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October 1, 191''^- A FAMILY PAPER. 11
Women Can Refund to expect of each of us. One is Consecration
and the other is Concentra-
WHAT VIBRATION WILL DO.
Convention Expenses
Wendell Phillips in his day had a
. , ., , tion. Consecration means we are to
Anv woman who expects to attend . ,
•famous lecture on "The Lost Arts,"
i M s W. C. T. U. Convention ^'''^ ourselves over fully to Chr.st, in the course of which he amazed
• BrooWyn, N. Y., 'can refund her that His will in our lives may be his audience by demonstrating that
Convention expenses by inducing her supreme. Concentration means we
most modern achievements were but inventions
and discoveries of common
friends to enjoy the advantages of a are to diligently use all the talents
:SpScT in'Se^o^ly^Srany^ThJt ^ f - '" ^^^ furthering of the partemperate
people can afford to patron- ticular work we have to do. If we possession among the ancients, the
ize. The only company that acknow- have the proper consecration, we canledges
in dollars and cents that tem- not fail to flnd the work God wants
perate people are better risks and „^, ,^^ ^ ^^^^ ^^^^^
ciinuld have lower rates. The only , ^. i t^ ur >.c
Sany issuing a policy to temper- Oration we cannot fail to honor God
ate people which covers life and pays in that work.
weekly sums while disabled from Several conferences for the benefit
accidents. All at a lower rate than of those especially interested in
k U'suallv charged for straight life r^, , .• , , , , , ,
• urance
Christian work were held outside of
It will pay you to call or write for the church before the regular sesdetails.
to sions. mention The keynote the many of these helpful meetings suggestions
Consecration. of those present, It but is impossible we would
253 Broadway, New York.
American Temperance Liife was
isPORT Insurance OF THE As.sociation,
TWENTIETH AN- ^^'^® *° =''^^ ^ ^®^ °f thoughts exaid
of electricity.
^
P o w e r ,
NITAL CONVENTION OF THE '''"^''^"^ ^^ Missionary A. I. Robh, who
Nurse taking baby ont for an arr-T
said:—"The most important thing is
ing, the lad's athletics, the young
COVENANTER YOUNG PEOnot
to go to the mission fleld,but woman's tennis, and father's golf, are For YOU
PLE'S CHRISTIAN UNION.
first of all, to get right with God, to vibration by other names, practiced
I
(Concluded from last week.) be ready to say 'Thy Will be Done.' for developing red blood, defeating New Strength, Vim and Vigor
"Giving to the Lord a Safe Investment,"
by John Gault of Sterling: God, and then take it back, and the tion! And vibration, mechanically
It is pcssible 'to make a surrender to disease and developing life—recrea­
all yours! Strength that is more than
mere muscular'Strength. The strength of perfect
reason some of us do not make a produced in the body, effects in a
health, abunda;it nerve force—the strength of
"Giving fills a large place in society.
keen enjoyment and appreciation now within
complete surrender is because we are measure the same results; but when
your reach through vibration! Nine out of ten
As a safe investment, givmg assures afraid God will ask us to do somea
reward. Oiving to the Lord brings thing we think is too hard."
these results. A storm,— which is
electrically produced it intensifies
people are only half alive. How about yourself?
Send coapou below lor paitieularfa about Uie
joy to the heart of the giver, wins- Tuesday evening was given over electrical vibration in the air,—purifies
and vitalizes the atmosphere.
Wonderful New/3
tbe esteem and favor of men, wins to a social. A highly entertaining
tbe esteem and favor of God, as to
program was rendered, and refreshments
were served to about three day's washing. The sudden alterna­
Electric Vibrator
It is winter. iMother has flnished a White Cross
material prosperity, and as to spiritual
growth and development from the Another feature for which the So-their work, and she has pains in her ment gives you the
hundred people.
tions of heat and cold have done This wonderful instru­
thie
Etandpoint of the donor, giving is un- cial Committee was doubtless responsible
was a hayrack ride and water­
snow, and not accustomed to such agents intheworld—vibrai
back. Father has shoveled off the greatest natural curati
doubtedly worth while."
melon party on Thursday evening for strenuous work, suffers paroxysms of faradic and galvanic electi
ieity. WewiU send
"Our Distinctive Principles" were
those of the delegates who found it pain at every movement up or down.
discussed by Rev. W. A. Aikin, Rev.
convenient to remain until Friday. Daughter is a teacher, or a stenographer,
or a bookkeeper, has had a chine to you on free
this wonderful ma­
Paul Coleman, Rev. Owen P. Thompson
and Licentiate Ernest Patton. Committee in assigning the delegates hard day, and comes home with a trial. Here is your
The patience of the Entertainment
The following are a few thoughts ^^'^ *-^® kindness and hospitality of
bursting headache. In each instance
opportuni ty to have
(rom the Farewell Address given by the people of the Winchcester congregation
in opening their homes were parts, and the pain is eased. What is
loving hands massage the aching
the greatest of all
curative agents in
Rev. D. H. Elliott of Winchester:
your ovvn home all
very much appreciated, and the plea> this but vibration? But this ministry
"This
y
Twenfeth Convention of our
tlie time. Doij't be
ant and profltable hours spent with of love is much more quickly and
mng People's Union will go down ^hem will long be remem-bered by easily accomplisbed, and the pain
on Gods records as a failure unless those present.
thoroughly banished, when an electric
t brings more of Christ into our ^his was the largest convention vibrator is used. The wonder is, that
i-esand unless we-bring forth more ever held of the Young People's they are not more generally used. In
't tor Chnst. I wonder now, as pinion of the Kansas Presbytery, the any vibrator-blessed home, the family
separate, if we are not willing .t^tai number of delegates being 11.5. would about as soon think of trying
Ask your doctor how often he prescribes
an alcoholic stimulant for children. He
will probably say, "Very, very rarely."
p, m
Ask him how often he prescribes a tonic
Cr/H * ""^ ''""'"• "*""' for ^y"'' them. •5