Christian Nation Vol. 18 1893 - Rparchives.org

April 5, 1893. A FAMILY PAPEE. 11W E CAPIiiOTSPAREhealthy flesh — nature neverburdens the body with toomuch sound flesh. Loss offlesh usually indicates poor assimilation,which causes theloss of the best that's in food,the fat-forming element.Riiilsionof pure cod liver oil with hypophosphitescontains the veryessence of all foods. In no otherform can so much nutritionbe taken and assimilated. Itsrange of usef ul­ness has vo limitationivhere weakness exists.Prepared by Soott & Bowne, Chemists.Sew York. Sold by all draggiBts.Chicago, Rock isiand & Pacific RyBest Dining Car Service In The World.A very popular train on the Chicago, Roct Island.& Pacific Hallway leaves Chicago dally at 10 p. m.Itis called 'THIi BIG FIVE," is only onedayoutand passengers arrive at Denver, Pueblo or ColoradoSprings early the second morning.The RocE Island has become a popular Colorado• line and the train ab )ve referred to is vestibuled, and;carries the Rock Is and s excellent dining caraervice.I; For full particulars as to tickets, maps, rates ap-I ply to any coupon ticket office in the United States' Canada or Mexico, or addressJNO. SEBASTIAN,is not a wide-awake newspaper pub.lisher iu this broad nation of ourswho does not know him to be the powei,not behind, but on the throne. Whenyou t'link of Wanamakeramongthemerchantprinces, when you think of Carnagieamong the mauufacturing moguls,Gen*l Ticket & Pass. Agent, Chicago, 111.think of Lymau D. M rse among the£. ST. JOHN,advei tising agents, and you will bethinkingof him about as aewspap r publish­i i l i l iGeneral Manager, Chicago, 111.ers TOURS think IN of him; THE andyou ROCKY will MOUN­ understandTAINS. why he is one whom publishersThe " delight " Scenic to honor." Line of the World," theB E S TLBNECHIOAGO AND ST LOUSSTO«^OUR TRAINSM I S T O B Y—OT THBDAILYCHURCH in AMESICA,892 pages ; 53 lull paee portraits.Tie only history written, and will soon beontol print. Secure a oopy before they are allBold.The remaining eople" will bendlsposed of atti.eo eanh, post paidAdd- ess at onoe,J. W. PKITCHARD,New York.CHATS WITH ADVEETISERS,Aunouncement.Neiv York, December '26th, 1892.Gbntlembn : Ou the Iht daj' of January,1893, Mr Lyman D. Morise will becomea piirtner with me iu the businessol my ISfwapaper Advertising Agency,and the style will bo Baies & MoesbAdvertising Agency, uud^r which tbebusinesB wiil cuutmue to he carried on.I think it may be a-smuK d by all partiesiuterestt d, that the l-irge and prosp.-'rouHbiisiuess of my long estublishedx\gency will bn advanced nnd augmentedby this (ihange. Mr. Morhe has beenassociated with me for many yt>ars, andforthe last three jeajsiias jjmctifaliymanaged my bu luces, wnli an intelligfuce,zeal nnj fidelity, which wiil nowhave fuller ^o^)pe, and ac mg alongtheM"ttled, ooiiservative lint s all e-aily estiiiblished,will not fail, I tiiist, tu bent^fitboth publishers and advertisers in thefuture. . . .1 take this oocasion to i xpiess mytlianka to the press of the country forthe consideration and cordial coopeiationI have (xpeiieocod iu my business! relatiors with it during a periou now ofalmost forty years, and to bespeak forthe new firm a continuance of tne same.Yours very truly, J. H. Bates.The above circnlar was received withuiiallo^ied pleasure by the newspaperfiHt< rnity, as Lyman D. Morse is theirbeau idealol a geutleman, as w t««tjmo3l«1fi.A.W•erM; send ui yom. iddfUs, w« -mil mall taiai . •v^ fxr*Si send Ul youiI TUlOB.TArTUeS.M.U.. T».fc.T LfFftCB