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10 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 61. VERNON, WIS. We have been having rains here off and on for several weeks; crops are flourishing, especially the alfa hay, which is heavier than any previous year. The Monmouth (111.) College Glee Club is to give an entertainment in the TJ. P. Church here. This only makes us long to hear our own Geneva Glee Club some day here in the near future. Miss Nettie Mc Neil, of Prospect, spent a few days at Dondges Corners visiting the Bartholomews and Deweys, and also taking in the graduating exercises in the Mukwonago Hill School. The Rev. Alexander Reese, a retired missionary from the dark continent of Brazil, and formerly pastor of the U. P. Church here, gave an interesting account of his work in their church recently. BLANCHARD, IOWA. Boys are to the front in Blanchard. A boy arrived lately in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walkinshaw, and on Thursday evening, June 25th, was certainly a treat. The club is composed of fourteen bright young men another in the home of Mr. and Mrs. who possess splendid and well trained Will Copeland. Both are doing well. The Geneva Glee Club gave us an excellent entertainment, and advertised each num'ber was heartily encored. voices. The program was varied and not only the college, hut the Covenanters. All were pleased who heard mention each number. The vocal solo Time and space will not permit us to them and many came up to the church by Mr. Roberts, the cornet solo by Mr. for a little while after the concert, to get acquainted. The Sabbath School Wier, and the Angel's Serenade class of Dr. Robb and that of the (Italian street musicians singing and pastor, were entertained at the Caplayinbeen home, and socials are always a audience. Mr. Metheny is certainly for pennies) captivated the success there. Miss Jennie has started on a vacation tour west as far as "the Crescent," arts and science. The an adept in impersonating the land of Colorado. Folks here have enjoyed a splendid program carried a number visit from Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Crooks In the audience back to their college and son, and Mrs. Taylor and son, days. from Content. We are thankful for good rains. is able to resume work. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Chambers, May 3rd. Twins, a son and daughter, were born to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Edgar, May 21st. Mrs. P. B. Tibbitts, KANSAS CITY, MO. We are delighted to have Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Robinson with us again. A number of our members are out of the city and are greatly missed. Our Sabbath School picnic was held at Swope Park on the afternoon of June 13th. A flne dinner was served in the evening and those who braved the intense heat had a delightful time. Mr. C. B. Reed, son of Rev. R. C. Reed of Cambridge, Mass., who met with a serious accident a number of weeks ago, and has been in the hospital, will be leaving for his home in a few days. He is a bright young man, and our people who have met him have enjoyed his acquaintance. The concert given by the Geneva College Glee Club The Kansas City congregation is made up of busy people, and yet cccasionally they break away and have REGINA, SASK., CANADA. a good time. Surprises of a pleasant Our communion was held May 24. nature are always interesting and Rev. T. M. Slater, of Seattle, Washington, was the assistant, and gave of their wedding anniversary. May 9th, lend zest to an occasion. On the eve flne sermons. There were three the pastor and wife were made the recipients of a very pleasant surprise names added to the roll. Mr. Bert Chambers, who was sick for months, at their home. Mr. Lowe had telephoned that he with his family would be over to spend the evening. It was an unexpected pleasure to flnd that this family included the whole congregation, most of whom came along. of Hopkinton, Iowa, is visiting at the Vocal and Instrumental music was provided, fruits and wafers were served. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Chambers. Mrs. M. S. Bell and Congratulations and best wishes were Miss Margaret Muirhead are visiting extended to the pastor and his wife. a sister in Vancouver. Mrs. J. S. We like to think of the congregation Bell and son, M. S., are visiting In as one large^ loving and harmonious Washington. family. All were cheered by the hearty Wednesday evening, June 24th, good will manifested. while the pastor and wife, TVIr. and lll^pftJll K N O W Church Who A woman who would be glad of an easy, profit able occupation to support herself—to educate her children—to buy or furnish a home—to pay off a mortgage—to dress better Call her attention to this advertisement. Thou sands of women are making money selling Klean Knit Underwear and Fibre Silk Hosiery. This is her opportunity. We want an agent in your home town. She can give part or all her time. No previous experience necessary No need to travel. Two women agents in California began in their home town, and each made over $3,000 fhe First Year 9 Write Today For our free book of instructions for selling World's star Goods. Send us the name of some woman who : could take up our I easyprofitable business. No previous expert- l CTice Another of any itind I Is necessary. One woman with a child to support sold $210 in one week. agentmade$3027in eight months. Another makesover$4000every year. Our goods are easy to sell. With our line, you can supply the entire household, men, women and. children. Klean Knit Underwear and Fibre Silk Hosiery have a reputation for superior wearing quality, superior fitand superiorstyle everywhere. Eighteen years of manufacturing ffwa/zi'j'^'oorfi have madeus the largest concern in the world selling knit goods direct to the consumer. Agents wanted in every town. It is a refined and pleasant business. Write today for our free catalog and full details. We protect agents in territory and make prompt delivery. World's Star Knitting Company Department 502 Bav Citv. lilii^tilnan This Invention Holds fli;.!'' More Firmly, Comfortably and Surely Than Any Truss. " Sent on Trial The new Brooka Appliance for rupture so thoroughly meets every tost and every requlrement that It ia being ordered hy the IT. S. "War Department and Is rapidly coming to be recog- I nlzed as the most reliable, comlortable and de- I pendable support ever Invented. The BrookB i Appliance Is fittedwith an Automatic Air ' Cushion which follows every movement of the I body, always covers the ruptured spot and la always where It should be to do tbe most good. Tbe part of tbe cushion which cornea In contact An Hotel Home Unrivalled for the Mother, Wife or Daughter Travelling Alone GREAT N O R T H E R N H O T E L 118 West 57th Street New York City ALL OUTSLDE ROOMS Room with Bath $2 Double Room with Bath 3 Parlor, Bedroom & Bath 4 EXCELLENT RESTAURANT AT REASONABLE PRICES BIG M A I L FREE Would you like to get a lot of let with the Bklu la soft, pliable gum rubber. It clings closely, so that irritation and slipping Is Impossible, and yet It Is cool and comfortable because of the constant circulation of air through ters, circulars and packages You It. It Is simple of construction, so there is probably know that manufacturers, nothing to get out of order—nothing that can supply houses, "wholesalers and publishers buy names and addresses for TVe are selling this Appliance under a positive Mrs. Reed, were at prayer meeting, Deafness Cannot Be Cured & guarantee of money refunded If not satisfactory. the pur,pose of sending samples, advertising matter, papers and circulars their little daughter Margaret was by local applications, aa they cannot reach "We do not guarantee to cure any more than kicked by a horse, facturing the skull. the diseased portion of the ear. There Is any doctor will guarantee to cure his patient. too; Good names are hard to get and^ She was hurried to the hospital, but only one way to cure deafness, and that Is I "We do guarantee to furnish a perfect fltare quite expensive. We publish ,• human aid was of no avail and she by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an inflamed condiUon of the mucous wearer you solid comfort read and in retain this the paper, protru you carefully arranged in alphabetical ' If, ting In Appliance, replying one to tbat advertisements will give the LIST containing names and addresses passed away in a few hours. which Mrs. Patterson, of Utica, Ohio, and will Unlns ot the Eustachian Tube., VSTien this sion mention at bU times and the under Christian all circumstances. Nation, order. We send these LISTS to concerns we know are anxious for good Miss Maggie Cunningham, of Chicago, you tube is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound Tbe wili purchaser oblige Is the the sole advertiser, judge and If for and are visiting Rev. and Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Identify or imperfect hearing, and when It is entirely any reason yourself whatever (which In his does eyes not have as a names to send advertising matter to. Brander has returned from the East, customer closed. Deafness Is the result, and unless the be furnished worthy us) It of Is returned, that special the price attention Write your name very plainly so where she spent several weeks. The inflammation can be taken out and this tube paid win and be refunded consideration In full. which the the printer will not make a mistake; weather is fine. Crops are doing well. readers restored to Its normal condition, hearing will Further of Information religious regarding papers the Appliance, always rules be sure to give your street number The health of the congregation is receive. be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten for Beiri-meaiurGmentB And as and this catalog paper aent Free* depends Jnst and town also plainly written so tbat good. very are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but send ôur largely name and upon address to advertising receipts any mail addressed to you will reach an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. BROOKS for its upkeep, APPLIANCE you will CO. thus you without fail. All we ask is that also Ti'e will give One Hundred Dollars for any 945 assist State us Street In retaining MarahaU, Michigan the pa you send 10 cents In silver and we Send case cannot Sold Take F. of for by be Hall's J. Deafness Druggists, circulars CHENBT cured Family by fcaused 75c. free. & Pills Hall's CO., by for Toledo, Catarrh catarrh) constipation. Ohio. Cure. that tronage of our advertisers. will MERRILL 1161 enter Broadway, ADVERTISING your name New In AGENCY our YorkCity LIST INC as ,
July 15, 191L A FAMILY PAPER. H WORD PROM LARNACA. June twenty-eighth a cable was reG E N E V A C O L L E Q E C A T A R R H ceived announcing the safe arrival of Miss Wylie in Latakia. TRUTH The following items are taken from a letter from R. E. Smith, of Larnaca; Told In a Simple Way letter dated June 2: "We will close school next week and Ho Apparatus, Inhalers, Salves, Lotions, hold our closing exercises on the ISfii Harmful Drugs, Smoke or or 13th. This is our last week of Electricity regular work. Next week we shall HealsDayand Night It is a new way. It is something absolutely different No 1 lotions, sprays or sickly smelling (salves or creams. No atomizer, or any apparatus of any kind. Nothing to smoke or inhale. No steaming or rubbing or injections. No electricity or vibration or massage. No plasters, no powder; no * keeping in the house. Nothing of that kind at all. Something new and different—something delightful and healthful—something instantly successful. You do ^no t have to wait, and linger, and pay out a lot of money. You can stop it over night and I will gladly tell you how—FREE. 1 am not a doctor and this is not a so-called doctor's prescription—but I am cured, and my friends are cured, and you can be cured. Your suffering will stop at once like magic. IflmFree-You Can Be Free My catarrh was filthyaud loathsome. It made meill. It dulled my mind. It under. have the final examinations. There are five in the graduating class. Two are Syrians from Adana and Tarsus, two are Greeks, and the other is a Turk. They are all fairly intelligent and just at the right stage in their development to progress, if their education is not stopped. George Lutoof, whose father is our Tarsus evangelist, will probably go to the college in Beyrout next fall. Ibraheem Hanna, available. For information address, spending W. a year HENRY and GEORGE, a half with President, her fifty, with an equal increase in interest. Helen Beattie who graduated Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. cousin, Mrs. Thos. Johnston. Wyne the other Syrian, will teach in the Beattie, who has been attending the from the Greeley High School is school in Mersine. It is very uncertain about the others. The Turk may the vacation. Jessie McCullom and her brother- in Nebraska. Prances University of Colorado, is home for spending part of the vacation with go to Beyrout or Constantinople. The Grace Ellis were among the graduates of the Colorado Teacher's Colers, has gone to New York City to Turk, one of our Sabbath school teach Greeks are both too poor to go next year and I am sure that if they do lege. Mrs. J. T. Dunn, who is conducting a missionary Sabbath school ly missed. The many friends of Rev. train for a nurse. She will be great not go in the next two years that they will never go again. in East Evans reports a very successful year. The past year shows himself and family to worship with us M. S. McMillan were glad to have Mr. Conner and I expect to leave here on June 15th for Mersine. We an increase in attendance of almost on Sabbath, June 2Sth. can sail from here on the Italian steamer June 19th, for Brindlsi. * * Will you please ask Mr. Pritchard to insert a note in the Christian Nation, saying that mail addressed to Carithers, Connor or myself, in care of A. J. Bride & Son, 39 City Road, London, E. C, will be forwarded to us." BEAVER FALLS, PA. The one college under the legal control of the Covenanter Church and therefore unique. Among Covenanters it should have no competitors. Particularly strong in the field of political and social science. Geneva has a timely message that ambitious students cannot afford to miss. Geneva is a college of liberal culture- She Stands for the broad and liberal education that must underlie narrow, technical training. Geneva's educational ideals are the highest. She has constantly resisted the temptation to seek numbers at the expense of literary standing. Character is paramount. Knowledge and culture without Christian character are barren.. The college motto, "For Christ and Country," is stamped upon Geneva diplomas and upon the hearts of Geneva's sons and daughters. Beautiful location. Safe environment. Progressive spirit. Representative and growing attendance. Rates moderate and opportunities for selfhelp abundant. A limited number of scholarships carrying free tuition ed to their home in Ft. Lupton after mined my health and was weakening my will. The hawking, coughing, spitting made me obnoxious week's visit with their parents. Mr. to all, and my foul breath and disgustS. R. Paris, representing elder to THE BEAUTY OF ITS SURROUNOINQS iS ONE OF THE CHIEF CHARMS OF THE ing habits made even my loved ones avoid me Synod, has returned home after a secretly. My delight in lite was dulled and my. short visit with relatives in Sparta. HOTEL DEL PRADO, Chicago.lll. faculties impaired. I knew thatin time it would Little Esther Blackwood, who has Situated on the MIDWAY BOULEVARD and Jackson Park, which overlooks Lake Michigan, bring me to an untimely grave, because every been seriously ill, is much better. Mr. and adjoins the Chicago University on the east. The most elegantly appointed, beautifully moment of the day and night it was slowly yet Samuel Keys and son Edwin renewed acquaintances in Evans while enfully rest, free from the dirt and annoyance usually found in the downtown hotels. Trans arranged Hotel in Chicago—here the Tourists, Transient and Permanent Guests may peace surely sapping my vitality. But I found a cure, and I am ready to tell route to Greeley to spend the summer. portation, the Illinois Central Ry. (Time downtown 12 minutes.) you about it FREE. Write me promptly. The Young People's Society has completed arrangements for the concert Send for descriptive and illustrated booklet. The house has a frontage of 700 feet; has 400 rooms with access to private bath. RISK JUST ONE CENT CHILDRtMl Send no money. Just your name and to be given by the Geneva College address on a postal card. Say; "Dear Sam Katz. Glee Club, in the church Tuesday evening, July 13. Much interest has rieasetell me how 'TEFTHIM you cured your catarrh and now I can cure mine." That's all vou need to been aroused and a rare treat is promised to the lovers of music. Mrs. Rad say, I will understand, and I will write to you with Mrs. complete Winslow's information, Soothing FREE, at Syrup once. Do ford and children of Barnesville, are T H E E D I T O R A N D P U B L I S H E R DFlvivcf'^PiSJ" not delay. Send postal "" or write MORPH'NE me OR a letter TBEIP visiting Mrs. Radford's mother, Mrs. DERIVATIVES. today. Don't PURELVVEGETABLE. think of turning this NOT page NARCOTIC until T. R. Perguson, of Evans. Miss Lida AND JOURNALIST I you m5,^P"^^^f"'"°'>'erFIFTY have asked for this wonderful YEARS treatment by MILnRUM„LI9'^"'^'^S that can do for you what FOR it has THEIR done for CHIL. me. Wilson has returned home after rffsc'^Sk'''TEETHINGwithperfectSUC- i-jocf.'^'y.'ÂTZ Suite A535 "The Newspaper Advocate" TmrVr'T,*^^^"^'^ 1325 Michigan Ave., THE CHILD, Chicago, SOFTENS III. Wmn^rnr^.V^^L^'^S ^LL PAIN, CURES Roche's Herbal Embrocation is a newspaper for newspaper men, advertisers and advertising ino T^,^'!^''C' and is the BEST REMEDY The Celebrated EfTectual Remedywithout Internal Medicines, for agents issued every week in the year, for $2.00 a year, payable 1,1 DIARRHCEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. ^JVenty.five Cents a Bottle. in advance, by . Covenanter Books for Sale COVENANTER Books, old Books of Testimony, Discipline, Cod fession of Faith, "Poets and Poetry," "Homes and Haunts of th« Covenanters," Catechisms, "Reformed Presbyterian Manual," "Handbook for JAMES S. 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