also
a test TO see whether we are true 90
our convictions. What if tho Bible
did apparently contradict itself eat
times. Are we supposed 90 understand
everything that God has set down. our
wisdom is nothing compared with the
divine viii of God
Hope. There are great many def
nitions for this important word but I
will not quote amy.
The true Christians desires 10 see the
salvation of the world, the rcclama-
tion OF "a dear friend, the upbuilding OF
Christs church. aud the gospel spread
over am the world He hopes for an
these things, but does he stop thercY
No. He speaks 20 that orring friend
of his life He points out the result
that is sure TO follow If his friend
continues To live in sin. Then hc
points out that eternal life follows a
life Of godlv living and conservation
TO Christ. When you speak of "a godly
person now-a-days every one turns
back To- the days of the prophets or
to some good old bishop who lived a.
hundred years ago. But there are
thousands of thoroughly consccratod
men and women living to-day who not
only hope for the salvation of the world.
but who are doing all they can by
the grace OF God, 10 bring that thing
to pass. If all protesting Christians
were hoping Christians Of the heavy
calibre what a world we would have.
We would not be ashamed of our rclig-
ion. hut would be making a strong ef-
fort to show what a happy person a
true Christian can be.
Charity. Charity is love on another
What a great love is Gods To permit
his only son. Jesus Christ. TO come on
earth to suffer and die just TO save
lost world. God is love. The mother
has a very deep love for her children.
Shewould willing risk or give her life
to save those precious children. The
women who do not possess the ma
trenal love for their own offspring are
not TO be respected. Mother love Is
a natural one. Christ said, Love thy
neighbor as thyself" This does not
mean that we are to love only the per-
/ son who lives next door 10 us, but IL
! takes in all mankind Every man Is
our ueighbor. The trouble to-day with
us is that we love ourselves more than
our neighbors. If we truly love Cod
the love Of all mankind is sure to fol-
! low.
The Christian has faith. hope, and
charity. He and these three graces
! are inseparable. He has love. is joy
| full his life is full of peace he is meek
and temperate. When the world scott:
at him and persecutes him he is long
suffering. God is the friend at al
times.
what amazing words of grace
Are in the gospel found;
| Suited TO every sinners case,
Who knows the joyful sound.
Poor. sinful. thirsty. fainting souls
J Are freely welcomed here;
Salvation like a river, rolls
|, Abundant. free and clear.
Come. then. with all your wants an
wounds.
Your every burden bring;
Hero love, unchanging love. abound
I Adeep, celestial spring.
Tho following committee have bee
z appointed by the president for the con
/ ing year:
5 Lookout-Martha NJ. Baugh, chail
!. man; Elizabeth Stafford. Matte Wood
b. mansey. Samuel IT. Reed, John Rey
bold. Lillian Moore.
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Christian EndeaVor
News.

The most important graces OF a
Christian are faith, hope, and charity.
The greatest Of these is charity. All
of these must belong to a true lover
and follower Of Jesus.
Faith To become a Christian one
must have faith. faith in Jesus Christ.
one of the definitions given by Web
stcr for faith is belief. AS Christians
we believe in the doctrines taught by
Christ when ne lived here on the earth.
We believe in the Word of God, the
Holy Bible. we believe without doubt
ing that everything it contains is cor
rect. II is not for us TO doubt Gods
Holy Word. So many people so about
saying to their Christian friends, 'Why
the Bible contradicts itself, 1 believe its
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no LEcruRE oN CHILD LAeoR.

owen r.. Loveioy. General Secretary
Of the National Child Labor Commit
tee, viii lecture at o'clock tomorrow
evening az the New Century Club on
tho topic, whit the Child is Worth TO
the State" Tho lecture Is given under
the auspices of the Social Service
Committee of the Club. and is open
to the public without admission charge.
Mr.. Loveioy will assist in organizing
a Delaware Child Labor Committee.