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12 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 6L
SHE HATH DO.XE WHAT SHE dioo:)m^ uead and shoulders. She ti;e hush can be heard a murmur that trp with expenses to the Stale Fair
seems atraid at tbe sight of so many lUt-reases lill the words can be dis-it.nguished, ' Why was this waste oi now enjoying a visit from his lather,
Detroit, .Mich. Rev. W. U Robbis
COULD.
strange faces at the table,, but not
(Suggested by the S. S. Lesson in tor long, for as her eyes move up and the ointment It might have been who resides at Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.
down along the room, she suddenly sold for more than three hundred and Jlrs. John Martin and daughter
this issue.)
stood motionless as though transfixed,
her gaze fastened upon the form As the cruel words come to liei home of Mrs. Martin's brother, Geo.
pence and given to the poor"
May. made an extended visit at the
It is the house ot Simon the Leper.
The guests are met. The feast is
leclining at the head.
ears, the drooping figure sinks at his Gray,, recently. The young folks held
She bends forward as t'nough her side. But it was not the Lord's words a social at the home of .\ir and .Mis.
spread and each one has taken his
whole being were being drawn by an that she had heard, for as he tin us L. A. Jameson. The Covenanteis
place assigned him by the host. The irresistable force, and from behind and sees her kneeling there, he here have purchased a threshing machine,
and now do their own thresh­
guest of honor leads in the conversation.
They speak of many things her eyes shine brighter and brighter full of rebuke, 'Let her alone. She ing ou time. \Ve are having splendid
the dark fold.s of her loosened hair, speaks ana his words are tender, yet
but chiefly o£ the things which concern
the kingdom of heaven. This was
as she gazes upon him whom she hath wrought a good work on me. rains, and late crops such as corn and
loves more than her own soul. She hath done what she could." potatoes are giowing fine. .Miss May
Slowly she approaches and so quietly
as to be almost unnoticed. Never clasps his feet and wipes them with at E.mira, and Miss Anna Gray
\\'ith her perfumed hands she I. Mathews commenced teaching schol
the natural way for the talk to go.
at
for Christ, who was being honored at
the feast, was the center of much of
the conversation in the whole land.
As they talk there—or perhaps as
the Master talks and they listen to
his words—and as those who wait
upon the tables pass back and forth
at their serving, there appears in the
doorway a form somewhat dilferei.t
from those wno are guests or servants
at the feast.
It is a woman, her long black hair
hanging in heavy folds about her
once do her eyes leave that teloved the hairs of her head, while in her Vienna, on Sept. 8. and .Miss .4nna
form. Nearer and nearer she comes, ears there rings the v/ords of peace McKelvey near Johannesburgh Junction,
Sept. 9th. Sam Gray is home
till she can almost touch him with
her hand, tnen with bowed head and
from Standish, Mich.
face shining with a love that only he
could inspire, she holds her liaiids
above his head and from the broken
lox the pure nard pours down upon
him and the whole house is filled with
the exquisite odor.
Almost afraid she stands, her hands
dripping with the perfume while every
eye stares upon her. Then above
! a b n a r o c k e b E a s y
THIS B!G VALUE 7 BAR BOX
CONTAINS 7 OF OUR MOST
POPULAR TOILET SOAPS. ~
75c Value—You Sell it
tar Only SOc.
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and joy, "bhe hath done what she
could."
O, Blessed Mary,, to hear such
words as these. May God grant all
sinners to serve with as true a devotion
as you and to gain such words
of praise.
A sinner, she!
And we are sinners, all.
The Savior, He!
Arise, ye shall not fall.
O. F. T.
HETHERTON, MICHIGAN.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Byers have returned
to their home in Detroit, after
a month's visit with Mr. Evm\;'
parents. Hugh Harrington, who passed
the highest grades in the county
in eighth grade work on finalexamination,
nas, by so doing, won a free
OUR FRIE.NDS.
Our old friend, Mr. Bungay,, is back
again this week. Did you see him
He's on page nine. Bungay treated
the Christian Nation readers so
well two years ago, that he had a
larger percentage of sales from us
than any other paper. We all wish
him good luck, for he has been a
good friend to us all. He has the
best offers in men's hats that you
can find anywhere: and for good
treatment of his customers he has no
superior. Have you bought your fall
hat If not, buy a "Bungay" and
do it today. Mention Christian Nation,
so as to identify yourself with
this paper.
issThis
BIG OFFER!
W E will send this fine
Rocker and 20 boxes
of our Big Bargain
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Toilet Soap to any respon^
sible person, on 30 days'
credit Don't send any
money unless you want to
—just fillout the Coupon
below, give names of two
reliable business men of
your town as references,
and if satisfactory we will
ship soap & rocker at once.
You sell this Soap at SOc a box,
send us $10.00 when it is sold,
and you have the rocker as
vour reward. ^ « n
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Anyone can quickly sell twenty
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Description of
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This handsome rocker is
made of hardwood, nicely
tinished in American Quartered
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of an unusnally strong construction.
Seat 13 Baddleebaped;
back ia curved
and rises about 31 in.
above floor; seat measnreB
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comfortable.
Toilet Soap. Boys and girls
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selling Soap. Friends and Please ship to my address 20 Boxes Assorted Soap and Rocker No.
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CROFTS because of &BEED the big value. CO. within 30 days.
Everybody Dep*. A500 knows CHICAGO
that Crofts Name - •*
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Soap Easy to Sell Address
We have been making GOOD goods
"I can sell your goods
for 26 years. People every^vhere Postoffice State
so fast that I can hardly
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Reference Business..
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ment arrives before
can c-arn this handsome Rocker. Reference • Business •
sending another."
Rememb(r, you take no risk—
Mrs. L. A. Council,
we take everything back at our
Wilmington, N. C.
expense if you are not perfectly
satisfied.
SKETCHES OF THE COVENANTERS
CLOTH BOUND, 412 PAGES, 51 ILLUSTRATIONS
This book shows who the Covenanters are, and the principles
for which they stand; how they suffered for the sovereignty
of Christ, and endured persecution for three geiierations.
The book has already been received into a thousand hoiDC-s.
The disposal of the first thousand makes it financiallyfeasible
to offer the second thousand at half price, fifty cents each,
in parcels of five or more copies.
This offer is made especially in the interest of the young
people, for presents in the home, class-books in the class,
prizes in the Sabbath School, and gifts to mission families.
SKETCHES OF THE COVENANTERS
Orders of Five or more books,
Fifty Cents, Postpaid.
Address
J. C. McFEETERS,
649 N. 33d Street - Philadelphia, Pa.