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10 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. V»l. 61. BOVINA'S GREAT DAY. The 2nd day of September will ever be a notable one in the history ot the Bovina congregation. On that day they celebrated their one hundredth anniversary as a congregation, and at the same time,. Mr. T. E. Graham was installed as their pastor. The morning was occupied with the ordination and installation services. Rev. J. H. Pritchard, of White Lake, N. Y., preached the moderator's sermon and A. A. Johnston, of Walton, N. Y., addressed the pastor and people. Mr. Graham preached a forceful sermon on the duties and privileges of a minister of the Gospel. Rev. S. G. Shaw, of West Hebron, N. Y., led in the ordination and installation prayer. In the afternoon,, the centennial was celeorated. The chairman o£ the meeting was A. A. Johnston. Elder • A. T. Russell, of the Bovina congregation, read an historical essay. J. ! H. Pritchard spoke on the subject, "A Motto." "The Source of Power in a Congregation Life." S. G. Shaw on "Congregational Success," and T. E. Graham on "Lessons from the Past." Rev. Mehaffey, of the Bovina U. P. congregation brought the greetings of that congregation. Letters were reaa from Dr. I. A. Robb, our senior missionary to China, from Rev. T. M. Slater of Seattle, Wash., and from Rev. Elmer Russel of Denison, Kan. The benediction was pronounced by Mr. John M. Rutherford, pastor-elect of the billings,. Okla., congregation. All went home feeling that it was guests,, who were the immediate relatives of the bride and groom, dainty refreshments were served. The gitts were beautiful and useful for the adorning of the new home in Sparta. The bride is a member of the R. P. Church of Oakdale, and the groom ot the U. P. Church of the same place. Their many friends wish them a long and happy life. OP VITAL IMPORTANCE. It is our privilege to again bring the attention of our readers to the publication entitled "Why Man of Today is only Fifty Per Cent. Efficient,," a treatise prepared by Charles A. Tyrrell, M. D. You can get a copy free if you will address him at 134 West Filty-sixth street,. New York, and mention this paper, in order to identify yourself as a subscriber to the Christian Nation. This pamphlet is a treatise on the naturalness and efficiency of the Internal Bath as a means to restore health and to preserve it simply by internal R. A. Blair, of Phila.,. on cleansing with pure water. If health demands external cleanliness, a thousandfold mcrre necessary to health is internal cleanliness. Some persons may question the naturalness and sanity and safety of the principle involved, but no man or woman who ever practiced internal bathing long enough and thoroughly enough to give it a fair trial, ever opposes it; on the contrary, they become enthusiastic advocates of it. The practice of it is the secret of the good health of thousands of physicians themselves. We feel that we have done jiny person a genuine service when we have persuaded a good day and that a new era was dawning for the Bovina congregation. them to practice it. New strength, the thrill of health, and endurance OAKDALE, ILL. unknown betore, follow its faithful A pretty wedding took place at and intelligent practice. Oakdale, Illinois,, on the evening of August 26th, at 8 o'clock, in the MINUTES OF SYNOD. home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kemps, Did you order your Minutes of when their daughter, Miss Ethel, Synod yet About half of the congregation have been supplied. How was united in marriage to Mr. Raymond Boyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. about yours You cannot be well Lavid Boyle, also of Oakdale. The posted on what the Covenanter ring ceremony was performed by the Church did last year and what she Rev. W. O. Ferguson, assisted by proposes to do the coming year unless Rev. Ritchie, a former pastor of the you buy a copy and study its contents. It costs seventeen cents to U. P. Church. The bride was attended by her sister,. Miss Edna Kemps, print them and ten cents will bring and the groom by the Rev. J. Boyd you a copy at once from James S. Tweed, of Beaver Falls, Pa. Mrs. R. Tibby, 408 Penn Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa. P. Kirkpatrick, sister of the bride, C o w a r d F O O T tfjj Many people go hobbling ji through life — nervous and irritable; expressing only half their real power—knowing only half the real happiness of life, because of half-sick feet. S h o e "BEO. U. S. «tf OfE T A L K ^ "Wear shoes that do not ^ strangle the arteries and impede free circulation of the blood through the feet. ^ Shoes should be long enough ^ to permit the toes to rest in tf|[ A wise general knows that a normal position, and wide jl sore feet will do more to disrupt his army than the bullets adequate, easy tread. enough, so the foot can have an of the enemy. ^ And finally, a shoe should be ^ designed so the weight of the Think of your feet — give body is properly poised and them your best care. balanced, so that pressure is not #][ The whole masic of foot- exaggerated at any point. ^ health is expressed in the tflT There is a vitalizing and exone word, "circulation." ^ hilarating sensation in standing and walking in right shoes— a sense of power and buoyancy. tf|[ Water that does not '' circu- ^ late" becomes .stagnant and impure. Air that does not ' circulate" becomes foul. Blood that ^ shoemaking as in other £^ There is a science and art in does not "circulate" becomes things. What we have learned diseased. This is the law of nature. in 45 years is at your service. JAMES S. COWARD ^rNfar^'r^cTl'stf NEW YORK Mail Orders Filled Sold NOWheFC CiSC Send for Catalogue Tithe." "Our Young People and Bible Study," and "Our Young People and Social Life." These papers gave evidence of study and thought. They proved to us there was talent among our young people that needed only an opportunity like this to bring it out. The various committees were then appointed by the Chairman to report at the evening session. Adjourned by singing a portion of the 144th Psalm. At the close of this session, there were twenty delegates registered and according to the constitution, each for the ensuing year: President, Miss delegate paid ten cents into the convention treasury. At 7.30 o'clock p. ciety: vice-president, Miss Helen Jeannette McMillan of Greeley So played the wedding march. The REPORT OF YOUNG PEOPLE'S m., the meeting was called to order by French of Denver Society; secretary, bride was beautituly gowned in CONVENTION HELD AT EVANS, the Chairman. After the devotional Mr. Jesse Beattie of Evans Society; white silk crepe de chine with yotte COLORADO. exercises we listened to the convention address given by Rev. E. A. Lunta Society. We are justly proud treasurer, Mr. Merle Moore of La and sleeves of shadow lace, and the Representatives from the different bridesmaid was dressed in cream Young People's Societies of the Colorado Presbytery met in the Evans subject, "The World's Need of Chris but a foretaste of what we shall enjoy Crooks, of La Junta, Colorado, on the of our flrstconvention and trust it is silk voile. After congratulations and best wishes had been extended by the Church on the afternoon of August tian Young Men and ^^'omen.'' This from year to year. As we meet from 21st, at 2.30 o'clock and organized was a strong address and was both time to time, brothers and sisters in GET RID OF HUMORS "The Covenanter Young People's AND AVOID SICKNESS Union ot Colorado Presbytery." Catarrh Cannot Be Cnred Christ, may His kingdom be advanced Dr. J. B Dodds, ot Greeley, Colorado, was elected chairman, and he with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as tliej- cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh , s a not only in our own hearts and lives, Humors in the blood cause internal derangements that affect the was recognized throughout the con but in the hearts and lives of those blood or constitutional disease, and in order with whom we come in contact, for whole svstem, as well as pimples, vention as a splendid leader. After to cure it, you must take internal remedies. this is the aim of this organization.^ boils and other eruptions, and are the organization was effected, a program, previously arranged for by a Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and There were twenty-nine delegates in responsible for the readiness with acts directly upon the blood and mucous surface. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medi all who attended this convention. which many people contra et disease. Committee of Presbytery, was carried Thanks are due the ladies of the For forty vears Hood's Sarsaparilla has been more successful than read and discussed on such subjects out as near as possible. Papers were cine. It was prescribed by one of the best Evans congregation for the good physicians in this country for years and is a lunch and supper provided for the anv other medicine m expellmshumors and removing their inward tion," "The Young People and the as "The Young People for Prohibi reijular prescription. It is composed of the delegates on the church lawn. best tonics known, combined with the best DR. J. B. DODDS, Chairman. and outward effects. net Hood s. blood purifiers, acting: directly on the mucous -MARGARliT ATCHISON, Sec'y No other medicine acts like it. surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ials, inpfredients results P Sold Take J. free. by C Hall's HENEY Druggists, curing Iâmily what catarrh. & produces CO., price Pills Props., Send 75c. for such constipation. for Toledo, "wonderful testimon O. P. D. interesting and instructive. Tliere were three contestants in the Bible Reading Contest: the Greeley Society was represented by Miss Bessie Keys, the Evans Society by Miss Minns and the Denver Society by Miss Janet Prench. By the decision of the judges, the Denver representative •was awarded the trophy. This trophy has not as yet been provided, but we trust it will be prepared before our next convention. The following officers were elected
September 16, 1914. A FAMILY PAPER. 11 summer with his uncle, Mont Turner. A little daughter arrived at the give us about what we ask for, so of destitution. Fiiilunately, wc had Ml 1 think that he is disposed to Amoskeag Gingham Apron PROTECTS ALL OVER, best of workmaiisMp, style and quality. SERVICE son, August 18th. John Morrow, of trdlli'ii very sulistantial help from home of Mr. and Mrs. Willson Car joiig as WL' are within reason, feelino- that we are distributing with two otlier soiirec's. From Canton, a ABLE, with full KIMONO sleeves. Hopkinton, Iowa, is spending the boat load of rice (something like more discrimination than some others are. I also hope that Canton can BLUECEBCK. launderslikenew. Has summer with his son and daughterin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrow. •.'),(MiO llis.) came up last HiiirsJay, neat patch Pocket, Belt, Butions down back, wll sewed throughout, rr — and was sent on further up the river to some localities where we had go. I am happy tbat our local furnish us with at least another car Miss Winnifred Morrow is enjoying jMoni'V back if not perlectly t|tl|* a visit from her friends, Mrs. Dobbs salislicd vv\j churcli here has put practically all and daughter Gladys, of Minneapolis. not \et lieen able to extend any help. ALL QOODS POSTPAID. of its funds into tbis. I think this Mrs. Al Torrense is delighting in a Then on Saturday evening another • DUST CAP, DUTCH STYLE, to match relief w-ork is giving a lot of both visit from her father, Mr. John iibove Apron, druw strings, 4«_ boat load ahnost as large as the one Cliristians and heatlien a lot of new Luney, of Oakdale, 111. The Misses very neat, piutocts the har. S aP from Canton arrived, this being for Winnifred Morrow and Mary Hibbard ideas about the scope of christianitv, tbat it is doing as well as hear- Postpaid iMi^ gave a social on the evening- of August 2Sth, at the latter's home. Evmen had investigaletl, and this will iii;^-. and that we do not merely say points along the ri\er where our Send Today for IBAAj/ rprF Apron Bargain DUuii TIIIjIj eryone had a fine time. Miss Elizabeth McFarland and J. Knox Elsey we are obeying tbe command "Give "lie ye warmed and filled," but that Thousands Order one U. S. of Government our above LEADERS i)0 distributed during the days ol' Life Jobs now open NOW. to Men Satisfaction and Women. guaranteed, $65 to and tbis week. We are all right now for Jl50 were married Sept. 1st, at the home ye them to eat." \Ye have to date month. don't Ivio fall lay-offs. to send Common for our education Illustrated sufficient. CATALOG. Pull unnecessary. Write immediate. John McFarland, KEEP of CLEAN. Garfield, Minn. more help then. I think that the ty to si.vty thousand pounds of rice. of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. a week or ten days, but will need distribntiîl something like from fif Wndly iy for mention full list local of positions dealer when and free writing sample How many of our women readers Hong Kong authorities, who furnished this second load of rice, aro ba\"o pureliased ourselves, the re Approximately one third of this we H, examination We F. WILD, Will Dept. questions. Pay A-&54 Fairview You Av., $I20.00 Broooltlyn, N.Y. have wished to wear clean, fresh HELP Franklin to distribute WANTED. Institute, religious literature Dept. L-.'-.^, in your Rochester, community. N.Y. dresses while attending to their Sixty days' work. Experience not required. Man or mainder coming as above stated. household duties All of you, of ready to contribute still further, and woman. Opportunity for promotion. Spare time may Our men say that tbey find this an course. But your answer has always have written the man in charge if be used. almiist unprecedented opportunity Inlemationil Bible-Press, ARE TUll • NERVOUS 345 Winston or WEAK, BuililingPliilailelpliia lackini; been, "It can't be done. Por how Ions we may hope for further assistance. for netting a bearing for the gospel, since tliey always make it viiôr Ihen send for flee pro\ int; packai^c would they stay fresh and clean" I HER-CU-UN. Powerful Nerve 1 m iiôr.ilnr He w-as bere a week ago Saturday, will tell you how you can always have 1'. L. OSWALD CO , 318 \V..|_.,1 St., .N' V LAKE RENO. that clean, fresh appearance, and oh! and I had quite a talk wdth him. Iciiown tbat tbey are doing tbis work We enjoyed five weeks' excellent what a difference it will make in your Fortunately, we had gotten our reilief work pretty well systematized, tbe name of .Tesus. and at His preaching by Licentiate R. G. Graham. He speaks with power and to keep clean clothes on and have bear of results from tbis work that feelings. Did you ever realize that command. I shall expect to see and and I think that he was rather sincerity. We now have Rev. W. C. that cheerful feeling will add to your will iic a surprise to us all." Allen with us, and are very thankful he accepted our call, but are general well-being It actually does, favorably impressed with our plans S. A. S. MFTHEXY, Treas. and the answer to all this is found in the offer in this week's paper hy N. sorry he could not bring his family here at the present time. earnest prayer of the congregation that the health of his daughter may soon be so much improved that she will be able to come here, as it would be a great comfort to Mr. Allen to have her with him. Harvest and stacking are almost past and the thrasher may be heard on all sides. John Carson,. Sr., of Oakdale, has been spending the summer here, visiting relatives and friends. He has erected a new barn on his farm here. Miss June Torrense, of Oakdale, who has been vi'- Iting her brother here, returned home Tuesday. She also made the acquainntance of her new nephew, who arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Torrense, August •3rd. Mrs. J. R Elsey is enjoying a visit trom her father at-present. John Carson, Jr., and family, of Oakdale, III, arrived last week with their car of goods and expect to make this their future home. We are glad to have them with us. A little son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair, August 16th. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Po'tvers, of Minneapolis, visited at the F. Wild, Dept. A-554, Fairview Ave., It is the Brooklyn, X. Y. The -writer has seen this apron demonstrated, but never with such quality at this low price. And the children! You can have the same style apron at knee-length tor your little one so she will always look neat. Then instead of two clean dresses a day, only two a week will keep -them looking just as nice and sweet. And the beauty of it all is, the price is far below what you could make one for yourself with the same material. Be sure to address Dept. A-5.54, AVOED so FR0:M that you EET will be .T. identified Iv. ROBB as a Christian ABOrT Nation COXDITIOXS subscriber. AT THE CHIXA MISSTOX. The following is an extract from a letter from Eev. .7. K. Eobb dated July '27: ''We bad about $.'')no local currency on hand before the flood, that had been contributed for famine relief, and bv tbe home church. "We aFo had about $"oO local currency of tbe local church funds. All tliese moneys have been used except about $lon. and tbis I am trying hard to home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs D. luild on to as a sort of emergency A. Bingham, recently. Ralph Turner, of Eskridge, Kan., is spending the fund, for tbe bclp of extreme cases MY SIMPLIFIED SEPTEMBER OFFER. 1. For $3.00 I will send the Christian Nation to a NEW subscriber anywhere in America for one year and a half, and I will make an outright present of Tarbell's "Life of Lincoln," sending the Lincoln volumes to any address in this or in any other country, all charges prepaid. If the Christian Nation is to go to a foreign address, however, add 75c for a year and a half's extra postage. The Three Dollars is the price of the Christian Nation for one year and a half, at the rate of $2,00 a year. The Life of Lincoln in two volumes is a premium which I am offering to induce new subscribers, and this offer is made primarily to secure new subscribers. Included in the number of those who have already been attracted by this extraordinary offer are college presidents, theological professors, ministers of the Gospel, and teachers—persons whoselibraries must be kept up to a high standard, and the Tarbell Life of Lincoln which 1 am giving away as a premium to new subscribers, is a twovolume Library Edition. Prof. Wm. M. Sloane says that Covenanters are the greatest readers of good books in the world, therefore it is that I know you will be delighted with these volumes. 2. But OLD subscribers can also have the Lincoln volumes free. Any old subscriber residing in America who will send me $6 to pay for their paper for three years in advance, will receive the 2-vol. Tarbell Life of Lincoln as an outright gift. Address John W. Pritchard, President, 1105 Tribune Building, New Vork.
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