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10 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 61. The Reformed Presbyterian Church havinff no publuhins house of its own, its members are advised to send their orders for Catechismt, Lesson Helps, Church and Sab* bath School SuppUes of every description t* Cbe presbpterian Board or Wilienpoon PUPllCailOll or uir of iti Bids., Philadelphia Depositorie* BLANCHARD ITEMS. Dr. and Mrs. Robb are happy over the arrival of a little baby girl. We enjoyed a brief visit from Dr. A. I. Robb and his talk on the condition in China. Blanchard has a warm heart for the mission there. A week later Mr. J. R. Dill was with us and in addition to his re'gular lecture, gave us some account of the splendid mission work of the Second Philadelphia congregation. The methods seem to be those of permanent results, and well worthy of imitation. Mrs. Taylor recently returned to her home in Content, but her brother, Rev. E. A. Crooks is visiting at home for a few days. Those of us who were able to attend the Clarinda Chautauaua,. enjoyed the masterly and helpful lectures by Dr. R. J. G. McKnight We hope he may come again. Miss Agnes Bedford is spending part of her vacation in this vicinity. Her friends fairly scramble for a share of the visit. Miss Anna and Jennie Cabeen and it appear in the Christian Nation also. Yesterday we cabled "Need reliel fund." Others have already written you about he greatest flood Tak Hing has seen in 130 years. I write these few lines in explanation of the cablegram and may repeat what others have already written. July Srd the river went down betetween its banks,, but the roads were impassable on account of mud. On the 4th we received word from Canton that a Relief Commitee had been organized and would care tor the floodeddistrict between Shin Hing and Canton, and were expecting the missionaries at Wuchow and Tak to look after the district between Shin Hing and Wuchow. On the Sth and 6th, we went out with two native helpers to inspect conditions in Tak Hing and surrounding villages. We also interviewed the official, to flndout what help was be'ng given by government and local authorities, and what places were in greatest d' tress. The official showed us a list of over REV. JULIUS A. KEMPF WRITES with six to twenty-eight inches ot OF THE FLOOD IN CHINA. mud and sand. Silk raising, the chief Cheung Chau, Hong Kong, industry of the district is badly R So. China,. July 16, 1914. crippled. Hundreds of houses are a Dear Mr. Pritchard: This is a copy total wreck and many others are of a letter written to Dr. Sommerville partly damaged. The people are H E U M A T B I O S O M K Trees." We would be glad to have and will no doubt appear in "Olive crowded in neighbor's houses and an FREE! cestral temples. And the whole country is covered with mud,, a sea of dark, gray, green, slimy mud, 1-2 to 2 feet deep. We need funds that we may feed Write for it" the hungry, help people clean out Rheumatism TODAY! their homes and that we may be Treated ready to handle an epidemic of plague, cholera or some other disease Through which the deposit of mud in dark filthy homes will breed. tke Feet We expect a glad, quick and liberal response to the cable. Yours sincerely, JULIUS A. KEMPF. A PAID-UP SUBSCRIPTION. If anyone had bought a paid-up subscription to the Christian Nation in 1884,, by paying $40, he would have Illustrated with Color Plates Tells what every I sufferer should know about the nature, origin and causes of this cruel affliction, and tells how to get rid of it without medicine by a simple appliance worn without inconvenience, and for a short time only, on the soles of the feet. My Drafts have proven successful in so large a percentage of cases that they have already been getting the paper since 1904 for won their way almost TTtAOtHARK all over the civilized nothing, and if any considerable number of persons should each desire to my Drafts have cured them after 30 and 40 world. Men and women are writing me tlial purchase a paid-up subscription now years of pain, even after the most e.\pensive treatments and for $40, we would have to decline to sell them. We could not afford to sell many. But the summer has been a baths had failed. I don't hesitate to take e V e,r y risk of failure. I trying one. The paper does not have fifty names of places from which apalpeals for help had already come in. vou mv regular the funds available that it needs, will gladly send and it is advisable to raise money in Cloyd and Mrs. Jos. Caskey are visiting in Colorado. this way. Therefore we will be ex He said the government had sent up Dollar pair right 1000 bags (100 pound bags) of rice,. along with my Free Book, without a cent in Do you know where the young People's Convention of Kansas and Iowa an area of 400 square miles and no Up subscriptions at $40 each, just ftilly satisfied with the beneflt received, you but it was already distributed over ceedingly glad to sell a very few paid advance. Then after trying them, i£ you are Presbyteries is to meet next year In one person got more than two pounds, enough to supply the paper with the can send me the Dollar. If not, keep your Blanchard. and what was two pounds of rice to money it needs until trade livens up. money. Name... Vou decide, and 1 take your word. a family of four or five or six children who nad already eaten up al an Above offer year goods after sent year prepaid if 1 were by return not positive roail^ You Address can see that I couldn't possibly make such UTICA, OHIO. We would not care to sell more than Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Thompson, of one or two paid-up subscriptions in they had during the ten days of high that my Drafts are better and surer than anything else you can get tor any kind of Rheu the Utica congregation,, have been in water. Thousands have lost their any one congregation, but we will be New Concord, where Mr. Thompson homes and many ten thousands are very glad to hear promptly from any matism, no matter where located or how a 8-'ste,d in communion services. without the bare necessities of life friend who has the $40 to spare to severe. Send today for my Free Book and The annual picnic of the New Concord White Cottage an^ Utica con COVENANTER Books, old Books and w!ll be without the means of obthutaining these necessities, until the show their friendliness to the $1 Covenanter Drafts. Send no Honey—iust Books for the Coupon Sale gregations was held August 26th, at paper. ^FREE $1 COUPONof Testimony, Disclpluie, Confession of Faith, "Poets and mulberries put out a new crop of Frederick Dyer, Dept. SP37 Jackson, Mich Maxehola Park, near Zanesville. leaves and the fieldsare ready for Care and discrimination are exercised In managing the advertising de Drafts To Try Free, and your Free Illus Dear Sir : Please send me your Dollar Rev. and Mrs. E. K. Patton spent a Poetry," "Homss and Haunts of th* rice planting. The official advised us few days at the home of Mrs. R. A. Covenanters," Catechisms, "Reformeii to inspect and render what help we partment of tbe Christian Nation, and trated Book, as described above. Adams on their way home from Presbyterian Manual," "Handbook for could to tne country villages and we must be first convinced that an Mackinaw and Niagara. Young Christians," Minutes of Synor hamlets, because the distress and advertiser is worthy of confidence The Utica congregation is taking Address: need was much greater in those and patronage before his order is accepted. We cannot agree to become the lead in the moral reform of the JAMES S. TIBBY, 406 Penn Bulldlnj places than in Tak Hing city. town. Rev. A. M. Thompson is the Pittsburgh, Pa. As a result of our talk with the guarantor, nor to adjust petty misunderstandings, but for a subscriber efficient president of the Social Service League. A new playground and sent a letter to the Canton Commit whose account is kept paid up we will official and two days' investigation we reading room have been fitted up and tee, saying we ought to have 1,000 gladly render any reasonable service a series of lectures and entertaintments are being planned for the near would be glad to receive any cash,, this paper. Since 1911, investment E C Z E M A meet the immediate need and we In his dealings with advertisers In future. food stuffs and disinfectants they advertisements of every kind have Also called Tetter, Salt Bheum, Frar.tns, could send us. Iseen debarred. Milk Crust, Water Poisou, Weeping A GOOD COMPLEXION We have not yet received an answer to that letter. Meanwhile we Skiu, etc. IWEAHS PURE BLOOD Catarrh Cannot Be Cured I believe eczema can be «»«* to stay^mean just what I say C-U-R-t-D and «u are drawing on a relief fund of fôo, with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh .s a in erelv Datched up to return again. Kemeinuc., Everybody that want>: a fine, which happens fo be in the mission glowins-, youthful skin, should take treasury and upon this year's Sabbath days' collections which the Tak tn cure it, you must take internal remedies. half million cases of "^t„^"'^f don"care- blood or constitutional disease, and in order "mak^hisstate,&ent after handhog nearly a old reHalile Hood's Sarsaparilla, a physician's prescription, which Hing congregation has given for reHall'lief work. acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur ô^fwVv;rrê%^S!>TY:wûni£lS^ Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and vears of mv life to Its treatment. 1 "o" ' ,' , gives a clear, healthy color. _ When your blood is made pure, pimples, That portion of our mission fleld face. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medi Tt was prescribed by one of the best dare you to give me ^ chance to pro j me. If you are disgusted and discour g ijoils, hives, eczema disappear.^ effected more or less by the flood,excinetends about 30 miles north and south phvsioians in this country for years and is a claims. By wrrUng me today J "^heve^ °J „ Lansu'ir. loss of appetite, tired feelinc, weakness are s';mptoms of by about 90 miles east and west. regular prescription. It is composed of the enjoy more real conifort than >«" ^ ({, impure, unhealthy blood. Throughout this portion, the rice crop best tonics known, combined with the best thought this world held for 5-" J;'""-*^ Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the is destroyed. Gardens are covered blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucotis and I feel sure you will agree with me blood. Get a bottle today. surfaces. The perfect combination of the two DR. J. E. CANNADAY, U07 Court Bl«k. ^'^f.f; ingredients is what produces such wonderful References: Third National Bank, Seda' a,-!"- 1 results als, Sold Take F. free. J. bv in Hall's CHENEY Druggists, curing Family catarrh. & CO., price Pills Props., Send 75c. for constipation. for Toledo, testimon- O. Send this notice to some eczema sunere..
September 9, 1914. A FAMILY PAPER. 11 FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS A New Home Cure That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort or Loss of Time. We have a New Method that cures Asthma, and we want you to try it at our expense. No matter whether your case is of longstanding or recent development, whether it is present as occasional or chronic Asthma, you should send for a free trial of our method. No matter In what climate you live, no matter what your age or occupation, if you are troubled with asthma, our method should relieve you promptly. We especially want to send it to those apparently hopeless cases, where all forms ot inhalers, douches, opium preparations, fumes, "patent smokes," etc., have failed. We want to show everyone at our own expense, that this new method is designed to end all Styles contains— FREE ASTHMA COUPON difficult FRONTIER breathing, ASTHMA all wheezing, CO., Room and all 491J, those terrible Niagara paroxysms and-Hudson at once Sts., and Buffalo, for all N. time. Y. This Send free offer free trial is too of important your method to neglect to: a single day. Write now and then begin the method at once. Send no money. Simply mail coupon below. Do it Today. NEW YORK'S FALL STYLES. Book of New York Fall Styles FREE. more fully persuaded I made Important Announcement to Our Bear in mind also that no other J Shorts, of East End, Pittsburg... BECOME no mistake in becoming your pupil." Women Readers Fashion Book published will give you and three grandchildren. Funeral Established 1B98—have thousands A NURSE of pupils A very large majority of Christian such an assortment to select from. services were held Monday afternoon, from seven years of age to UTE seventy. have trained thou- Bear in mind finallythat three leading banks in New Y'ork City sta-iO was made in Greenwood Cemetery, at for our free booklet and tuition their own offer. homes It will to August 17th, at 2 o'clock. Interment Nation readers are women,, and for Don't say you cannot learn " music sands of but women send in your convenience, we have completed sponsor for the financialresponsibility of The Charles William Stores. SCHOOL OF MUSIC, Box 33,225 week as Fifth nurses. Avenue, Our Indiana, Pa. be sent by return mail free. earn SIO Address to g25 U. S. a a most desirable arrangement, in the matter of women's wear, of which Order the Fashion Book of New COLI.\ GEORGE CAMBPELL. New York City. graduates nuinber 7,000 you will surely he glad to take immediate and permanent advantage. This York Fall Styles TODAY. Mr. Colin Campbell, of the Walton Instruments supplied wlien needed. —a record Cash or unequaled credit. Use the Christian Nation coupon congregation, who for over a year by any institution. printed in connection with their an had suffered from a malignant Send for "How I Became a arrangement has been, made vrtth The growth, passed to his rest August Nurse**—248 Charles William Stores, 1035 Stores Building, 115 B. 23rd street,. New York City. The Charles William Stores issues the largest Fashion Book published, containing 370 pages, filled with illustrations, full detailed descriptions and all prices plainly marked on each garment. These garments are of the newest New York City Fall Styles, with values far greater than it is possible to get in your own town—even greater than you have ever before been able to get when you bought by mail. _ This very large book of latest New York Fall Fashions you will receive FREE. In requesting it,, you only need to use the coupon printed in connection with The Charles William Stores garments, accompanied by detailed description of goods, etc., with price, you select what you desire, give measurement indicated, and Catalogue Number, and send to The Charles William Stores, 1035 Stores Building, 115 E. 23rd Street, New York. That you will receive precisely 'hat you order, and that you will find everything exactly as represented in the Fashion Book or advertisement, you have the guaranty of this great American house, whose financial reliability is attested by the Mechanics and Metals National Bank, New York City; United Mortgage and Trust Co., New York City,, and the Importers' and Traders' National Bank, New York City. By thus taking advantage of the offer contained in The Charles William Stores' advertisement on page 9, of this week's Christian Nation, you can do your shopping in New York City, in America's up-to-date woman's store, and dress just as tastefully as the best gowned woman in New York. The entire household can be clothed in the same way, because this great Fashion Book of New York Fall 175 pages for Women, Misses and Girls. 40 pages for Children. 10 pages for the Baby. 20 pages for Boys. 125 pages for Men and Young Men. Bear in mind that you do not obligate yourself in any way to purchase by receiving a copy of this Fashion nouncement on page 9 of this issue. Address, The Charles William Stores, 1035 Stores Building, 115 E. 23rd street, New York City. CHINA RELIEF FUND. The following is a list of the contributions for the China Relief Fund, received since the last report, including today, Sept. 3: Previously acknowledged .. $1,089.91 Mr. and Mrs. I. Mann, Quinter, Kas 5.00 Mrs. M. Mannen, Wahoo, Neb. 5.00 Mrs. Mary A. Peoples, Phila 6.00 Wm. Hammer, Birmingham, Mich 1.00 P. Lucas, Birminâm, Mich 1.00 Mrs. Mary J. McConnell, Birmingham, Mich 5.00 Mrs. M. W. Robb Birmingham, Mich 3.00 advertisement on page 9, of this week's issue of Chrisfan Nation, so L. M. S.. cornwallis Con. .. as to identify yourself as one of our Old Bethel Cong 10.00 26.00 subscribers. S. S. Old Bethel Cong 24.00 You get this Fashion Book free ot Young Peoples' Convention, Illinois all cost, merely for the asking, by Pres 8.85 using the coupon. Mrs. M. E. McFarland, Rossiter, From printed photographs of the Pa 1.00 Rev. J. M. Coleman, Bloomington, Ind 10.00 Miss Alice L. Smith,. Bloomington, Ind 1.00 Mrs. C. G. Martin, Boston, Mass 1.50 Mrs. Elizabeth McMillan,, Greeley, Colo 2.00 Olathe Cong 75.00 Covenanter Mission Band, Cedarville 5.00 I also enclose some interesting e.xtracts from a letter received from Mr. Robb, giving the methods used in relief work. Sincerely yours, S. A. S. METHENY. Treasurer. IN MEMORIAM. JOHN FORSYTHE. John Forsythe, aged about 80 years, diaed at his home on Railroad avenue, Indiana, Pa., Friday morning, August Hth, at 5 o'clock. Death was due to a complication of diseases, following a stroke of paralysis. He was a Vdteran of the Civ.l War, being a member of Company D, 6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery. He was born in Butler County, Octtib.r il, 1834, and was a life-long member of the Reformed Presbyterial Church, being a member of the Reformed Presbyterian Church o.t Clarksburg, Pa., at his death. He is survived by his wife and the following children: James R., of Gastop, Ore; Mrs. J. R. Lytle, of Indi ma; Martha B., a nurse at Wilkinsburg, and John, Wilda, Margaret and Id
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