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July 23, 1913. A FAMILY PAPER. 9<br />
S T A R N O T E S .<br />
»**Miss F. May Elsey has resigned<br />
JS bead nurse in the Latakia, Syria,<br />
Hospital.<br />
»*«Rev. M. M. Pearce's address is<br />
temporarily 720 Central avenue, Ocean<br />
City, N. J.<br />
•••Rev. R. A. Blair has accepted<br />
tie responsibility ol superintending<br />
the Philadelphia Jewish Mission.<br />
•••Dr. Ellsworth J. M. Dickson,<br />
who has been appointed medical missionary<br />
to China, will sail in Autumn.<br />
Letters F r o m ^<br />
^ The Churches<br />
The Editor of the Christian Nation<br />
will be glad to receive news letters<br />
regularly and promptly from every<br />
Covenanter congregation, both in this<br />
•^nuntrv and Great Britain.<br />
DEATH OF MRS. ELMER RUSSELL.<br />
Joan, wile ol Rev. Elmer RusseU,<br />
lelt the scenes of her earthly pilgrimage<br />
on Saturday, July Bth, after<br />
a lingering illness. A short service<br />
was held at the home in Greeley,<br />
Colo., where she died, alter which<br />
the Syrian field.Dr. John M. Peoples Washington, sight seeing. Our other<br />
of Mersina was with us on a Wednesday<br />
veteran, Mr. William Pattison, was<br />
evening. Practically the ennot able to go, much as he would<br />
tire congregation were in attendance<br />
and listened with marked interest to<br />
liked to have heen there.<br />
Mrs. Sophia Johnston, of our Hopkinton,<br />
la., congregation, mother of<br />
his description of the work in the<br />
particular fleld where he is laboring. our pastor, returned home after<br />
A substantial contribution was made spending nearly two months here and<br />
on the lollowing Sabbath for the at Youngstown. We were glad to have<br />
Mersina Hospital.<br />
her with us and hope 'she will return<br />
again.<br />
Rev. and Mrs. -Samuel Edgar ol<br />
Latakia spent the 4th ol July with While our pastor was at Youngstown<br />
assisting his brother in com<br />
their lormer parishioners and Iriends<br />
of La Junta. Brother Edgar assisted munion, the Rev. J. M. Coleman occupied<br />
our pulpit. He gave us two<br />
the pastor at the communion last<br />
October when he and his lamily made very helpful and inspiring sermons.<br />
a more extended visit. The occasion<br />
ol which we are speaking now<br />
was a brief farewell call. The day<br />
was spent with the members of the<br />
congregation and a few other friends<br />
at D. A. Bole's ranch. The fineshade<br />
ol Mr. Bole's ample lawn afforded a<br />
***Rev. Samuel Edgar and lamily<br />
will return to the Mission field late the remains were taken to La Junta<br />
for burial. Here the bodies ol<br />
The Refonned Presbyterian* Church<br />
-hn September, probably sailing from<br />
.,. Boston.<br />
lather and daughter now rest in their<br />
having no publishing houee of its own, ita<br />
members are advised to send their orders for<br />
••*Dwight L. Conner, son of Rev. graves, awaiting the time when the<br />
Catechisms, Lesson Helps, Church and Sabbath<br />
School Supplies of every description to<br />
S. G. Conner, has been appointed trumpet shall sound and the dead<br />
teacher of the Boys' School at Larnaca,<br />
'Cyprus.<br />
addition to the social fellowship and<br />
most pleasant place of meeting. In<br />
shall be raised Incorruptible. To depart<br />
and be with Christ is very far<br />
BMs.. Philadelphia<br />
Depositories<br />
Witherspoon Cbe presbpterian PUDIlCattOtl Boara or any of iU<br />
the dinner there was a short program<br />
the chief feature ol which waa<br />
•**Miss Irene Faris, born Sept. 19, better.<br />
1887, died June 4, 1913, at the home Mrs. Russell was the daughter ot a talk by Rev. Edgar. The ties •yOV CAN WKIOII EXACTtY wliat you<br />
of lier parents. Rev. D. C. and Mary the late Rev. D. G. Thompson and that bind the La Junta people to * Mlionlll -\veis:li, "Write Jor my tree<br />
A. Faris, West Barnet, Vt.<br />
Adda F. Thompson. She leaves a brother Edgar and his worthy wife t>onKlet. Susaiint Cocroft. Uept. 7S, 624<br />
«**Rev. Wm. McFarland is preaching<br />
in First Boston this month, and<br />
by this visit.<br />
pERFBOT HUARlSrO brought to Suflittle<br />
son three years of age. have been renewed and strengthened AXiolilgaii Boulevard, C]itcaj>o. 111.<br />
THE JEWISH MISSION.<br />
will be at Fairgrove, Mich., in August<br />
We are indebted to him for sev<br />
with the burial of Joan Thompson, Ten l>ays Free Trial Otter. MEAKSEAR<br />
The funeral services in connection ^ ferers .rom Deafnes**. Ask a1>out our<br />
The Board of the Jewish Mission<br />
is Indeed thankful to the Lord,<br />
eral ne-w subscriptions.<br />
wife of Rev. Elmer Russell, who VHUJiK CO., I>«uile 6105 W 34th iitri et<br />
to be able to announce th^b (prospect<br />
of a speedy revival ol the Mis<br />
Training at home. Write fer " Ho-iv I Be<br />
passed away at Greeley on the 5th, BTe-w Yorl'<br />
CMAUTAl'Ql'A SCHOOI.Or jrCKSIBG<br />
***Miss Florence iB. O'Neill, who<br />
attended the world's conference, sion among the Israelites ol Philadelphia.<br />
Rev. R, A. Blair, well known as<br />
free ^V S. Bailey, 561 31 ain Street, Jamescame<br />
a ."^urse." 48 .specimenle.sson paees sent<br />
- and has kindly supplied us with an<br />
article concerning it, writes that a minister on fire with the missionary<br />
spirit, and Miss Annie Forsyth.<br />
town,. Jf. Y.<br />
slie is having a delightful trip through<br />
• the west.<br />
an experienced worker in the city mis<br />
CHIUDRE^J^<br />
were conducted at the church by the<br />
pastor. Rev. E. A. Crooks, on Tuesday,<br />
the 7th, Mrs. Russell's childhood<br />
home was here. In later years she<br />
had made visits of some considerable<br />
length among the La Junta people.<br />
Her father, the late D. G. Thompson,<br />
was the firstpastor of this congre<br />
sion of the Third Church, have accepted<br />
the appointment, and are expected<br />
•*'B. A. M. Schapiro, 425 E. 9th<br />
Btreet, New York, formerly editor<br />
to enter upon the work soon alter gation. Her mother, Mrs. Adda F.<br />
'TEETHIMc<br />
"The People, The Land and the Book,"<br />
the summer days are over. We regard<br />
this as the doing of the Lord, us and her sister, Mrs\ J. Addison<br />
Thompson, Is highly esteemed among<br />
is conducting a Bureau for the publi-<br />
. cation and free distribution ol Hebrew-Ghristian<br />
literature. Tract No. 1<br />
has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL<br />
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup<br />
in answer to prayers; and we confidently<br />
expect His blessing in coties brought her death home to the<br />
Eodds, is one ol our number. These<br />
is entitled "Without Him We Can Do<br />
LIONS of MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHILpious<br />
showers. We believe the Church people with a strong sense ol personal<br />
loss.<br />
Nothing," and is published lor distrlhution<br />
among English-speaking Jews.<br />
CESS. It SOOTHES THE CHILD, SOFTENS<br />
DREN WHILB TEETHING with perlect SUCwill<br />
rejoice with the Board in this new<br />
evidence of the Synodic outpouring (Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCullough<br />
- In writing ol another tract about to<br />
THB GUMS, ALLAYS ALL PAIN, CTTRES<br />
of the Holy Spirit as It is increasing have gone lor a visit ol a few weeks<br />
he published, Dr. David Gregg says:<br />
WIND COLIC, and is the BEST REMEDY<br />
and extending both in power and in Ohio and other iplaces in the central<br />
states.<br />
"It is a flne appeal. May the Spirit<br />
FOR DIARRHCEA. Sold by druggists in every<br />
results. We plead for much prayer<br />
of Pentecost bring Irom it a great<br />
Dart of the world.<br />
and strong faith, by all our people, Miss Clara Hill Is spending the<br />
harvest." Mr. Schapiro's work is a<br />
Twenty-five Cents a Bottl''<br />
and likewise by our missionaries in summer in Chicago.<br />
ffluch needed one, and we commend<br />
the Foreign and Home fields, who Mrs. Reed, daughter of Mr. A. M.<br />
It to the generosity ol our readers.<br />
Broadway Ceniral<br />
know the need of intercession. Will Hill, with her little daughter Margarite<br />
is spending the summer with<br />
Contributions should be sent to the<br />
we not strive to honor the Lord Jesus<br />
Treasurer, Frederick L. Dochtermann,<br />
Christ, by looking to Him, for great her father and sisters.<br />
Hotel<br />
«5 E. 10th street. New York. Any<br />
things for His people of the ancient<br />
reader wishing copies ol Tract Xo. 1<br />
covenant? We desire to lay this mission,<br />
like a resuscitated child, on the Our Annual Sabbath School Outing<br />
NEW CASTLE, PA.<br />
•ROADWAY, Corner third street<br />
for reading and distribution can have<br />
ttem free by applying to either iMr.<br />
IN THE HEART OF NEW YORK<br />
bosom of the church, for kindliest<br />
ro or the Treasurer.<br />
and Picnic was held this last week<br />
Only Medium Price Hotel Left li New York<br />
care, and generous support. We trust in -Cascade Park. Instead of going<br />
that every one will regard it a privilege<br />
to speak compassionately of<br />
ladlea unmscort^d » «<br />
out for dinner as heretofore, we<br />
Special attantloit given to<br />
Utterly Wretched the mission to Israel and keep it before<br />
the Lord in earnest prayers. rangement, enabled more to attend<br />
went out for supper. This new ar<br />
Special Rat s for Summer<br />
Nervous Prostration Long Endured<br />
OUR TABL3 w, the foundation of our enorm<br />
Before Remedy was Found. The old promise never fails: "Them than en former occasions. The<br />
b..isi..e5i.<br />
p^iiss Minerva Remingor, Upper Bern, that bless thee I will bless." May sports for th? children were held in<br />
American Plan, ^Z.st upnards<br />
J^a.. writes: "For several years I had our Lord Jesus Christ nurture this mission<br />
that, like His own glorious self, older people Just after supper. Ev<br />
the afternoon and those for the<br />
European Plan, $(.oo upward*<br />
"ervoua prostration, and was utterly<br />
Jed. I lived on bread and beef it may "grow up as a root out of dry erybody seemed to enjoy themselves<br />
Seid tor Urge colored M ip ot New Y ork, Pree<br />
wauecavise my stomach -would not ro- ground."<br />
«m anything- else. I took many rem-<br />
J. C McFeeters Wm. Allen, a veteran of our Civil<br />
DAN. C. WEBB, Proprietor<br />
I„^'' but obtained no relief until I<br />
War, returned recently from Gettysburg.<br />
He reports a good time and<br />
"OK Hood's Sarsaparilla, when I began LA JUNTA, COLO.<br />
sam at once. Am now cured." We have recently enjoyed visits the best of treatment, After Gettysburg<br />
be Bpent a few days in Moderate Prices, £xc«)lei)t Food. Good Servka.<br />
The only New York Hot«l Featurlns Amerlctn Plan<br />
tor,, ' ^'^'^^ blood makes good, strong from two of our missionaries from<br />
S f • and this Is why Hood's SarsablM<br />
' '"^^^''^ purifies and epriches the<br />
S u"""^^ ^° many nervous diseases.<br />
."^Mcolatea<br />
r\,^ ,"• today<br />
tablets<br />
in usual<br />
called<br />
liquid<br />
Sarsatabs.<br />
form or