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