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August 12. 1914.
A FAMILY PAPER.
has many relatives and friends in the had excellent programs, thanks to the
places visited.
N o t e
efficient preparation of Misses Edgar The Refonned Presbyterian Chnrch
***jvjew York Presbytery is called
and Mearns and Dr. Stewart. Although
the schools are closed the su­
member* are advised to send their orders for
haTuis no publUhing house ofita ovrn, its
DEATH OF MR. WALTER T. to meet in Pro-re-nata session in the
MILLER.
Second Church, New York City, at
perintendents are still busy in repairs
and needed cleaning for the bath School Supplies of every description to
Catechisms, Lesson Helps, Church and Sab­
jlr Walter T. Miller died on Tuesjjy
August 4. The funeral was on rangements for the ordination of days to come.
CDe presbpterian Boardof
10 a. m., August 24th, to make ar­
Thursday, August 6. At 3.00 p. m., Thomas E. Graham and his installation
as pastor of Bovina congrega­
vacation with the Mersina workers
Miss Edgar expects to spend the WitlitnpooB BIdf., Philadelphia rUDllCailOtl Depositories
or SIT of iu
the friends met in St. Stephen's
»5hapel, Woodlawn, this city, and the tion. Will all the members in vicinity
of New York try to come—A, A. workers near Alexandretta, this in­
in Guzne, Miss Mearns with the Irish
service' was conducted by the Rev.
f F, Reade, of the Second Church. Samson, Moderator.
cludes -Miss Metheny, for she is almost
Irish too, by the law of asso­
Those present were permitted to see
the face of Mr. Miller, which was but *'**The Sabbath after the death of ciation Hope Miss Mearns won't get
little changed from the latter years Father Robert Speer, as a memorial, spoiled there. Dr. Stewart and family
expect to remain in Latakia. The
of his life when the Church knew the gastor of the New Castle congregation
preached a sermon on the sub­
Edgar family are planning to go to
him in health and Christian activity.
The interment was in beautiful ject, "The Unfinished Task of Our Kessab. This will keep the workers
Woodlawn Cemetery, by the side of Fathers." During the discourse he well divided among their friends for
his wife and daughter, Mr. Miller appealed to the younger generation to the summer.
was 8G years of age. For a great arise and fillwith honor and acceptance
these places in the Church
THE ATTLEBORO SANITARIUM
A recent Communion conducted in
nany years he was Foreign Mission
" Whare tired folks get rested,
Eldainey brought great joy to the
Treasurer, and one of the most highly
esteemed and generously able and death.
which are being made vacant by
Where sick folks get well."
brethren in that locality, as it was Just the place to get the very most out ot
the first for many years. Mr. Edgar
a vacation. ^
useful men in our denomination. A ***For the excellent article on was assisted in this by Licentiate Illustrated booklet free on request.
suitable memorial will be published "Prayer for An Elarnest Ministry," we Khaleel Awad. We were glad to see The
later,
are indebted to the thoughtful kindness
of the Rev. W. M. Robb. Mr. ceived into fellowship.
five mothers come and ask to be re­
DAISY
Attleboro
FLY
Sanitarium,
KILLER
Attleboro,Mass,
***Rev. John Coleman occupied the
Parnassus pulpit on August 2. Robb says: "This has made quite As we close the school year it is
an appeal to me as reason why we with gratitude for the blessings of
**»Ohio Presbytery is called to
should employ the greatest means in the Father during the many peculiar
meet in the Cincinnati Reformed
our power for obtaining an earnest changes during the year's work.
Presbyterian church at 7:30 o'clock
ministry for the Covenanter Church,
on Tuesday evening, Sept. 8, 1914.—
and this in view of the keen sense of
John Coleman, Moderator.
•"Illinois Presbytery stands adjourned
to meet in Princeton, Indiana,
the second Tuesday of September, at
the dire need which was so often
presented to our view at the late
meeting of Synod."
'***The Board of Control, with the
EAKOLS S0MSB8, UO SeEalb Ave., Brooklyn, n. %
7.30 p. m. Clerks of Session should
approval of Synod, has prepared a
present their records for review.—D.
new form of Application Blank, and
.The Celebr.ited EtEeciual Remedy
C, Mathews, Clerk.
Certificate of Recommendation. These
without Internal Medicme.
***Mr. and Mrs. Haslett and children,
ot Wilkinsburg, are spending a Widows and Orphans of deceased
Herbal Embrocation
are to be used by Aged Members,
> ROCHE'S
part of their summer vacation in the ministers, in applying for financial
IN MEMORIAJI.
v-iii also be found very efficacious in cases of
Thompson home near Grove City. On aid from the Church, through the MRS. HARRY WATSON. BRONCHITIS, LUMBACO
their way out they stopped over Board of Control. The Certificate of Died, July 27th, at family residence. and RHEUMATISM
night in New Castle, with Rev. and Recommendation is also to be used New Castle, Pa. A stroke of paralysis W. Edwards & Sox, 157 Queen Victoria Street,
Mrs. Johnston.
by Students of Theology in applying eight months before, caused her
London, Eng. All l)ruggiat_8, or
for financial aid. These application death. Her husband, two daughters, E. FOUGEK\ k CO., Inc., CO Beekman St., X T,
***Rev. Wm. McFarland, writing blanks and certificates of recommendation
are now ready for use, and port, and many friends mourn her Covenanter Books for Sale
one sister, ilrs, (Battersby, of ilcKees-
from Lisbon, N. Y., July 30, said:
"Seventeen from other churches woron
July 26. We are Greer, Washington, Iowa, Secretary "made perfect through suffering." of Testimony, Discipline, Con­
may te had upon request from S. E, death. Greatly afflicted, she was COVENANTER Books, old Books
shipped with us
at home in the iianse, with trees of Board of Control.
Like her Lord she could say.. "I have fession of Faith, "Poets and
around us of my own planting. After
meat to eat that ye know not of." Poetry," "Homes and Haunts of th«
fourteen years to come home to the
LATAKIA NOTES.
Covenanters," Catechisms, "Reformed
bouse originally built for us, is the
The Church will be glad to know
ROBERT SPEER.
Presbyterian Manual," "Handbook for
Lord's doing."
that Miss Wylie has regained her Died at family residence. New Young Christians," Minutes of Syna
***J Renwick Dill reports satisfactory
meetings at Clarinda, Iowa, and
life of 87 years was spent about here. JAMES S. TIBBY, 406 Penn Buildlnp
Castle, Pa., July 14th. His eventful Address:
strength to such a degree that she
was able to leave the hospital and
at Sterling, Kansas. At Sterling, Mr.
His father, Thomas Speer, an early
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dill spoke in the forenoon of Sabbath, return to the Mission Circle in La­settlertakia, where she is residing at pres­
faith. Father Speer, generally so-
was also a man of staunch
August 2nd, in the Reformed Presbyferian
church and in the evening in ent in her own little home. It is
called, was a life long loyal member of
the United Presbyterian church. He
the Covenanter Church. His memory
went back even to the division of '33. E C Z E M A
SEVERE RHEUMATIC
trying experiences.
PAINS DISAPPEAR Dr. Ward, of Beyrout, and Miss
March, brought Miss Wylie home,
. Eheumatism depends on an and acid we were glad to have them in
11 the blood, whieh affects the our circle for a short visit. Dr. Ward
niuscles and .joints, producing inflammation,
stiffness and pain. This operation for Miss Wylie and who
is the surgeon who performed the
scid g:ets into the blood through has been so attentive to her through
some defect in the digestive process.
all her illness.
Hood's_ Sarsaparilla, the old-time
Our schools have closed for the
Wood tonic, is very successful in the
treatment of rheumatism. It acts
oirectly, with purifying effect, on
the blood, and improves the diges-
"01. Don'i suffer. Get Hood's today.
great joy to see her so well and in
such good spirits. The Master hath
been indeed good through all these
year and we had two very interesting
days with closing exercises. Two
girls and four boys took diplomas. We
WALTON CONFERENCE.
The proposed conference of New
York Presbytery appointed for August
26, will not be held. So many pastors
find it impossible to attend that the
committee would not feel justified in
proceeding with arrangements. It is
to he hoped that the plan may be
carried into effect at some later date.
—John H. Pritchard, Chairman.
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He was a charter member of New Castle Also called Tetter, Salt Bhetun, Pruritus,
church. Early in life he was elected Milk Crust, Water Poison, "Weeping
elder and also clerk, which positions
Skin, etc.
he filled with fidelity. To all who I believe eczema can be cured to stay, ^
knew him. Father Speer was a strong mean just what I say C-U-R-E-D and NOT
character. He was a man of faith, merely patched up to return again. Remember,
conviction, courage and unusually intelligent
in Scriptures and Church halt million cases o£ eczema and devoting 12
I make this statement after handling nearly a
principles. He spoke what he thought years of my lite to its treatment. I don't care
and when he took a stand he generally
maintained it with credit to the have told you that you could not be cured, all
what all you have used nor how many doctors
end. Instead of being blown about I ask is just a chance to prove mv claims. If
by every wind of doctrine,, he stood vou write rae TODAY, I will send you a FKEE
firm, because like Christ's wise man, TKIAL of mild, soothing, guaranteed treat­
he was founded upon a Rock.
ment that will surely convince you as it has
me. If you are disgusted and discouraged, I
dare you to ^ive me a chance to prove my
claims. enjoy thought and References: Send DR. I J. this feel E. more Bv this CANNADAY, notice sure writing Third real world you to National comfort will some held 1407 today agree eczema Court for Bank, than I you. with believe Block, sufferer. Sedalia, you Justt'-yit,
me.
you really will Mo.