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BAKING
Absolutely Pttr
jffafW Home Baking Easy
No other aid to the housewife
is so great, no other agent so
useful and certain in making
delicious, wholesome foods
The only Baking Powde
made from
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
Mo Aium Ho Lime Phosphates
mgmssg&smlzk
SENTENCE SERMONS IN
A tree church In a living tblasr na d ohIj- Krinc men and iTomrn. made
Hvc by the spirit ft Red. Mhtrald be added tt It, otherwise they add notli
it: tm Hii beaaty r nsefH'ncsB. Rev. Charles I Overitrcet at Plrnt I'res
fcytectaa cbwrck.
Growth tnvotreK chnaicr. Jit- ivh
t feaca. Rev. MNch Iln&sen at First
"If are the Usbt of the wria. Tbe Hcnt nmt not be burled nnder
the bhrH ml Tvoridliacnx nor hidden nnder the bed of iadoTeace, bat elevated
n the beaattfHi candlcstiek of a heir CAnicecT-atcd life that men 'rasy see
M Kerify Ged In yen. Rev. Cha.Oj. Dickey at First Methodist church.
It yu attemitt to secretly live a C hrlntlan. without joining yonrself to
tied Fele yenr ApJrltnal life vriH d le like the lire coal eooln and diei when
lakes from the grate and placed upen tbc hearth alane. Rev. J. K. Abbott at
WeatoaiaMcr I'rebytcrlnn church.
A a jrcrfBK canne or a condid on prereaent. bnptlxm hn abneintcly
aethlsg to do with salvation. Ret-. Jeff 1). Ray at First Ilsptlst church.
Dcter . ta( Seji. In an address la Knglaad laxt year, wald tiro promi
nent otrtwre la the fclajs: of the ew China are the bible and Christian mI-
nianartes. Rrt. I'erry J. Rice at First Chrii-tlH church.
S4rM-e the beslBnias: of ereatfea the devil ha been trylnsr to Kldetrnck
t.ed'x ekiMreji and try ins to set them not to worship the living Ged. tint la
oenstsntly xettlBK up some ldil for the m to rrersMp. Rev. EcL I.. JllHican at
Ea( El Iasa Bapthtt ehsreh.
la the sentence: kB are Hurkcm taeether with God." the parties re
ferred to are ChittaH: the unsaved nsi never did n day's work: for God
la all his Hfe. Kei. R. T. Ilankf. at Calvary liajitist church.
JeKM emerged Iron Ms trmptatl on with three principles definitely
fixed for life first, he weHld live far other, not for self; second, be wonld
not we xlMMf rat or questionable me ibodx, and third, he would he a spir
itual JUbk. not u earthly prince. Rev. li. II. I'ttmN at St. Paul's Lutheran
iktwck.
The rfalcf reasoa bark f the cam
he aright jcive te bum a eeaceptlan of
at HhEhlasd I'ark Jfetbedist chareh.
ChriatiaBlty is able te meet the te
(rwln 1b Jeans in mare thaa eoaqaerer
II. Atweorf at HlRhlaBd Park Ilaptltst
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II Klnss SU-14.
Now Xaaaisn. captain of the host of
the kins of Syria, was a great man
Watch COLLAR
Easiest to pat oa and to
lake oil aad to tie a tie In.
Clues. PciMr & Corapwr, Mifccn. Trar, S.T.
NO CASGARET USER
EVER HAS HEADACHE
le rt hex will keep year liver,
Htecaaeh and bewebi clean, pure
and freafa far months.
Pick headache, biliousness, dizziness,
coated tongue, foul taste and foul
hreath a3way trace them to torpid
liier, delayed fermenting food in the
imwels or sour, gassy stomach
Poisonous matter cloezod in the in- I
ftlup? instead of being cast out of i
ine f'"in is re-absoroed into thai
t lood. When this poison reaches the
Arrow
oencate oram tissue it causes congeo- , Damascus, better than all the wa
tion ard that dull, tnrobbing, sicken- Jrs of Israel? may I not wash in them.
ing neaaacne.
na.il Laiii. in I'M. u:,s una (iiirs
t.'e waters force a passagewav for a
in or two yes but the-, don't take
w.e poisons out and liaie no effect
u-ion the 1-ver or stomach.
'asearen immediate!y cleanse and
ri-guuif the stomach, remote the
ur. undigested and fermenting food
tnd foul gases, take the excess bile
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'"' 'C ner ano carr oui oniw,
C l rA, t . , jM nMAiHnnAA B,a i
r,"";"' o" l utinniirK ic
lrattei and
and bi-'wlt-
po'sons in the intestines
I'ascaret tonight will surely !
Mraisbtt-n uu out by morning. They j
11 rlr Vhll. 'A,a I.A.. 1A i,nt l.,.r 1
' --i lour 'druggist means inside ;
n'.negs and a clear head for
" ' Ak an' of t'..e millions of I
-f-aret users if tle eier haie head- I
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PULPITS OF EL PASO
In stHtlennry in hN lellef has censert
Congregational cbHrch.
In f Christ into thU world m that
Mf. relation to God. Rev. A. ?. Brans
st of practical living and the soul tbat
tbronsh him that ieied as. Rev. K.
church.
with his master, and honorable, be-
cause by him the Lord had slven de-
verance unto syria; he was also a
nlrhty man in n.our, but be was a
leper.
And toe Syrians had gone out by
companies, and had brought awav cap-
uve out of the land of lsreal a IitUe
maid; and she waited on Xaaman's
wife. '
And she said unto her mistress.
Would God my lord were with the
prophet that is -in Samaria! for he
would recover him of his leprosy.
And one went in and told his lord.
saying:. Tnus and thus said the maid
that is of the land of Israel.
And tile i.lr.s of Syria said. Go to, go.
ana 1 will send a letter unto the klnjr
of Israel. And he departed, and took
w .tli him ten talents of silver., and
si- tiiousand pieces of gold, and ten
t naanges of raiuent.
And he brought .the letter to the
king of Israel, saying. Now when thi
letter is come cnto thee hhM T
have therewith sent Naamsn my ser-J
ant to thee, that thou mayest recover
mm oi nis leprosy.
And it come to Dasa. when the Vine-
of Israel had read the letter, that he
rent his clothes, and said. Am 1 God.
to kill and to make alive, that this
man doth send unto me to recover a
n.an of his leprosy? wherefore consid
er. I pray you. and see how be seeketh
. j a quarrel against me,
i And it was so. wnen Elisha the man
j of God bad heard that the king of
Israel had rent his clothes, that he
sent to the irinp- AAvine U'lia-afAr.
iiast thou rent thy clothes? let him
J come now to me. and he shall know
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.Ar.k 1 n .w,...!.... ( .. L.maaI
, So Naaroan came with his horses ,
and with his chariot, and stood at the I
I door of the house of ElUha.
i And Elisha sent a messenger unto j
! him savins:. Go and wash in .Tnniin I
i seven times, and thy flesh shall come
i again to thee, and thou shalt be clean.
But -Nnaman was wroth, and went
away, and said. -Behold. I thought. He
will surely come out to me. and stand
and call on the name of the Lord his
God, and strike his band over the
place, and recover the leper.
Are not Aoana, ana fnarpar. rivers
and j ciean? So he turned and went
away in a rage.
And bis servants came near, and
spake onto him, and said. My father.
if the prophet had bid thee do some
great thing, wouldst thou not hare
done it? how much rather then when
i he smith to thee. Wash and be clean?
Then went he down, and diDDed him-
self seven times in Jordan, according
i: ... ..ri.r r th n. r it-
J " " ,""o " ' v , a. la
. . nt. omB acaln lit. n. .!,
flesh of a little child, and lie was clean.
Ice Gorge Brenka.
St. Louis. Mo-. . 26. Rising wa-
ter in the Missouri river broke the
ice gorges in the Mississippi rner
above this city, and the river is filled
w.th floating ice.
L PASO HERALD
OHieililATOROFGHAUTAUQUAMOUEEVIENT
IS GIN UNIQUE
Eightieth Birthday Anniversary of Bishop John H. Vin
cent Is Made Notable Americans Are Asked to
Contribute Million Dollars to Starving Chinese.
Catholics Work to Hold Poles to the Church.
Bishop John H. Vincent, originator of
the Chautauqua movement for popular
education, and chancellor of Chautau
qua Institution, received a unique
"letter shower" on his SOth birtfcday
annirersary, falling on February 23.
i tit: bisnop lives iu Chicago, enjoys vig
orous health, and the suggestion that
this anniversary be made tne occasion
of a shower of pedsonal letters ap-
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, f mf imtuBwnu. ui peupie .:-
ognize ineir educational lnaeoieoness to "",Z ,.'.,',, " '.:. WiZ- ..e
mm. T.iree quarters of a million reai- ' sress'vf Jr?,r'l t,a" ""ill" lha1m?vJ
e.s in all pans of the world have , me." ""'J?""," T.; 'SJiUfN
enrolled for the Chautauqua reid.ns Kr,," ,,?llZ,!,nli
course since bisfeoo Vincent inaugu- ' school jwil serritf civ les and alons
! fc y?"S ago.
r uiy inousana isnors co to vna-
tstf1U9 'N. our V nvt? - v - -si - on1 hnn.
dreds of Chautauquas' modelled upon '
the original are held every summer.,
Born at Tuscaloosa. Alabama, he en- i
. . . - , . .
j in ine ministry in l-ennsv ivama i
the r is it. .ttn.ii ii.o ni,i
I "- - - - - - s-s.w. . . -
Ifa,!.-.... !-. .A V .1. .-
Imt Jnl.j ii AnnAw..nwiAe k .-.
roi.aii iiist.ii.uit; an. cain, ,
I only deliberately set about to give
i himlr ilSVii JfLtrZ h, fr
himself a liberal edfucatlon. but from
' 5MnS?.8bI?..,'e Sii'hl:
SL-t!".1 ?xfr adu,t wJ,lc,1Jl,has
become (under the name of the Chau-
tauqua Literary and Scientific Circle.)
?2t,ofin.8xssss S"""81 lnfIu -
! e"otS ' VbS TT1 T,J' Jnhn w.
vi.T.' i...i - YCiZ Tii 4"
8?0C.r VtfnV ,Gtuder ell";
t to broaden the education of Sunday
rMihtitISi:S n,?frt1E
established the Sunday School Quarter-
ly and other means of teaching under
the auspices of the Methodist Book
cuucern in new iotk. ne lea 111 1.1c
establishment of the International Sun-
day SchtKil lesson system. Contempo-
raneous with the development of the
Chautauqua Idea of out-of-school edu
cation for all sorts and conditions of
people, his fame as a preacher ex
tended beyond the bounds of his own
denomination.
Besides the "letter shower" a group
of friends contributed special b;r,hdav
mr-ssages- on about 100 autograph cars
which were presented in a special gift
box made bv Tiffant. This box is ma
hogany, lined with amethyst velvet the
rolor if the February birth-stone, and
bears gold Initials. An engrossed. 11
lumlnatrd rresontation on vellum under
j glass boars personal congratulations
j and official greeting from the board
01 trustees ana ail active memoers or
tne staff of Chautauqua Institution.
The cards include message, from Ly-
man Abbott H..n C-nrro un.le-
man Abbott, dean George
&
bishops Charles D. Williams.
...
Warren. William F. Mcliowell: presl-
dent G. Stanley Hall of Clark unlversl-
ty. H. C King of Oberiin. Rush Rhees
of Rochester. W. H. P. Faunce of
' Brown. John Finley. City Cbllese of
i New Tork: Professors Palmer and Pea
f body of Harvard: George Adam Smith.
I Percy Alden. M. P.: Jane Addams. Hen
ry Turner Bailey. John Graham Brooks,
and many others.
Some Idea of the enormous influence
exerted by the one American will be
e
'I
gotten from the follon-lntr data
The first Chautauaua. auwmblr irat
i held at Chautsuoua lake. New York, for
tnree weeKs In August. 1S74. for the
broader trf ininsr of "Sundav school
leacnera. l ae i nautauqua 1,'terarv
and Scientific circle, which made Chau
tauqua an all-the-vear-round educa
tional movement was founded in Au
gust, 187S. The number of readers
since the first year. 1STS-9. when 800
persons actuallv enrolled their names
and perhaps half a manv more studied
with tbm. has reach three onarters
of s million neoole. Some ten tl-ousand
1 reading circles hav been formed with-
, In the 33 years since its organization.
! t t. "... . . ...
of clubs, university extension courses.
denominational reading circles, nijrbt
schools, etc.. the Chautauqua circles
still enrolls thousands of members ev-
ery year.
AJIErir"VS KED TO GIVF.
MILLION DOLLARS TO CHIXRSE
j. n? ivinn s iiua&iuuai y lauiviutni
tirSS ItS nJlat4?,,f., le"vier5,?, Camp;
bell White and "William B. Millar, and
its secretaries in various cities, to the
j China famine relief committee, which
plSt." to ?.d l.m.m-tbV food
under direction of a secretary of the
movement, has been opened and is ap
pealing to Americans everywhere. The
T.1"' ' i"2,.W?hP "':. of
rJI :; ; . "i ,. cu-i:lns
with the American Red Cross.
A.!LiK'a. f i q.U,are miIes ,'," af-
T &ut a dcscr,Ption of conditions
in Cheklang province, given by the
movement, sets forth fairly well rondi-
tions obtaining in all. Last ftnmmer
typhoons brought floods orr from the
sea. vu-iao county, bordering on
Hangclow bar. is an immense tract of
tine tannine land under ordinary con
ditions. It was reclaimed from the sea
by dykes, of which there arc seven in
en mere arc seven in
see tonSweeroveTyallseven"Uof hI
8ff co sweep over an seen or tne
ZFJX2,J?I "TJ" 2'Jf
unon eharches In this country to take'
offerings on Sunday. March 10. and
upon theater managers to ,rlve benefits !
on or near that date.
men to build the evkos h'ltr'her and
prevent if DO?slble future lr,ciirJnn
iruiii me r-i rnira Hn jioiencan DOint
of view tt-e dvkes are declared to be
crude affairs.
PROTESTANT Iinr.SR-OP PR TT5R
pux.vEn in sew yoric
Protestant young men of Metropoli
tan New Tork are to found a house of
nrayer. Tt is to be somewhat on the
""ef k T'E!..0' Itlreat '" E.u-
W. i.. li-frf-- ' 'eireai. me
first in America, was opened last fall
J bv the
Catholic
testant 1
mn if V -v.
: The Protestant house of prayer will
..,, ... n.
have Its first season June to Sep tern-
ADVICE ABOUT GRIP
'
I now
to
Kxcape Its Dangerous After
trrcct
With so much grip In town this win-
ter a few words of advice will not be
out of place.
First, grip Is no trifle. Its after ef-
fects are often very serious.
Second, grip is particularly bad- on
children, old people and all who are
not in the best of health.
Thlrd. grip hangs on-takes away
your energy ad appetite-leaves you
ieeiing weak and played out. That is
a dansrerons condition
a dangerous condition.
The best thing you can
do Is
tO
build yourself up with VinoL our de-
llcious cod liver and iron preparaiion
wunout ou. it tones up the system
and makes ou strong and vigorous
Read this letter from R. J. Lown,
Oneonta. N. Y.: "I had an attack of
grip last January which left me in
a very badlv weakened and rundown
condition. Lately I began to take
vmol and i find It strictly all right.
It began to help me from the yerv
first and now I am as Well as evr "
Remember, tve guarantee Vlnol'
do just what e sav we pav Vta' k
lour mone if it does not Kelltf &
foiiaro, druggists, jji 1'aso, Texas;
AlfdOdi. tA AAA
has been forwarded to the Shanghai . ,. rALV" " , 'X 7C . ana. one
committee, of which btrhop Graves Is , !n chica5- ,and condemn in strong
chalrmanT It is stated tht part of the I terms not only members of the Amer-,-u-
r.,.i -m .- i.iiJ . ":. 'can I ederatlon of Polish Catholic Lav-
SHIER OF IEITEI
ber next. In it r Joined young men
of Baptist. Congregational, Disciples.
Kpiscopal, Lutheran. 'Methodist. Presby
terian and Kelormed churches.
There are 40,90tt young men in the
organizations of the !wo Protestant
churches of New York s metropolitan
district. The house of prayer is to be
for week ends, and its Instructions will
be given b some of the foremost
Christian leaders. The alms are to
i ue?uen nie sifiriituti us mi uuiianau
..., -A . . nrs,0M,,l and aSC-
j 'b"rf " zr xvr- -"'""" "'"
SUITII CinoilXV LE.1D1AG
l. CIll'llCH 1VOKK FOR NEGROES
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j leuer 111 iiiii miiiKa. i?uuui c-
.. ,, -0 , r.,,mnn m i.a in
o.n announces its purpose to lead In
n.ll AHAia ihlnco Tha Knltu'nnal
J at. lit Aasviastrt .. a ic .- - -
.. 1 i 1 ..-.. a. -!-.
cnurcn oi me n nuie cuuuii acu-
bated for 20 years the question of su-
: Pervislon of church work by and for
, ' , 19oT and aeai in 1910
' inheechuinh s gene? contentions! U.e
; bishop Suffrrfgan plan was discussed
" Hnj i.r-.ii- vhio niin ha a
' taken advamag5! of by New Yor"
: r&Mw foriIrgre;
R islon of work among all classes.
' wnite. disck ana loreigrr. out it was
i JjJ ,"f k that rst suggested
: ,,. H.i.rmln.., t !?t a netrro
! b'hoP- the r8t America. Bishop
j Guerry has secured funds, !n part in
tne nrtb- to lnaiHJa,n tne new official
for a term of years, but he has found.
t . h ,,.. that Rnl.Knnllon.
or
as
j,, Carollna! the whUes ;s weU
, th. hl.k!. are r to enntributa
to
this fund as far as able, and they were
the first to do so. Indeed, so he
states. South Carolina, and not the
north, leads in making fche Innovation
possible.
The bishop Suffragan will be con
structively under the white bishop, in
order that there be not two Episcopa
lian churches in one diocese, but the
negroes will have their own annual
council, and their bishop, when chosen,
will be ihelr own leader In prac
tically all things.
RREATKST BXGI.ISHM.X
1S PRIUXD TO OUR LI.VCOI.X
While in England a few weeks aco
' ihr ex ?!?: .?SSArt1b1Vr' President
' ' the Baptist World Alliance, spent
tvA hfknfa in (h. maotw. f M.rJ Anfo.
, v Hwa m uwiarc: ... xav J u v.vfr.
, V he 'frrd8 a,s the foremost man
i f h" Brltl9h "' today. Dr. Mac-,
&nb1T;f?m?1irf G?rse to J'ij1,00. ,n
his ability to triumph over difficulties.
to McKlnley in bis whole hearledness.
and to Roosevelt in his power of initi
ative. Georx-e's Kreat task of the im
mediate future Ir. MacArtbur declares
to be disestablishment and disendow
ment of the church of Wales, to be
followed by the same of the church of
KnKland. and the church of Scotland
"I met many RnKlisnmen and Scots
men." observes the Baptist alliance
president, "who bellere tnt the Irish
politicians and Roman priesthood do
1 not relly desire home rale for Ireland.
, " ", " - ; p.n.c m- iwiki
vocation of these men would be taken
away. I'or myself. I believe, the VI
stermen to b- mistaken In their atti
tude. T am a Protestant of Protest
ants. That lat nti. rpBCnn vhir T Hr.,
i to see home rule in Ireland. Both home
i'"" ana disestablishment are sure to
CPm(L- Lloyd Gwrge Is a man of bril-
! ',n1t ,"0vitie.s- "e ' also Influenced
I b' ,oft" Ideals. He is truly religious In
heart and life. All his political endeav-
. ora are Insnirori hr a ne of in.ti,
I twarl his IcIIow-men and obedience
I "Ja God. Higher honors await him.
! ,.! the man of th boar' In the
British empire."
TO HOLD TIIK POLES
j " na .AlllUblt rAllll
Archbishop Messmer. o Milwaukee,
on., h.ha.. A t ..-wnA . ...
i ureen and Sperlo" tev7 issued a
,etter to tne catholics of their province
. , nf th ,...., .t Ju- .A
tud). of tlle Poles. Tnese Poles are
j lnCe bSHSerS -V.iSyX'S.;
Cincinnati. Chicago. St. Paul and Du
buque. The Milwaukee nrelaie Inter.
diet two Polish! Catholic periodicals.
one published in Milwaukee ana one In
jCMeSSft and condemn Yn atrog "term"
i not only members of the American
; Federation of Polish Catholic bmen
recently formed, but all Catnclici who
j consent to have dealing wlU Owm
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TUB liATIIOLIC FAITH
Archbishop Messmer. of Milwaukee,
and bishops of La Crosse, Marquette.
Green Bay and Superior, comprising
the Milwaukee province, have luuni
i . i.... . .. r-.it . .r. -
,nce "nd of the country-concerning the
attittH of yHa Tmi vu uj
Provinces of New York, Phlladelpala:
,-i;ii NhVe. . 'oi ,""lpAw
Uau? The .Ulaule. ela tl "
tb"?"e; JnJ i'hW SilS.i -PS2?. J?-
terdlct two Polish Catholic periodicals.
! men- recently formed, bat all Catholics
I w" consent to nave dli-g with them.
There are 300.000 Polish Catholics
i .:;, ..,: , , .....v.,0 .
I wUnln tne provinces named, and lay- l
men among uicin are protesting on
tnree point?, wnich they regard as
vital. The three are: Religious services
in a language' which they understand -bishops
of their own nationality, and
church finances in the hands of busi
ness laymen and not in the hands of
pnesis. mere are otner points of conv
, Plaint, but these are the main PoHsh
contentions. StarUng in Milwaukee
t.a nki.. i, i " ,',WB".ee
! !T"" . ":""? "r " """. icaeration
, hk secureo orancnes in ah
(91UO.C9
wnerem mere are rough Catholics In
any numbers. It now announces its
Intention to appeal to Rome on the
three points outlined.
Archbishop Messmer and his pro
vincial bl shoos strictly forbid anv
Catholics joining the federation or
readinsr the nrescrlbMi imrinjii.
" threat of excommunication frm
I the church. They nolnt nnt t .. t.i
I that the Holy See tas, handled many
fobiems of language 'in the past and
! in its own time will handle this one
' .., . ,.. "
-TWO C.VRDINALS ON toe
CATHOLIC" D.VNOEDJ
; Cardinal fMhhAe r -ri,t
dlnal Farlev ? -vSalli2M2r- L'
b ShoD Pendeis? .? 'pfe i"
-.tuiiffMr.ha.P"?.J!
for nrn ij ju. "ill inmiun
' :?-.?LrP . .Bd Indian missions stale In
"" appeal to American Cath
A11.M !. .si.i t.. . ' v--- '
7h. Ti-J "- .V'Vl,""n?..Dla,n,nS mollif
'JIT ,atte" fl them with grave concern
ine lar too prevailing heedlessness of
religion.." observe th.u n..i.,.. t
J their appeal, blighting at all times, has I
in lecer-t ear grown so great that it is J
I fnanlng into our terv itals enfeeb- '
ling Catholi- religious life. itVating our j
family, weakening the faith of not yet I
1 "rA Asnnr hilt Ins.. . . 1
the vears sro by. and our vv v'th
-..'. -aniiui "" MVlfH.se TdSIlT HJ
if us onlv to procure pleasure and
prn-note ambition enfeebles more a-ii
j re ore or- whole r. ligious n-al- un
I How lo-. ' ik thpdo !.-,;,.!. i,,
( mrlian CTholios think tins irruit-
nig ir. --s win last.
ALL
Foil
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Buffalo, N. Y., are able to diagnose and treat cases at a distance with uniform good results. 1
am going to send you free a sample package of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, which will relieve
biliousness and ill health due to a disordered liver. Write at once for a sample or a book.
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in stomach, biliousness and kindred derangements of the stomach, liver and bowels.
In coughs and hoarseness caused by bronchial, throat and lung affections, except con
sumption, the "Golden Medical Discovery" is a most efficient rejnedy, especially in those
obstinate, hang-on-coughs caused by irritation and congestion of the bronchial mucous mem
branes. The "Discovery" is not so good for acute coughs arising from sudden colds, nor
must it be expected to cure consumption in its advanced staees no medicine will do that but
for all the obstinate, chronic coughs, which, if neglected, or badly treated, lead up to consump
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and disease, get the Common Sense Medical Adviser the People'sSchoolmasterin Medicine
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BEHOP IBIIK GUEST OF (HUM
Two Bishops in the City and Another, a Presbyterian, Is
Coming Presbyterian Women to Build Chapel in
Altnra Park Organ Grinders of First Chris-
. tian Church to Meet FelixMartineztoLecture.
Two bishops are the guests of Rl
Paso this week. Rev. Cameron
Mann, bishop of the Episcopal diocese
of South rakota, occupied the pulpit
at St. Clcmenfs Kpiscopal church Sun
Uy and confirmed a claes of six thtre.
He wilr remain In the city until
Thursday, when he will go to Pecos.
Texas, to confirm a class.
A this is lent, which 1 observed
by Kpi'scopallans. no special entertain
ments have been planned for the blshp
during his sta? in this city.
Ttlnbop K. It. Ilendrix
At Trinity Methodist church Rev. E.
P.. Hendrlx. missionary bishop of the
Southern Methodist church in Mexico.
occupied the pulpit at the morning
service. He was here to attend the
Methodist conference for the Northern
Mexican district, which closed Sunday
afternoon and wa followed by the
ordination of Rev. Francisco OlazabeL
Gueot nt Men'x Dinner
Monday night bishop Hendrlx will
be the guest of honor at a dinner to
be given by the men of Trinity Meth
odist chnrch in the basement of the
church at 7 oclock. He will probably
leave Tuesday for Kansas Citj . Mo.
JEWISH CELEIM1I OF TIE FESST
OF FUH BEGINS HEXT SUNDAY
The festival of Purim will be cele
brated with a children's entertainment
given by the women of Temple Mt.
Sinai to the children or the Sabbath
school en Sunday evening at 7:30 at
the Fraternal Brotherhood hall. This
Is a yearly treat given to the children
and Is the best expression of thanks
giving for deliverance from the ty
rants' hands.
The feast of Purim begins on March
3rd. The origin of the feast Is de
scribed In the book of Esther and Its
celebration is iu -memory of the de
liverance from death of the whole
Jewish population of the great Asiatic
empire over which Ahasuerus was
ruler. This deliverance was effected
bv the intercession of Esther, a Jew
ish woman, who had become the
king's wife. The story of Purim is
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But for the permanent relief of blood disorders and impurities, I
can recommend my "Golden Medical Blseovary " a blood
medicine without alcohol. R. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Buried dcp in oar American forest we find bloodroot, queen's root, mandrake
and Uooe root, golden seel, Oref on grape root and cherrybark. Of these Dr. R. V.
Pierce made a pure glyceric extract waich has been favorably known for over forty
years. He called it "GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY."
This " Discovery " purifies the blood and tones up tie stomach and the entire
system in Nature's own woy. It's just the tissue builder and tonic you require.
Dr. Pierce savs: "Glycerine plays an important part in
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GONHSACliSSOFSlX;
Next week El Paso will have an op
portunity to hear another Bishop. He
is Rev. Arthur F.. paator of the
First Presbyterian church down at
Austin. Tex., and is coming to El
Paso to hold a revrral service for the
Presbyterians of the city.
Thl meeting is scheduled to begin
on March 8 and will continue for 10
days or two weeks- without interrup
tion. T
Chapel for Altara Park
Plana haT been made by the women
of the missionary committee of tne
' " i-reaoyienan cnurcn .
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Monday night there will be a con
ference of all heads of departments of
the church for the purpose of com
pleting arrangements for the bishop
meeting.
First Christian Organ Grinders.
The organ grinders of the First
Christian church will meet Thursday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
D. S. Johnson. 910 North Florence
street and Friday evening the teach
ers and officers of the church will
meet at the home of the pastor. Rev.
P. J. Rice. 905 North Stanton street.
that Mordecai. a Jem. had incurred the
enmity of Ham an. the favorite vizier, I
who planned to slaughter all the Jews
In revenge. Mordecai enlisted the
help of Esther, his cousin and ward,
who at the risk of her own life inter
ceded with the king for her people.
The Jews were saved, and Hainan.
their enemv. was hung' with his sons
on the scaffold intended for Mordecai.
The name "Purim" means "lots." as ,
Haman is said to have cast lots to
set the day for the massacre. Purim ,
is a home festival in the main and is
celebrated by masking and dancing, j
games and plays. The earliest bis- i
trionlc efforts of the Jews were di- .
rected toward plays descriptive of the !
events described in the book of Esther. ,
tne dook upen is run in me syna
gog .on the feast.
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The women's guild of St. Paul's
Lutheran . church will meet at tha
home of Mrs. Gr Malchow. 596 Cali
fornia street Friday at 2:30 p. m.
The Women's Missionary society of
Calvary Baptist church will meet at
2 oclock Tuesday afternoon instead of
the usual hour. 3 oclock.
No Midweek Service
The congregation of- the East El
Paso Baptist church will 'Bold no mid
week service Wednesday. but wi'l
meet at the First Baptist chnrch,
where the ordinance of baptism win
be administered.
The Aid society of the First Con
gregational church will meet in the
tea. room in the Brazos flats Thurs
day afternoon at 3 oclock. when M1s
Fannie Blakesiey will be the hostess
Felix Martinez to Speak
Thursday evening at 8 oclock FeMx
Martinez will deliver a lecture hre
on "Current Ethics."
Owing to the inclement weath"'
Sundav the new church which r-
Congregationalists were to - .un
opened at Canutiilo will not be of)ifu
until next Sunday.
Qneen Bather Circle to Meet
The Queen Esther circle of the Fi"-t
Methodiot church wi'l hold it. mont -ly
meeting in the church parlor F'l
day evening.
The choir of this church is prepar
ing an Easter cantata and rohcarsal
for this will be held following t e
regular choir rehearsal Thursday
evening.
For the purpose of arranging fo- .
series of luncheons which will be given
at nocui on March 5. 6 ad T. an.1 -n
enchilada supper which will he gi "
1t the evening of the last day t -women
of the church will meet Tups
day afternoon at 2:4$ in the churci
parlors.
Westminster MlIea Society
The Missionary society of Westmin
ster Presbyterian church will meet at
the home of Mrs. Geo Cole. 809 Nortn
Virginia street. Tuesday afternoon at
2 10. At the same time and rla-e s
called meeting of the aid society of
this church will be held.
The Sunday school of this church
has entered a campaign to double Its
membership by May 1
The Teachers' training Cass -'
Highland Park Baptist church will
meet Thursday evening.
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