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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-13

"Clara" writes: 81 nave had a cough
for NV at a year, and fear I shall never
be I'd of it, as it gets worse with every
fresh cold / contract. Gould you give me
a remedy?"
Answer; l can give YOU a remedy that
! am sure will cure you and one that is
4 -]solutoIy harmless and pleasant to
take, Make q syrup with one pint of
graduated sugar and one pint OF holil--
ing water, put on the fire and let it
come to 4 boil, then cool and add the
contents of a , IL %. bottle Of essence
mcntho-laXcnc. which YOU can purchase
at any drug store. and you Will have a
pint Of the finest cough syrup on the
market today. 1t is about eight times
cheaper than ordinary labeled cough
medicines, and will last much longer.
'Narv" writes: Il would like some
thing for Indigestion. | cannot eat and
am cross and irritable all the time, l
fear it will cause appendicitis
Answer: Ask your druggist for tab
let's triopcptine ana take according to
directions. These are pink, White and
blue tablets, and are to be taken morn
ing, noon and night, respectively. This
will cur" your Indigestion and prevent
appendicitis.
Nervous Dorothy writes; ~ have no
appetite whatever. | cannot sleep at
nights and my nerves are in a terrible
condition. Can you tell me what would
help me?'
Answer: The following has helped
thousands who suffer as you DO. Get 5
ozs. syrup of hypophosphites comp. and |
oz. of tincture cadomene Got carda-
mon) and take II teaspoontul before
meals. This tonic viii restore your
nervous system and YOU will be strong
and well within a very short time.
"Enen j." writes: Il am only q
years old and weigh 1870 pounds. l an
short, fat II uncomfortable. | dislike
to 20 i'll company, as feel embarrassed
Can you advise a safe reducing remedy?'
Answer: Anyone who is too fleshy car
safely take 5-grain arb0lene tablets
They are sold by well-StoCkcd druggists
III sealed tubes with full directions fol
use. a pOunu a day. if used regularly
can be taken off.
%. r." writes: please advise some.
thing to take that will cure chronic con,
stipatiUn. | have suffered for years anC
have used many kinds OF pills, but the,
do not cure"
Answer: ! think most of the illness i
caused by chronic constipation. If tn
loiioWinS tablets are taken regularly the,
Wall gradually effect a cure, as the,
stimulate the liver and bowels int,
healthy action. They are packed il
sealed tubes and are called three-grail
%sulpherb tablets mot sulphur tablets
wan full directions for taking. The
will also purify the blood and tone a
t-e entire system, If you are dyspep
tic take tablets triopeptIne. These tw
medicines you Will find in any up to-dat
drug store.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-13

%N: Ze,yzs HaHey *

The questions answered below are gen
eral in character, the symptoms or dis
eases are given and the answers will
apply to any case of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice free, may
address Or. Lewis Baker, College Bldg,
Conegc-Flwood SITS, Dayton, O., enclos-
ing solf-addressed stamped envelope for
reply. Fun name and address must be
given, but only initials or fictitious name
will he used in my W The pres
CTiptions can be filled at any well stocked
drug store. Any druggist can order OF
Wholesaler,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-13

With your blood full of catarrhal infec-
ton, nerves all unstrung, blood lmpov-
erished, headaches, lassitude, pellagra,
hookworm, tape worm, chills and fever
or some other facilitating influence, the
very foundation of health is being Slapped
away by spring hulnors.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-13
Easter and the Passover.

The pastor says that the word,
Easter, occurs Once IN Il common
version of the Bible n is n mis-
trnnslation-it should be Passover.
Easter was a festival honoring the
heather goddess of Spring. The name
was transferred to the Passover cele-
bration of the early church in honor
Of the Lords resurrection. Doubtless
the attempt was to divert the heather
toward Christianity, Keeping the festi-
val, but altering its significance.
Whatever the word meant then, it
stands now to the Christian as the
synonym for the glorious resurrec-
ton of the worlds Redeemer from
death aud the human nature to glory,
honor, Immortality, the Divine nature.
So, said the pastor, the resurrection
of Jesus is the guarantee of the resur-
rection of the church, Which IS His
body 1t also assures US of the
worlds resurrection-that IN oppor-
tunity through Mcssiah's Kingdom is
to come to all mankind, to be recov-
cred from the tomb and from all their
imperfections-mcntal, moral and ply
steal. Only the willingly, in~telligently
| disobedient will ultimately die the sec
ond death, which st. Peter describes
as perlshing like natural brute beasts.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-13

rection coming to the ancient worthless,
who proved their loyalty to God. Gle
brews 11:35). Their reward will be
that instead of being awakened in an
imperfect condition, to rise gradually
with the rest of the world, they will
be awakened in a perfect condition.
Another class that will not share with
the world in the gradual resurrection
is the church-not the nominal
church of mere professors, but the
cal Church of Christ-those who walk
in the footsteps of Jesus to the best
of their ability. This class had their
beginning at Pentecost.
There. through the merit of Christ's
sacrifice, God began the acceptance of
the Elect to be the Bride of Christ,
ioint-heir in His Messtanic Kingdom.
Their special blessing begins by their
being gotten of the Holy Spirit con-
stituting their start as spirit beings.
Thenceforth their portion is to become
dead to all earthly things and alive
to all Heavenly hopes, ambitions, etc.
AS their change of nature began
when they received the Holy Spirit, it
will be completed in tie first resur-
r%ection, when they will be given per-
feet spirit bodies. ST. Paul says,
speaking Of this class, I'VE shall all be
changed: for flesh and blood can
not inherit the Kingdom of God" Il
Corinthians 15:51, 500. This is the
glorious hope set before us in the Cos
pei. Opportunity to gain a part in
this first resurrection is limited to
this gospel age. Only faithful follow
ers of Jesus have any promise of a
share in it,-ReYelatiOn 20:4.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-13
UnbeIief Staggers Some.

Unbelief Staggers Some.
All familiar with their Bible know
well that the doctrine of the resurrec-
mentals. But their faith stagger at
the thought of the resurrection of the
dead, and this leads them to deny the
entire matter. They do not tell us
that they do not believe in the resur-
rcotion of the dead; but they teach
that nobody is dead-that when peo-
pie appear to die they are really more
willing to admit that the really dead
could be brought back to life, they
claim that death Is a transition from a
lower form of life to a higher one.
After one takes this position. the
whole Bible becomes twisted. When
ever we deny the death penalty we
deny the Bible. whether we wish to
do so or not. The Bible does not say
that the soul that sinneth shall ex-
p]erience transition, out THE soul that
sinneth, lit shall die ezekiel 1874,
2O. The Bible does not say that the
wages of sin is transition, but The
wage of sin is DEATH" (Romans 6:23).
God did not say to Father Adam and
Mother Eve, because of your disobedi-
nee 20 shall experience transition,
but, Eye shall surely die Whoever
would be loyal in the Bible must face
this question. If he ~repudiates the
Bible position he gets more and more
into the darkness.
Those who say that death is not
death, must logically ask themselves,
where do those go who seem to die,
but really become more alive? Then
come in human speculations; for the
Bible declares that the lead are dead.
Jesus said, mo man hath assembled
into Heaven" (John 3:13). st. Peter
said that David the prophet had not
assembled to Heaven.-Acts 2:34.
The scriptures declare hat the dead
are asleep waiting for the morning of
the resurrection. The preaching of
the apostles in substance was that
there is nc hope of future life except
by a resurrection of the dead; and that
there could be no resurrection had
not Christ's death made possible the
hope of mankind Corinthians 15:12-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-13
Resurrection of the Soul.

Many Bib students LAY failed to
note that the Bible nowhere speaks Of
the resurrection of the body. Their
error has given color to the argu-
ments of agnostics and others who
point out the unreasonah.eness of sue
a proposition. Thus tie resurrection
doctrine is made to appear absurd,
whereas the Bible presentation is most
logical.
According to science. our bodies are
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-13

Half the people you meet complain of
weary muscles, stagnant brain, tangled
nerves, and q mournful desire to lay
down and just quit. Most of these people
have been using nervines that spasmod-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-13

Tom K" writes: Il have been una
BILE to work for some weeks on account
of rheumatism. What would you ad-
1lsG ~,
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NIiliar0 in Nrnurr.

0cnprr, Gol.. >. 0ejembcr.
Gcnper liegt inter ciuer Sdneebille
non 20 bis - 3oa. 9iah ciuem ge-
tern 2lbeno INT I llbr erloiicncn 9c-
rid)t oca NunOc3 &cttCrbtrcau9 miro
Der Sfnccloll nod cine 3eit lang
Oouern Ter Qon5c Strabenbobn6e-
tricb lit ieit Niittag luterbrod)eu hno
SallienOe, Die iidl in Ger unteren
Staot beiinoen t0uncn nibt nu6 ih
rcn &Obnlm2cn gelangcu. Qie oelt
GCrtebr nit Den &ororten ocrmittelu-
oen 3iigc trciien nit 0rci bis pier
itin0iger &cripdhung ein lmo ole
llebcrlanO5iiac nit elmer GeripGturnA
Don bier bis 5ebu Stllnoen Die bic
ligen 9abncn maden gar feline Der
ilichc, ,3iilC ab}ulaIicn
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Scarn'e 9tndDlai,,

@tclp })orf ,. Gc3cnbcr,
@cprQc }lrnolO N2orn, Der limit per.
ilorbcnc ojroBfaliuumt alnIutGcc1
lmO %biloutbrop. Der 9cltern &ornllt-
tag noh 2IbbnItlm9 elmer einiaden,
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Der Ct ,<ame2 sGpi5topaltirhc al II.
5truBc ulo Mfa0iions2luc aui Dem
@ooOllmnl5rie0boic 5ur lebten 9ube
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Tcirr uon uCrtraucn9luilr0iger Seitc
ucriihcrt murOc mo Die allgemeil
cnpartct uorocn ill., 0cn GroBten Sbell
iciucr &lmIti6dtc oCm Sulnhnnelun
binterInicu EnI 3unnnnenbonN Oa'
nit bicb Is ald, OuB Der 9tahlaB lid)
olli uobc}lI $50, 100000. aIio 0op-
pcit 10 Dicl, luic bi3ber dnaeuommelt
uw0c. belauir lmO ouB mebrerc NliI.
lioucn III uobItG0tiQen ,}medCn ge-
iliiict morOcn icicn Io2 (citnmCnt
DciinOct iid in Der Gbbut BON 6rn.
Mcaru'2 laaaidbriQcm Eripatietret0r
lmO ip0tcrenl iuriitiihcn 9crotbcr
n X lICQh
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(SrObcben in Bern.

2imo, %crlL ). 9ejember. -
@cItern bat mcoerlm Elm itarfe@
GrObebcn in Der @eaeno pom Gbal-
buancu DER 9ouptitaOt Der Frouin5
2Iumariu0 int 1cpartement }lpuri.
mac in iiloIifcn Eerlt, itattgeiun-
ben. Tor ctpa N}onatsfriit muroen
our6 cine 9lu5abl uou @rOltoBeu
Iubenoc uou I0ricrn in oieier @'e-
bir0sqeacnO in 5rimnter gcIegt.
lleber 200 @erioneu famen oajluuot
rnt's Sc6cn. Gin5clbcitcn iiber oa>
1cItriae GrObcben iinO iolueit niht 5lt
erlunaet Ooh miro auaellonmen.
Oob lid elm 2luabruh ciIlcS %ultans.
an oeneu Die ?lnocr 10 reid iino. er.
ei1uct bot oOcr unuitteIbur beoor-
ltcht
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Grid,ief,t Scu (Sattcn.

i y iln0c lpbiu, ,. Gejcmbcr
Grai Morp IouoiunSfp, 36 Sabre
alt. bon Nr. S2l, 9ior0-@ancod. Ctr.
ilrcdtc geitcrn ihrcn J5ntten, Der 0lrd
ilbcrnlGBigcn 9IlfoboIgenIB uno 81
ieriuht SIR Noi?rci lctricbcn lporocl
mar, nit jluci &uNclu, ucldc IN odl
Hcrj lm0 Den &opi ciuornngen. tool
nie0cr. Ger &iltheu0c mar nit ct'
nem groBcn lIiciicr ollf Die ,fruu cin
ge0rlngen mo bate ihr 5met Icbcna-
QcidIrIitbc Sticbc bCilebroht. Dill
2utibietlng ibrcr lcbtcn &rdit,
idlcpptc iic iicb 5u Ger Stcllc. mo iiC
ocn 9iepolpcr lpllbtc 3uei Sd)ilil(
frnhtcn lu0 Die bcrbci cilenoen 9iatI
barn ianheu @opaI1n@fp cnticeIt an
9ooen licQcn lie lmerihroden(
6rou rinqt MN int ~9iooiepcIt.Noipi
tai" init Dem 5o0c.
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Scr NnlidImiin5crci iibcrfiibrt.

NJ outrCuL Gunooa, ). 0e} r.
SAUL ,3odc muroc geitern alti ole 9ln-
flagc Der 6uihmiIu5erei idiIIoig be-
ilnOcn. na6ocm man in icincr @ob-
nltnA cincn ltboaropbiidIeu Steiu
nit einem %n0iunrrfopf iiir Die SER
itcanna bon &cr. Staaten-1Siinfnol-
Iarideincn qcnu0cu bnttc. ,5riB
Munop pluiOirtc AMI oicicl6e 9lu-
tlogc id)uloil. 3lpci dnoerc 9Irre-
itonten. sic nit 3nfe lmo gtunbp
(oa9 Guurtett fam ans Dem Staate
9}em.OorD uerboitet morNcn maren.
ullroen irciueluiien.
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&criibmter Inriit aciturbcn.

Rem 2)orf, ,. Gc5embcr.
aurj Dor ! llbr gcitrrn 2lbcuo pltr0c
Der bcrporraQcnoc &uriit mo angc-
icbcu2 }@rootluucr l&iQiam Is Gc
l&itt. ncr uon %iclen ais Der &ater
o2a Mrob.9iem-Dor Charters BE-
}cihnct morh, POM 9lubcppin9cr Zoo
rlbinQeraiit 1c @itt lit icit Ian.
Hcrer Belt an }lrterienpertalflrug mn
Oru @cbrehcu oe9 9lltcra. mo icIt
mchrcrcn Iaacn crunrtete man Iein
9lblebcn. Gr itnrb, unAebcn Don Oen
ScinigCn. in ieiucn Neim. &r. 127
RcnIicmtroBe. an ocu @rooflpncr
Iciqbt2. lm0 Dem &erIetmen nod
miro ole 9eeroi1uuQ om Sonntaa in
Ger 6nuilianaruit onf Dem ~Sleepr
Nollow- 6rieohoic" bel larrptomn am
&u0lon crfolgen.
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Tantidlc5 @cihcnf iHr Oic EittS-
burgbCr llriucriitGg

&itt3 burAb, >. lc}cmbcr.
Gic 8ibliotbct Oe$ pcritorbenen Froi,
Grncit 3ieglcr @roiciior Der %otbo-
logic an Der llnipcriitdt III NreiburQ,
@rimocra Der 3eitihriit vNcitrGgc
sur %atboIugiihcn }luotonljc" mo
&eriuiirr@ cinca (crtbudb2 iiber 30.
tboloQic miro bcute 2ibeu0 iormcu
DER mcOBiuiihen 2IbthcillmH Ser
lmiucriitdt non Fitt2blrHb iiberNrben
WcrOeu Die @obc lit Mcrrl 9iihor0
=. N}cllon pou bier jI ucr0onfcu.
45rof. @iaiom s.. @elA uou Der
&ohua $1optin2,lIuiucrlitdt miro bel
Oenr EIicutotion2 2Ithra nlNcNcu
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.Opfrr Oct flutbfn.
llcber 30 YcriOncn III
Scras ertrnnfen.
Ser (Etgentbmms.@erlu
S5,OOO,OOO

Ncnru NIortuL ser %icc FrdiiOcnt
Der ~t{ntcruatjonaIeu 9nIn," fam
bel oeu Retnmga.}lrbeiten um'@
%cben. @eben5r2ttlmQ9.Mann.
ihaftcn mo 3lq nit N}otorboo,
ten pon Oen 6lutbcu uufgcbaltcn.
NruuH. Ger, ,. 0e}ember. -
@cHrD 0furtum Der &icc BrdiiOcut
mo @iencrul Scid)0ftSiilbrer Der
uMteruotioualcu & @reat 9iortbcru
Giicnbubn, fam bel &oQcu ,flntction
bel Dem &CrludlC, cine non @aiier
mGAcbcuc 6muiIie 5u rcttcu. lml's
Ycbcu @r befnn0 iid in einem tlei.
neu Nuotc oil Der NiiiHOlng or9 tlci-
ucu Hrl}n2fhiic2, INN Die IN ciucm
Ere BON iecbo Nfeilcll Sr0bC bciinO-
IIdleu llnglitctlidcn 5ll rctten, ais
0d2 Boot uon Der Str0munQ erfaft
uuO lmldcinir5t morO ,Sll @ruau
marcn 5muuBtN Motprbootc oumit be.
id)ditiqt oic an gGtmcu bdngcu0cn
un0 oli ihluiuIncn0cn 4rcttern uun
GnluHitdmlucu beftnolidcn Ecrioneu
5u retten. Scha Sebruarcttcr uou
Waucitot lHO Elm 3ug nit Niotor-
booten uon 0olitou tountcn mr bis
uud liuuaiottu fonImct, 100 Die
llcbcrldlpemnlmQ cine @ctcrrciic
mnogldb mddtc,
Cine Sa0lulg nom NahrlmNaluittcln
m0 0cdcu mIroc nob auiaruf gc-
ian0t mo iidJ buuOert Scute in Der
ilberiducnmtcn @licOcrma beiin0cn.
Someit bis lest 6efamt lit, iin0
in Dem iibcrihmcnnlten Scrritoriun
BIB Eerioncu lms &eben acfonncn.
lln0 hcltc 2lbcno mrroe mit0etbcilt
nab min0cItCna nod 20 Eerioncn cr-
triulter iinO; 3luci Grittcl Dcrielben
limo 9teQer. Ter Gigcntbuneuerlult.
bCipnOer2 am 9ra3o9 cntlaua, miro
AMI ibcr Mimi MiaiouelI Collars ae-
idliBt.
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3luei 9liGt. llniunSlcmc acidJOiicn.

&n0i0nopolt9, >. Gc6cnlber.
Nelttc. ON iiiuiten Gage Oes 9lIs-
itunoea Der ,Srlbrleute. mur0cn 3mei
9Iidltuniorlcutc aeidoiieu. Socob
Sonnenielo pon Chicago. lnO Geo.
G. &iaioma non Cincinnati. luuroelt
in Der Mrit.@0bington-StroBe BON
elmer NicnHe ulIi ibren @agcn anae.
griIien. Sonncnielo erbielt cine lc.
bensaei16rlihe &lin0c. Bon einerl
lliltomobil puoe 5mei 9iegern auf
einenl GiSmaaen cine 9aolmg Shrot
in Den aorper geidloiien. SaS Slu-
tomobil cutfam nit oeil slttentGteru.
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Scr 9lnoitanO gcGt III SnOc.

&uOiuuupOlja, En0. >. Dc
sender. llnAcidby POO Suhrpcrt3.
brli6cr babcu Ole llnionS.GnntrnttC
untcr}cihucf luuO Die Gubrlclttc Der
iclbcn acbcn morgcu mie0cr oil Die
}lrbcit. ,Iu elmer &criommlrna Der
llnion bcutc 9iuhmittuA mur0c uad)
elmer 9icOc Nca S1rn. Gunicl !. Goblin
bridlloirn fciucn ouacneincu Nus
itnuo an,uor0uCu.
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Bun icimcm 5Obnc crmurSct.

GrrnrpHt 9tcbr., ,. Ge5cmbcr.
- Ter &cicbuom Oea dlten &etcrancn
5. u. Butter mlr0c bcltte I'M acllcr
ieincr Nobnlng nit acknowledgements
Sddocl gcillnocn. SCin Sobu, Silz
liam, Der bel ibnr nOhntc, rullroc III
GeOar Nlufia, unHeidbr jcbn W}cijcn
non Dem Crte, uCrbottCt.
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|rcmicrc uUn oNiOnnn &annu. "

Bottom, ,. I3cmbcr. oNion
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uou Gcuricr, noh 0cm Stiide bon
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