The Reformed Presbyterian Standard and also 0\ir ... - Rparchives.org

July 22, 1914. A FAMILY PAPER. 9
IN MEMORIAM.
Mrs. Eliza Jane (Reid) Allen waa
N o t e s C h i n a M i s s i o n C a b l e s
born in Rushville, Ind., Nov. 30, 1829,
**-*Dr. J. M. Balph called at this
and died near Morning Sun, la.. May
office recently. He will return to
11, 1914. Her husband died in 1857,
Latakia in September.
f o r R e l i e f
leaving her to care for the family,
***The sermon by the Rev. J. A.
consisting of four sons and one
Lyons, B.A., of CuUybackey, Ireland, Sudden Distress Probably the R.es\ilt
daughter. The following year she
was secured for us through the kindness
of Mr. Robert golmes, of Bally­
of Floods.
united with the Sharon Congregation.
money.
Here she continued a consistent and
Dr. Sommerville Says: "In the absence of particulars, we cannot give the faithful member until death. She was
"***Mrs. J. C. McFeeters, of Philadelphia,
Pa., is spending a few weeks
extent of the need, but we may be sure it is urgent."
happy when the hour arrived for her
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
to enter into "the rest that remaineth
to the people of God." R. M. Young, Parnassus, Pa.
'"
***The Irish Covenanter for July
speaks of "An American Tea" held
need of help, probably the result of floods. At our request the Fifth Avenue
Bank of New York, cabled to the Associated Bank of Hong Kong, a
at the Ballyclare Manse on June 24,
under the auspices of the Women's remittance to J. K. Robb, enough, but not more than enough, to show that
Missionary Association. Now what is
we have received the message and would not forget them. And we appeal
"An American Tea"
to the friends of our Missions in China to send in contributions to a relief
***Thomas Maclollan, of Chattanooga,
-Tenn., accompanied by his hearts prompt, will be acknowledged and passed on to Treasurer Metheny,
fund as promptly as possible. Small or large offerings, such as generous
daughter. Miss Maclellan, sailed for 617 W. 43rd street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Scotland, on Saturday, July 11, at
noon, via the Anchor Line from New
York. Friends were there to see
them start.
***0n Sabbath evenings, during
the summer, the Second Church of
New York holds outdoor evangelistic
services, preceding the regular
preaching service. At the outdoor
meetings nearly all the talking and
praying are by lay members of the
congregation.
Dr. R. IVI. Sommerville, Corresponding Secretary of the Board of Foreign
Missions, makes the following appeal:
***During July, August and September,
the Second Church, Philadelphia,
Dr. J. C. McFeeters, pastor, ing cablegram from Hong Kong: 'Need of relief fund.' This indicates that
"On Thursday morning, July 15, 1914, Olive Trees received the follow­
holds Evangelistic services in Logan
Square every Sabbath evening at 7.
recent newspaper reports of perilous conditions in South China were not all
fables, and that missionaries residing in towns on the West River are in
"In the absence of particulers, we cannot give the extent of the need,
but we may be sure it is urgent, and Covenanters should remember that
laborers representing other denominations are their partners in this trouble,
and we are all brethren."
Dr. Sommerville's address is 327 W. 56th street, New York, and contributions
should be sent promptly, and marked for "China Relief Fund."
The Refonned Presbyterian Charch
haraiE no publuhins house of it« own, ita
members are advised to send their orders for
Catechisms, Lesson Helps, Church and Sabbath
School Supplies of every description t*
Cbe presbpterian Boardof
Witlenpoos publica lion ,rsarofits
Bide., Philadelphia
Depositories
LAKESIDE COTTAGE
Point Chautauqua
New York
OPENS JUNE FIFTEENTH
Rates: $7.00 to $10.00 per week
Special rates during June and
September
Misses Pritchard and White
congregation are earnestly hoping and wife. I was entertained a few
their call will be accepted. Dr. Dill days in the commodious home of Mr. DEAFNESS IS MISERY
writes: "This is an important, field, and Mrs. Charles Moore."
I know because I 'was Deaf and had
worthy of cultivation. A bountiful
***Cullybackey.—The townland ol
HeadNoisesforoverSO years. My invisible
anti-septic Ear Drums and Method
harvest gives cheer to the people in
Laymore is situated about two miles
this community."
from CuUybackey. On the top of one
of Self Help restored my hearing and
***Montclair congregation had a ***The Church has responded of the highest hills there is a hollow
called the "Round Hole," about
samethingforhundreds of others. My
stoppedHeadNoises,and have done the
picnic on Saturday, July 11, at Dickson's
Grove, ten miles out from June and July offers to both old and 150 feet across and about the same
Drums are"UnseeQ Comforts."
splendidly with acceptances of our
Montclair. The situation is one of new subscribers. On July 1 there depth. In this beautiful amphitheatre
Write for boolclet, aod m; sworn Btatement oz
the most beautiful in the State. were 50 copies of "The Covenanter of Nature's own making the Laymore
how I recovereditit HeKrinr.
Boating, swimming and fishing,all Pastor" remaining. I then called in congregation worshipped for many E C Z A. EO. LEONARD M A
within a few minutes' stroll from the all unsold copies that had been placed
on consignment and added them enanters of the Cuiiybackey district, Milk Crust, Water FoisoD, Weeping
years. At this historic place the Cov­
Also called 168 Tetter, Atlantic Salt St. Rhenm, Atlantic, Pruritus, Mass.
dining pavilion in the heart of the
grove. About 50 persons were present
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bole, who number is again reduced to about and other places, met on Sabbath 1 believe eczema can be cured to stay, ^
to the stock, but at this date the with many friends from Ballymena
Skiu, etc.
had just received their new Ford that two dozen copies out of a total of last, 14th June. Rev. J. A. Lyons, mean just what I say C-U-R-E-D and NOT
day, rode out in their car.
500 copies.
B.A., conducted the service, and merely patched up to return again. Remember,
***Since Mr. Dill last reported, he preached from . the words: "His I make this statement after handling nearly a
*'**Rev. J. W. Dill preached in Billings
in July. On Wednesday, July cessful meeting, in Southern Illinois. 17).—Irish Covenanter for July. yearsof my life to its treatment. I don't care
has been conducting a series of suc­
Name shall endure for ever'' (Ps. 72, half million cases of eczema and devoting 12
8th, he moderated a call in Billings Among the places visited were Oakdale
and Coulterville. The meetings from the Clerk of Synod indicates have told you that you could not be cured, all
***1914 Minutes of Synod.—Report what all you have used nor how many doctors
congregation which resulted in the
election of J. M. Rutherford, licentiate.
The call was made unani­
as well as in other interesting centers mailing August 1st, 1914. Every fam­
you write me TODAY, I will send you a FREE
held in the churches in these places, that the Minutes will be ready for I ask is just a chance to prove my claims. If
mous. Harmony prevails and the in this part of Illinois, are reported ily in the Covenanter Church should TRIAL, of mild, soothing, guaranteed treatment
that will surely convince you as it has
to have been very successful. Mr. be the owner and reader of at least
Dill is now visiting at his daughter's
home at Monmouth, Illinois. down in history as the most business­
one copy. The 1914 Synod will go
me. If you are disgusted and discouraged, I
GET RID OF HUMORS
dare you to ^ive me a chance lo prove my
***Rev. J. W. Dill says: "It was like session ot the body, due mainly
claims. By writing me today I believe you will
AND AVOID SICKNESS my privilege to preach to Tabor congregation
the last three Sabbaths of
thought this world held for you. Just try it,
enjoy more real comfort than you really
to the excessive heat, efficient Moderator,
and accurate sand chronomet­
Humors in the blood cause internal
derangements that affect the June. This was in the trough of harvest,
which was bountiful, yet the
DR. J. E. CANNADAY, 1407 Court Block, Sedalia, l»o
and I feel sure you will agree with me.
er. Please do not bother your church
'Whole system, as well as pimples,
officers and pastor for information
boils and other eruptions, and are people turned out well to hear the
References: Third National Bank, Sedalia, Mo,
when you can secure the same from
responsible for the readiness with Word. There is an interesting flock
Send this notice to some eczema sufferer.
the Minutes, which will cost you but
•which many people contract disease. of children in this congregation, and
***A $40 subscription to the Christian
Nation entitles you to a copy of
ten cents per copy postpaid, and
_For forty years Hood's Sarsaparilla
has been more successful than and faithful laborer. The ministers
the paper during your life-time with
it is an inviting field «or a willing
which is costing the church over 17
cents. First come first served. Send
any other medicine in expelling' who come here are made comfortable
the right to "will" the subscription
your order at once to James S. Tibby,
humors and removing their inward in the prophet's chamber in the hospitable
home of Elder T. K. Tippin
throughout your generations in per­
to whomsoever you choose, and so on
408 Penn Bldg., Pitts'burgh, Pa.
and outward effects. Get Hood's.
petuity.. And until further notice every
such original subscriber will re­
No other medicine acts like it.
ceive as a gift the 2-volume "Life of
paid. ered Abraham
(regular to any price Lincoln," address, $5), boxed by all Ida charges and Tarbell, deliv­
pre­