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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1902-12-11, Page 2siseseldallaammilabigiaos aides Woman's Medicine, So says Mrs. Josie Irwin, of 325 So. College St., NasbvilIR, Tenn., of Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound. Never In the history of medicine has the demand for one particular remedy for' female diseases equalled that at- tained by Lydia E. Piukham's Vegetable Compound, and never during the lifetime of this wonderful medicine has the demand for it beeu so at as it is to -day. From the Atlantic to the Pacific, tYidthroughout the length and breadth of this great continent come the glad tidings of woaau's sufferings relieved kr it, and thousands upon thousands Of letters are pouring in from grateful Women Baying that it will and posi- lfvely does cure the worst forms of male complaints. ";alts. Plnkham Invites all wo- I��;;een who aro puzzled about *keit health to write her at Lynn, bass, for advice. Such corre. goudenee is seen by woolen only, Mid no charge is made. Bed Tape lit Murata. ' Through the explosion of a po;v- der magazine several persons were recently injured in Batman, in Rus - sl Among them was the soldier who was on guard at the gate Med- i* to the magao(ne. One of Ole aline was shattered and there was as ugly wound In his chest. ''lull, though on the verge of fainting, k " remained steadfastly at his t. ere bra colonel ill saw; and and acid : 'What are you doing here? Don't y see that the magazine has been wn up and that there te notit- 1 for yotl to guard? You look f -dead, and I outer you to go n once to the hospital." Colonel," was the reply, "I Gan- net do R. My servant instructed mil to stay here." "Out your ae{grnnt bas been kill- ed' r(m0nstratrd the eotaiel. "TING does phot rrnmrent mi " said i I' soldier. "There nap only two persons elm Pau relieve int, from duty, my trrgeant 01111 my Em.. Ie'ror." 4e4 Ing that the main was deter - tubed to remain on duty until re- tie( ed, the colonel telegraphed the tam to the Mieleter of tear and the latter at mice tnid the matter heron, the (tar. I-Ith the result that the latter sent a despatch 'Melina the soldier of duly •tad at the same limp nnnoimn'lug lilt mien - teat of compering own him n gold sada' and n derorii los. \o1 an. 11 This despatch teas banded 10 Iv. ioldter did he ('ous111 to µo n, the' Iulepital. He had (hen been fourteen hears on duty. I 'I'he Ingenious Chinese. Peter anode. of (lolls Cally; com- pleted rrrrntly a tour of the world. Id the people he eouversel w Itlt the Chinese mist iugnresxod I,hn, Thie is whal Ito hRON on that topie: "They tell you the French are economical teal Ingenious. They point out to you hoe Use French train rats 10 t'lrvw rho-' Moth from lone» tint nrr newt in mmvntinrtur- ing, and they declare Urs people, («than thea kill rate, 0 51' their thine for glove«». their fere for caps. t'helr Isomer for toothpicks and their tendons for gelatins'. A0 Hutt maty be true. "But in pertain parte of China they have trained guile that fish for thin, find it good gull will fetch Ile 'Boiler front HO to 100 pounds of fish a day, They have 'trained cats that kill hide hints for them -a0 or 40 birds.'Bgito, to an nnimal..1ne1 they have trained dogs that, day in and day out, work llke trljt 115 keeping the crows outof the rice Beide." The Bfo x11 The blood is life. we derire from the blood IU,', power, twain y, antl meson, ao llir doctors hove' been sttyl ig from. ohne immemorial. A !motley body. a (reel] appearance, and generally all the abilities we posse.' depend on tent source of lite. It is ttterefore the linty of every sem. slide man to Ir','p the' blood as pure and normal as possible. Natio*, In Its Infinite wisdom, has given n$ a thrrmnnteter ledlttuting the stair of the blood, which appeals to oar rea- son, by giving notice of Its impur- ity. `mall eruptions of the skin, to tvhirlh w•e stvtrealy pay nay ttttotg- lion, headache, ringing noises in the ears, lat,situtt', slteplr'stnese, are generally n sago that the blood is not, in Ito normal stale, but Is filled with noxious subatanvee. These symptoms deserve our full attention. If more attention were paid 10 those symptoms, and steps tnk,'n to re- • move tthen, then many tlineseee from which we t, .ffer would become un- known, and t'ho human Maly 'would baoome stronger and healthier. At- tention thereby() should be )arid to those warning 'ague, and the blood min be purified 0.151 poisonous sub- stances rtmrc'vtI from it by the lite of Dr. August Koenig's Hamburg Drops, discovered more titan 80 years ago. 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Sand money With order, one or more boxes, and you Shall ,he a customer of mite. Some have ordered the fiftieth time. Bay wite,ther mild, medium or strong. R. K. FERRIS Toronto, Canada «7 Ktng St. Emit. Sunday school. INTIsIINAI'IONAL LESSON No. SI DECEMBER ll 14, 1902. The Boy Snulm4- 1 Snm, 3: 1-1l. 11ttnnu'utir5.- 1:t,phtn tort. Satn url ,tt'n:s p1010abls burn about B. C 114(1. Vera 0(1.15 to life Ile wile taken to 'Shiloh, the religious capital of 1orail, and ,put inline the charge of Eft, ,the high priest. SA mud wee Elle assistant nett) the death of the Int - der, after Attach he,becn.nu' jndgc and pl•ttphrt let lortu'l. He ,w•ne the incl of the juiigte4 and the aril In the regu- lar tuecosefat of ,prophele. "Ell's public' (Idles ma,v have engrossed hie a,tletlh,n and energies/ su that he negheted the proper training of ifs men (indent. Be that as it may, it Is true to -day that mans' 0 man in so absorbent lit public affairs au to neglect the gmmatinent r4 his own dnll5." 1. The chilli 11towel-'ktmael Is so,)pOserl t t .hare been about twelve stare old at the time. ,His May In the ,laherunclt wow to perform those rosy services which ItIs strength would allow, such its gpr'uing the ,kora, lighting tie' lamps, etc. He ltd not reside In the eiunetuatry, but 111 one of the trot»s around 11, which wore kept for the use of the priests end Locales. Ell, the high ,priest, kept Samuel as his eprelnd attendant, not because moll au utflem alts nesigttetl him, but because of the detap Inter- est he telt in hitt. He was Samuel's btatrurtor." was precioue - Toe recaning is that direct revelations from Gat had become exceedingly fare. This was because of the sin - Damao( of the prima hood and the people. 2 At that tine, -At the 1inle,wlttn the ,word of (sat was rare and there W05 great spiritual thtrkitess. In his pinto -In his lI,ual place of rest. It 1011.0 ht the nigh 1. :i. N;unurl was laid down to sleep -Neer to Ell's room, ready within calling dhnuiice, It tate old 14110(1 ,dtould w:int nu,vthlng In the night. It would ,iei'm that he lay somewhere neer the hula' place, and went to bed before the branch-liuope of the can- dlestick went out, (the main lamp Lever went 0111), proimbly tow'Lrd initinfoil 1. 4. The Lord culled Samuel -God mallei hint by his tame. SOme think, the call cane from the most holy place. Ifo nll,•w(red, liens am 1 - "Being unacquainted with the via - one of the almighty, he took that to be only Ell's call, w,hieh woe .real- ly tin t'nlI of God." 5. Thou callrs1..1 1111P—Sumuet's in- dustry and rouliness to wait on Elf, are good exittnplea to children to tome when railed. Ile heart and runs at every rail. 7. Did not yet know the Lord - "Ile knew and worshipped the God or Isratel, but he dire not understand the way in whist' G0,1 revealed lam- ent to his prophets. Ile had never even heard that (sod spoke lit this way. 8. The third ttane-The call was repented agaltt and again, for God ,ow that Samuel's fhlluro to ana- lyse wan not from disobedience, but from Zack of knowledge an to who Pn1101 flim. In tact, the quick ane- tver to Eli'', supposed call showed that he wait ready to obey God an atilt ae he understood it. 1). Speak, roc. -Thar, wits the astral wry in whirl the prophets spoke, when they hail Intimation)) that the Lord was about to make saints Special 'omelet ion. -Clarke. 10. Canto and stood -From verse 15 we learn that Sanusi beheld a vision as well /IN heard a voice, and, therefore, It In the meet nntihra1 to 011d1,1 Mand the words "came and mood" as meaning a visible) appear- ance. Saltine! 000WPr ei-ile was nomitia0r1 tile tient, and did not .lee, but gave attention, and asked for God to speak. 11. Staid to Samuel -Through Sam- uel, whom Eli loved, Ood ;'ent a ter- rible n1tesage, similar to one which he haul prevloualy sent by 0 holy man II. Sam. ii. 27-II6), but which did not have eufficlent effect to en- able Ell to compel 110 e0n0 either to live n different life, or to leave the nervtce of (hod.-Peloubet. The ears slhotl tingle -With horror and alarm. •1a: a loud, sharp, 4119 - coolant note Orilla oar's ears with pale, as the bitter tidings of Israel's woo in tho judgt.tenl nbaut to fall on We house would shock alt Is- rael. 12. In that dos -It 1s probable that 'this message wile emit to Ell some' years before hls death, and he and hie sons had Miendant time to change their cmn'se. I will per- form, etc. -I will bring all the judg- ments ttgnlnee the house of Eli that 1 lin 51' s(e,,k'n. Id. 1 luta' 0001 him -hod gave Eli notice of T, lust the rod would be of each in,htfert•net'. w111 judge Ills honer forever -"I will continue to oyetae judgments until it Is 'les - aro:, ed. tlod rewards It as iniquity to allow tthlldren to rhrxtse their o'wat rct1 ways. Flt's eons were wicked 'noir father new the Lord, hu; Inc neither taught Isle ohlldren, nor reetratnerl them by parental authority" Restrained them not -This doe's not eignif} that he showed no sign of tljsplea- tntre epithet their wickedness, for he did chide them, but too gently but he diet not 11'trrely reprove 1111111 nod when that would not restrain theta, turn them out of their oflier.-Reason, 1-14. 4hall not be purged -That is, the punishment threatened against Eli and Itis family shall not he pretested 15 all their sacrifices, telt shall certainly be executed. - Benson Thoughts. -"The lesson Isere for the yon ttg Is most Im(xrrtant. Salil- url tans ladnstrioos In et'rving God In the little things which' he was utile to , 1 h . Thi( pr'.•pnrrd the wary for Rod to rett'a.l greater things to him, If the young will be bumble and diligent they will find that the surest ryas' to higher things. )'RAITIDAL 4l'II1'EY. Su newt 1111' hnbjeet of lute IPs- Nou, Ions a very interesting char- acter. Ile 111111 been given by the Lord in answer to prayer -and had brei oh en io minister before the Lord, and it is while a mere fad that (10(1 spathe to bite. The sensitive ear to the spiritual voice. "Speak, for thy- servant hoar - ells" 840 many erre are filled with other eollntld and voices HA to not bear the gentle, sweet voice of the Lord, It 1W% Pa mutfh to Iiie with One car open to the heavenly Mild dizzy whirl of this world, ail our minds so disentangled from the exciting, soul-talluring and apirit- distrncting concerns of earth, sec- ular and sensual, as to ever have oue etara oYpen to the heavenly and divine. So close' are the ears of the general mast of people to the voice of Gal, and so engrossed nrr they with Interests that simply re- late to time and wiles an to ne- e tsltatt 111e blessed Lord to use severe measures in order to mullet their attention. The eoridetesptston of (Sod -"He came" to speak to and commune with fallen 'non. Thin fact is no hill of wonderful mean4ng as to astound and almost bewilder the apprecia- tive listener. Thank food, He comae today. "Tire grace of God which brhngetlt solvation hath appeared to all men." He comps, the Shepherd. seeking the lost 0nt1 wandering sheep. Hh4 forbearance -"He stood," clow Patiently He waits erect when lie is not recognized or receives no re- sponse. Hte glorious Weston is to instruct ng t'ewinseIor, to motet is Irrnere,rtor. It is lose that actuates Him in Ills wonderful mission. Ile dewire, utot¢Itt but the welfare 41(51 eternal ltnppineet of Itis eitbjects. Hie faitltttltttee-"Ile called as at other times." Though not recognized at first he still retionate tine call. There is naught to be gained In de- terring submission to the divine man- date to same future period, with the expectation of having the wary made earlier, the ernes shortened or re - (Meru, or made sees abhorrent to "the old man.'' It 1e the sure Instru- ment of death, and will cruelty to the world and stn. Remember Jonah -who in his rebellious course was overtaken by the nerve storm, anti was thrown overboard and swallow- ed by the whale. There In the fish's belly, with opportunity In the mercy of God (for he might have been in Itell), for calm and candW delibera- tion conclhudon, "I will pay that that I have vowed-ea''vation ie of the Lori." When his tt lel One swung hack Otto touch with the divine will he was tit once release] from his pecu- liar prison, house, but the Lord mall- eo as at other times. "And the woad of the Lord came unto Jonah the sroond time saying, "Arise, go unto Nineveh." The same old cross wee on hand for prompt and full reeag- nition. Jonah responded, and glor1- 0115 wore the results. Babies (food Settlors, Babies nater get seasick. I have carried thousands of them In my time," says an American Line stew- ard In the Philadelphia Record, "and in rough weather I have eeen their fathers, mothers, hrotltere and slaters keel over like soldiers before a can- non -tall ; but not so avtth the babies. Whother it ibr rough or smooth at stn., a baby 1s always an excellent tulle' -toes, jolly and ,with the eppe- lite of a horse. Do yon know the explanation of this singular Diet ? It le an eimelo ae the 'act (s strange. Babies) don't get seasick because they aro acenwtomed to trete rocking of the er'a'Ih'. That nrn't'ment Is much like the rocking' of a ,-hap. A baby aboard ship, therefore, Is merely a baby In an nnnsuatly big cradle, and there Is nothing odd to him about the rook - Mg, for that Is ,what he has been accustomed to all hos lite." What She Couldn't Remember. A Batton servant, like many of Iyer ' eines, does not keow her age. She Inas lived with then family 11 ycarl, and Inns always been 28, But not long ago she road to the newspaper of an old woman who had died at the ago. of 108, "Maybe I'm as mild as that mexdlfa said she. "Indade. I can't rem,cmber the time when f , ws,aD't alive." WEEDS Consumption is a human weed flourishing best in weak lungs. Like other weeds it's easily destroyed while young; when old, sometimes possible. Strengthen the lungs as you would weak land and the weeds will disappear. The best lung fertilizer is Scott's Emulsion, Salt pork is good too, but it is very hard to digest. The time to treat consume• tion is when you begin trying to hide it from yourself. Others see it, you won't. Don't wait until you can't deceive yourself any longer. Begin with the first thought to take Scott's Emulsion. If isn't iso t really consumption so much the better; you will soon forget it and be better for the treatment. If it is consump- tion you can't expect to be cured at once, but if you will begin in time and will be rigidly regular in your treat- ment you will win. . Scott's Emulsion, fresh air, rest all you can, eat all you can, that's the treatment and that's the best treatment. We will send you a little of the Emul- sion free. Ile sure that this picture In Os ,"nu of a label is on the "rapper of every bottle el rima sinn you buy. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronto, Ontario, Sore and at; all druggdat& From en Old 5lgnboard. The following, Buys the Westmin- ttter Gazette, is copied from an ,old aignbout'd In Cornwall: RULES 01" Tillie LODGING IIOL'SE. Foutpenoe n night for bed. Nispeneo with tapper. No more thee five to sleep In oue bel. Nu beer allowed in the klteheu . No snaking when In bed. No Outlaw to be washed on Sun- day. No boots to ho worn in bed. No dogs allowed upstairs. No gaunbLng or lighting here. , No extra ,charge for luggage,.. No razor grinders taken in, Organ gritxlcrs to sleep in the attic. By Izlklah O'Donovan. Donkeys, °liaises, handcarts and thinker let on hire. Mangling done here, 1' He Wasn't Troubled. It was evident that the obedient little maid was tr'odbiel. "Mamma Insists that I must not see you any more," she said, regret- fully, The resourceful young man only smiled, "Well" he replied, ettrelessly, "1f she Is satisfied to have us meet In the dark, 1 a1"-Brookly it Eagle. THE STORY OF A PIONEER, H. S, Barnes, of Rat Portage, Tells of the Trials of the Early Settler. Suffered Terribly nom Kidney Com• plaint, but was Speedily Relieved and Cured by Dodd'e Kidney Pills. (Rat Portage, Ont., Nov. 23.-(11,ec- lal.)-Everv.body in lint Portage knows H. ht. ,Barnes, father of a former Mayor and one of the oldest lydlabitantti of the metropolis of Nqw Ontario. Though seventy-nine years of age, Mr. Barnes looks younger than many men of meanly fewer years, and 10 possessed of ,wonderful vitality and activity. A pioneer of this oiletrict,',idr. Barnes tells many tales of early life In the ',wilds of New 0atario, .but none more Interestting than the following; "I otos terribly troubled with Kid- ney Comglatot. I stttfered severely (tvltlt pains across .illy ,back, and with a scalding, ,burning sensation .when utinating haat 0104 very pntnfal. "Though I had little faith In pro. prictary medicines, I had a box of Ikthl's Kidney Pills la the house that I. had procured dor my wife, anti tom. - 111(,1(1 ,taking them with good eitect. "It ,was oat long till my acqualut- ancos Martel to greet me on the truest With 'Ht11o, kir. harass, how young you are looking.' They worn not astray. I frit smart, too, end feel younger and la &better health that I have been dor years. my Kidney Complaint ,was completely cured by Bodd's Kidney Pllis."