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12<br />
THE CHRISTIAN NATIO'N. •Vol, 59.<br />
fathers, but it yet remains to be ficok of Common AVorship, and adop-<br />
'Pioven, whether the more slack a-.id ced from God's Word, is more or less<br />
conscienceless ways of the present familiar to our readers.<br />
-n-iU bring forth men in the coming<br />
•<br />
generation that will be as well pre- ^'HE FRUIT OP LABOR.<br />
'Pared to give their account at last (Concluded from page 2.)<br />
unto God as are many of the sons "And we'll raise that two hundred,<br />
whose fathers ordered their households<br />
according to greater strictness<br />
too. Us Bend folks ain't much<br />
croppers, and ain't got no money<br />
iu "faith and manners."<br />
"Straight is the gate, and narr laid by. But old man Sawyer says<br />
the way which leadeth unto life." ^'"s'll give his bay colt, 'cause 'fore<br />
Blessed are they that find it and the meetin's started his, boy Bill<br />
follow it unto the end.<br />
was jest a'goin to the bad. Susie<br />
MISS<br />
Holt's his gal, vou know, and<br />
MARGARET ESTELLE<br />
SLATER.<br />
Susie would go to the meetin's.<br />
Miss Margaret Estelle Slater, daughter<br />
So Bill he comes, too, and<br />
of Mrs. Margaret A. Slater, died . ,<br />
Sabbath morning, August 31st, at her '^ S straightemed him out wonderhome<br />
in Beaver Falls, Pa. She was ful Mv IMao-o-ie savs vnn can<br />
the sister of the Rev. John C. Slater, ' , ^, ^''ff^-^'^ ^^>^ y°-^ '^an<br />
who was also her -pastor, and of Mra. have the feathers what she aimed<br />
J. G. McElhinney of Quinter, Kansas, to have when her and Tim started<br />
For years she lived in the same home ,<br />
with her uncle. Dr. R. J. Ge<strong>org</strong>e, who ^° ^usekeepm . J im am t drunk<br />
was greatly attached to her, as in- now for six months—not since<br />
deed were all her friends. Her uncle, • t,- i „<br />
Dr. W. J. Coleman, conducted the fun- y°" ^ivte him thatl talk on temeral<br />
services and she was buried at peranoe and the sin o' drink. And<br />
Miller's Run with her kindred. u i^j t- i • • ', .<br />
old lid Jinks give a pig, and about<br />
THE MARRIAGE SERVICE. twenty more has promised. The<br />
The Presbyterian Board of Publi- ^'^lomen says the meetjin's, jest<br />
cation has published "The Marriage mustn't stop. That's the most rest<br />
•Service." It is a daintily and sub- they gets all thfe week. Me and<br />
stantially bound little volume, in ToK ..,^ m^ mi n ^i. ..<br />
^.-^ -^v, ..u i-., • ,, , .'^b, we low well sell that younewhite,<br />
with the title m gold on the , .j. , , ^ =><br />
front cover, and contains a Marriage ''^'^^^' ^^^ ^°"