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THE CHATTANOOGA NEWS
FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1918.
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PllvaPLESANOLD PROBLEM
, Why so many young- men and espe
cially otherwise beautiful women allow
their (aces to be disfigured with un
sightly pimple ia beyond me, says
' Every drug-gist In America who cares
to apeak ireeiy win leu you inu one
xn- bnx uf Peterson's Ointment is guar
anteed to banish every pimple or other
skin eruption, or money DacK ana 11
won't take more than 10 days to do It.
The mighty healing power or -eier-on'a
Ointment in skin diseases, Edema,
Salt Rheum, Sore Nipples, uia bores.
Ulcers, Varicose Ulcers, blind, bleeding
and Itching piles, is almost beyond be
lief and the small price puts it within
reach of all.
Dr. W. Bur of Erie. Pa., writes: "I
had suffered with Eczema of the left
ear and scalp for over 25 years, but a
small box of Peterson's Ointment has
entirely eradicated it." All druggists
are authorised to guarantee It
Mall orders filled by Peterson Bros.,
Buffalo, N. T. (Adv.)
Not the cheapest, but worth
all it costs
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(By William T. Ellis.)
"Food will win the war!" shout the
billboards at us. Even America la
slowly waking up to a realization of
the fact that bread is the basic ractor
in the world struggle. Nobody ever
gets far away from the bread prob
lem. In Russia, as one travels about,
he notices that all conversations are
Interspersed with the word "klet," or
bread. Breadlines, long queues of cold
and weary women, are the ultimate
political factor In other countries be
side Russia. High and low, spiritual
and worldly, ignorant and -learned, all
quickly subordinate every Interest to
concern for bread; Just as did the
crowd who thronged about Jesus by
the shores of the Lake of Galilee.
Most Interesting of all "bread linos,"
Is that horde of more than five thou
sand hungry persons who were lined
up and fed on a hillside overlooking
the Sea of Galilee by the great Naza
rene teacher, two thousand years ago.
Picturesque, impressive, moving, mir
aculous the scene has gripped the
imagination of painter, student and
people, even as it laid such strong
hold of the minds of nil four evange
lists that they have In common only
this one of all the miracles of Jesus.
No Tims for Tears.
As the soldier Is given leave from
the trenches and the hurried, harried,
overwrought business man of today
Heeks a few days of rest at mountain
or seaside, so Jesus and His follow
ers planned a quiet "retreat" for them
selves. One reason was that the
twelve had Just returned from a tax
ing missionary tour of Galilee. Their
Ix-ader had said, "Comt ye yourselves
apart Into a desert place and rest a
while; for there were mnny coming
and going, and they had no leisure so
ALMOST RAN
HER CRAZY
Says Her Chest Was- Sore and
She Would Cough All Night.
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Mrs. Patton Says Her Cough
Is Entirely Gone Now.
1 have been troubled with a very
bad cough and the doctor said I was
threatened with lung trouble, snys
Mrs. Hottle Patton, who lives at 1J02
Hhaffcr street, Nashville, Tenn. "He
gave me medicine, hut It did not do
me much good. I tried different rem
edies, but they did not help mo. I
would cough all night long and my
chest would Almost run me crazy at
times. In fact, I was In a very bad.
run-down condition. I had a friend
who begged me to get a bottle of
Lunj-Vlta, I had tried so many dif
ferent things and got no rrtlef that I
did not feel like I wanted to spend
any more money. However, I got mo
a bottle and It has certainly cured my
cough. I can recommend Lung-Vita
to anyone suffering with their lungs."
Lung-Vita Is sold by druggists and
dealers. (Adv.)
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CDN5TANTIIT ANQEUiKi CO
Rnmnnia'a first diplomatic repre-
oentativn in. the United States has
been officially received at Washington
hv Prpaldent Wilson. Rumania was
formerly represented here by an envoy
accredited from all the Hainan states.
much as to eat." The Importance or
quiet times In the life of His servants
was clearly perceived by Jesus; and
thene words are still In force.
There was another reason why Je
sus sought seclusion from the clam
orous, uncomprehending rabble, a
great sorrow had come upon Him, an
event of deep significance to His life
and to His ministry. His kinsman
and heraJd, John the Baptist, had been
decapitated by Herod. wnai ims
meant to the sensitive spirit of Mary's
Hon even & dull imagination can par
tially comprehend. He had lost His
great wltnesser and His friend. Be
cause of Him John had died. This
great sorrow overshadowed His spirit,
making of slight Importance the fact
that He, too, had to flee from the Jeal
ous Herod's Jurisdiction.
As a wounded deer seeks the densest
wood, so the smitten heart of Jesus
sought solitude in His grler. Bight
here entered another duty, and a
higher; for even the Son of Ood may
not cherish His own sorrow above the
world's need. True grief Is so holy
that It dare not be selfish. Ah, the
glory of the brave smiles and tireless
service to the cause of those who have
lost dear ones at tho front!
The multitude pursued Jemis, whose
hand and heart had been proved to
be of such helpfulness to men's va
ried needs. Their motive was selfish,
but their want was real. The miracles
hud brought to each man a hint of
possible Hticcor for his own peculiar
needs. The neighborhood crowd wns
augmented by the honts of pilgrims en
route to the Passover nt Jerusalem,
for the fame of the Wonder-worker
had spread widely. Ko engc-r were the
masses to see and hear 11 tin that they
ran afoot around the head of the lake,
which Ho wns crossing by boat.
The Compassionate One,
That spectacle was Irresistible. All
thought of His own grief and of tho
needs of himself and followers was
submerged. In the mind of Jesus, but
the sicknesses, griefs and Ignorance
of this claimant host. Ko He taught
them and healed them until eventide.
There. Is a great deal of nobulous
hiimantfarianlmn in the world today.
Some persons woul ' offer It as a sub
stitute for Christianity. Let It be re
membered that It was In Christ that
this spirit was perfectly manifested;
and that even today It is best found
among thoso who bear His name.
Where His spirit does not permeate
and dominate, the great works of
charity and benevolence will be looked
for In vain. Heathenism builds no
asylums, hospitals or soup kitchens;
neither does ngnoRtic lsin or Infidelity.
An evangelist wns preaching the
Gospel In Han Francisco's bnrbary
coast. Among his hearers was a
well-known Infidel, who challenged
the evangelist to meet hlin In a puh
llo debate In some hn.ll. The chal
lenge was arcepted; but the preacher
made a condition. He asked the In
fldel to come to tho hall on the ap
pointed evening and bring with him
a drunkard, who had been made a
sober man by tnlldollty; a fallen
woman, who had become clean through
hearing a lecture on Infidelity, and
a gamblor, who had been delivered
from the awful pnsslon by accepting
infidelity. Then tho evangelist said,
"I promise you when the time for the
debate comes, that I will march Into
that hnll at the head of a small army
of former drunkards, harlots anil
gamblers who heard the Gospel of tho
lord Jesus Christ and were saved by
the power of Ood." The Infidel, with
a sneering- laughter, left the street
meeting.
A Co-Operative Charity.
Where help Is, the needy resort; be
it a soup kitchen for the hungry, a
doctor's office for the sick, a church
for the spiritually needy. Thai Is why
the miscellaneous multitude, with their
varying wants, dogged the footsteps
of Jesus. And, as all humanity is
tethered by a short chnln to the ele
mental needs of nature, all the assort
ment of desires that this crowd
pressed upon tho lloiintlful One, re
solved themselves later Into a desire
for food.
This made the lieutenants of the
Master uneasy. They would have
sent the mob away, shifting back on
each the responsibility for food. They
had not the wherewithal In sight to
feed them, nor hnd they anything like
the Immense sum of thirty or forty
dollars necessary to buv food from the
neighboring villages. The Ird does
not bellrve In these easv evasions of
obligation. He puts up to the Individ
ual the claims of tlie many: If obe
dient to Him, nobody could disregard
the social problems of our time. "tJlvn
ye them to eat." Is the way He turned
this big responsibility over to Mis
disciples. Similarly, Americans are
called upon to modify their rations
that tli'lr allies may have food.
The resultant Incidents were a capi
tal Instance of organized charity.
First, there was the Master's part:
lie provided the motive, the direction,
the thanksgiving and the spirit of eco
nomy, holding (he others up -to their
duties. In the great srhemo of present-day
co-operative benevolence. Je
sus represents the spirit of love and
compassion: the sustaining force that
mnkes all ei possible.
The second party In this organized
relief were the disciples. They had
the p-f' tlcm woik to do; they were
tin. u.iys end means committee. AH
the tnii,g to and fro wna theirs. The
moat eftl"nt member appears to bnve
been tlcu cnlet man. Andrew, w'.io hid
a knack f J iodin iim- the person whom
Jcsm tiee.Vd. It ns tlie dlaclpl, a
arranged the "bread line." seating t!,,,
company In orderly tows on the Kri.
and who run led out the actii.il w.vk
f illa't ilt:ti,.n. and Inter of tho coll. ,-.
lion of the fragment. Tl ev were p,.
esentl-U tedium of the whole .hit.
Ilr. No convention. , 'M', li or 01 r u
nutlet. Wfu!J "fco- if it weie u.a.ic
up of speech -makers and preachers,
and no humble workers.
Then, a vital link t . the chain of
relief was the small boy. "Only a
boy," yet through him 6,000 were fed.
His provident mdther had put up a
lunch of five flat barley cakes, with
some tisli relish. What a remarkable
boy he was or, rather, what excit
ing sights he had been hearing that
he had not gobbled up that lunch long
before noon! Wouldn't you like to
hear the story of this day's events as
he afte-warda rehearsed It to his fam
ily, his neighbors, and, later, to his
own children and grandchildren ?
A'Miracle of Multiplication.
Every year we witness the wonder
of a grain of wherft made into many,
plus stalks and roots and Jeayes. We
call that, and the subsequent proc
esses In mill t.nd kitchen that produce
the bread we eat, "natural," and such
a quick Increase as went on In this
present Instance, w'-en five loaves fed
5,000, a "miracle." In boh cases the
agent Is the same; and shall not God
be permitted His own way of work
ing? Because of the extent of the "sign"
wrought, and the number of persons
affected, and the multitude o" wit
nesses, this miracle Is commonly con
sidered one of the greatest performed
by Christ. Note, however, as com
mentators have pointed out, It was
not a miracle of new creation, but of
multiplication, healed, restored; He
never created. The work of creation
is finished, the work of providence
continues." '
So outstanding and marvelous an
act as this feeding 5.000 scarcely
needs comment. It still speaks its
own messages. It was b m of Christ's
compassion for men's need; divine
power has ever been exerted for hu
man service. Let the r-:an who is
tempted to think that the Lord Is too
high to be concerned for His tcmnoral
affairs remember the miracle of the
loaves and fishes. It was, also a
"sign," one more, attestation of the
deity of Jesus.
Incidentally, It conveyed practical
and needed suggestions. There was
the "grace before meat," wh'ch ac
companied ' the miracle. ' Too many
Christian tables are unblessed and un
thankful. Again, the whole procedure
was orderly. Ood always works so.
There Is warrant In this incident for
the modern organized forms of relig
ion. "Let all things be done 1 eoently
and In order."
And, finally, and most practically,
here was a lesson in thrift to an Im
provident company of people. A les
Bon newly being learned today. Of
the fragments which remained, enough
was gathered to fill the wallets of the
twelve. The Lord's livings are al
ways to overflowings, but He permits
no waste. Jesus could multiply
loaves at will yet He carefully saved
the food left over from t" feast. The
pinch of today is a bitter reminder to
many of the waste . of yesterday.
Thrift Is not a denial of faith, but an
expression of It.
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Women! Stop Corn Pain! .
Few Drops and Corns Lift Out
Don't hurt a bit! Cincinnati man discovers
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Tour high heels have put
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on your feet, but why care
uowf
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Dont limp or twist your face,
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apply a few drops on your
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Instantly the soreness disap
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and loose that you can lift it
off with the fingers.
Just think I Ton get rid of a
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between the toes, as well as
hardened calluses without suf
fering one particle. Freezone
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