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Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR

A. L. s: To be sure, health and
beauty go hand in hand. Indigestion
and sluggish liver cause impure blood,
which in turn breeds ugly blotches.
pimples and skin eruptions, aeeompan-
led often by depression, snelaneholia
and headaches These may be all re
moved by the judicious use of a simple
homemade system-tonic and blood pu-
rifier. made as follows; Dissolve one
ounce of kardene and one-h half cupful
of sugar in one-half pint alcohol mot
whiskey), then add enough hot water
to make a full quart of the remedy.
Take a tablespoonful before each meal.
arouses a torpid liver, purifies the blood
and gives tone to the whole system. ny
n natural process the complexion is
cleared, the tired feelihg' vanishes, and
energy and enjoyment of life return,
Mrs. o.: You can make your eye
brows grow thick and glossy by apply
ing pyroxin with tinger-end. For stubby
eye-lashes, apply pyroXin with thdnib
and foretineer. This makes .athem grow
long and eurly.3 BE careful, /. however.
and don't get pyroMn where. no hair Isl
wanted. ---
A. b. c.: Bleaching the hair win not
remove it. Make thick paste withi
powdered delatone and water, Spread on
hairs not wanted, then after two or.
three minutes rub Off, wash the skin.
and the hairs are gone. This simple
treatment will Danish thea most stub
born growth and does not iniure even a
sensitive skin.
G. r. A.: 1t may be ali right to use
dry shampoo powder where you are
very careful to brush out all of the
powder; otherwise it will clog up the
pores in the scalp and cause dandruH,
the very tnlng you should avoid. To
Keep your hair looking bright and heal
thy and make ii stay in curl you must
not use a shampoo that contains free"
alkali, as soaps and most shampoos do
Dissolve a teaspoonful of canthroX In
cup of hot water and you have a sham
poo that can't be eXcelled, 1t viii re-
move all excess oil and dirt and 1eaye
your scalp free from irritation. This
shampoo dries quickly without causing
streaky, faded patches in the har. Vt
will make your hair soft and fluffy so it
will stay up and look nice without the
use of a hair net or veil.
Doris: If you wish to make grease
less complexion cream-i Jelly that will
quickly clear your complexion of ffeck-
les, tan and sunburn without the neces-
sity of several months treatment, You
can easily prepare it at home by mix
ing together an ounce of aImozoin, two
teaspoonfuls glycerine and one-half pint
cold water; stir briskly and let stand
over night Where applied frequently
you will find this an excellent cream for
removing wrinkles blackheads freekles
roughness and other skin blenishes It
will leave the skin smooth clear and
velvety. and is matchless preparation
for .massaging and reducing the size of
large pores In the skin,
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New Creature and filled with the Spirit,
and thoroughly furnished unto every
good work. by knowledge of tie
Word of God.
1t must have beer difficult matter
} for our tertl in. teaching, to follow
the rule which lie gave 10 Ills diciples,
; namely 20 she wise IS 4 serpent ana
harmless as dove" Appreciating
the Divine plan fully, completely, He
must frequently have had yearning
desire to tell His beloved followers
more of the mysteries and deep things
sof the Divine Plan than they were
able to appreciate.
''Spirit and Life" Words.
Now our. text: "The words that |
speak unto you, they are spirit and
they are life" Here was another en-
deavor 10 impress His dear disciples
with the thought that they should not
take HIS words TOO literally, but
should look for the deeper meaning.
Furthermore, they We're TO remember
that tlleyacould not expect to get that
deep meaning until after the Master s
aasoension, as He said 1T is expedi-
emit for you that l go away; for if l
x
conletunto You; but il go away / will
send Kim unto yous" for the Holy
Spirit was not yet given, because Je-
sus was not yet glcrified. John XVI.
z; VII. 50.
Jesus was not glorified because His
-slorifieation would not take place I'M
all HIS resurrection and in a fuller
sense until His ascension to the Most
Holy on High, there to appear in the
presence Of God on Cur behalf--to
make application OF the merit of His
sacrifice for those who have conse-
Grated to walk in His steps
The Masters words were words or
life" "a the sense that they conveyed
the great Message of the terms upon
which we may have everlasting life
ard become Ills joint-heirs. Although
the Apostles explain the philosophy oil
the Divine Plan in great detail. more
Than did Jesus, yet in His sayings We
find the very essence or kernel of the
Gospel. Nowhere are the terms of dis
cipleship more carefully lald Gown
than in Jesus words, because the dis
ciples could understand what would,
be the meaning of self denial, cross
bearing, and Walking in His steps
even ii they could not understand the,
philosophy of justification, sancti1c9--
ton. election and Divine foreknowl
edge.
From Jesus words more clearly
than from any others we get tile
thought of the water OF life, ana
how it is now in His followers
.springr of truth, grace and everiast-
ing life. Nowhere else do we more
clearly get the general statement that
the Father hath life in Himself, ana
hath granted unto the Son lie IN
Himself. and that He might share this
life with Hiss disciples Thus, as st.
Paul says, the words Of this salvation
in which we rejoice began to be spok-
en- by our Lord 1t is He also thal
declared that He brought life and I'M
mortality to light, thus distinguishing
between the general reward OF ever
lasting lift to be given to the Woria,
and the special reward to be granted
10 the Church.
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DlN TE$fAriENT INES
II[lBRWNIYN D
EllABERNACIF
.BlELF STUDIES.
TEACHING az PARALLELS ONLY.
Matthew xiii, 81, 35-Sept. 20.


THE fcrGs that | speak unto you,
they are spirit anu they are life
John - g
Today,s lesson declares. "Aii these
things spakc Jesus unto the multi
tudes Ii parallels, aud without q par
able spaae He not unto them; that 1t
might be fulfilled which was spoken
hy the Prophet. ] will open Ny
mouth in parallels; l will utter things
which have been kept sectet from the
foundation Of the world"
!. Ritle students and Bible scholars
have generally expressed surprise that
the Great Teacher, in harmony with
the abof Scripture spoke always to
the people III symbolic language, dark
sayings, The meaning OF which they
rarely understood. y notheF Scripture
informs us that the reason was that
the true iaFitatiun was not intended
for The ordinary multitads. but mere
ly for the corsecrated.-
Thsse Tuho accepted the Lord as the
Savior, and who took upoa themselves
the required vow af faithfHlaess in
walking in His footsteps unto death,
were grnntod special embellishments;
as it is written. ITO you it is given
to know the mystery of the Kingdom
of Heaven, but to outsiders these
things are spoken in parallels, that
they might not see and understand. ;"
The simple explanation of the mat
ter is that an understanding of spir-
itual things would do harm rather
than good TO those not spiritually be-
gotten-to those not fully consecrated
to the Divine viii. But with the views
we once entertained, and which are
voiced by all the creeds of the Dark
Ages. none OF the explanations would
he tenabe. BECAUSE. according to those
creeds. only tile Elect arc to be saved,
all the non-eleet are to be lost, and the
Eject would be the only ones permit
ted 70 understand the things pertain
ing.to the Heavenly calling.
The entire matter is clarified when
we recognize HE difference between
the salyation Of The world to the hui
man nature, during Messiah's reign of
! a theqsalid Years. and the. salvation
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provided for the Elect, called during
this Age, and specially instructed and
guided with the view of their making
Their calling and election sure.
The Apostles Jesus Mouthpieces.
It has been claimed that the doe
trines OF Christianity can be better
CLEANED from the writings of the
Apostles than from the sayings Of Je-
sgs, as reported in the Gospels. There
is considerable truth in this claim,
and the reason IS manifest: namely,
jesus words We're addressed mainly
to the nultitudes. and when He adj
dressed the disciples He could not dis
cuss even with them deep, spiritual
truths, because they had not been be-
gotten Of the Holy Spirit, and there
fore could not understand spiritual
things Jesus Himself declared, Il
have many things TO tell YOU, but ye
cannot bear them now"
after We Were Illuminated"
st. Paul gives the key in one of his
Epistles, saying, After that ye were
Illuminated, We endured a great fight
of Affections" Hebrews y. 40 The
illumination received was the beget-
ing of the Holy Spirit This has been
true with respect TO all the members
of the Body OF Christ throughout this
Age. Each enc presenting his body a
living sacrifice has been accepted by
the great Advocate, and presented as
a part of His own Offering; and then
the offerer has been begotten OF the
Holy Spirit to be a New Creature in
Christ.
1T is to these New Creatures that the
statement is made, All things are
YOURS. for We are Christ's, and Christ
is Gods. 1t is to these the Bible has
promised. He will show you things
70 come" 1t is these that are TO be
guided :nto all Truth as it shall be-
come due 1t is for these that the
Word OF God is a Storehouse, from
which things both new apd old are
TO be produced under the Spirit S
euidanee, as they become meat in due
season to the s'household of faith.
Babes In Christ and Men.
Along the same line We note the fact
that even the spirit begotten New
Greatness must make progress in their
apprecia ton of spiritual things me
Apostle urges such that "As new born
babes they should desire the sincere
milk of the Word, that they might
grow thereby" And the growth is
necessary il they would attain joint
heirship in the Kingdom; hence the
Apostle again urges that each seek
not to continue a babe, hut TO become
man. and 10 use the strong meat
OF Divine Truth BY becoming a
man. he is sanetified. developed as a
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Il. b. S: Although gray hair is some
times caused by worry, it is generally
due to a diseased scalp as indicated by
such symptoms as the dandruff, itching
scalp and brittle falling hair of which
you speak. To restore your scalp TO
healthy condition, first keep it clean by
weeks with canthrox. then massage the
scalp, using a good quinine hair-tontc.
You can prepare the tonic yourself by
adding one ounce of quinzoin to a half
pint of alcohol mot whiskeyl. and
half-pnt of cold water This is much
better than most ready,prepared hair
the hair coarse. sticky or t"stringy." 1t
will remove the dandruff and stop your
/ hair from. coming out. You will find 1t
an ideal dressing for the hair and very
refreshing to an itching scalp.
LIB, M D.: Do not .let your superfiuous
bfiesh worry Nqu..- Even though You have
sbfGt aa ayy 99lags tsynF sdrsRt So O.
them defnsu IA bit OF good. & want you
who zen. me i did, Wonders for them
drug store, Dissolve Il a in Is pints f hot
water e ANA aad take tabiesboonnfl ' few few
minutes before each meal. 1t is harm
without necessity for dieting or strenu-
Gus exercising. f-
Mary f.: BY devoting Just a little time
tdcH Gay TO the care your complexion,
YOU can ward off the marks of APP
preaching age and have the same attrac-
tive, youthful looking features as your
younger friends. Use a good, greaseless
ompleXion-cream fsee answer to Dor
risl. and instead of cloggfng up the
pores of your skin with face powder
get a dependable lotion and, use it en-
clusively. You can make such a lotion
by buying four ounces of spurmax at
Your druggists and dissolving il in one
half pint witch hazel or hot water; then
add two teaspoonfuls glycerine and
when cold, apply freely to your face
neck and arms. This lotion is inexpen-
sive and unequaled as a -beautifier
1t does not rub off or show like face
powder, and You will find 1t excellent for
removing that shiny, muddy look from
your skin find il good for removing
and preventing freckle~, skin pimples
and any unnatural sllin-roughness.
b. w: If my eyes continually had
that tired, overworled feeling you saw
yours do. I would lose no time getting a
good tonic for them NY eyes were in
clined TO be weak but I keep them In
good condition by using a simple mex
pensiVe remedy made by dissolving an
ounce OF crystos in a pint of water A
few drops In each eve occasionally will
readily relieve Inflammation and make
ones eyes bright and sparkling. Try
this and | am sure you Will not need to
wear glasses. 1t is a splendid tonic for
weak, watery eyes, also formulated lids.
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Newbro's Herpicide IS just the sort
of 4 preparation that always appeals
to lady of refinement and cultured
tastes. There is nothing that can
take its place. There is nothing just
like it. nearly like it or Just as
good"
Newbro's Herpicide in soc. and s1.o9
sizes is cold by all dealers who guar
antee it to do all that is claimed. II
you are not satisfied your money will
be refunded.
Send 10c. for booklet and sample
to The Herpicide Co, Dept r, Detroit,
Mich.
Applications obtained at good bar
Der shops.
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IF HER HAIR is BEAUTIFUL II IS :.
PRETTY CERTAIN She USES HERPlClDE

If ladies coculd knox and appre-
clate what delightful hair dressins
Newhro,s Herpieide is, they would all
have it on their dressing tables. Il
is stiie most exquisite toilet article
ever usedeana at the same time one
Of the most essential.
IN order to have beautiful hair
every lady should regularly apply
Herpicide to her hair and scalp. This
destroys the dandruG germ. BY it
the scalp is kept clear OF dandruif
and the hair stops falling.
Herpiclde is iree from grease, does
not stain or dye and possesses an ex.
ceedingly delicate and pleasing odor
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KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE.

Rev. Henry E. Dunnack of Angus
IA will hold services at the Old South
church at 3 p. NJ. Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet, Wednes-
dav. with Mrs. orren Gowel-
s Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith of Mon
month were guests of their sister, Mrs.
]. e. Tilson and family, Monday ana
Tuesday.
Mrs. Austin Kinney and sons Ed
win and Joseph returned, Monday,
from a two-weeks visit with relatives
in. New Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Pinkham OF
Cambridge. Mass, returned home,
Tuesday, after passing two weeks
with relatives in Litchfield, West Car
diner anu Belgrade.
A fine meeting OF the Ladies Ala
was held Wednesday, with Mrs j.
n. Penney. Fourteen members were
present A pleasant afternoon was
passed and goodly amount of work
was accomplished. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
NORTH-B C. Bickford was in
Benton, Burnham and Skowhegan,
Saturday and Sunday buying live
stock of all kinds, to ship to Brighton.
Mrs Alice Clark of Augusta is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Teb-
belts. of this place.
Arthur Alexander, proprietor of the
Camps here, has had a very success
full season. M o5 l4E4 a Is
Harry alexander had the misfor-
tune 10 lose a vaiuSbe colt, recentlr;:y I
ssaGg hnoWAYNE n8los i61s
NORTH WAY Nr.--fhe lieavS bstt
TING IN the election of the Governor
elect is, being made good by tne psasf
ties Who are tn pay. Saturday last u
8 Z. NJ, c. NJ. Lovejoy entered the
village here with his one1wheeles
Democratic barouohe elaoorately dec
grated with the Stars and Stripes and
drew up at II. ID. Nason's store end
awaited the arrival of b. F. Maxim
who he conveyed to the bridge sai
return, then to the home of George
Hall, and return to the starting point
where Mr.. Maxim alighted, amid
hearty cheers fram the large crowd
Mr.. Maxim received some fine bou-
quets from the Indies. He is a strong
Hainas and Burleigh man, a veteran
&c years Of age, was in % battles, new
er answered a sick call, and only re-
ceived a very slight wound. Mr.. Love
joy is veteran. 20 years of age, was
more unfortunate, as he lost hand
Both are in fair health and are seer
on the street, every day.
Mr.. Lovejoy won a bet on the ma
jority of Mr.. Haines election. Mr.
Maxim having to furnish cigars fol
the crowd.
Mrs. q. Wood of Livermore Falls
a guest of Mrs. Mary Hutchins, has
gone to Readfield to visit Mrs. Il. F.
Pulsifer.
H. H. Pulsifer of Harrison was q
recent visitor in town.
WINDSOR.
WEST-Miss Edna Pier, "eturned
Tuesday, to her duties at Ha -.
Mrs. Levi Hallowell recently eotar-
tanned Mrs Hannah Merrill, Mrs. Al
len Studley and George Mclaughlin,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Caswell and
| daughter Rachel Mrs. Edward Light
from Washington was a visitor OF
| his daughter, Mrs. Gideon Hallowell
I Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hallowell and fam
! lily passed the week at the Hallowel
| home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Griffin OF
| Bridgewater, Mass, who have beer
| visiting Mr.. Griffin's mother and rel
atives in Windsorville and sister
Mrs w s. Barton. in this place, re
1 turned home, last week.
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Ferdinand, car OF the Bulgars, is a
basso He has voice that appears to
come out of cellar.
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IF CONST!pATED, HfADACHY,
BILIOUS, DIZZY? CASCARETS


bile liver off the
you
a
from VIII head stomach sweet liver and
Don't
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Quinen of Augusta visited here

j. Quinen of Augusta visited here,
Tuesday.
iting his brother, Perley Brown.
Roy Clifford is working for Fred
Turner of SoInerviile.
A large number of the Weeks Mills
people attended the Windsor Fair,
"Wednesday.
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DIED.

GOoDMAN-At the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. Rebccca IL. Eaby: l'3
4 street March 10. 1872, OF general de-
biity Harriet 5 Goodman, widow "f the
late Thomas Goodman. In ber eighty
seventh vcur. Funeral services VIII be
held az The residence Tuesday, March II,
1912. M q. IN. Friends invited. Inter-
mcnt in City cemetery Mrs. Goodman
was 2 native oi England, cmigrating 10
Salt Lake city IN 1862. Mrs. Eaby. her
daughter IS the only surviving relative.
IVGNS-At Lewistown, Mont, March .,
1872. OF general debility. Elizabeth -.
Wins. widow oi the late Anthony Wins.
aged 81 years. short funeral service VIII
hc held at The moruary chapel OF ; NJ.
Taylor * 30. s53 East First South
street. March H. at 1880 IN. Inter
mcnt in city cemetery.
BRIMLEY-At Ceutervilc Utah. March
n. Elizabeth Brimcy. cause of death.
general debility Funeral services Will bc
held In the Firth ward chapel Wednes-
day. March 49, at > p. m. Friends In
vit'd. lntcrmcnt IN city cemetery.
$MITH-lu this city. March II, 1872.
Byard Smith. aged So years. Remains
at O'Donnel * Co.'S Darors. Notice o!
funeral will be given later
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FUNERAL NOTICES

o~7~~~~~-o~~~~~~"~-~-~
WEBB-Thc funeral services az Mrs.
Augusta -. Webb will nc held Wedncs-
day. March rs. 1872. st 80 T. M. at the
residence OF her daughter. Mrs. James
* Sh;iw. $40 t.ast ScconG Sonth street
Intermcur Mount Olivcr cemetery.
ORA NE.Y-'rh.. body of John H. Drsncy
who committed suicide In this city
March To- was shipped last night from
the private psrlurS OF f.bcr w. Han TO
ogden for iuicrmcui.
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or MODERN E'UkS- S-,sSIED ROOMS
with piano and private bath. Reason.
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MOD. 5-ROOM COTTAGE TO RELIA-
bic party for months or more.
Adults only, 3i4 f.. 9Th so. a391
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CLEANING AND DYEING
PAPERHANGING

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Knights OF Pythias.

IINCOLN LODGE NO %. K. oc p
Meets every Saturday evening at d.
% clock * of + hall i42 T. 2rd South:
entrance Linden hcieI H. Il Havenor
G. G: y. o. Garrett. *, OF II. and 6
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DRY CLEANING HAND
Laundry. I5A West South Temple
Phones $3.50 sl39
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GROCERY SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT

>~~O~O~>~O~-~~~~~o~o
HERE. Is SOMETHING HORSEMEN
should know: / am using DR.. Nunn's
Black Oil Healing Compound in my sta
bcs and on my breeding farm. end VIII
say that ] have yet 10 find It's eaua! as
IL stable medicine for alI purposes. u
las saved much valuable racing stock To-
me. Respectfully. {. =. GLOW.
500
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES


BANK. OFFICE BAR AID STORE
fixtures special designs submitted on
application household icfrigeva;ors
caTom and pocket billiard tables bowl
iug alleys and supplies. Brunswick
Bake ColienGcr Co. $50 70 I50 Sc ttn
West. Both phones +52. a40ss
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SEWING MACHINES

~-~~O~-~-~-~~>-~-~-~~>~
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
good work reasonable prices: new and
second hand machines on enSy terms.
The white Is King. 20 West lst South.
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STOVE AID RANCE REpATRs

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE re.
pair Works. Castings made for any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned All makes
Of water jackets for sale We make a
specially OF furnace CRATES and repei-A.
Rear oSi So. State 81. Telephone ilTt
1892
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SECOND HAND STORES

r. r. GIERS & co. CO W SRD so
Second hand goods sold and exchanged
Furniture repaired Bell 9s3. Ind. 1886.
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE AND CARPET
Cleaning Co. l39 T. lst So. Paper
cleaning by experts Both phoneS-gell
i2oS. Ind. SIS. p52i
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CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH TO THANK OTR MANY
friends and relatives and The Salt Lake
polio" and fire department for their
beautiful floral offerings and to the
Woodmon OF the World for tho rcmcm-
branc" OF our husband and brother.
Ml;S. :. X, WOODS.
MRS. NJ. F'lNNt,Y.
CLYDE WOODS. a13SS
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phopeg. N2S
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
CUT FLOWERS


THE LEADING FLORIST. W. W. KING.
21i L. md So. Both phones 81. b29T
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HAT FACTORY

MEMS HATS CLEANED AND
blocked. PenaIna5 speciality. Salt
Lake Ha, Factory. - Z. lst So. Phone
lI-.- bll3s