GOT THE BEST OF THE ELDER
Apt Quotation of Drer Reuben Saved
His Mulo and at the Same Time
Rebuked 8ln.
j Elder Harris was making another
'attempt to lnduco ono of tho member
of his flock to trado horses with him.
t "Dat pony o' your'n, Dror Roubon,"
he said, "Is Jes' what I want, an' my
big bay hos Is Jes' what yo' want. I
kin git over do groun faster wld de
pony, an' you kin haul a bigger load
wld do boss. Hlt'd bo a good trade fur
bofo on us, 'coptln' dat it'd bo a leetle
bettor fuh you dan It would fur me.
.You take do bay and give me de
ches'nut sor1!."
I "Do pony suits mo well 'nougb, eli
dcr' averred Brother Ilouben, for the
,twontleth time. "I don' koor t' make
no swap."
! "But I Jos' natchelly got t' hare dat
pony, Bror Reuben."
"Elder," spoko tho othor, after a
period of profound thought. "1 boon
wantin t aBt yo' a question for a long
xirao
"Well, what Is It?"
"Iknoww'at ono o do 'noatloa savs
."bout do law boln' dono away with, but
ain't wo still llvln undah do ten com
inan'montn?" I "Bror Iloubon," solomnly averred
Elder Harris, "wo air."
I "Well, ono o' dom cominan'monts
says wo mustn't covet anyt'lng w't b'-
Tongs t' our neighbors, an' you're cov
atln' dat 11T chostnut sor'l pony o'
mine, Bror Harris I"
I Then tho older gave It up. Clearly
the teuth commandment was against
him. Chicago Trlbuno.
BABY'S HAIR ALL CAME OUT
1 "When my first baby was six
months old ho broko out on his hoad
with llttlo bumps. They would dry
up nnd lcavo a scale Thon It would
break out again and It spread "all over
his head. All tho hair camo out and
his head was scaly all ovor. Then his
tnco broko out all over In red bumps
and It kept spreading until It was on
his hands and arms. I bought sovoral
boxes of ointment, gavo him blood
medicine, and had twq doctors to treat
him, but ho got worso all tho tlmo. Ho
had It about six months whon a frlond
told mo about Cutlcura. I sent and
cot a bottlo of Cutlcura Resolvent, a
cako of Cutlcura Soap and a box of
Cutlcura Ointment In threo days
after using them ho began to Improve.
Ho began to tako long naps and to
itop scratching his hoad. After taking
two bottles of Resolvent, two boxes of
Ointment and threo cakes of Soap ho
was sound and well, and nover had
any breaking but of any kind. His
Valr came out In llttlo curls all over
his head. I don't think anything elsa
would havo cured him except Cutlcura.
' "I havo bought Cutlcura Ointment
Mid Soap several times slnco to uso
lor cuts and sores and havo nover
known them to fall to euro what I put
thorn on. I think Cutlcura Is a great
remedy nnd would advisq ,any ono to
Bso It Cutlcura Soap Is the best that
I havo evor used for toilet purposes."
(Signed) Mrs. P. E. Harmon, R. P. D.
X Atoka, Tenn., Bopt 10, 1910.
! His Ruling Passion.
The young man waited for tho mill
lonalre's reply.
' "I don't blame you for wanting to
marry my daughtor," sold the latter.
''And now how much do you suppose
you and sho can worry along on?"
Tho youth brightened up.
1 "I I think," he cheerfully stam
mered, "that $200,000 well Invested,.
would produce a sufficient Income
Tho millionaire turned back to his
papers.
"Very woll," ho said, "I will give
ton $100,000, providing you raise a
similar amount."
And tho young man went away sort
rawing.
Ended tne Controversy.
1 On tho stceplo of an old Universal
Is church In Bath, Mo., thero Is a
woodon figure of an angel. It Is not
a remarkably fine spocimon of art, and
has always boon somewhat laughed
about especially because of Its high
heeled shoes. Tho Bath Enquirer re
calls tho story that a former pastor of
tho North Congregational church onco
accosted ta dovotod TJnlversallst with
tho question: "Mr. Raymond, did you
aver sco an angel with hlgh-heoled
Shoes on its feet?" "Why, no," an
awercd Mr. Raymond, "I can't say that
I ever did; but did you ever seo one
Without them?"
1
' A Young Philosopher.
' Timo is a rolatlvo quantity, Some
minutes seem like hours, aud some
hours seem llko minutes. How to con
trol this flight is beyond most persons,
but the llttlo boy montloned bolow
seems to havo progressed protty well
for a youngster.
Tho teacher was surprised to see
that ho romalned perfectly ldlo all
through receBS, and accordingly asked
him why be did not play.
" 'CauBO," ho said, slowly, "It makes
recess too quick if I play, and I want
It to la-a-ost I "Youth's Companion.
. . . . . 1 1 r n
I naa uccn in a weroo ocmho.
Damocles saw tho suspended sword.
1 "That's nothing," ho cried, "I've sat
between two women with hatpins r
Thus they saw he could ,not be
cared.
Blue Monday.
' "Do you know why wo call this day
Blue Monday?"
"Maybe It's because so much blueing
U used." Judge.
i Quick as Wink.
1 If your eyes ache with w, smarting, bam
fag sensation ma PET-TIT'S EYE sALVB.
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Lova Is the only thing that new
The Resurrection
of Christ
By REV. W. L MUNHALL
of PMl.d.IphL
mm
TEXT-Blessed bo tho God and Father
of our Lord, Jesus Christ. I Peter I, I,
and 5.
It was by tho sin of one man that
death entered the world. Tho foun-
tain In Eden wub poisoned and tho
waters hava flowed on through tho
ages In their polluted state,
God In His Infinite morcy has pro
vided a rcmody, a way of escape, by
His Son, who descended Into tho
grave, battled with death and was
risen again. Tho text which I am
taking Is really too big for a day or
an hour, for on It ono versed in tho
word of God would talk a week.
Tho heart of this text Is taken from
the resurrection of Jesus Christ from
tho dead. Psalm 1G-10 Bald: "For
thou -wilt not lcavo my soul In hell."
This was a prophecy by David In ret-
crenco to Jesus.
Peter said: "Men and brethren, lot
mo speak of David's prophecy, ho be
ing doad. But according to- prophecy,
his Eced shall reign nnd his flesh shall
not sco doath."
David prophesied and Peter spoko
of tho accomplishment of the
prophocy, that ho, David's sood,
should not boo death.
Paul bald: "Ho roso again on tho
third day," This wnB according to
tho scripturts; tho old scriptures,
for thero was no Now Testament In
tboso days. All authorities uniform-;
Ilv nirroo that no fact is so woll estab
lished as that Christ roso from the,
dead.
Horo wo havo ovor 500 credltablo
witnesses that testify according to,
tho resurrection of Jesus. Thoro pan
bo no doubt of it, yet thero aro poc-
nlo who doubt. I duddobo all of you.
say you do bollovo but do you? ' !
Lot mo oxDlaln. Do you beliovo
that God's pcoplo will bo raised in
1)ody from tho dead? You can notj
possibly bollovo in tlio uouiiy resur
rection of "your Lord from tho grave-
without boliovlng in tho bodily resur
rcctlon for God's people. I throw this
out by way of emphasis.
Thoso who deny literal resurrection
from promises of their own conse
quently reach unnatural conclusions.
Thoro Is no teaching of tho resurrec
tion apart from tho teaching in tho
sacred scriptures.
I may tako for illustration of tho
resurrection tho hideous worm that
spins its own winding sheet and lies
in a cocoon. By nnu by it duh'.b ana
a beautiful moth emorgea. This 11
luBtratcs but does not explain tho doc'
trlno of bodily resurrection from tho
dead. -Tho only placo to find explnna
tlon of resurrection of tho dead is in
tho scriptures.
Somo say man and horso aro tho
same; that' thoy livo and dio all tho
same. This doctrino 1b not what men
say and bollovo. It is purely and
only n revelation from God. What
says tho scriptures? If you havo
nothing horo that gives you hope, you
havo nothing. Psalm 16: "Thercforo
my heart Is glad and my glory re
Jolccs. My flesh also shalt rest in
hopo. Thou wilt not leavo my soul in
hell." David know thoro was resur
rectlon. David trusted in God and
could say, looking death in Its hide
ousnoas In tho fact: "Oh doath, whero
Is thy sting grave, whero is thy vic
tory?" Wo have boon made ono with
Him and havo a living hope through
Him.
At tho death the spirit returns to
tho God of David, and tho soul do
parts to its place of felicity until the
second coming of Christ, when wo n
tor into our own. Of tho wicked
thoy havo a bouI, but no spiritual Ufa
At their doath the soul departs to
tormont. Tho body of all goes into
tho gravo and resolves back to tho
dust of tho earth. "Tho dust ot the
earth shall rlso" (tho bodies).
That which is in tho gravo comes
forth thoro is nothing but tho body
in tho gravo, thercforo it is tho body
which Is raised.
Allow to a certain extent tho prem
ises tho wo aro as animals; that
Jesus, was born of woman, llko us;
that Christ was developed into man
hood by tho laws of nature. At 33
years Ho wna nailed upon tho tree;
HIb body was taken down by kind
hands.
On tho third day an angol rolled
back tho stone. Tho sarao physical
body camo out of that tomb. Women
know Him (wo will also know Hlra)
and Ho said: "Go tell My disciples
that I ascend."
Ho ascended, directly returned and
allowed womon to touch Him, when
beforo when He had met them Ho has
said, "No, I havo not ascended," This
was in accordanco with nn old Mo
sale dispensation which did not allow
womon to touch a prlost who was en
gaged in tho coromony of sin offer
ing. Christ, Is a prlost, and was a sin
offering, and could not bo touched un
til Ho appeared beforo tho Father and
completed tho offering. Ho then re
turned to earth and allowed tho wo
men to touch Hlra. Ho also lot doubt
Ing Thomas touch Him. Ho appoarod
In their midst and told Thomas to
reach forth his flngors, saying proba
bly: "This, Thomas, is tho samo hand
I used in ministering to tho needy
and suffering nnd sorrowing. This
was tho samo body born of woman
crucified, burled and risen from tho
doad."
For forty days Ho was with tho dls
clplos, walked, talked and ovon nto
with them, and was soon no loss than
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Young Age Pensions.
Young-ago pensions I Why not? Ti
tles, honors, riches, pensions and most
other good things are, as a rulo, post
poned to a period of llfo whon tho ca
pacity for enjoying them has been
blunted. Australia was ono ot the
first countries to adopt old-ago pen
sions, and now a Labor membor of the
commonwealth parliament proposes a
complementary schemo ot young-ago
pensions. Ho would start by pension
ing tho fourth child at birth. Tho fact
that threo had previously been born
showed that tho parents wero doing
their duty and doscrvlng woll ot tho
stnto. Tho young-ago pcnqlon would
"roward Industry and encourago the
birth rato." London Chroniclo.
Left Both Satisfied.
It all happened on ono of those fow
surviving pay-oftor-you-entor cars.
"Oh, I insist on paying, Gladys," said
the brunotto. "You paid coming
down."
"No. I shall pay," doclarcd Gladys
with oqual firmness. "What if I did
pay coming down didn't you buy that
last package of gum?" '
"Let mo sottlo tho quarrel, ladles,"
suggested the diplomatic conductor.
"Why not uso the denatured form of
Dutch treat?"
"What's thatr
"Woll, you each pay tho other's
faro."
And that was tho way thoy solved
it Clovoland Leader.
On tho Dog.
A small West Philadelphia boy may
bo an author somo day. Ho has Just
finished his first essay. It Is on a dog.
"A dog is a onlmule with four legs,
a tale and pants but he nover changes
them. He wags his tale when he Is
glad and slta on It when ho Is sorry. A
dog is a useful animulo bocauso he bites
burglars but ho Is moro trouble than
ho Is worth whon ho tracks mud on
the carpet A bull dog is the king of
boosts.
A Sounding Name.
"Who is that girl In furs who Booms
to bo tho big scream?"
"Sho? Oh, sho'o our sleigh hello."
Jenkins (humorously) Well, do you
or your wlfo rulo in tho household?
Benedict (seriously) Neither. We
llvo under a provisional government
by tho cook.
They Both Knew,
Tho fool said ono day In tho king's
presence "I ra tho klngl" And tho
king laughed, for ho know that his fool
was wrong.
A wook later tho king was angry, bo
cauBd of an error ha had committed,
and exclaimed: "I am n fool!" And tho
fool laughed, for ho know that his
king was right. Smart Sot
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Tho llfo of a man consists not In
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Tho Prlmltlvo Man.
"Jones is so dreadfully prlmltlvo."
"What's his latest?"
"Why, wo wero at tho oporn house
tho othor night and a stage hard re
moved a table and Jones yelled 'Supol
supol' We wore dreadfully mortified."
"I was at n dinner tho othor night
and Jones sat next to mo. When he
saw tho row of spoons and forks and
knives beside his piato ho beckoned to
the waiter. 'Say, boy,' ho hoarsely mut
tered, 'I guess you splllod tho spoon
holdorl'"
"Woll, it's lucky ho's rich."
"Ain't ttt"
Tho moro solitary, tho moro frlond
less, tho moro unsustalned I am, tho
moro I will respect and roly upon my
olf. Charlotto nronte.
Old' Women In Maine.
Oray has a qulntot of ladies whose
ago is over ninety years. Mrs. Enoch
Merrill's ngo Is ninoty-nlno years and
eleven months, whllo Mrs. Lots D.
Small reached hor ninety-eighth birth
day on November 0, and both ot these
ladlos are bright and active. Mrs.
Mary A. Frank was ninety-six last
Beptombor, and is in her usual health.
Mrs. Hannah T. Rowo is ninety-ono;
Mrs. Mary Lclghton also la ninety-one.
Kennebec Journal.
What Happened.
Fate Did you call?
Opportunity Yes, but sho sent word
word by her sorvant sho wasn't In.
Uarpor's Bazar. ,
On tho Ties.
First Thespian Walking homo?
Second Thespian YeB, tho railroad
enrs aro Insufficiently heated.
REALLY OPENED THEIR EYES
Parishioner's Remark, However, Left
Young Minister Somewhat In
In tho Dark.
Rov. Henry IL Roso In tho Newark
Star tells tho story ot a young min
ister who had rnontly taken charge
of a small parish in Vermont Ho
aspired to greater things and a largo
field, and in tho 'hopo that his reputa
tion would travel boyond tho limits ot
tho vlllago tov.whlch ho had been sortt
ho throw intujlils Bormons all tlio
forco and eloquenco at his command.
Ho was, however, . totally unprepared
for what was Intended for a compli
ment, but which was put to him In
such a way that it left him In doubt
ac to tho real Impression ho had made.
Ono Sunday morning, after an espe
cially brilliant effort, ho was greeted
by an old lady, who was one of tho
most faithful attendants at all serv
ices. Approaching tho young minister,
sho said: "Ah, sir, wo do enjoy your
sermons so much, they aro so in
structive Do you bollovo It, wo never
know what sin waa until you came to
tho parish."
Tho Kind.
"I think that chauffeur had groat
nervo to mako lovo to his employer's
daughtor."
"So ho had motor norvo."
It takes moro than a stinging vo
cabulary to mako a prophet
COMING HIS WAY.
""flip
"What luck, my boy?"
"Oh I protty fair. I got six winders,
two lamp pOBts and one silk hat &V
ready."
The Patient Townsmen.
"So you got to work in spite of th
snow drlfta?"
"Yos. But i don't coo why the city
folks should not follow the example ot
country pooplo and put up a strong
kick for good roads."
The whirlwind ot passion scatters
many ot tho scods ot sin. t
Now ean Food
Another tSpleradid Opportunity to
Bring Out Facts
When tho "Weekly" which sued ub for libel
(bocauso wo publicly denounced them for an
editorial attack on our claims) was searching
for somo "weak Bpot," they thought best to
sond a N. Y. Atty. to Dattio Crook, summoned
25 of our workmen and took tholr sworn state
ments beforo a Commissioner.
Did wo objoct7 No. On tho contrary, wo
helped all wo could, for tho opportunity was
too good to bo lost.
Geo. Haines testiflod ho inspected tho wheat
and barley, also floors and ovory part of tho
factories to know things woro kept clean.
That overy 80 minutes a sample ot tho pro
ducts was n taken and Inspected to keep tho
food up to standard and keep out any impur
ities, also that It Is tho duty of ovory man In
tho factories to sco that anything not right
Is Immediately roportod. Has boon with tho
Co. 10 years.
Edward Young testiflod had boon with Co.
15 ycarB. Inspector, bo and his men exam
ined overy cack and car of wheat and barloy
to soo thoy wero up to standard and rojocted
many cars.
II. E. Burt, Supt, tostiflod has boon with
Co. over 13 years. Bought only tho best
grain obtainable That tho Co. kept a corps
of men who do nothing but koop things clean,
bright and polished.
Testiflod that no ingrodlontwont lntoGrapo
Nuts and Postum except those printed in tho
advertising. No possibility of any foreign
things getting Into tho foods as most of the
machinery Is kept closed. Asked If tho fac
tory Is open to the publlo, said "yes" nnd "It
took from two to throo guides constantly to
show visitors through the works." Bald none
ot tho processes wero carried on behind closed
doors.
At this point attys. for the "Weekly" tried
to show the water used was from some out
side source. Testified the water came from
Co.'s own artesian wolls and was pure.
no testified the workmen woro first-class,
hlgh-grado and lnspoctod by tho Co.'o physi
cian to bo sure thoy woro all In proper phys
ical condition; also tostlfled that stato reports
showed that Co. payB bottor wagoa than tho
avcrago nnd ho thought higher than any In
tho stato.
F. B. Martin, AssL Supt, tostiflod Grape
Nuts made of wheat, barloy, yeast and
water. Anything elso? "No, Blr." Postum
mado of Whoat, Wheat Bran and Now Orleans
Molasses. Statomonts mado on his export
onco of about 10 years with Co.
Testified bakers aro required to woar fresh
whito suits, changod ovory othor day. Said
had noven known any of tho products being
sent out that woro bolow tho high standard
of inspection. Asked If any ono connocted
wlth tho Postum Co. had Instructed him how
to testify. Said, "No. sir."
Horaco Brown tostiflod has been with Co. 0
years. Worked In Grape-Nuts bako shop.
Tostiflod tho whole of tho flour Is composed ot
Wheat and Barley. Attys. triod to confuse
him, but ho Insisted that any casual visitor
could soo that nothing elso went Into tho flour.
Said machinery and floors always kopt clean.
So thoso mon wero examined by the "Week
ly" lawyers hoping to find at loaat one who
would say that somo undor-grado grain was
put In or somo unclean condition was found
somewhoro. ,
But it was no use.
Each and overy man testiflod to the purity
and cleanliness.
As a sainplo, take the testimony ot Luther
W. Mayo.
Tstiflcd boon with Company about 10 years.
Now working In tho bakory department mak
ing Grape-Nuts. Testified that the ovens and
floors aro kopt clean and tho raw products as
thoy go In are kept clean. Also that the
wearing apparel of tho employes has to be
changed three times a week.
Q. Do you uso Postum or Grape-Nuts your
self at all?
A. Yos, I use them at homo.
Q. If from your knowledge of the factory
which you have gained In your ten years at
tho factory you bollovod that thoy wero dirty
or impure In any way, would you use them?
A. I do not think I would. No.
Asked If any one on behalf of the Company
had asked him to testify la any particular
mannor. Stated "No."
All theflo Bwora doposltlons were carefully
oxcludod from tho testimony at the trial, for
thoy wouldn't sound woll for the "Weekly."
Think of tho fact that ovory man swore to
tho purity and cloanllnoso so that tho Atty.
for tho "Weekly" was forood to say In open
court that tho food woo pure and good.
What a disappointment for the "Weekly!"
But tho tcstlmonV showed:
AH of tho grain usod In Grape-Nuts. Tostum
and I'oat Toastles la tho highest standard'
lioBBlblo to obtain.
All parts of the factory aro kept scrnpnlons
ly clean.
Nono of the workmen had been told how to
tostlfy. 111
Most of them have boon from 10 to IE years
witn tlio Co. and uao me products on their
tables at homo.
Why do their families use the products,
Grape-Nuts, Postum and Post Toastles, that
they, themselves, make?
"There's a Reason"
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd.,
Battle CreeK, Mich.
tails.
cloven times.