S C R I B N E R ' S M A G A Z I N E Important ... - Rparchives.org
S C R I B N E R ' S M A G A Z I N E Important ... - Rparchives.org
S C R I B N E R ' S M A G A Z I N E Important ... - Rparchives.org
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
10 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 69.<br />
A PERFECT COMPLEXION<br />
In man or woman can come only from<br />
perfect digestion. The 'best way to<br />
improve the digestion, without drugs,<br />
is by means of Jlurray's Charcoal Tablets<br />
(absolutely unmedieated). These<br />
are a simple yet perfect remedy for<br />
heartburn, waterbrash, gas in the<br />
stomach, and all other condtions that<br />
produce a muddy complexion. For<br />
10 cents in stamps, a full size, 25-cent<br />
box will be mailed, once only. A. J.<br />
Ditman, 4 Astor House, N. Y.<br />
CHll^PSfti<br />
^liiiilG<br />
HEBRON, KAN.<br />
Our pastor was absent for a few<br />
days visiting friends near Superior,<br />
Keb. During his absence, Dr. J. Boggs<br />
Dodds conducted services in Hebron<br />
on Sept. 7th in the forenoon, also lectured<br />
in the evening in the Idana<br />
Presbyterian Church on the subject<br />
"Better Citizenship." Many would be<br />
pleased to hear him again.<br />
Our young people who attended the<br />
convention at Winchester, report a<br />
good time and give evidence that they<br />
received benefit.<br />
Mrs. 's Soothing Syrup Walter S. Dickson is home from<br />
has -beemised for over FIFTY YEARS hv MIL Northfleld to attend the Berkeley<br />
LIONS of MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHIL<br />
Preparatory School in Boston.<br />
DREN WHILB TEETHING with perfect SUC<br />
CESS. It SOOTHES THE CHILD, SOFTENS Rev. James McCune attended prayer<br />
meeting here on his way to Barnes<br />
THE GUMS, ALLAYS ALL PaJn, CURES<br />
WIND COLic, and is the BEST REMEDY ville, X. B.<br />
FOR DIARRHCEA. Sold by druggists in every y.iss Ruth M. Walker spent her<br />
5»rt of tlie world.<br />
vacJt'on with relatives in and around<br />
ti:e Twenty-five christian Cents nation a Bottl'' pub<br />
lishing coivipany<br />
Bar'-set, Vt., and had the additional<br />
Publication Office, 154 Nassau St., pleasure cf hearing Rev. Samuel Ed-<br />
New York City, N. Y., U. S. A. ,gar, v/ho assisted Rev. D. C. Faris<br />
JOHN W. PRITCHARD, President. at communion. Mrs. Walker and<br />
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.<br />
Single Copy $2.00<br />
Elbic have been in Vermont all sumrcer.<br />
In Clubs (Five or more copies to Miss Bessie Scott was married to<br />
one name) 1-50 Roland Brett at the home of her aunt,<br />
In foreign countries, 50 cent.s addi iNirs. .-\. A. Spragg, on the afternoon<br />
tional for postage, per year.<br />
ct June 10th. She took us so much by<br />
Club Agents receive a free copy for<br />
each TEN copies in their club; and<br />
regular correspondents are entitled to<br />
a free copy.<br />
ADVERTISING RATES.<br />
For Each Insertion.<br />
Display, Per Agate Line $0.10<br />
Beading Notices, Per Agate Line. .25<br />
Display, Per Inch 1.40<br />
Display, Page Rate<br />
64.Ol*<br />
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.<br />
iMiss Hannah M. Carson and Miss<br />
E, Greeta Morton are attending the<br />
Bryant and Stratton Commercial<br />
f chocl.<br />
of the summer. What ought the<br />
winter to be?<br />
Onr mid-week prayer meetings<br />
have been the best ever. We will<br />
tell more about them some other<br />
time.<br />
Rev. Samuel Edgar preached in our<br />
church Sabbath morning, Sept. 14th.<br />
while our pastor occupied the 1st<br />
Boston pulpit. Mr. Edgar sails from<br />
(Boston, Sept. 20th, but he leaves inspiring<br />
mess'ages in the hearts of all<br />
MEETING OF THE CENTRAL<br />
BOARiD OF MISSIONS.<br />
The Central Board held its regular<br />
monthly meeting in the Treasurer's<br />
True<br />
True<br />
Vj,lues B & E Values<br />
women's gloves<br />
who have heard him speak.<br />
Rev. Bayles of Clay Center, is expected<br />
to meet with the W. C. T. U.<br />
at their next meeting at the home<br />
SKLI. S. S. ni.ASS PKNNANTS! 'if our pastor.<br />
HERE'S YOUR XMAS MONEY. Agents over O'-t. 19 is the time set for our communion<br />
service. Rev. Thompson, of<br />
16 wanted. Beautiful Heavy 'K'elt Pennants,<br />
with felt letters, to order, any class name desired,<br />
at Bargain Prices. Big Commissions Mr. Will Caskey, late of Kansas offlce in the Penn<br />
Tabor, assistant.<br />
paid. Write today. Pioneer Pennant Plant, City, recently came to visit his sister,<br />
Mrs. M. A. Black. While out rid<br />
Dept. H., Batavia, K. Y.<br />
I W a s Deaf 2S Years<br />
missions under<br />
ing one evening, he was suddenly<br />
i Can Now Hear/<br />
seized by a sickness which rendered<br />
iwitb these soft, artifieiall<br />
him unconscious. Falling from the<br />
mik. lear drums. 1 wear them\<br />
buggy he received further injury. He<br />
^^.Ijin my ears night and day.<br />
was taken to tbe home of his sister, Dr.<br />
They are perfectly com-<br />
where medical aid was 'called, but he the<br />
Building, on<br />
Monday, Sept. 16th. Reports from the Boys' Blue Suits—Norfolk mod^,<br />
the charge of the els—large showing, $5.00, $8.50,.,<br />
Board were read and a full report<br />
.Sio.oo to $15.00.<br />
'<br />
from the Home Mission Secretary,<br />
Blue Serge Russian and Sailo'<br />
Dl. J. S. Thompson, was also received.<br />
Blouse Suits,, $4.00 to $10.00. .^<br />
Thompson was instructed by<br />
Blue Velvet Sailor and Russiai<br />
Board to prepare a program<br />
fortable. No one see3 MeOicaletl Ear Druia rapidly declined and after only one<br />
Blouse Suits at special pricesages<br />
21-2 to 8, $5.00.<br />
tbem. Write rue and I Pal. Nov. 3,1808<br />
which may be followed by our congregations<br />
in the observance of Home<br />
- day's Buffering, fell asleep in Jesus,<br />
.,1 will tell you a true story No. 002T80 Sept. 3. He was a young man of<br />
y L —bow Covenanter I got deaf and how I Boolis; made myself old<br />
Boys' Fall Reefers—stock com,<br />
hear.<br />
FUR SALt gQoijg pj Testimony, Discifline.<br />
[^ WEO. Confession F. WAY, 98 of Adelaide Faith. St., Tales Detroit, of<br />
noble character. Was a ruling elder Mission week, which is set for the<br />
4 ^ Address Artificial Ear Drum Co.<br />
plete—new showing, $5.00 t<br />
in Billings congregation. Was a help week of Nov. lCth-23rd. The Rev.<br />
Uleb. in other congreg'ations, teaching the<br />
$10.00.<br />
Covenanters, Poets and Poetry. Homes<br />
Frank E. Allen was appointed to the<br />
and Haunts. Romanism Analysed.<br />
church music as we have it in the<br />
Boys' School size Raincoat;^<br />
work in Winnipeg. A special ef<br />
Chatechism, Minutes of Syno.i.<br />
new 'psalter. There are many in sorrow<br />
!;ecause of his departure. "Be ye<br />
$5.00. l<br />
JAMES S. TIBBY, 411 Penn. B'dg.,<br />
therefore ready also, for tlie Son of<br />
[""ittsburg. Pa.<br />
5OGGS & gUfll<br />
man cometh at an hour when ye think<br />
not."<br />
PITTSBURCH, PA.<br />
fort will he made by the Home Mission<br />
Secretary to get in touch with<br />
all Covenanters who are contemplating<br />
a change of location. The Secretary<br />
is conversant with the conditions<br />
in the we-st and northwest and<br />
it will be of advantage to those who<br />
expect to settle in that region to communicate<br />
with Mr. Thompson. Advertisements<br />
are also to be insert:d<br />
in the reigious and secular papers of<br />
Ireland and Scotland to guide th:s3<br />
of our people who are coming to<br />
America.<br />
TREASURER'S REPORT POR AUG<br />
UST.<br />
Domestic.<br />
Received $1,139.15, Expenses, $864.-<br />
]•', Balance Overdrawm, $2,003.30.<br />
Southern Mission.<br />
Received $1,825.53, Txpenses $273.68,<br />
Balance $1,551.85.<br />
Indian Mission.<br />
Receipts $2,123.33, Expenses $193,-<br />
67, Balance $1,929.60.<br />
Washable Doe<br />
Skin Gloves-<br />
White and Natural color—i2-bul-.<br />
ton leng'th, $2.50; one-button'<br />
length, $1.00 and $1.50 pair. ,;<br />
Washable Chamoisette Gloves—'<br />
Three-row embroidered back, two-;<br />
toned style—White, Grey, Black<br />
and Chamois—With pique sewing-i<br />
50c pair.<br />
Two-clasp French Kid Gloveswide<br />
embroidered back—Black'<br />
nl<br />
White, Tan, $1.00 pair.<br />
boys' clothing<br />
w'iTEiv 2Vew York «!?-<br />
TUB NE'W FIRE-PROOP<br />
N A V A R R B<br />
Se-'-enth JlL\'e, & SStlx Street<br />
BUSINESS MEW* FAMILIES TOURISl<br />
Maximum or Luxury at Minimum of Cost.<br />
I<br />
I'ijtJ.*.!^*<br />
f i>n '<br />
How's This?<br />
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for<br />
ACCESSIBLE-QUI ET-ELEGANl<br />
surprise thai: we all retal'ated by giving<br />
her a novelty shower a week or Hall's Catarrh Cure.<br />
•'<br />
anv case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by<br />
Within Five Minutes- 'Walk ol Shops a<br />
Clubs. 300 Feet West ot. Broadway.<br />
.so later.<br />
F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.<br />
New Dutch Grill Rooms. Urg«tm the City. tl^K<br />
Our summer attendance at all our We, the undersiprned, have known F. T<br />
Cars pass Hotel toall Railroads. y<br />
mei'lings has been unusually good in<br />
EUROPEAN PLAN<br />
>;piie of the I'^cl that the S.ibbath-'.<br />
$1.50 per Day $2.00 per Da<br />
ill Boston, were the w^armest days<br />
WITHOUT BATH<br />
WITH BATH J<br />
Cheney tor the last 15 years, and believe him<br />
perfectly honorable in all business transactions<br />
and financiaUyable to carry ont any obligations<br />
made bv his firm. ""S"<br />
NAT lONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,<br />
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internaTlyrfcti^ir<br />
directly upon the blood aod mucous surfaces<br />
of the system. Testimonials sent free Price<br />
-?, Take cents Hall's per bottle. Family Sold Pills^for by all const'ipl?ion<br />
Drutri»isl«<br />
Suites, $3.50 and upwards<br />
SEND FOR COLORED MAP OF NEW YORK<br />
EDQAR T. SMITH, Managing; Direct<br />
Plaza Hotel, Chicago, under same manasemenl.