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"Billy" Sunaay Preaches on "Behold!
I Stand at the Door and Knock"
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the subject of "Itehold. I 8tanl lit thai lHmnt of lili speech and na cnea oui:
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Saturday, October the Id. expecting
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stand at the door and knock; If any man
hear ily voice and open the door, I will
come In to hint, and will (tip wtth him,
and he with Me."lUvrltlons. Ill, .
That In a pert of a fries from Jeans
; Christ. delivered through John on tha
' laland of I'atmnr, and It was meant for
i the ChrlMlana of that day. Home of thoee
to whom It waa addressed had heard the
matchless precept of Jeaua aa thay fell
from His own line, and some of thoae
j who had enjoyed that privilege had be
come a pathetic and were deserving of re
buke.
I ran see many splendid signs on the
horlson of yoir day and mine. I aea the
churche growing In equipment. I see
church membership Increasing. The wave
of religion seal aroused In the latter
part of the seventeenth century by Wes
ley and Whitfield ha not loat Ita force,
although It seems now to have many
things In opposition to It. Tha force la
there, but there aeema to ba something
lacking that waa In tl.a early church
when Jeaua spoke to John on Patmo and
said, "Behold. I stand at tha door and
knock." When Jesus aald that Ha said,
"Take your pen and write that down,
John. I want them to knew It."
What la It that la lacking In our church
today? Not the means and not tha num
bers. We want to learn that beautiful
rituals and fine churches are of little
worth In thsmsolve. They Weigh hot at
all with Ood. If wa only knew how little
Uod caros for that sort of thing! They
are all right, but they are not tha Im
portant thing, and they are not enough
We have music that's all right. Wa have
society tha social aide of the church
and that's all right, but wa make Jesua
Christ stand outside. "Ho sheiper than
a serpent' tooth la It to have a thank-
leas chlldT" It Is true that "Man's In
humanity to man makes oountlesa thou
aanda mourn." but think now worse It Is
to bo cold to Jesus. We allow Jasua Christ
to wait outside.
Hellaloa Year Will
Tour religion la In your will, not In
your handkerchief. It la your attitude
toward Ood that determines your rellg
ion. A alnner haa no standing with Ood
absolutely no standing whatever; religion
Is a matter of obedience to the command
ments of Uod, sin la disobedience. If
your will la not In conformity with tha
will of Ood you are not religious.
A man aald to ma: "It's So hard to get
acquainted with Ood." I aald: "No, It's
the easiest thing In the world. If Ood
la not In your life It'a because you don't
want Hint In."
' How do yoa know Ood will accept youT
Well, I'll be a Tankee In this case and
answer your question by asking you an
other! "What Is that something within
you which reaches out for something you
have not; that makea you respect that
which la noble and long for that which
la good; that which made soma of you
coma hare tonight; what Is ItT" You
know what It la-the hunger of the hu
man heart for Ood. Ood put that hunger
there, and It la UU proof, that lie will
accept you It you come. How are you
to knowT Let ma ask If you would let
Ood oome In jf you did know.
Don't slay the king." An automobile
waa struck by an express train ai a
croasltig down in Connecticut last sum
mer and all of Its six passengers were
killed except one lltle boy who bad been
deaf and dumb. The shock waa so great
that ha found his voice and cried: "Help!
Help!" I don't see how anybody on dad's
dirt can keep still when ao many are In
danger.
rou say: "I feed the hungry." So do
I. Tou say you do K In tha name of hu
manlty. I do It in tha name of Jesua.
When you do It In the name of humanity
It will die. When It Is done In the name
of Jesus It Is written down for all eter
nity. And let ma tell you this you who
tslk so much of humanttarlenlsm, there
waa no humanltarlanlam before Jeaua
for my health. While there, one morning
I walked out, and looking Into the clear
water I saw something which gl'itened
Ilka a pearl. I asked John Kennel, who
was with me, v. hat It waa, and he aald
that every year when the sun was at this
point, you could see the object glistening
and many had tried to get it, but no one
succeeded aa yet. I told him I used to be
eon-M diver when I was at home In Iowa,
but he laughed. I told htm to come on
and try.
Hr half a doien of us went and got
bathing suits, and I waa to take first try,
I stood there and took a big breath oh.
I ran swell her out three and one-halt
Inches, boys and then down I went head
first, with my eyea open to see and mt
hands ready to grasp. I plunged down
and down, and the object seemed to eayy,
"Coma on down. Not deep enough.' . I
felt the presure of the water above and
felt the coldness of the spring below me
and I aald. "I'll try again.' and down
I want until I felt my breath giving
out. and I reached, but couldn't touch
the object. I turned and whirled out of
the water, and as my head popped out
Jesus is the name that build my friends yelled. "Did you get her.
came.
homes, tha name that Inspires character,
the name that sobers the drunkard, tha
name that seta tha lllwrtlne free, tha
name that will transform this old world
and make it a paradise of peace
Baae lagratlt ade.
"Behold. I stand at the door and
knock." The Utopia we have pictured In
our dreams must come through Jesus.
How ungrateful then to keep out of your
Ufa aa influence that wants to help you.
A friend of mine who had heard ma tall
a story told ma that ha had witnessed
tha Incident, or one Just like It. at the
battle ot Antletam. It was on a part of
the field where the federals ware pressing
after retreating confederates, and a fed
eral colonel saw a wounded confederate
lying in the biasing sun. Ha dropped
down beside the man and gave him water
from hie canteen, than spoke kindly te
him and started away. The confederate
used what strength he had to raise a
rifle. He took aim and the bullet crashed
through the colonel who had Just be
friended him. That waa an act far bet
ter than that ef the man who keepa Jesus
Christ out of hla heart.
GaeVa I.) Boaaelee.
How can any man fall to respect
Jeaua ChrlatT I'll confess I can't under
stand It. Why, it la nothing but the
lova of Oud that keepa Him from
sweeping tha world into hell. He brought
about that awful tragedy on Calvary
through Hla love fur men. He said, "If
the world won't come after that It won't
come at all." Note Calvary's appeal to
the relation ot son to fatherl livery
man has been or will be a son or a
father. Ood knew that In touching tha
string that binds son to father He was
touching one of the tenderest strings of
the human heart.
. I see two lives start from tha same
home. One accepts Jesus and tha other
repudlatea 111m.
Hlght where the two roads through
life diverge Ood baa put Calvary. There
He haa put up a cross, "the stumbling
block over which the love of Ood aald,
'I'll touch the hoart of man with the
thought of father and son." " Ho thought
that would win the world to Him, but
for l.SOO years men have climbed the
Mount of Calvary and trampled Into the
earth tha tenderest teachings of Ood.
Tell me get right up and tall me. If
you can, here In Omaha, , how . muoh
more Ood could bava done to keep you
out of hell! If you think lie could have
done any more get up. I'd like to look
at youl I'd like to see what kind of a
mutt you are.
After Jesus rose He said to HI disci-
What Jesus' said centuries ago Is Still
true-It still, haa power to savs. It is Just
as much for us ai It was for the people
of Ills day. In Egypt they dug up from
the loog-forgottm tomb a mummy that
Yikii tnsn nlared there X.S0O years aao.
.h tha unwrmcned tha clothes ' P1". ck Jerusalem and tell
about It there fell out a few gralna of i th man who stabbed ma that there la
wheat. They planted these shriveled J shorter way to My heart than hla
graina In the fertile valley of tha Nile". ' "Per found. Tell the man who put the
and they sprouted and grew, and whenicrow, of thorns on My head that I've
they were ripened they saved the seed, i ot crw" of eternal glory now; and
and today there are thousands of bushels ' them forglva them."
of wheat from that aeed that had lain Iwn la Jacksonville, Fla., a man.
In tha mummy'e tomb daring the centu- Judge Owen, quarreled with hla ba
ilee. These words of Jesus apply as muoh I fothed, and to try and forget he want
Bill?" "Nope, too deep," I apuUered as
I eplt out the water.
I've heard lota of peopla tell about the
love of Ood. Twenty-nine yeare ago I
tried to fathom Ood a lova. I plunged,
but It la too deep. Infinitely too deep.
Understand T Nol UelleveT Tea And I
never expect to undestand it until Jesus
wipes tha fog from my eyea Then I'll
understand.
I pray Ood to fold In Hla heart old
Omaha and put His arms around her.
He haa knocked through sermon. He has
knocked through song. He haa knocked
through His word. Let Him come In.
Simply Kaaake."
"Behold, I stand at tha door and knock."
Jesusl Knock louder! Knock louder!
Tour will la the lifeboat and Ood will
not puah you against yourself to get you
In. Ood won't force you, and when He
used this figure (knocking) He used the
one best known to all the world. The
polite thing to do Is to knock. If you
bolt In you're a burglar. Soma of you
have been kind enough to Invite me to
go home with you for a meal. I don l
go much, not that I'm fastldioua or
chaoky, but I can't stand It. Tour hoe
pltallty would kill me. Tou expect me
to talk and entertain you, and I have to
do as much work aa preaching a sermon,
Than I can't eat all the good thlnse you
would act before me. so you would get
mad and aay I dliln't like your cooking
i hava to deny myself a good many
pleasures to keep myself In physical
sh&De for Breaching,
Jesus ssys. "I'll knock and you can let
ma In." He'll never break In against
your will. "Behold! I stand at the door
and knock."
There are several things some of you
have done since these meetings began.
First, some of you have opened the door
and let Him In. Thank Ood. aecona,
soma of you have your hand on the latch.
but you are afraid to open It Some have
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who had had . ecrop. . The had split
the Presbyterian church in two, for It
I h H ft armvn an that rw.nnlM Visit VwmiM to
turned a deaf ear to the devil, but some take BldeB T went to MiBa c and
have turned a listening ear to the world. nef why he d!nt f)t h ghe BJd
Borne have aald: "I will not let Him In. I thBt ghe nad.t started it. Mrs. F had
Othera have let Him in, but He's up Hirt),d iu -Then go down and ask her
In the spare room. Ever see a spare to forjrlVe you." She aald If she did Mrs.
roomT It's usually up In the northwest w woui(j take delight In ordering her
corner, two blocks sway from any fire. ( rrom tne noue. "Don't go alone." I told
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- Ji.iliertisnif'ut
today as when Jesus uttered them. They
have power to make the drunkard sober,
they have power to aave every sinner
In Omaha.
- - Must Have C'hrlet. .
Tha religion ef Jesua Is something more
than a system ot moral. There la not
Christianity where Jeaua la left' out. I
can preach Mohammedanism without Mo
hammed.' I can preach Buddhism without
Buddha. I can preach Koroaeterism with
out Zoroaster. In esch ef these there le
a line of doctrine without any especial
aeed ef its founder, but without Christ
there can be no Christianity. It la not
only a code for living It Is a personality,
a living link between man and the
Father. I cannot preach Jeaua unless I
accept Jesus Christ.
Jeaua aays: "It you ,w1ll open the door
I will oome la and prove my power
through your life." A maa says te me:
"Well, I serve Ood." I ask him hew.
"I go to church," he says. X aay: "Bo
doea the devil, and he beats yeu Te ft,
at that. The church bell never rings that
he Isn't oa the Job." But the man aayat
"I give." I say. "Ho does the saloon
keeper and the brewer; so does the wo
man of the red light ehe alwaya threwe
something Into the collection plate." The
maa saya: "I pray." I say: "he doea
everybody when they're up against It"
There Isn't a person who doesn't pray
some time. Tou prayed when you were
sick. ana you thought that the under
taker waa coming te measure you and
tellthem how long to dig the grave. You
pray to Ood to stop the flood and When
tie stepe it you eay: "Oood-bye. Ood."
Tou work T Botne of you are Ilka the
maa who waa hired by a farmer. He sat
at tha table and ate and ate, and by and
by the farmer came In and asked whea
ha waa going to wori. "Why," the fel
low aald, "don't I ale ays come to meals
whan I am called? Don't I always eat a
lotT . Don't I praise your wife's cooking?
Don't I sleep in the bed you tc4d me to
sleep loT What more would you havaT"
Tha farmer aald: "Tea. you are aysTaya
on band whea meals are reedy? and you
aat till I sometimes think I'll have te
praise my wife's eeoklng, and Jou sleep
where you were told, but 1 want you te
ge te work. I am paying you ao much
a day to ge out lato tha field aad repay
me with work."
l ike Hired Maa.
Soma of you are like that hired man.
Tou eat twe uieala on Sunday and take
a cold lunch on Wednesday aight. aad
than If somebody aska you why you don't
work for Ood you look hurt aad aay;
"Don't I go te church?" That la Why so
many outsiders say all you do la te go
to church aad keep out of mischief yea,
aad a lot of you la Omaha don't even do
that. It's ae wonder that so maay peo
ple aay; "Well. If those people are Chris
tian I don't Ilk the bunch. They're not
tuy klud f a crowd." That'a why you
don't win men for Christ '
I can't understand how you cau keae
still when Ood offers so much and hell
la e terrible. It la said that a boy whe
was dear ana dumb saw a ueji eUeut to
kill King Ciueeu with a sworj: atid bi
It's where you put the preachers and the
presiding elder when they come to visit
you. I'd Just aa soon sleep between two
cakes of ice aa in a spare room. I'd just
aa soon sleep in a aepulohar aa in a spare
room. We used to have one when I lived
down on the farm. It was a little room.
It you walked In you had to back out
It was tha only room in the house that
had a carpet on tha floor and It waa a
little patch of green carpet with polly
wogs and snakes and eels for the design.
It waa the only room In the house that
had wallpaper and tho design on It
matched the carpet It had a little four-
Inch border. Grandfather made the Dea
and it had no springs or slats. It had
knota and pegs together and had some
stuff hanging down around it what do
you call it valance to hide what was
her and named three to go with her,
"Oo ask her to forgive you and If ahe
refuse then let her go to the devil, aa
Mathew tells you in the ninth chapter.
Bhe went and Mrs. F. waa misae than
glad to make a reconciliation. They tele
phoned me and I called the chief usher
and told him to save two seats, for Mlsa
C. and Mrs. F. were coming to the taber
nacle together that evening by my re
quest. So he aaved tha seats and at I
o'clock sharp they came down the aisle
with locked arms. Oh, you ought to have
heard the bussing In the audience that
night! They sat down on tha front row
and as I looked In their faces that night
I saw a vision of souls In heaven. Ood
says if ye forgive others He will forgive
you.
If you are unwilling to make a sacrifice.
off and worked In a yellow fever hos
pital. Finally he caught the disease and
had succumbed te it He had paased tha
orltleal ataga or the disease, but he was
dying. On day the lady, his sweet
heart, met the physician on tha Street
aad asked about the Judge. "He's sick,"
he told her. "How bedr she aaked.
"Well, he's paased the critical atege,
but ha la dying." the doctor told her.
"Bui I oon't understand," ahe aald, "If
he's past the critical ataga why he Isn't
getting well." "Ue'e dying, of undying
love for you, not the fever," the doctor
told her.
Cared by Lava.
She aaked hint to com with her to a
florist and be went and there aha pur
chaeod some amllaX and Intertwined
lilac and wrote on a card. "With my
love," and signed her given name. The
doctor went back to the hospital, and
hla patient waa tossing In fitful slum
ber. Ha laid the flower on hi breast
aad he awoke and saw the flowers and
buried his head In them. "Thanks for
the flowers, doctor," he said, but the
doctor said. "They are not from me."
"Then Who are they from?" "Oueast
"I can't; tell me."
I thluk you'll find tha name oa the
caiu." the doctor told him, and he looked
and read the card, "With my love." 'Tell
mo," he cried, "did she write that of her
own free will, or did you bag her to do
ItT" The doctor told him ahe had bea-aed
to do It herself. Then you ought to hava
seen him. The next day he waa silting
up. The next day be ate aome gruel.
The next day he waa In a chair. The
next day he could hobfela on crutches.
The next day he threw one ot them away
and tha next day ho could walk pretty
good. On the alalh day there waa a uulet
wedding In tha annex of the hospital.
You laugh; but listen, This old world la
hospital. Hare are the wards for tha
libertine. Here are the wards for tha
drunkerda. Here are the waida for tha
blasphemers. Rverywhore I look I see
scarred humanity.
Aloe teen hundred year ago Ood looked
over the hattleinentai of heaven and he
Picked a basket of flowers, and then one
day He dropped a baby tnto the manger
at Bethlehem, and when the wis men
saw Him they read. "For Oud so loved
the world that He gave Hla only begettea
that whosoever belle vatn on Hint
should not perish, but hava everlastine-
llfe," What more could Ha do?
But Ood didn't spare Htm- They cru
cified Hun, but He burst the bands ef
death and the Holy Spirit cams down.
iney banlahed John to the Isle t I'at-
raua, and there he wrote tha words of my
text. "Behold, I eland at the door and
knock.; If any maa hefar my voice and
ope the door I aitail come In to bus and
sup with him, and he with me."
Jeaua aatd. "Ulva that to tha world."
O! A glorious truth. He sent sue to
Omaha with 11 ta message.
Vvhvn I quit baas ball I went into tit-
door work and It didn't agree with me.
under the bed. We used to throw any- j there's nothing to It If you are unwlll-
thlng under mat Dea. am emrw " -thing
elee we wanted to get out of sight.
It always had a spooky appearance te me
and they couldn't have gotten me in that
room after dark If they'd have given me
the farm. Strangers alwaya got that
room and they always had my sympathy.
8o a bunch of you have Jesus Christ
in the spare room, and the kitchen, sil
ting room and parlor and oft ot the rest
of the house fceiongs to the devil.
O. throw the door openr, Say, "Jesus
It's an Insult the way I have been treat
ing you. It's an Insult" Say: "Jesu
oome here with me and bear ma aay the
blessing; come here Jeaua and sit while
I say family prayer; oome and go with
me to the store and se that I give thirty
ais inches to the yard and sixteen and
twelve ounoaa to the pound and 1,000
pounds to the ton; com In and sea It
there are any books I ought not to have;
out gee ail evils; well I should aay so;
coma here and look at this music; come
here and look In my refrigerator; Ugh,
take this beer out; look at tha center
table? Did you win this a a prUe?
Away that will go. Oo home and aak
Him to come out ot the spare room and
treat Him descent
can ece better' thlnaa In tha lives of
many of you here. Liote of people have
their minds on the. bolt and you keep It
there for one or two reasons, first, for
things He will oast out If you let Him
In, and second, for the things Ha will
bring in whan He come.
if Jeaua Christ oome in, out goea may
Uclousness, revenge, lust, drinking, card
playing, dancing and you know It That'
Hie reason you refuse to let Him In.
You aay, Mr. Sunday, I don't sea how
I can forgive so and sol All right, then
Ood will not forgive you. If you tor
give there thta trespass. Ha wll forgive
them that trespass.
Saw Bawl la Holt
"When I waa preaching In a town In
Iowa a woman came to me and told ma
there waa a girl back In the audlenoa
who waa weeping and aaked me to come
hack. I went and found a beautiful girl
with hair like the raven's wing and a
straight noes and pearly teeth. Her tears
only enhanced her beauty. I aaked har
what waa the matter. If she had any
thing ahe dln't want to give up. Bhe
said there waa not "Do you believer"
Bhe said aha did. "Well, la there any oua
you won't forgive" She aald: "Mr. Sua
day, don't ask me to forgive htm.
said. "I don't aak you. God aaka you.1
She said: "I can't I aald: "You won't'
Sha Juat looked at me and aald:
hla father's body and walked out of th
door. 1
Ood haa planted In front of you the
Bible. He has placed In front of you the
cross. On tha floor Ilea tha bleeding body
of His Son. Surely you will not step over
them.
And that' what jrou will have to do If
you go to hell. You'll have to aetp over
tha cross, the church, mother, father,
sermons, everything that has been for
your good, for Ood Is trying to block tha
way to hall.
"Behold! I stand at the door and
knock."
Let His in, won't you?
(Copyright William A. Sunday.)
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Tou poor corn-llmipers, with corn
wrinkles and heart paine! Sit down to
night and put a few drops of "Oeta-It,"
tha simplest corn remedy In the world,
on your corn. You can apply It In Juat
big to make a sacrifice, and go to hell.
you can go. I believe there are church
members In Omaha who are unwilling
to throw out the cards and tha boose
even though they know they will make
their ewns gamblers and drunkards.
If I had my way, I'd have every pack
of cards on earth and every drop of beer
in hell before midnight Oh, I don't care
for your applause unless you are willing
to crystallise It into rctlon.
If Jesus comes In, pride, appearing what
you are not, sinful pleasures, greed, lust,
go out When Jesus comes in, if you are
holding an office you haven't been elected
te, you'll resign.
I read a story and it seemed lncredibut
to roe until I learned the source. The
mother hsd Juat died and the father waa
sitting before the fir that night with
his head In his hands when his son cam
downstair. "Where are you going?" hla
father asked. "Oh, down the street; I
won't be gone long. "Dpn't go," his
father pleaded. "This Is the first night
In forty years your mother baan't been
here at night and I think the quietness
will kill me." "I made this date some
time ago," was the reply, "and I've got
to keep it I won't be gone long. , I'm
going." The old man ran to the door
and lay down la front of It and said:
"Now, please don't go, If you do you will
hava to step over my body," and, in
credible as It aeema, the boy stepped over
can't" I loked back and aald: "You
won't" Hbe Jumped te her feet and
brushed the tears away and elenehad her
flat and her bosom swelled and aha said
"Then I won't" I looked Into her faoa
and I aaw a vision ot a soul In belL
If ehe bad let Jaaueu In ahe would hava
been willing to forgive. If you let Ood
into your heart all hate will go out ot it
Forgive and forget It If you wish to pay
tha price of a Oodles Ufe, go on. I will
admit you will lose aome things by In
coming a vnruunaa ana perhaps tou
III SUCH PAIN
WOMAN CRIED
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Suffered EverythingUnlil Re
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkh&m'i VetreU.
ble Compound.
FloTWee, Bo. Dakota. "I nsed to be)
vary sick srery month with bearing;
down pains ana
backache, and had
headache a cod
deal of the time and
very little appetite.
The pains were so
bad that I used to
elt right down on the
floor and cry, be
cause it hart me
and I could not do
any work at those
times. An old woe
man advised me to try Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound and I rot a
bottle. I felt better the next month so
I took three more bottles of it and got
well so I could work all the time. I
hope every woman who suffers like I did
will try Lydia E. Plnkham'e Vegetable
Compound. "Mrs. P. W. LaNSENO, Box
8, Allyn, Wash. '
Why will women continue to suffer day
In and day out or drag out a sickly, half
hearted existence, missing three-fourths
pf the Joy of living, when they can find
health in Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compound?
For thirty years It has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and haa re
stored the health of thousands of women
who hare been troubled with such ail
ment aa displacements, inflammation,
ulceration, tumors, Irregularities,, etc.'
If yea want special advice write to
Lydia , Plnkhasi Xedielae Co. (eenn
ientlal) Lynn, Maes. Tear letter win
he epeaed, read aad answered hy A
woman aal held la strict confldeaoa.
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How to Heal
Skin-Diseatct
A Baltimore doctor auggeata this aim
pie, but reliable and Inexpensive, home
treatment for people Buffering with
a c a a m a, ringworm,
rashes and similar
Itching, burning akin
troubles.
At any reliable
druggist's get a Jar'
of rcslnol ointment
and a cake of reslnol
soap. These are not at all expensive.
With the reslnol soap and warm water
bathe the affected parte thoroughly,
until they are free front crusts and the
skin la aoftened. . Dry very gently,
spread on a thin layer of tha reslnol
ointment, and cover with a light band
as It necessary to protect the clothing.
This should be done twice a day. Usually
the distressing Itching and burning stop
with the first treatment, and the skin
soon becomes clear and healthy again.
Sample free, Dept S-K, Reslnol, Balti
more, Ud.
c"-asr-
wae If Bade Own Paiao. tra ware
and Bala, tool"
a few seconds, without fuss or trouble.
What'a the uaa applying aalvee that
make toea raw and sore, that make
corna swell, bandages that make It mis
ery to walk, tape that sticks, greasy
ointment and other contraptions. Oet
rtd ot corns the easy way, quick, sim
ple, :ure, , new way. That's common
sense. Try "Qets-It" also for warts and
bunions. "Oets-It" can't hurt the corn
loosens, and cornea light off clean off.
Hfeta-It ' is aold at all druggists, jn
a bottle, or sent direct by K. Lawrence
ft Co., Chicago. Bold In Omaha and rec
ommended aa tha world's best oorn re to
ed? by Bherman dt MoConnell Drug Co.'
store.
How To Make the
Qulckett.Slmplest Cough
Kemeay
Mark Better tbaa
Mass Hlad aa 1
rally I. Mara
the Be-
Thie Louie-made cough syrup is now
ased in more homes than any other eouga
remedy. Its promptness, ease aad car.
taiaty in conquering distressing coughs,
chest sod threat colds, is really remark
able. ou can actually feel it take hold.
A day's us will usually overcome the
ordinary cough relieves even whooping
cough quickly, bplendid, too, for brun
ch itis, spasmodic croup, bronchial asthma
and winter cough.
Get from any druggist S ouaees of
Pines (ult cent worth ), pour it ia a pist
bottle aad nil the bottle with plain gT au
la ted sugar evrup. This gives you at a
coat of euly 64 cents a lull pint of hatter
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if 1 VO Credit Jtwsien
cough syrup than you could buy for 92.60.
lakes but a few miuutes to prepare, lull
direction with l'laex. laetes good aad
never spoils.
Vou will be pleasantly surprised how
quickly it loosens dry, "hoarse or tight
eougbi, and heals the iadained nrm
braue in a painful rough. It also atop
the formation oi phlegm ia the threat
and bronchial tubee, thus end Lug the per
sistent loose cough.
1'ineg 1 most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine .Norway pine ex
tract, rick ia guaiacol, wkkh ia so heal
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To avoid disappoint
merit- ha aura mil
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jms ui in quws. tuncn, counter mignt gain soma tninga or not Deoomln ,. - .
and get a Inker or a pieo. of pi. and !a Chrhuiaa. But the maa that JZiZJ'lSMrtUm
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tue in advertising; no matter
how good advertising may be
in other respects it must be
run frequently and constant
ly to be really succcessful.
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