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IS THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 59.
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to have a Chris'mas. You tell him,"
It gives that extra touch—that Liebig finish — lo
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It is a powerful digestive. Its tonic influence
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RUNNING AWAY FROIVl CHRIST-
IVIAS.
(Concluded from page four.)
"She's goin' to talce me, an' I'm
goin' to take Sister, an' we're goin'
he can kiss Sister; the best place
's under her chin."
To Tony Son gravely explained.
"I promised to let her kiss me
'leven more months, but she better
do it on my hair; that's the cleanest
place. Can I pray Sister nights -
I promised mother I would."
Katharine Kane on her knees
gathered the little two of them m-
to her arms. It was as if they were
"praying" her. A long time afterward—it
seemed—she heard Anthony's
voice striving for matterof-factness.
"There's a train on that little
branch at one o'clock. If we could
catch it "
"Of course we can catch it! If
we have to run all the four miles'
We've got to> hurry home, Tony,
on account of Christmas we'll be
a dav or two late, but we'll catch
it!" •
She dropped her voice to an eager
whisper. "Little stockings, man
dear!" she breathed. "We've got
to hurry home and hang them up.''
And again they were off, but this
time they were running after
Christmas.—Annie Hamilton Donnell,
in the
World.
Christian Endeavor
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5. The Attitude of Protest
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