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The Commoner
Ho is, ,of course, a
r of his life- HO s,,oi cuujpu,
tor If brilliant and Varied natural
man of br la mihinK .element is
giftS, UUL "- ,
TS 7s about him the prtafal fofr
It's Nerve'.
Force from
Nutated Irop
IS
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a tera Z, n.uro. we is uuuiences mat - have gathered in
tKar ll? JSSL a, .resistle9a tor- 'Richmond for years. The other were
.w..v ...auuuduuib lurce. tnunripr-
given in Shauffler Hall on the Sem-
.hnt Helps make STRONG MAGNET
IC, FOIICEFUIj men and WOMEN,
l!o nmkc their over mastering pres
ence felt llc moment they enter n room.
NUXATED IRON
contains the principal chemical con
stituent of active living nerve force in
a form which most nearly resembles
that in the brain and nerve cells of
man. It also contains organic iron like
the iron in your blood and like .thp iron
In spinach, lentils and apples. Qrffanlc
Iron enriches the blood and plenty, of
rich red blood means more nerv6 fOrce,
bo that Nuxated iron not oniy leeus
what might be termed artificial nerve
force to the nerve cells, but it stimu
lates the blood to manufacture a great
ly increased supply of now nerve force.
If you are weak, nerVous or ruii-down,
get a bottle of Nuxated Iron today, and
If within two weeks' time you do hot
feel that it has increased your nerve
force and made you feel better' and
stronger in every way. your money will
be refunded. Sold by all druggists.
Rheumatism
A Remarkable- Home Treatment
Given by One Who Had It ""
In the year of 1893 t was attacked
by Muscular and Sub-Acute Rheu
matism. 1 sUffei'dd as only those
who are thus afflicted know for over
three years. I tried remedy after
remedy, but such relief as I ob
tained was only temporary. Finally,
I found a treatment that cured me
completely and such a pitiful condi
tion has never returned. J have
given it to a number Who were ter
ribly afillcted, even bedridden, some
of them seventy to eighty years -bid, I
and the results were the same as in I
mv own nnnr i v BL
I want every sufforerr from any
form of muscular and sub-acute
(swelling at the joints) rheumatism,
to try the great value of my im
proved "Home Treatment" f Or its
remarkable healing power. Don't
send a cent; simply mail your name
and address, and I will send if free
to try. After you have used It, and
It has proven itself to be that long
looked for means Qf getting ridr4of,
such forms of rheumatism,. yoi&may
send the price of slt, One Dollar,
but understand I do not;vwant your
money unless vou are' perfectly sat
isfied to send it. , len'.t'"5;hat fair?
Why suffer any longer, iWhen relief
i ths ,ofCered you free. Don't do
lay. Write today.
loo Mark H. Jackson,
42SII Durston Blag., Syracuse, tf. Y.
i i . . : vmivo-
k.rons. m a 8ort of ebullient joy. ' inary campus, excont tho fifth, whirl,.
Binffi! m po7e,ct eflulPIse. being more specially intended' for the
&w?4 lhJL urr a,nd f.renzy of the students, was given in the Watts
,,f A'UBaeaHisa mm; out tlio free, icnapelall to full houses.
uiiLiuin iihihi) Minrir ri' rnv -.. m
its spacious skie3 and primeval for-1
ests;and illimitable prairies: Ho has
tlte simplicity of a son of the plain's.
HMMnjnd mpyes in large curves and
s Wslonv In' Toyai un66nscious
?HS of academic restraints anft mice
VW. He cJes rigjit down to tho
bedrock of things, and his hammer'
rings -;put blows that seem to have
tnefumverse; xor a sounding-board.
Together with1 this appearances of ole
miqnlal power, faero is a sense' ot ele
mental gentleness, a natural dhivalry,
a frank' and human kindliness. He
has the unaffected courtesy not of
one wno stoops to conquer, but of
one who is unconscious of,- social or
intellectual fences. He lives, as it
were, on the broad, free plain (of a
common humanity. His intellect is
bold rather- than subtle, masculine
rather than- meticulous. ia eye
ranges over? greajr horizons arid sees
fctioy u.yiojuijfc!. iu uiu iurge. jciis wea
pon is not the rapier, but the ham
mer of Thor," He is like John
Bright, who said, VI, sail from liead
lan;d to hqadland while Gladstone
navigates every creek and 4nlet."
And "it is this breadth of appeal,
this large sculpture of his thought
the result pf that moral purpose
which gives it simple unity and co
herence that has made Jhim one of
the' most 'powerful popular orators in
tne English-speaking world' j
The subects of ahis nine Sprunt
lectures were" as follows:- ij
1. In the Beginning God. .4,jj"
2'. The Bible. A '
3. "What Thinkfye of Christ?'
Il flIM ifln fM J
. The Origin of Man.. . (
$. The Larger Life.- fl ,t ;'
6.. The Yalue ofia Soul; :'
Three Priceless Gifts. .
Hi
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Dining one day with the Rtmlnntn
by special invitation at the Refectory, i
ho made one of his most impressive i
addresses there on the word "All," in '
the Now Testament. J
Besides all this, he was Bpealcing'
almost daily elsowhore to packed 1
houses tho Methodist Conference, !
the Vanguard Bible class at Dr. Ce
cil's church, the celebration of the
centennial of Sir George WililamsJ
the Kiwanis Club, tho Young Men's
Christian Association and the varipus
schools and colleges of the city at
tending between times all manner of
social functions and dinners at the
Governor's Mansion and the homos
of numerous private citizens. Day
and night, moreover, the telephone
was busy with long-distance calls and
telegrams from every part of tho
country, and day after day he han
dled a voluminous correspondence "
on one occasion posting fifty letters
in a single mail. No man with a less"
happy temperament and a less power
ful physique could have gone
through it all yet he spoke of his
eight days here as aisort of "rest"
and on leaving he gratified the Sem
inary and the community by declar
ing that his Visit here had been "per
fect." It is now superfluous to say
that he has a prodigious capacity for
work. One further proof of it is
that he has already placed the man--uscrint
of his James Snrunt Lectures
in the hands of his publishers, Flem-(
ing H. Revell Company. The volume
will' apnear shortly under the title
of "In His Image." It will undoubt
edly have a very wide circulation and
will serve a useful purpose In help
ing tb stem the present tide of scep-ticisiii.
8JHis Government andwJPeace,
9. The Spqlten'wWd. , .'!;:
The first and last were
delivered
in the City Auditorium to the largest
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Lincoln and Prohibition. By
Charles T. White. - The Abingdon
Press, ,150 Fifth Ave., New York.
$2.00.
This new book, by the political
news editor of the New York. Tribune,
gives a concise record of .Abraham
Lincoln's lifelong and unrelenting
hostility to the legalized liquor traf
fic. It goes even further. It, presonts
documentary proof for the flr3t time
that Lincoln, in 1885, wrote -a drastic
prohibition law for Illinois and
steered it through the legislature.
The act was igned by the governor,
and then went to a referendum in
June, 1855, when it was beaten,
through fraud, by 14,000 votes. Lin
coln equipped Chaplain James B.
Merwin, a temperance worker, with
authority to go among the soldiers
and talk temperance during the civil
war period. One of the most signifi
cant utterances in American history,
in view of prohibition, was Lincoln s
statement on the day or nis assassi
nation concerning the day when
there would be neither a slave nor a
drunkard in the land. All the import
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is liberally illustrated. Its perusal
will deepen the faith of every pa
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prohibition.
The God of War. By Joseph Jud
son Taylor, M. A., D. D., LL. D.
Published by the Revell Company 12
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from J J. Taylor, Leaksville, N. C.
fTocW Taylor's book "The God of
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with wS own arguments, will greatly
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