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October 1, 1913-<br />
A FAMILY PAPER.<br />
A<br />
C o w a r d<br />
S h o e<br />
'^mo. u. &- PAT. ora*<br />
Woman's<br />
Helpful Shoe<br />
The Coward Extension Heel<br />
rests tired feet, relieves arch<br />
strain and supports weak<br />
ankles. A stylish fall model,<br />
built on a Coward Last, and<br />
sold at a moderate price.<br />
Coward Arch Support Slioe<br />
and Coward lExtension Heel,<br />
have been made by James S.<br />
Coward, in his Custom Department<br />
for over 30 years.<br />
SOLD NOWHERE ELSE<br />
JAMES S. COWARD<br />
264-374 Greenwich St., N. Y.<br />
-^ (UEAB -WAEEElf STREET)<br />
Mall Orden Filled | Send for Catalogae<br />
••'Kintlly make a special canvass<br />
of your congregation and see to it<br />
that every person in it, not now a s. b<br />
writer, sends 2oc., (stamps will do)<br />
for a copy, until January 1, 1911.<br />
S T A R N O T E S .<br />
*'**A memorial of Mrs. Ella Ge<strong>org</strong>e<br />
Carithers is in course of preparation.<br />
**'M. C. Mitchell has returned to<br />
Chicago to study this winter.<br />
**i-Dr. W. J. Coleman assisted in<br />
communion at Londonderry, Ohio, last<br />
Sabbath.<br />
Olive Street. (Signed) J. W. Dodds,<br />
'*'"*Rev. .E. A. Crcoks will assist in Superintendent; Mrs. T. J. Boyle, Primary<br />
Superintendent; Rev. T. M. Slat<br />
communion at Winchester, Kansas, ou<br />
the second Sabbath of October.<br />
er, Pastor."<br />
***Rev. A. A. Samson, Second New<br />
York, is assisting in communion services<br />
at White Lake, New York.<br />
''**A11 of last year's students ara<br />
back in the Theological Sem,nary, at<br />
.\. S. Pittburgh, this year, and three<br />
new ones.<br />
' "Remember that the Christian<br />
Nation will be sent to new subscribers<br />
from now until January 1, 1914, for<br />
-oc n stamps or otherwise.<br />
***If you would be willing to act as<br />
agent for "The Covenanter Pastor,"<br />
ly E;r. R. J. Ge<strong>org</strong>e, kindly write to<br />
the office of the Christian Nation at<br />
once.<br />
***When renewing your subscription<br />
add $1.35 and receive a copy<br />
"The Covenanter Pastor," by Dr. R.<br />
J. Ge<strong>org</strong>e. It will go to you by retur-i<br />
mail.<br />
***Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, parents of<br />
the Rev. D. H. Elliott, of Winchester,<br />
Kan., will celebrate their 55th wedding<br />
anniversary at Superior, Nebraska,<br />
September 24.<br />
*'-*Rev. D. H. Elliott was in Salt<br />
1 ake City, Utah, during the convention<br />
of the National Teachers' Association,<br />
and at our request has fu.--<br />
nished us with an article on Mormonism,<br />
which we will be glad to give<br />
to our readers at no distant day.<br />
*-f*A good friend, and a member of<br />
the Eighth Street Congregation, in renewing<br />
h s subscription to the Christian<br />
Nation for the current year, added<br />
enough money to pay in advancs<br />
until January 1, 191C. May his tribe<br />
"'The Pittsburgh Convention of<br />
increase!<br />
Tuesday, the 2.3rd of September, was<br />
feirly attended in tho morning and<br />
***It is perfectly safe to say that<br />
almost without exception the many<br />
evening and largely attended in the<br />
hundreds of subscribers who aro in<br />
largely attended in the evening, altlioiigh<br />
a general Sabbath School so, by reason of oversight or negli<br />
arrears to the Christian Nation, are<br />
Convention was also in session that gence. Everyone, so we are told, turns<br />
to the Star Notes first, on opening<br />
their paper. That is why this note<br />
is printed here. Those in arrears are<br />
Loss of Appetite<br />
sure to read it. Kindly read tbe yellow<br />
tab on your paper or on the wrapper<br />
of it. That tab tells the story.<br />
Is loss of vitality, vigor or tone, and is<br />
tM ^ ^'"'^''^""er of prostrating dis- You can scarcely realize with what<br />
Bmi'^ ^srious and especially so to eager expectancy every morning's mail<br />
^wple that must keep up and doing or U opened—and often with what disappointment.<br />
^8' behindhand.<br />
the The sreat best constitutional medicine to tako remedy for it is ***Seattle Congregation issued a<br />
- -- -wAioi.ii.u.i.i.uiicti reiiieuy<br />
card reading thus: "Rally Day at th?<br />
Hood's Sarsaparilla Reformed Presbyterian Church is always<br />
aM ? P'"''^es and enriches the blood<br />
worth while. Of course you wil'<br />
"a buiias up the whole system. be at our Sabbath School that day,<br />
"'^ted tablets called Sarsatabs. promptly on time, wearing a pleasant<br />
smile, with praise in your heart, and<br />
bringing a friend with you. Our attendance<br />
this time should be 250. So<br />
we want all of our children present,<br />
and a special invitation is cordially extended<br />
to their parents and all thefr<br />
friends to spend this day with us in<br />
the House of God. Remember the time:<br />
10:00 a. m., September 21st, 1913. Remember<br />
tbe place; Terry Avenue and<br />
***Missionary Edgar and family had<br />
a rainy day to leave Boston, but a<br />
goodly number of friends gathered to<br />
say "good-bye." They were Rev. J. It.<br />
FOBter, Rev. R. C. Reed, Rev. W. J.<br />
McKnight, Dr. and Mrs. E. J. M. Dickson<br />
(our two new missionaries to<br />
China), Mrs. T. B. Fenwick of Philadelphia,<br />
Mrs. Paul Coleman of Blanchard,<br />
Iowa; Miss Mary -Carson, Miss<br />
Rebecca Carson, M ss Hannah Carson,<br />
Robert Carson, Miss Adelphe Faris,<br />
Miss Eleanor Reed, Master Paul Reed,<br />
Mrs. A. J. Millican, Miss Trenholm,<br />
Miss Callie Morton, Miss Greet?. Morton,<br />
iMiss Carson of Philadelphia, Mrs.<br />
Albert Woodworth, Miss Bessie Mc-<br />
Lam, Mrs. McCalder, John Calderwood,<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Edgar and<br />
daughters (Elizabeth and Florence),<br />
Mrs. McDonald (Mr. Edgar's sister),<br />
Fred and Renwick McDonald, Mrs.<br />
Herbert Smith and Miss Isabelle Mc<br />
Donald.<br />
IN IMEMORIAM.<br />
The Young People's Society ol the<br />
Reformed Presbyterian Church of the<br />
Covenanters, Syracuse, N. Y., desire<br />
to express their appreciation of the<br />
worth and work of one who has in<br />
the Providence of God only recently<br />
been removed from ub by death. Miss<br />
Luella W. McFarland.<br />
As long as health permitted, she<br />
was never absent from any meeting.<br />
Her fidelity was always shown in -her<br />
desire to do anything within her<br />
power for the upbuildng of the<br />
Church of Christ. Devoted to the<br />
cause of truth she could always be<br />
depended upon, and her cheerrul,<br />
hopeful disposition enabled her to do<br />
much that seemed beyond her physical<br />
strength to endure. While it<br />
seemeth strange to lUS, with our finite<br />
vision, that those who seem to be<br />
of great use in the "harvest field"<br />
here should be taken from us, yet<br />
such a life as hers in its devotion,<br />
singleness of purpose, and faithfub<br />
ness to every trust given to her, as<br />
also her 'confidence in the efficacy of<br />
Christ's atonement, should be an inspiration<br />
to us all to be more faithful<br />
to the "trust committed unto us."<br />
We also desire to express our<br />
sympathy with the family of our departed<br />
member in their bereavment<br />
and commend them to the comforting<br />
grace of cur Lord, whose promise is,<br />
"I will not leave you comfortless, f<br />
Barlow's Indigo Blue will not<br />
will come unto you."<br />
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TiMn is proof McALLISTER<br />
that It<br />
Is the<br />
Spot or<br />
MISS best. J. A11 B, grocers LYNN Sf II It.<br />
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The Reformed Presbyterian Chnrcli<br />
harins no publuhins house of it« own, iU<br />
membert are advised to send their order* for<br />
Catechisms. Lesson Helps, Church and Sabbath<br />
School Supplies of every description to<br />
WHhirspooD Cbe presbpterian PUbllCatlOII Board orurofHs of<br />
BIdff., Philadelphia<br />
Depositories<br />
\A'ihing IN OUR clearly, OWN fairly, WAREHOUSE.<br />
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last Send only 15c IJelfast, to show that Ireland, you niiffh tlike such a paper,<br />
and ABSOLUTELY we will send the Pathflnderon qpc A probation DOUBLE 13 weeks. The<br />
IScdoes PURE notrenay us. but * we CA are g-ladto STRENQTH<br />
investin New Friends.<br />
Or send $ 1 t for lb.. full 60c. year; 1-3 money lb., back SOc. anv time i f not<br />
satisfied. Also Arfdress gppcial Pathfinder. 10c. packages.<br />
HvT, w^asblngton. P-^-<br />
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away with matches. Lights<br />
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Ban^sMMV&lues<br />
Sizes, 6ki to ?i^ in Black, Brown and I<br />
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Cloth Alpine. Most popular hat worn this<br />
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you ean keep the hat.<br />
Free CnLslog. Him tothe 300,000 %<br />
GEO. D. BUNQAV, 28 S. Jews William of Brooklyn, St., New York<br />
N. Y. He issues<br />
a monthly paper, entitled,<br />
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" THE CHOSEN PEOPLE "<br />
R h Station e u A, mBrooklyn, a t N. i Y. s m<br />
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In the spring: ot 1893 I was attacked bv<br />
Muscular and Inflammatory Rheumatism'<br />
I suffered as onl3' those who have it know'<br />
tor over three years. T tried remedv after<br />
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I want every sufferer from any form 'of<br />
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