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font of litt§u$§s,'
.. Government Apprahondo Shipments of
R . Tomoiqm Got-up. Cult BcaRRI. Nut-
' 'uud‘or ‘th6 ram Rind Thugs not on this
roconnnondatiou of. tho Donut-intent or
, ond Macaroni. ‘
WARSlhllh on o b. will to Up
on «hummus of udttltorotioh or nun
hranding, a number of niiili‘lnnnts oi
foodstuu’a luivo ~boe‘n seliad recently
‘ R Agricultura. Trials of calm imoning
. those nhipuieuta have not yet been
. ‘ had. not all the cases ivlll shortly be
‘ brought before the courts when it
will be determined whether tho (low
, A Y D l ornniont's charges are justified
t our ea er, 8 RV. cases nl tomato (ntsnp, nilegcd
R, to limo been ahlppoi ht Lelilfi l'uch
“(3W6 mo broad and good butter ”1}! my in?' (30 R1) Sanb‘F runoisco. Cid, worn
‘ an or about or ill. 1913, at 'i’ol‘tltll (1,
Miller man rojorcoth,‘ 881d Dean Swift. And the. Adultorniion has charged on thanK
after all. butter is the "whole thing” in a, ground that the produot consisted in;
, _ , whole or in part or u decomposed veg
good meal. , o uhle substance.
Gold Medal Butter has the same rich, cream—like taste * i .Part “follow" Shipment 0" 101ml“)
always. Because it is scientifically madc, every Pound is the hwmu’ ‘°“"'l“““3 "r 3‘15 “We" “1 l
same, today, held Week, néxt month. .. And then it’s kept
, good by the dust-proof, odor-proof, germ—proof patent pack-
age all the way irdm the churn to ybur butter plate.
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million pounds sold last year and not a single complaint.
Gold Medal costs no more Man butter that's no!
" guaranteed. Why (nice chances? {Buy Gold
Medal at your dealer’s today.
be outwn‘lb and give‘us his name. We willsee
that you are not disappointed
Dillon & Douglass
New Haydn Sprluifiuld . l
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Providence
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at all the missionaries," the lu-suianto ity as n \oritnhlo montnhoni
a gen t remarked
Ifhe happens to
:a.‘
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Ami—ll"-
the ciRnRRh should humIon to lac." i’
“in that (use you would halo been brick or stone it converts iiho kién- fR
liliSfllOllal‘léS ~ ' -- l
,. "Vi'hat, do you moan?“ asked
agent. ‘
"\th a world wthOnt a £08091 Proaturc oi ,t'uo worlds'é zwhon
mini
pnairs.
promoted ,where paganism reigns."
"()h!. 1 guests tho Whito ntuowould
luivo developed insurance companies,
all right," he ,contlnuod.
'f’l‘ho white. man never. worked
that directionlmlare he got the gos-
pel." answered the
"When Jesus Christ wns preaching to
Hiadiaciplos in .Vi'estern Asia, your
nnccstorg and inine lwere clothed in
R v .-.. .SlilllH and living in mud-huts and cows
The Dialogue Between the Preaoher
and the Business Man.
“Tho trmthlr- with you prcunilcrh‘."
mid Rh.- Rhuulncss num. “is that you
don‘t prca‘ch RR practical cnough p.03-
Riel."
“What (in you moon?” nukcd
)chnchnr.
"\\'cll."
the
ho continued, “you ttdl us
about living Hlli‘t‘ll some iiluo_ Homo—
uhorn RR'R- haul HtllllPllllliQ‘ WP Pun
lulu» it hold R.
"Portion nw.
or. “hill how
your tooth”
"You; \iilhl huRR linil not to do with
it ho nrkoli
.
'lntM'rule-Ri thr prcncll-
you n gold lliliug in
“Win your tooth in Hili‘ml Ivy thu
mound." R'R-pllcd lilc prcuclRR-r.
"What do you moon?" in» :lillit'll,
ulth Hilllll- nlll‘liriau,
“I Run-nu in any,“ ropllcd lhr prcnch-
--t. "that you cannot had it Rlontiut uny-
riuu-RR in tho nunifhrlaliun world lliul
mu till illlil Hlth‘ u dvcnyinl: tooth.
“.‘mr. that h.- prhrllrnl l‘llilllllll unapnl.
lw't‘l iR‘."’
“ll. that
innit,
"it h :RRRRl lnnl. hR-ro; do you why
wur lRR‘R-hchcr \vhl-n llc column In M'i‘
you, tho hiiilli‘ or you pay your RinuR
“til uhcn you no to ““0 him?"
"No; or mural» i do tint."
:lllhh'R-l‘.
"You iii‘t‘ not ulliic liorrrui
iil‘l‘llt‘lwl‘.
"\l’sdl." lw ouuwnrod. trying; to tax-
cuw hhnarlt. “you arc when n follow
:wlu u tonlhachc hr will git-u nlmnul
anything in not rid nl‘ it."
find llw pronrluir l'l‘lml. "0 (Rod.
illi'o no a fillili~ilt,‘llt‘. n hoarl‘hcho for
tho world?”
The Convernmn Batman the Min-
oionary and tho lmurauoo Mont.
'l‘wu Rnlaalnnarlaa wore compelled to
ink;- a hack early one morning at
.‘hnnmerllold, Kath. while on layman”!
illii-Riiltllml'y work. in eaten a motor our
Ramon apron miles distant.
tum: mutt-Men horn-eon thorn. Thorn
Irhc'i‘“ naiwd lln- iuRainR-Hu
Willi lhn
aald tho
was an limilfatlm’ wont airway In tho om hr-producw of our faith.
hurt. and the RM) loioalonarioll hull
difficulty in mining their baggage new
lupin tho tannin.
They had‘
in rltlrtipe,~My friend, if the nllssiom
dries had never currlod tho Eospcl to
your ancestors and mine. instead of
our riding in a spring carriage in
Kansas. Aniorlon might have romain-
oti n wildcrnoss until thin tiny. and
you'nnd i might have been squatting
on our haunchoa gnawing u hroukl‘ast
norm alter the style of our unevanget-
izod nuccstoro or Europe.“
Then and Now—A Contrast.
“Twenty years ago the streets or
Pulling, China. were built upa root and
a hall or more above the sidewalk.
Why? in order that the water might
run of! tho otreets upon the sidewalks
in tho rainy aaaaon. leaving a dry
pnuaauo for
and curta, Mon did not count in it
country without. at llihlc. lu thosc
dnyu tho alroclg worn ill with street
lamps. A street lump at that time
connintod of four pools with a paper-
houuh on top. in which won it anlnll
lamp about the alzo of RR coal Rllxncr'a
lamp. and int-y lit thcao street lights
on moonlight nights. 'i‘huy uovor lit
lhom on dark nights, for ihc Himplo
roumm that at lurch limos ova-tr one
hint to t‘lll‘l‘y lili-i own inntcru; and
tlumv littlo lumps did not. xivc light
cnounh in he of any account. So
what. Wins the duo of wanting the city
Rill‘.’ lint “my lit thom on moonlight
:Rluhta. that, tho curt-drlvoru might
erith along hoiwoon thou» llghtfl
uh’sw (area one of tho‘suhstancc stability
high
Vi ian
in {huge
thoughts for which it islands
the the church points its R-Rplro Rounrd tho.
skies, it gonliuds mun that he ll ”L
lublc huinnrk in the support of his“)?
poopioy while the plt'llircd windows
tell of thoso who have trained with
.liiul in while.
in”
missionary. .
I hack to (lhrlst.
tho mulou and donkeys,
without falling of! into the pnola, and.
porhnpn drown
thRdr mulch
m‘cui uuicndntniaod turnout in on wall
lighted hy night on any city in Antor
lcn. hot in n‘hlixnor noose perhaps
than nouns or [ill have roulizoti~R
.lmlua Christ. in the light ol the world!
The Church AI Monumont.
‘l‘hu church in something more than
n anoitoidlng around a great him. it
in a. monument. to remind men or the
presence and power of (hid in tho
World. The importance of the church
on a monument in the world in not to
no over looked. Wo forgot that our
goldonllod tooth. our great inuumnca
agencies. our well lighted city streets
in aommhlng one, beautllul in mono
shorts to embody his thought “or rarer.
men and mayor nod mm in a toilet-R
'l‘horo R
thamuolvon no we“ uni
'l’oduy Polling with tin
. 'l‘homua'
,ltouaohold remedy.
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‘Thé‘Cllm-ch os‘Organizotion.
The church as an organization is n
tongrcgution of’inithl‘ul men in which
the pure hard of God is pi cached and
the sacraments duly administered
That is but another way of navi: lg that
that church is n litinR;r monument. 'i‘hc
form. color tho material anhstante
that go it) lnukc the (hutch visible to
tho uyo these are lint the symbols, thc
outer Hurmcnt of the church itself
For thv sacrament of thc Lord‘s Sup
nor is not only a. ”comRnotnnrtltlon.”
Run, a “communion"; lt..ohouid
the living Christ; not only hid us look
but up to Christ.
Lord and Master.
sacrificial heart in a dynamo to hrlug
men into tomh ulth tilc honor
God that makes for rlglitoouanooo and
against unrighwouanoaa.
The church u h Movement.
lit. [.lean Ahhott nilor n ministry
of chr titty yours Hays. "\i'hcn
qucsilnn hug heon not “How shall Wc
got tho people to the church?"
roach them.
paiga ought to make an nilnouphorc. in
which we can the Rooster carry to the
pooplo tho inoaungo or love and set-
v'lco and Hucrlflco in tho ‘hoaoni of Our
own lli’flii Tho church inn-It munt
mom. Thu mnoni align that :1 (him; hi
(load in that ii dons not movo Tho
ohurt‘h muat nuwo out into tho lives
of tho poplin» In uympathy and low.
with tho (impel ot’ Ulll'lili. upon itn
lips. or our hum-ltcd civilization Will
prowc Rm unruly aholl.
u-Guroa huhy'o oroup. Willlo’r
dolly onto and lithium. mummn‘o sort
throat. grandma's lamenesamm.
lllclorllc. Ohm-tho grout
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JUDGE WALSH HAD AN OPINION.
W
Judge John A. Walah’a raaaon for
not sitting in judgment on tho demur-
rer in the injunction null walnut. tho .
Progressive party mum. which was
decided yesterday by Judge Keogh.
woo loathe had publicly expregaea
himself at the limo the injunction was
granted as believing it should never
how issued.
dialling so expressed hhnltell no ilulu
lioitlid that he was disqualified tron
:dwlding an none. and literature ha oils
' _ lilrhnuind li'leuitm (5,.0
' is ‘Rhnrgo'd‘ Rm the ground that
. henna consisted in ullole or in part (ii i
, n decomposéd v’ogotnhlo unbalance. l:
lRN-cmhor l9,
‘ Rina. Adultorntiou was charged in that'
tho product consisted of a partially do-
tho -
5 world withouuitsum‘oco cornR.clRilrr-.li L5 RR mania snowed minnow-4:05? mr
Rifle ahd proporty are not llrlc it romiiida‘ anion that God is n \ch noro m :8
not
only not forth the death of Christ. hull -
oil?
The church. with ll. .
of.
the ‘R
hut.
“llow nhnll we not Christ to the pot»:
pie." tho church hna ucvor inilcd to!
This (iotolihurch Cilillv:
in Juan Rush of lilomlkemflttlmif' j, . ' ‘
“lull hurt on canhlimlo hadn’t our . nacln that until lituntl in tho oommill‘il’ fluid “Wool?“ ‘ ' b m ”i "
lcged to have been shipped in Snnllt‘
Fluit 00., Berkeley. (‘al was seized
Devolnber 19 1,913 at Portland Orc.
AdultoraMon who charged because on
examination or sample indicated [hail
the product consisted of n partlnlhl
decomposed regctahlo nubntnnce l
Three hundred Rings of cull henna
alleged to have been uhippod by tho!
Port Huron l
\lic.h. “(no seized at Baltimore, Md” ‘
on in; anther 29,1:Rl3. Adullcrationl
thcf
i‘wcnlxoevon barrels of tomato‘
R
; outaup. allegod to have hoo’n shipped;
. by Price & Lorna (littornnd Vinegar}
o .‘ lLRuiiavillo, Kin,
lill 3.
were seized on‘:
at New Orlcansd
'compoued yolieinlhlo substance.
Ono banal of tomato mtaup was al-R "
iogod to he ndnlloratcd an it rouaiswn
in Whole? or in part nt n- lllthi. denim
pns‘td putrid Tokotahln otthstnncc \lis
branding asyalso charged nguilmt tho-
pmduét {hill the banknote of soda
cpntalnéfi therein was not declared. ‘
This s'oillure was made on December
19,1913 at New Orleans. it was oi? ‘
lazuli longer that the shipmcut in
question was made hr the American
Pick in “Running (‘0. or Wiggins,
Mass
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Phi delphi , l’u..‘ on lioconihoroi
13‘; 94 not; of nlifllioss were,
aehili'ge. that the some
rn ed in tlidt Alloy consult.
(hallo our of filthy docomiiooed vogo-R
to bio matter. ~. 9
Fiflcon ‘hoaua of mnrui'ipnl. nilogod
to heme Mon shipped by H. Bolinsk}.
P'Riundeip‘lilu l’a. more seized at um i
timore..| d.. on liooonibor 2d 1913
illiabrand in was chili-god on the
ground that the label implied foreign
aénnltmms the goods item of do
niestlo manufacture. *
A onrload of tomato pulp, alleged to
have been shipped by Thomas Page, l
Album}!z It”. was solzed December:
ill, 1913 all. Chicago. ill. The Got-cm
ment chdlgcd that tho product was
udultorated in that it consisted ola
partially decomposed veuotuhle pm
‘ duct. 7 '
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“i bclicvc on: (lininlo lb. chunui. l.:'
“'lhlnk no?“ R
"Our wlnlcis Sl’t'ln to he uniting.
u'nrtncr." '
"Well, the wot'ncn wouldn't wcur
enough cluthca 'I‘lu- clinmtc had to
iciiaugc. Thu- honion‘s unuldll‘fi
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How an romch tho can
hon from your cylinderu in
ONE l-lOllRmnnd huvc it
done hotter than tho host
Roaring down the nnrtlnr and
scraping married over him
harp it done by our
OXYGEN
”100E“,
which tunnvéa every trace
of carhiin absolutely.
Modulate oharne.
Try it“
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W. A Hartford
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