Christian Nation Vol. 18 1893 - Rparchives.org

10. CHEISTIAN NATION. Volnme 18.before—wine, beer, cards.Aunt Louise tried to show thatMr. Hand did uo more than the others;that difference of temperamentand greater generosityin treatinghad made him more dangerous, butthose who were most like him resented this comparison. "A mauwho knows that he Las such a temperamenthas no busiuess to drink,"was the answer of even Mrs. Lawson,thoagh she added: "Now,Freddie, mamma knows that sinceyou have had such a narrow escapeyou will never, never drink,"yet she sips wine and beer in hispresence.The mass of self-styled temperancepeople who sit in condemnationagainst prohibition are allrepresented in this true story.Kone of these people are of thelower class; they are intelligent,respectable and refined, but theydo not believe in " extremes." Wemay not run from them, nor bebtowc-pithets. We must live withbear with, and pray for these whohinder us, help the enemy and destroythemselves.Mrs. Lawson often speaks ofFred's "escape." Aunt Louisesecretly sighs, and questions if hehas escaped.— Union Signal.There is more Oatarrh in this sectionNo transferring of baggage or of passengerswho travel in the day coach.No transferring of any thing, in fact,as "everything goes" through withoutchange.The equipment in use on the O. & M.is of the best.All cars are vestibuled—the baggagecar and day coaches as well as the sleepers,which are of the latest Pullman pattern.A special feature of the fast daytrain which makes the run eaoh way betweenCincinnati and St Louis in lessthan ten hours, is the elegant PullmanBuffet Pavlor Oar.The 0. & M. Bailway is the only linerunning Free Reclining chair cars betweenCincinnati & St. Louis, and Cincinnati& Springfield, 111.The O. & M. is also the leading routeto Louisville, running three daily trainsand connecting with direct lines forMemphis, New Orleans, etc.Passengers for any point West, Northwestor Southwettshould procure ticketsvia the Ohia & Mississippi Kailway, forsale at all offices of connecting lines.Ticket -Sick headache offices in yields Cincinnati, to Beecham's 48 WestFourth Pills Street and Central Depot.F. W. Tracy, W. B. Shattuo,NATIONAL Prest. MUTUAL Oen. Pass'r Agent.INSURANCE GOMPAKY,World B'ld'g. Park Row, N. Y.This Company offers Life Insurance on the mostliberal and progressive terms, and entirely devoid ofof the oountry than all other diseases the unnecessary and arbitrary rules and tecnnicalitiesthat are current among insurance companiesput together, and until the last few yeai swas supposed to be incurable. For a generally.great many years doctors pronounced it THE ADJUSTED RATE PLANa local disease, and prescribed laoal remedise,and by constantly failing to cure new feature in life insurance. It enables the com­Is original with this company, andj is an entirelywith local treatment, pronounced it incurable.Science has proven catarrh to First Class Risks at IjOiver Katespany to provide insurance to persons wco arebe a constitutional disease, and thereforerequires constitutional treatment. all its risks at one rate, and wholly ignores the im­Than can any equally sound institution that placesHall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by portance of charging each policy holder a premiumF. J. Oheney &Co., Toledo, Obio, is the equitably proportioned to the rist assumed- Itonly constitutional cure on the market. avoids a[so theIt is taken internally in doses from ten UNKEASONABI.E AND PTJREtYdrops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly AKBITKARX TECHNICAMTIESon the blood and mucous surface of the Which have so long worked injustice to applicantssystem. They offer one hundred dollars and agents, and while it does not comtemplate infor any case it fails to cure. Send for any sense the acceptance of an applicant not safelycirculars and testimonials. Address, insurable, it recognizes the tact that a large numberot risks usually declined can be safely insuredF. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.B®"Sold by Druggists, 75c.at a fair premium:DIRECT ROUTE WEST.During the year 1893 after adopting the AdjustedThe Ohio & Mississippi Kailway is the THEilate PlanMANAGEJVEENTthe business ofOFtheTHEcompany increasedonly road running directly West to the more thanCOMPANY IS CONSERVATIVE.Mississippi Kiver. It is the short line ITS EXPENSESFive HundredARE MODERATPer Centbetween Oindmnati and St. Louis ; the Over^thatITS POLICIESof the precedingAREyear.MOST iBERAL.latter being the principal gateway to all ITS PAYMENTS ARE PROMP a.the western country.N. W. BLOSS, PresidentIn keeping with its importance as a J. F. MORSE. ) Vicethroughroute to I the NESS West, », HEAD this NOISES line CUREDIV runsQ. F. POTTER, f Presidents.all D of Eits Atrains F ! through Peck's INVISIBLE solid to St. TUBUIAR Louis. EARW. G. LORD, Secretary.Send for Circulars. Agents 'Wanted.No waiting at intermediate CUSHIONS. Whlspersheard. points to Coia> be IIRFRAI CONTRJCTS, DNrdrALED OPPORTDNITIES•' Portable consolidated and self adjustinp:. " with Succeasful a train from where all somewheredies fail. else. Sold by F. HISCOX. only, XHB 853 Broadway,New Ci:Z.£BBAT£I}Reme.PIMOSYork. .Write for Illtistrated lookof Proofs FKKB.PIMOSAreat pre*sent the«nost pop.BlorandgPS. i^a TO 155 EAST "jATH STBHJIT. 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