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IR THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 61.
THE SHAXNO.N PURITY BOOKS.
A GOOD COMPLEXION We note v.'ith genuine pleasure the
announcement of a new purity book
IS A JOY FOREVER
Eveiybody that v.'ants a fine, glowin.s;,
from the press of the S. A. ilullikin
Co., .Marietta, Ohio, "Single Standliable
youthful skin should take old reard
Eugenics," by Prof. Shannon,
Hood's Sarsaparilla, a physi­
author of the celebrated Shannon
cian's prescription, which gives a
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When your blood is made pure,
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Pimples, boils, hives, eczema surely
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Languor, loss of appetite, tired
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••SAFETY FIRST."
THE NURSE.
a popular way, a subject of the utmost
importante to us all. The prin­
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a common saying during recent days. publication that has been seriously
ciple about which he writes has alv.ays
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Purity Books, "Perfect Manhood, '
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written from the viewpoint of Christian
parents whose hearts are concerned
to protect their children
against ignorance by fortifying thera
with the truth, and leading their
feet into the footsteps of Jesus. Prof.
Shannon's masterpiece, "Single
Standard Eugenics," is not yet from
the press, but the publishers, S. A.
ilullikin & Co., say it "covers an unoccupied
field, having neither predecessor
nor competitor." As soon as
it comes to hand, we expect to review
it carefully in these columns.
It will be ready very soon, and can
fce had postpaid for 75c., of the S. A.
Mullikin Co.. Marietta, Ohio, and a
copy of Prof. Shannon's latest booklet.
•'The Saloon Shown Up," will be
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mother, and every daughter, and every
Christian worker should have all
the Shannon series. We hope they
will have a wide circulation among
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applying it with equal success to the
strengthening of weak eyes. It is
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Dr. Tyrrell is well known to
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