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10 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. ei.
THE GENEVA OPENING. aid many a worthy student to reach higher course. Communion was held
Because of the remodeling ol the the position tnat he who died had on the hist Sabbath in September,
chapel, it could not be used for the hoped to win.
with T. C. Mcivnignt ot CxiiCdgo asusual
first day exercises. The students
and their Iriends came togeth­
bigned. \\. P. JOHNSTON. seemed to mark an accession ol power.
The mission ol this school is only sisting. There was no accession in
Just begun. God grant it!
numoers at the Communion, but it
er in the Adelphic Literary Society. College Hill, Sept. 21, lal4.
The congregation is seeking to have
As many chairs as possible had been
a better connection with the power
THE LATE W.VLl'ER T. MILLER.
put in, when these were filledthose
house, and when this as secured the
By Dr. J. M. Balph.
who could not be seated stood about
other things "will be added." Mr.
(We regret tnat the lollowing was
the walls or in the hall outside.
McKnight said some nice things about
received loo late lor use in the issue
These meetings are always Interesting.
The greetings ol lormer stu­
right to them. They seemed to pay
the Bloommgton people—said it
of Sept. 10, containing other tributes
to .^L^. Miller.—Ed.)
dents, the new laces and voices, the
him back in about the same way. The
My acquaintance with Mr. Miller
welcome of the President, the talks
pastor will have to show some discretion
in choosing young men lor
began in 1^87. While on our way to
ol those whom he asks to speak, to-
the
spent
Mission
several
field
days
in
in
that
New I'ork,
year, we
and assistants. A discovery has been
gether with offerings ol the represen- had an.ple opportunity to observe tha made that the 'Covenanter church is a
tatives ol the Oratorical and Musical interest taken by Mr Miller in ar-good center for mission work. Since
Departments, never lail to instruct ranging all necessary matters apper-
^ , taining to purchase ol goods, shipping,
Synod a Sabath School has been
and nlease. The year promises to be ^ . ^ . ,,
started and is drawing from the abundant
waste in the neighborhood. Just
A flat foot, like a
aiiu picaoc. iiic jco,! i/ ^j.^^^ j^^ outgoing missionaries. Alone
ol the best. There will be more ^^ijough a very busy man we found him
how
^y "^^°
many
'^^^^
children
^'^ religious
there
instruction
are close flat wheel, jars you
than filty in the Freshman class, always ready to give advice and aid ^^ ^°i y®t known. The firstclass in every time it hits
. . , „ -whpnpvPT- Tippflprl Much of the time the study Ol Torrey's book, "How to
the oround. Coward
These have come from widely separ- wnenever neeaea. Jiucn oi ine xime j „,..„. ^ ,,
.. during the years spent in the field we Juring Men to Christ, Is hall way Arch Support
ated places, from Boston on the one ^^^^ .^ ^^^^^^^ correspondence with through, and another class, under Prohand
and Los Angeles on the other, -j^-j, jy^jngj. j^ regard lo financial and fessor McCaughan's leadership, will
Shoes hold falling
from Southwest Kansas and Colora- business matters connected with the soon begin. Probably a rnird seciion arches in position,
do on the one hand, and New York mission,, and in this way came to know will come later. The first purposo
' ,„. ^. .. „.^^„ rr„,^y,„-. him better and admire his business of the study is to get the worker and take the bumps
and Michigan on the other, leacners *" at his North , ^ Dakota ^i_ • ^ University, ^ i- Professor out of walking.
miLii o There are accessions also capacity hands many and favors. thoughtfulness Not only was of the closer Minnock to Christ. and his Our wile vacation to New peooie York,
reached, mere aie P,i r„rp •= •ai-p,, V*v O'lp .-..tprnaii,-. oF t'-'P ^Ppt and to atraw. die and mere save is the uo worl