. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. he race be hard, the battlelong.Within my Fathers house are many man-sions;There thou shalt rest and join the vic-tors song. And if iu coming days the world revile thee, for my sake thou suffer pain and loss,H . on, faint heart; thy Master went be-fore thee;i-^iy only wear His crown who shareHis cross. —Churchman. RALEIGH CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE WEDNESDAY. JULY 17, 1901. Told by Pain If you have pains you should look afterthem quickly. Pain shows something iswrong. The sharper the pain the moredan-ger there
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. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. he race be hard, the battlelong.Within my Fathers house are many man-sions;There thou shalt rest and join the vic-tors song. And if iu coming days the world revile thee, _ for my sake thou suffer pain and loss, H . on, faint heart; thy Master went be-fore thee;i-^iy only wear His crown who shareHis cross. —Churchman. RALEIGH CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE WEDNESDAY. JULY 17, 1901. Told by Pain If you have pains you should look afterthem quickly. Pain shows something iswrong. The sharper the pain the moredan-ger there is in delay. There are thousandsof women to-day who are bearing awfulpain almost continually, rather tisan tell a i>hysician about the shooting pains in theirower abdoQient about the agony of fallingol the womb and the distress of leucorrhoea.They let the months pass and their troublebecomes harder to cure and more distressing.But modest women can secure exemptionfrom the embarrassment of a private exami-nation, ^hen nain tells them of dangerthey can cure themselves by the use of. Do You Want a Teacher? • ^ T ---J.. CARDUI in the privacy of their homes. You can becured without distressing publicity. WithAt. J I ci 1- . *^**** ^*^ before you there is no reason for tn« deUy which is increasing your misery and wasting the davsof your life. Vhy not stop the pain today? Bia«vn?ILh?* «°*, bottle Of Wine of Carduf Jidon^jick?g*J^? TiiJdtord.w^ h?«f 1*^^^- ^^^r ^ *»«K*° ^ ^^ ^our medicines I bad pains in myte ?fv h?H ^r^*^**r™y *™- Sometimes I thought f would^floor &, r*!*^^? ^°^, ^ , ^»« ««^«^« ^hey will certainly curSfVh^ii, «^.f * ®° married twelve years and am the mother of seven children.X thank you for your wonderful medicine and what it has done for me. MATILDA SMITH. «i>artaitfnt , The Chattanooga MedicDw Com;HUi7, Chauaoooga, Teon. Letters From Our Little