Christian Nation Vol. 18 1893 - Rparchives.org

Mar..15 1893. A FAMILY PAPEE. 11.TimeMethodsof treatingC«lds andOoughs werebased on theidea of suppression.Wehow knowthat "feeding acold" IS good doctrine.Scott's Emulsionof cod-liver oil with hypophosphites,a rich fat-food,cures the most stubborncough when ordinary medicineshave failed. Pleasantto take; easy to digest._ Prepared bv Scott A Bowne. N. Y. All drnggista.PNACQUAiNTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY WtLl. OBTAIN, t KUOH INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF THE.SOLffI ^ESTIBOLE EMPRESS TMIKS•of Through Coaches, Sleepers, Free Seclining(jfihair Oars iind Dining Cars daily between CHI-•iAGO, BES MOINES, COUNCIL BLUSFS and.Omaha, and between CHICAGO and DENVEB,COLORADO SPRINGS and PUEBLO via St.Joseph, or Kansas Oity and Topeka.E.'ST. JOHN, dOHN SEB.^STBAf(S,Gen'l Manager, Gen'l Tkt. & Pass. Afft,OHICAGO, ILL.B E S TLii^EiHIGAGO AND STTOBCOASTLOUISA C I F I CFOUR TRAINS DAILYTACOMA.$5 MONTHLY FOR LOTS.i^et Sound Centre.n REBOUBGOBS. STBADT BIWB IK-"Sfii.f*l'».!l58" WUI? THAUJAjfroo, TJMSaMA. WaSB., A PLAIN LITTLE GIEL.Once I knew a little girl,Ver;y plaiu;You might try her hair to ourl.All in vain;On her cheek no tint of rosePaled and blushed, or sought repose!She was plain.But tbe thoughts that through ner brainCame and wentAs a recompense for p' in,Angels sent;So full many a beauteous thing.In the young soul blossoming.Gave content.Every thought was full of grace.Pure ai'd true;And in time t; e homely faceLovelier grew;With a heaveuly radiance brightFrom the soul's reflected liethtShining through.Shallltell you, little child.Plain or poor.If your thoughts are undt filed.You are sureOf the loveliness of worth;And tbis beauty, not of earth.A Will USEFUL endure. INVENTION,Moch interest is being —;S'i!. taken Nicholas. by thepbysiciansof this city in a case of almosttotal deafness, which has been nearly ifnot entirely relieved by an inexpensiveinvention belonglngto F. Hiscox, of 853Broadway, New York City, As everyknown device, and the most skilful treatment,had failed to afford relief, the cas9was believed to be ii'curable, and thesuccess of this inven lion, which is easilyand comfortably adjusted, and practicallyinvisible, is considered a remarkabletriumph,JUST FOR FUN,Most men prefer to'see themseves inprint, but women don't; they prefer silkor satin.Lady (interviewing housemaid)—I'mafraid your'e too small. Housemaid(humbly)—Yes m-jm, I know I'm verysmall; bnt—but I've got a large appetite,an' I'll grow.—Pick meiip.One good turn deserves another.—Husband—But I don't want to quitch-iwing tobacco. Wife—I gave up myweeds for you, and I think you may dotbe eame for me. — Kate Field's Washington.No danger.— Little Johnny — May Ihitch the dog to my sled aud have himpull me? Mother—I'm afraid he'll biteyou. Little Johnny. — It's the otherend I'm going to hitch.— Oood News.Judge — You are bere on a charge ofstealing wood, and are liable to pay aflne. Do you plead guilty or not guilty?Prisoner — That depends, yourhonor, whether the flueis a big one ornot. — La Famille.At the Chemistry exam — Which isthe best known insulator? The Candi­Ll P A I X U is warranted to RedateH A(a Iyoung R student pale and thin,**^rK^ 1 n new youthful colorwitn a bilious complexion and a savageand lift' to GRAY Hair. Une onlylook abont him.) Poverty, sir.— LaBR. HAYS' HAIR HEALTH. Most satisfactory Hair growei-.Monde Illustre,50e. LondonSupply Co.,S-^iSB'dway,$25toS5Dg>°'N.Y Hairbookfreeer wee1t«HAYS'KILL C0KK8. test CUKE fortonis, Bunions, Affenta*Oentlemen, asfRS or Miil«s. selling Xid.idles or"Old Reliable Prater.** Onlrpraotioal way to replate nutyaodworo kaiTea, forks, Bpoons, etc.;qnidkly dooe by dipping in meltedmetal. No experience, poliabing,or mftohinery. Thick plate at enaoperation; lasts & to 10 yeara; finofinish when taken fromthe plater.Every family haa plating to do-NOW ISTHE TIMEFor tbose who are planningfor Snmmer toars and excursionsduring1893to look about them, read, and refiect uponhow, when and where tbey will go when thetime of vacation arrives.THEFAIRGreat World'swill be an event to many in more waya thanoue. Not only will it be an epoch iu manya life, in the immense exposition shown, tbedisplay of what human brains and ingenuitycau acoomplish, but it wiil aleo be athing tobe remembered from tbe faet that it will bethe basis for extended trips 11 see the sigbte.scenes and resourceu of our vast country.In this connection remember that thePAGiFIGtraverses the Wonderland of America. Theplains, lake and mountain scenery foundalorg its line is unsurpassed. It is the onlyline running to the borders of theYBtLOWSTONE PARK.Keep this line in mind in your plans andwrite for tourist matter, maps, folders, timetables,etc., toCHAS. 8. FEE,Gen. Pass.