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MARSHALL REPUBLICAN
Friday, September V, 1966
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J.C.rAllUCLUActnt.
HIRE TRAINS ADDED
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
Horses, Mules, Hofs, fmiof
Implements and Farm Produce
ON
Phenomenal Enlargement of
Kingling Bros.' World's
Greatest Shows,
rtiiijrliiifr Biollit'ib' World's
Gi'u.ilual Sallows, whiult will
exhibit, ul Mitt'biuill Siilurdny
Scptotnbcr t!2 litive been en
larged upon Mieli u broad scale
of nbvily as lo almost pre
elude Hie depiction of it's real
magnitude on paper. Tlie
Hingling Brothers, always
modern and progressive, have
bad for years the biggest and
best show on earth, yet this
season they have more than
trebled their immense amuse
ment enterprises by tlie addi
tion of complete new trains,
hundreds of horses and poo
pic, and by entire new shows.
The crowning feature of these
almost unlimited additions is
the grand spectacular and
jMiitomic production 'The
Field of the Clotli of Gold,"
in which arc shown twelve
hundred characters, twenly
llvo hundred magnificent cos
tumes and fifteen carloads of
special scenery. This specta
cle is shown in. the largest
tent ever made for u circus
u vast convas theatre, arena
and aerial enclave, hrillnntly
1 ghted by electricity. The
monster free street parade
n glittering pageant fully
three miles in length is
alone worth the amount charg
ed for tlie circus proper. It
is replete with new and novel
processional attractions, dis
playing beautifully carved
and decorated flouts represen
tative of every country on
the globe, richly attired horse
men from every known nation
and monster herds of ele
phants and camels, with a di
vision for the children, and ti
full hundred cages of the rar
et wild animals known to zo
ologists. In the urenic per
formance the Ringling
Brothers introduce 875 per
for ners, each one u pre
mier artist. There are more
than 200 acts in the circus
program and most of the acts
are ixclusively novel and sen
sational. In the trained ani
mal display the Mingling
Brothers present thr.ee herds
of huge elephants ac,tort, un
der the direction of Pearl
Souder, troops of cute little
ponies in acts that never fail
' to please the children; won
derful leaping dogs; and cake
walking and high , school hors
es in exhibitions of tlie high?
est type of equino intelligence
and maivt'lbus new concep
tions. The circus perfor
mance is given onfjtwo staged,
in three rings and on u wide
quarter-mile hippodrome
track. Ringling Brothers1.
AYorld's Greatest Shows will
Tuesday, Sept 11,
at
The Claude Young farm 5 miles noitheast
of Marshall on the Marshall and
Slater road,
The Personal Property belonging
to the estate of Claude Young,
consisting of a very large number
horses, mules, colts, hogs, farming
implements, etc., will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder.
Terms made known on day of ealo. Sale begin nt 10 n. m.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Mrs. Willie Young,
Administratrix.
Auctioneers Col. G. Q. Jenkins", Col. Arch Gregory.
exhibit here one day only and
give performances at 2 o'eloek.
and 8 o'clock. Admission
tickets and reserved number
ed chairs will be sold at Ring
ling Brother's downtown tick
et olllce Franklin's Book and
Drug Store circus day at ex
aclly the same price charged
in tlie ticket wagons on tlie
show grounds.
Timoly Advico
I wish to give the authori
ties here a hint as to a cheap
method of taking care of their
drunks a method invented
by officers in the "wild and
wooley west," and not pa
tented, so it can be used any
where.. In Nevada in n min
ing town, which is not well
provided with room for con
demned male factors they
chain their common drunks to
a convenient tree or post un
til they sober up, giving them
plenty of halter room. In the
meantime the paper peddlers
as they pass flaunt their pa
pers in their faces and cry,
"All the latest news how toget
loose" etc., while some of
their imbibing friends invite
them very cordially to come
and take a drink with them.
One expierience of the kind is
usually effective. C.
Back from Canada
Joe Dean and son; Stanlev.
returned from a visit to
Canada to prospect. Stanley
says he was favorably im
pressed with the country, but
found land almost as high as
here. It was the section
across the line north of Minne
sota that is being widely ad
vertised at present.
JESUS ENTERS
JERUSALEM
IN TRIUMPH
Sunday School tenon lor Sept. 9, 1906
2ptI'Jr fitptrcd lorThli Piptr.
GRIFFITH'S LUNCH ROOM
First Door from
Southwest Corner Square.
All kinds of short order meals
at all hours, Our prices
are right. Give
us a trial.
Ross Griflith, Prop.
llvcrnnce. It l's much like "God save
tho king." "In the name of the Lord."
Ab the representative of the Heavenly
Fattier, "Hosunnu In tho highest."
From highest heaven alone, oven
from Uod 'himself, can salvation fqr
men come. Thcso shouts burst from
the IhriniK when tho gorgeous pano
rama of tho city broko upon their
view. Tho sattio scone, however,
called forth from .tonus, however, n
sobbing lamentation (See Ltilto 19:
41-44).
V. 11. "Jesus, the prophet of Naz
areth In Galileo." Possibly from fear
of tho Jewish rules they no longer
called him Son of David.
V. 12. "Jesus want Into the tem
ple." Jesus claimed not political, but
spiritual, kingship. What is about
to be related occurred on tho follow
ing day. "Cnst out all them." Karller
In his ministry (John 2:13-22), Jesus
had similarly cleansed the tempi.
V. 13. "Don of thieves." Perhaps
traders wero fraudulent In their deal
ings; at any rato they robbed God of
the honor and reverence which are
due to him.
V. 15. "Children crying . . . hos
anna," The boys in the temple re
peated now the cry they had heard
from the multltudo the preceding day.
"Sore displeased." Tho tuinplu nit
thotltlcs wore Indignant, perhats be
cause I hoy feared tho nolso would
evoke the Interference of ltomau sol
diers, but moro especially because
they disliked everything that tended
to establish the icnown of .Ir-sua.
V. 1C. "lkurobt thou what thcso
say?" Thoy thought Jems' rauaowna
belittled by tho acclamations of the
children, and that therefore he would
rebuko them. Hut Jcstm then, ns now,
loved the children, and wan plennttl
by every expression of their love for
him. "Have yo never rend?" etc. He
refers to the Scptunglnt version ot
Pa. 8:2, whose context shows thut
tho Heavenly Father (lollr;lMn lo hitvo
tho children ndmlrc ntid enjoy till his
great works.
Practical Points.
V. 2. When wo go forth under JoanV
directions, wo II ml tho way picpniod
before us.
V. 8. May tho day soon dawn when
all mankind will honor King Jcstis!--Ilov.
7:3.
V. 12. To Jesus let tin commit tho
work of cttstlng out nil that defiles
Hod's human temple. Mark 7:21-2;t.
V. 13. If evil Is present with mi, It
's by our own permission. .Inn. 1:1.
V. 1C. Let us give to Jesus the lov
ng trust nnd sincere) praise of u lit t lu
child. Matt. 18:3.
LKRBOX Ti:.T.-Mtttt. Sl:l-n. Mem
ory vrpi), Wll.
OOI.OKN Ti:.NT.-"l)ltiff.l Ik Iio flint
romtlli In Urn name or tho Lord." Mutt.
31.
T1MR.-Aprll 2 and S, A. I). SO. It wan
witm not conic lo bo Known a rutin
BunOny.
ri.ACH.-On the wot slope of tho
Mount of Olive, lowunl Ji-riiali-iii from
HHIiany: thti In the trrcl of Jtiru-
ruicm una in the court or tlie temple.
Comment and SunQcttlve Thought.
V. 1. "They." Jesus, apostles, Pass
ovur pilgrims. "Drew nigh Jeruvulom,
liethphasc." nethany was hut two
miles from Jerusalem. Ilethphac
was still nearer, both viUau-r being
on the Mount or Olives.
V.2. "Go Into the village." Prcsum
ably tho villuc.o of Ilelhphugc. "An
ass and a colt." It was the colt that
Jesus wished to use, but by bringing
tho mother with it and leading her
before, tho colt would readily follow.
V. 3. "If uny man say oueht." Tho
owner of the animal did Inquire of
tho disciples what they meant by
taking them, and received the reply
that Jesus had Instructed them to
glvo. "Tho Lord hath need of them."
Of oven these hutnblo animals, our
Lord had need. "Straightway ho will
send them." Having used them, the
Lord will return them to you." This
promise ho undoubtedly fulfilled, ns
they returned that very evening.
Vs. 4, 6. "Fulfilled . . . spoken
by tho prophets." Zechnrluh, writing
Ave centuries before, foretold tho
Messiah's meekness by picturing him
thus riding on an ass, "Tell ye the
daughter of Slon." A poetic mode of
saying: "Proclaim to the Inhabitants
of Jerusalem." Tho city was often
styled Slon, from one of Its hills. "Thy
King cometh . . . meek." etc. Jesus
was to come, not like a fierce war
rior, but as a prince ot peace.
V. 7. "Put on them their clothes."
It was fitting that an animal to bo
ridden by a monarch should bo decked
with gorgeous clothes.
V. 8. "A very great multitude."
Often as many as 2,700,000 people
came to the Passover feast of Jeru
salem, Many Passover pilgrims ac
accompanied Jesus nnd tho twelvo;
Botno, however, looked on with cool
scorn (See Key. Ver.: also Luko 19:
39, 40). "Spread their garments."
Laid their abbas loose outer coats
for his beast to tread upon. From this
tho day has come to ba known as
Palm Sunday.
V, 9. "That went before nnd that
followed." Tho throne that poured
out from, Jerusalem's gates ascended
tho Mount of Olives until It mot tho
advancing party, then turning "went
hoforo" Jesus and his Immediate at
tendants. Tho throng before men
tioned 'followed. "Cried." Rather,
chanted; perhaps antlphonally, as
Jews wero wont to do In worship,
Tho vprdj they used, wero from Ps.
118:25,26,' Thoy wero words, appllod
strictly to the Messiah. "Uoaanna."
A Hebrew word which meant literally,
"Save, we pray," but has passed Into
a common acclamation ot Joyo'or de-
ArrENDIGlTIS.
Eonio weeks ago I gava it lecture on
tho subject of homo treatment for ap
pendicitis and tho last rentencc of the
lecture was "Don't he In n hurry to
have an operation." I Intended to
write the present lecturo fur the fol
lowing week, but as I was not then
In lHiuccJulon of liiich positive pcrtoutil
experience, iih I inn ut the prrwnnt
time, I hnvo waited. After flnlslilnj:
Hint lecture I went homo nnd sent for
n surgeon, whom I kniw to be the
most skillful that could be had In .u
operation, or for u diagnosis. I told
hltu that I wished him to very careful
ly oxamlno mo for nppondkltls; h
did so, nnd then looked nt no lu ns-
tonlshment saying, "Why, doctor, you
havo nppendlcItU and It seems to havo
bfau troubling you for n long time.
hy did you not come to me sooner?"
I replied that I had known for a num
ber of months that 1 had appendicitis
and that I was treating It according to
my own methods, nnd hnd done a full
day's work with tho exception of eno
dny when I hnd called him to my
house for relief In what ho supposed
an acute attack of colic. I then asked
him what he ndvised mu lo do, He
replied that It would not ho necess.tr)
for him to advise mo nn I knsw well
enoufh what to do without asking him
his opinion, and that It w.ib a fact
that I could, continue to tako care oi
mysolf nnd on account of my correel
habits I might live many years hih
never have another nttnek. On th
other hand, It I should nt any time se
verely overtax my strength, becomo a
trlflo constipated nnd catch cold, a
combination which frequently follow
each other, I might pass nwny In a
few hours. All of this I knew to be n
fact. I also knew that I was working
far beyond what any trmn oustit to do.
I felt It was not right for me to long
er take tho risk because I honestly be
lieved that my renders have need of
me. therefore, I told him to make prep
arations to remove tho appendix on
Friday. I selected tho noslstant sur
geon for him, also a phjs.'clan for
giving the anaesthetic, then on Thurs
day started to wnlk to tho sanatorium.
However, a neighbor pvertook ms
about half way out and I rode tho bal
ance of the way, went through the op
eration on the next dny nt noon. On
the Tuesday after I shaved myself, In
bod, on tho fourth day dictated about
20 letters to various people who had
written, me. Tlie rest of the letters
wero answered by my uble assistants,
so that It any of yon felt that yau
were slighted during the first ten days,
I know you will not feel hnrd toward
me. I am still on my back nt the hos
pltaland althoyjsh I, feel like. I coiild
Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought, nnd which has heca
in uho for over 30 years, lias horno tho Hlgnaturo of
and litis hcciimado under his per-
tvtjz- Honal supervision ulnco Its Infancy.
f-CtCCA(M, Allow no oiio to deceive vou In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nndJuHt-a.s-ood"nro but
Experiments that trlflo with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children Experience ngalnt Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla Is a harmless Hubntittilo for Cantor Oil, Pare
gorlc, Drops and Soothing SyrupH. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, MorphUio nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms)
nnd nUays Furcrlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flntulcncy. It assimilates tho Foot), regulates tho
Stomach and I1ovc1.h, giving hoalfhy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars tho Signaturo of
I
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Uso For Over 30 Years.
I I Home Heaithl I
S Club t
f r David h. mors. ft. D., h.d.
m Ia fa-It, IimI, 1
sol up and WH'k n ml'e or tw, the
furteon forbldn It until nt leait ten
days, whlfh will be Monday
A careful wmlnntlun of th nn
cendlx af(r Its removal caud th
thre nhyalclnnt to open wide thM'
eyes In nctonlMiment nt what 1 hart
been nhlc In nrrompllsh. It showed
cvldenro of having rnmmd me grett'
Kiiffi'iltiK over n period of H"vern'
yearn; It uIhh tdmweil that iiittur
r:ircn fur her subjects when th"v obey
her Inwu. nnd limy wero frank t sny
I hat If I w.'re u dlmlpated nnn r free
user of tobnrro, tea or coffee or In
temperate In entlnt; or In fact cimmlt
led any Intemr'rnt exrssei, I wonj'
probably have licn dead lone njf. I
know that all of yon will ncnt wph
me that It pays to nbv nature' lrwi.
Ilre n n ni'M excellent denrm'trn
Hon. Tho ph.vitlrlmi In rhnrye tft
took the anaesthetic III e a he.tfthv
hahv. was ni'cep nlpiost Instnn'lv. nnd
there vv.is no unfavorable mmntom
at uny time. Jv Iniiiwuture did not
ral'o over one ileerep mid mv pu's
has not nt nnv lint e!.-eedd Sn. i
-vug In rt'fet condition for the iri.
ilii-i. llirroforo tlwo was practlrnlly
no dntcer.
I hiv s"nc In'n deMI In thU p-r-rninl
niMtor hornit" I Vnow th.it yu
,,11 taV.. r,p ,,fr,.,,,at infer' in m. I , L
iiihI thn nnny of vni bnve tnk"ti mv
remedy TltHnklng you In advance tor
my advice, I nm, sincerely, Mrs. F. A.
After carefully leading ihi descrip
tion you have given. I believe you are
ufferlng from Inflammatory rheumn
Hra. I would refer you to the lecture
tust recently given oa the subject cf
rhumatlm, whleh will give you a
great tlel of practical Information up
on this hubjert. In such cases l find
that the dlfitMlon Is nearly slways at
fault. Fermentation take plsce In tho
cionmch which causes uric acid to bo
Mcreted nnd It goes Into the blood and
ramies rluum.vlnin. I will suggest
that you restrict your diet, that Is, do
not eat very heartily for several days,
but drink larite tmantltlts ot fresh
sweet buttermilk, two or three quarts
each day. Uuttermllk rives you both
food nnd drink, and the ncld In It
(.onnteracts the ddd in the blood which
ruuscs the rhsttmatlsm. If yoti hIIcw
this difficulty to go on. you mlKht he
roine a cilpph. You should overcome
the Indirection by th" msth ds
often then in thee columns. To oter
come the pimples and bUckhesds you
ih'iuld ut the external ttettment ut
whlfh I hae written you and whn
th other troubles nr crrected, they
wi;i gradu..Ity dlJipr.r, nui your
complexion win bs as smooth and
:cre.
Florida. Dr. David 11. rtrcdsr. Lt
pirte. IndUua. Oejr Sir: Seeing C.
L. from IdJho HSklug for souieth lis
nlvlce In icry rrltlrnl esses heent
von boll"!'! tha' wht I tolil you wn
my hones'. enn'U'' op'til'in. I fillowd
mv it n lit IV a val lit tin litirrt in
mi him t ni tit iiv nti k i t . in
... -i a u... 1 tor the nervous stnklnsr. I will slvn
IIIIVT till " TIIIM IWI llir l, Ml i,. - tiJt. i J m
waited until J Mr th.it I was In n 1,'m a "lTrt' 4apPIlfd " ,l,nd of
ncrff-l contMon for It A er!oi. "' 'h,lfh h" p,o:c1 f?d?,nt-M ,
auarlli.it with m-st people Is-Sl.ill t ritch-plue roots, bruld tsnild tt.
or slnll I not hnv. nn openthn? licf!"9 f"m a n rcad' K3" a,:l
Kim jvc me sum as ti riasa nuu
mister you ns t "for", do not be lu
hurry to have an operation, but If you
have had one pt'nek of pitndet
and hnve recovered you should then o
throuch n MTfnl
llvlnp, tho snm
self In perfnot roiulltlnn for the ouera
tlon. In thU way you will avoid th
dancer of nn acute attnrk and you
avoid th" dinzer. wltUh Is very sreat
of n second nttark of nppendl"ltl
There are many de'nlls In rwird to
mtke Into a plastei-llke porous plas
ter, on thick white sotd and apply
from the ueck bona th: full length
111 muuly tay
new Is entirely
tree from the ner;ounes he cam
plained of. Hopln C. L. And others
may he benefited, I am, very truly
your, Mrs. I. K,
I trunk you very much for your sus-
.estlon and trust that many will try
ed you should then jn l ' L ,1 V.
roure of dlMnir Rnd ,of th,e ' ?aclt bfns- w
s I did. putting my- if" e'sht wk- fc!" 1
- . I rrAA rrnm tlm nut joti
the home treatment nnd care of one -1 'l ,M)A bf benefited, as It Is not harm-
self lu such ense which would r-1 1,1 " u" 1M au"r w "
quire too much epnee for me to slve ! "" ln ,llB,r rontrlbutlons, and there
hero. I would bo flail to advise any of ip e Health club
mv renders In regard tn thesn ilptnll "JWUO, ' Tass It Cn. '
- - -
If they write iti it careful description
of their rase.
I mlrht sny a'so that many people
are In ernr lu suppusltiR that they
have appendicitis wufn. they have not
Nebraska. Dr. David H. necder,
Lnporte, Indiana. De.tr Doctor: I notn
that Mrs, a. A. M. requests a remedy
for constipation for a child four
while others suffer severely with It ! months old, I will send the following
Take a pinch of senna leaves, put
them with a handful of prunss and
cook thoroughly. Feed the Juice to the
little ones. Give mere or less accord
ing to the way It wor!:s on the
bowels.
I trust Mrs. O. A. M. win try this,
without knowing It.
0 II II ! I
CLUB NOTES.
Minnesota. Dr. David II. Itceder,
Lnporto, Indiana, Dear Doctor;
have read so much of your sood ad I
rice and lectures that I also wish v It 16 a very satisfactory rtmedy fnr
tittle advice In my case. My foiefln- such cases. Re3pestfuMy, Mrs. E. H.
gers have been aihliiK for eevcr.il I have s?nt the rt mcdy abrtve r.sn
years nnd are swollen. Chanje of tloned to Mrs. O. A. 51, an: truit the
weather makes them worse. They will let us know as to Its efflclesry In
seemed to bo quite well for a time, but her child's case. I believe It will t Yer
thls year they havo gotten thick and rorne the constipation, but waiUd ad
stlff. When they ncho much the tin- vise mothers not to continue xlvlng a
gers become warm and they shine as remedy nt this nature, after the trouble
If polished nnd look red. They ache Is better,
moro now than over before, cannot I
even bend the fingers. During the day A m,,m of thts pllblCatlQn are
whlba at work I do not notice It so Rt uberty t0 lnqu,re for any nforma.
much, only at night when they are Uon per,ainlnK to the subjact ot
quiet, Can you tell me what the trouble heaUhi at any tmfc Address all Pom.
a? The other ftngers are beglnn ng munlcatlons to the Dr. David H. Reed
Jo ache like the forefingers did at Ute er or tho n0IJSQ H,alth cl(jb (lMnjf
beginning. I will ask you also If nlm- ame ftml address ln full and nt least
plea and blackheads can he overcome jour ceut6 ln postage,
lu any wujy by ualve oy uy other