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December 3, 1913.
ing of Synod; and every evenin.a; the Crown and covenant." It was a joyful
occasion, and many hearts were
weeli of communion. And when we
entered the Church on Thursday evening,
they were still "continui.ig with had remembered them, and given
fllled with gratitude to God, that He
one accord In prayer and supplcvtion
with the women." I thought of and great discouraseinent. And now
them a reviving in their time of tiial
Pentecost, when "they were all with the members on Patterson Hei,£;hts,
one accord in one place," and how and those down in the city, have
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could it be otherwise than the presence
of the Spirit? We may have company of horses in Pharaoh's
begun to move on together "like a
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and people, and a summary of the
height, leather heel,
felt something like what Peter did on
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chariots," The communion was in­teachindeed an uplift to the congregation. ject of government, it takes up the
pa: lole. Sizes 2^ to ti.
of the Scripture on the sub­
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tlie Mount. "It is good for us to b?
exemph'hed in thes
here." It was a great preparation for
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There was the addition of one to subject of our Constitution and government
and shows where we have
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to L 1 lie worthy spirit of giving
a Communion Sabbath, and it was a the membership, and sixty-seven ('67)
today.
ts at C hnstmas time is amply
Sabbath of the Lord long to be re-membermemtered. The pastor, through the table. Five were detained by sick­
sat down at the communion made a great mistake in which the
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people of China should not follow us. ''oxford
p:eaching of the Word, "brought us ness, and ten were out of the city;
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up and made us sit together in heavenly
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eiglity-two (82) in all. It was indeed, lr_ every Covenanter home. A sufLcier.t
number of copies to provide one
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a time of refreshing from the presence
of the Lord, and their young lor each family in every congregation SCMOLA'- ^iiili'lipf^ppii
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faithful pastor. Hold on your way. mercy and peace from God our
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And may Geneva, under the leaderstiip
of Brother Slater, "grow as the Christ, and that both congregations, SOME CHRISTMAS GIFT.
A SENSIBLB,-SBRVICE'ABLE, HAND­
Father, and from the Lord Jesus
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lily, and cast forth her roots as under their respective pastors, may Really, about the most Christmasy
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and her beauty be as the olive tree,
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and her smell as Lebanon."
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My second visit was to assist, on
the Srd Sabbath, November IGth, my
enduring house snoe in the world.
young nephew, iRev. J. Boyd T-weed, DENISON, KANSAS.
In some bright color, ribbon-trimmed,
who was ordained and installed over A commission of Kansas Presbytery,
consisting of Rev. J. M. Wylie or woman. And the manufacturer
they will delight the heart of any girl
First Feaver Falls Congregation on
October 28th, 1913. The session of and Elder Cathcart of Kansas City, guarantees a fit or will exchange
this congregation had kindly let me Rev. D. H. Elliott and Elder Dr. Sterrett
of Winchester, and Elder W. R.
them at any time. Address the F.
take him from them the first sabbath
Simon Shoe Co., 589 Broadway, New
after his ordination and installation,
York, and mention the Christian Nation.
to assist me at Brookland on November
1st Sabbath. Here he did excelson
Reformed Presbyterian Church,
Turner of Denison, met in the Denilent
service, and my people were November 18, and installed Rev.
greatly pleased and delighted with Elmer R ssell pastor of that congregation.
The^ people are happy in
his preaching, and as his session had
done me a great favor, by their kind
once more having a settled pastor.
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invitation, and that of their pastor I
uent to his assistance on the 16th.
The United Presbyterians and
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I need scarcely say it was a great Covenanters will unite for Thanksgiving
service, which will be held in the
pleasure to have him assist me, and
I to assist him.
Covenanter Church and conducted
I found the people of First Beaver
by the pastor.
Palls greatly delighted, that their
Charlie McCrory, after spending the
"eyes again beheld their teacher," after
being "as sheep without a shepherd"
for more than two years. Notiting
home
summer at Sterling, Kansas, is vis­
folks.
withstanding this interval, they have
held together wonderfully well. And
now, with a young, devoted minister
in the person of Rev. J, Boyd Tweed,
who has come to them, "in the fullness
of the blessing of the gospel of
Christ," and whose "speech and
preaching ig not in the enticing
words of man's wisdom, but in demonstration
of the Spirit and of power,"
they have rallied, and have raised
again the banner of truth Inscribed
with its ancient motto, "For Christ's
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Docton know but about Jiseaiet and ihtir
I'eatment, Consult your own dodor freely
md follow Mt adoiee elotely. i°-^fi^\°^:
A FAMILY
Mr. Samuel Reid has been making
a visit with his sons at Carbondale
and Emporia.
Mrs. W. R. Turner has returned
fiom a visit at Blanchard, Iowa, having
accompanied Mr. Turner when he
went to Presbytery.
Raymond and Edna Knowles have
entered school at Campbell University
in Holton. Miss Anna Brown accompanied
them and keeps house for
them.
Nerves must be fed with pure, rich
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w / C / ^ O fed nerves are weak nerves; and weak
nerves mean nervousness, neuralgia,
headaches, debility. For treatment—
Ayer's Sarsaparilla has been used for
sixty years. Entirely free from alcoho!.
PAPER,
THE "MESSAGE TO CHINA."
The "Message to China," prepared
by the Rev. W. J. McKnight and sent
to the offi.cials of that country and
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