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October 22, 1913.
A FAMILY PAPER.
S T A R N O T E S .
***Prof. W. P. Johnston 'will assist
the Rev. J. B. Gilmore at York, N. Y.,
on Cct. 26.
the hearer into a blessed vision. Be terian Church of America, he quoted
***Licentiate W. C. Coleman occuped
the Parnassus pulpit, Oct. 5, in communion, five names were added to this church endorsed the suggestion.
sure and hear Dr. Robb. At above the American Covenant, to show that
the absence of the pastor.
the roll.
As District Secretary to the National
•**Rev. R. J. Dodds •will assist Dr. '*'*-i-The Board of Control will hold
Reform Association, we quoted the
iR, C. Montgomery in communion at its annual meeting in November. All
const tution of that society, as indicative
of their confirmation. The Na­
Brooklyn, N. Y., on Oct. 26.
applications for aid from the funds to
be distributed by the Board should be
tional Covenant of Scotland was put
***Communion was observed by the in the hands of the President of the
in, in evidence as to the testimony of
Clarincla, lowa, congregation, the first Board, Dr. €. D. Trumbull, Morning the Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Sabbath of October, Rev. A. I. Robb Sun, Iowa, by November Ist. Appl cation
blank's may also be obtained from
Scotland. The Solemn League and
assisting.
Covenant was quoted as proof that
the Reformed Presbyterian Church of
***The Men's League of the Pittslurgh
congregation gave a supper to
the ladies of the congregation on Wednesday
evening, Oot. Sth.
**«Rev. W. J. McKnight, who is regularly
supplying the pulpit of F.rst
Boston, gave a course of three lectures
in Dr. Galley's Church, Philadelphia,
last week.
•'•Rev. J. C. French was the assistant
on Oct. 13th at the communion
held in Pittsburgh congregation. There
was an accession of five. The thank
oKering amounted to over six hundred
dollars.
***The Christian Nation acknowledges
the receipt of a copy ot a well
printed booklet from the Women's
Missionary Socifjjy of the Eighth St.,
Pittsburgh, congregation, giving the
outlines of the meetings for the coming
year.
•'••One of the best known elders in
the Eastern part of the church, is Mr.
S. Carmichael, and it is with sincere
sorrow that we have learned of his
serious illness. His multitude ot
Wends will join in earnest prayer for
his recovery.
'"Missionary A. I. Robb assisted
'" the communion services in Third
^^f York, October 2nd Sabbath. It
R h e u m a t i s m
Is A Constitutional Disease.
K manifests itself in local aches and
Mns,—inflamed joints and stiff musa,!5~''"'
't cannot be cured by local
applications.
J' f^iuires constitutional treatment,
hvr^, ^^^^ ^^ * course of the great
J^od purifying and tonio medicine
Hood's Sarsaparilla
JJ^ilch corrects the acid condition of
•"^ blood and builds up the system.
"et it today in usual liquid form oi
Mocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
is not necessary to say that Dr. Robb
rendered efiicient and comforting service.
He has so far recovered that
he speaks with his old-time force and
vigor. His sermon on Missions lifted
••'At Montclair, N. J., the Rev. J.
Dr. Trumbull.—S. E. Greer, Secretary.
H. Pritchard preached on Oct. 19 and *'**An interesting feature of /the
Ihe Rev. A. Melville Thompson will Iowa Presbytery meeting that was not
preach Oct. 26.
a part of the customary business was
a prayer meeting at the end of the afternoon
session. Conditions in the
different congregat'ons were discussed
as a subject for prayer, prayer was
also offered specially for Dr. Black,
who was reported by the moderator as
quite low. Dr. Trumbull was appointed
to send a message to him. Too
often when preachers come together
there seems to be no unusual amount
of prayer in the gathering, but we are
awakening a little.—Geo. S. Coleman.
**'*The advertisement for Dr.
George's book, "The Covenanter Pastor,"
is omitted this week. In order
to secure a general reading of this
great book, so vital to the best interests
of the Covenanter Church, it will
be necessary to have a local agent in
each congregation, who will make a
house to house canvass. A liberal
comm'ssion will be paid. It is earnestly
hoped there will be prompt responses.
Pastors will stimulate the
v/ork in their congregations by cooperating
with us in having active,
earnest, competent agents appointed.
***It is again necessary to call attention
to unpaid subscriptions. Wont
you kindly look at the tab on youf
paper or on the wrapper of it, and
***Mt, Samuel McConaughy, aged if you have received a statement,
I', a member of the Washington, won't you please remit promptly? The
Iowa, congregation, passed on to h s post office authorities demand that
feward' September twenty-second. He subscriptions be paid as a condition
ms most affectionate in 'his home, up- of allowing the papers to go through
"§ht in life, and supremely devoted the mail at pound rates; and the
'o Christ. He leaves a wife and two money is needed in this office to en­
children to mourn his loss.
able us to carry forward the work.
Let each subscriber realize his or her
personal and individual responsibility
for their own paper, and pay immediately
on reading these lines, and the
aggregate result will be very gratify-
.ng to us.
***Rev. J. M. Foster writes that he
addressed a letter to Provisional President
of China, Sun-Yat-Sen, when
chosen at Nanking, and to Yuan-Shi-
Kai, when chosen at Peking, calling
their attention to the fundamental
principles that must be accepted in
crder to make the Republic of China
an actual and permanent civil order,
viz.. that Almighty God is the Source
ot all authority, the Lord Jesus Christ
is the Ruler of Nations, the Bible is
the foundation of all law, and the true
Christian religion is the nation's life.
These truths should be incorporated
in the constitut on as the basic principle?
of the new Republic of China.
As a pastor ot the Reformed Presby­
Ireland was a witness to these things.
But the ultimate and irrefragibie
proof is the testimony of God's holy
V'ord, in which God the Father deposeth,
God the Son testifies and God the
Holy Ghost bears witness that these
truths are God's order of things in
human society. J. M. F.
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