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