10. CHRISTIAN NATION. <strong>Vol</strong>ume <strong>18</strong>.A recent advertisement in an Englishcountry paper reads thus: "For sale—a bull-terrier dog, two years old. Willeat anything ; very fond of children.Apply at thia office.$100 Reward $100.The readers of this paper will bepleased to learn that there ia at least onedreaded diseaae that science has beenable to cure iu all its stages, and that isCafarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure ia the onlypositive cure now known to the medicalfraternity. Catarrh being a constitutionaldisease, requires a constitutionaltreatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is takeninternally, acting directly upon theblood and mucous sarfaces of the system,thereby destroying the foundationof the diaease, and giving the patientstrength, by building up the constitutionand astisting nature in doing itswork. The proprietors have so muchfaith in its curative powers, tbat theyoffer One Hundred Dollars for any casethat it fails to cure. Send for liat of Testimonials.Address, F. J. CHENEY &CO. Toledo, Ohio.J8®'Sold by Druggists, 75c.Fond Mam I'a—-My son is studyingbiology New and now. elegant Mrs. Storker—Buyology?equipment on theSpringfleld O I wish my Line daughter "Mid-day could study Limited." that;Vestibuled it migbt teach throughout her how to and shop. only fivehoura and forty minutes between NewYork and Boston.Consumption Cured.An old physician, retired from practice,had placed in his hands by an EastIndia missionary the formula of a simplevegetable remedy for the speedy andpermanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,Catarrh, Asthma and all ThroatAn ahvertisement appears in a Frenohnewspaper asking for ayoung woman whocan cook and dreas the children.«;ehe¥a collies.Three oourses open, Ulassioal, Soientifioand Literary. BestiustntationB in the couiitrjrrepresented in its Faoanlty of Ten Prof efsors. Mnsio, Kloontion and Athletios nowseonred. Kxpenses rednoed to lowest 9o««iblarate. FALL TEBU begins August 3Xst,<strong>18</strong>93. Address,lhe tiarrett W. p. Picket JOHNSTON, & Wire Fence PrMMeat, Machino-Sft— Weaves •earar to the VkUs. posts. Pa: BestIIHin the world. Thousands_ in uae. OnaraKteed. Freigrhtpaid. Agents are report.ing big sales. MachinesiltWire, etc., at wholesaleS. H. GARRETT, MANSFIELD. OHIO.direct to Farmers where• I have no agent. Cataloguefree. Address tneAN JOEAL FAMILY MEDIGINE IFor IndlgreBttoiii BlUonBnesB.. manufacturer,Headache, Constipation, BaaComplexion, Offensive Breath,and all disorders of the Stomach,Liverand Bowels.RIPANS TABULES {J.T.Taylor,act gently yet promptly. Perfect M. Wilson,= digestion 2«)W.31«t follows St. their use. 443 Sth Avenue.TAYLOR & WILSON,I May be obtained byDIALIK3 IH= application to nearest UrugeXnt-Coeil ^« 'Wrood,I08 and IIOW. 25th St..NEW TOBK.Ordtrs by mail promptly attended to. Eitimatei.nery fonndits wonderful curative powers in thousandsof oases, and desiring to relieve Free BOOK 55S & 560 West 43d Street,line running to ths borders of theA MAJOR'S GOOKCn-MJbJMT CO., 333William Pree St.. N.Y.along its line is unsurpassed. It is the onlyhuman suffering, I will send free of oontalni n g over 25»0 praoti »al recipes—320 paces BM. 10th A llth At.!., NBW TORK.TEtliOWSTONE PARK.charge to all who wish it, this recipe in bound In olotli. Dont fall to get the TV ATCH l»th Are. and 42A St Car. trltliln nne block Keep this line in mind in yonr plans andGerman, Freuch or Eoglish, with full CI.OCK. The greatest novelty ol the age. afVorka. A11 kind* ot Building;, KoamneBtal write for tourist matter, maps, folders, timetables,etc., todirections for preparing and using. Fnr full particulars addresstuld CoBaetery Work. Monumkhtal A Cemb-Sent by mail, by addressing, with 8tan>p, Great Amer. Tea Co., T»»T ADVICE WOKX A 9pBCI«LTT. TO DYSPEPTICS.CHAS. 8. FEE,naming tbia paper, NESS W. A REAR A. miSES Noyhs, CBRE0(V 820 64-66 Church St, New York City. r^ONTENTS: t ^ Rtftr by Dyspepsia ptmmistion and to its the causes. "Christiaii Exper-Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent,Powers D E Aloi-tabI«Block. F Rochester, Peck's INVISIBLE N. TIINLAR Y. EAI HEALTH BETTH TRAI WEALTH.-Valnahle ^-^ience Mation.'' ot a sufferer. Xiver complaint a twin disoi _ _ ^St. Panl, Minn.bJ»I« ajid self adjusting. HSHIBNS. Successfnl Whlspersheard. where all Gom- Reni9> Information sent to all wearers of Artificialdlea faiL ,der. Constipation a result of dyspepsia. Foodtobe LIGHTNING PLATERSold by F. HISCOX, only, fiSSBroadway,M«w Teeth upon the receipt of postage Dr. W. B,Toib itm^tm^f^^vtiVT^^tm^mim^M^imt^tm^m^^^mt^^^tTwilt© Writetaken. Food to be avoided. Mailedfree to addressand plating jewelry.wttcliMfor lUuetrated Pook ofProoto niBB. DUITN, 33.1 Lexington Ave., cor of 39th St.. JNOH.McALVlN, Lowell Mass. 14yrsCity Treastableware, &a. Plates thaNewYork^ A - I ^ M1 In 3, to IO DAYS.finest of jewelry good laTender, Scalded andnev, on all kinds of metal$ 5 0 4 2 0 0 S a v e d¥PenpirinK •'••t Doea noieloaewilh gold, silver or niolcel.I a PIANO or OKGAN. We sell from our factory at wholesaleprices dfrec«(o(ftej»M&Hc, saving them all agents' and dealers*Every bouse bas goods needNo experience. No capital.exorbitant profits. WeareseUiDg one thousand Pianosing plating. "(VTiolesale tof. agents $5. Write for ciron*and Oricaaa permontli. That tells the story better than ¥words. Send for our nevr ca^taloffuot lllnstrated, ia%colors, rKJEJE to any address. It gives the wholesale priceson the newest and finest styles of P1A.NOS and OKCtANS 1' explains our improvea methods of selhngf them1For Gash or on Easy Payments.Write for Special Offers. Every Sale a Bargain. 1Orsans References: from $35. Pianos from $175. We¥do First tne largest <strong>Nation</strong>al direct trade in the world. You canM m ^ .Tisit Bank oiir and factory all FBEE if you Iitc \yithin ¥SflOOmilesof the great us. —^'^^^—^^"^^"^"^^"^^CommercialNOTE*—We are absolutelyNO SATISFACTION, NO Agencies. PAY.responsibleAU instruments shipped on free trial.for all ourWarranted for ten years.contracts.^ Write for CA TALOGUE at once to|(9flKnSH8i(3.YEARREUABLE. WuMHGioH. New Jersey.gr BUSINESS.C a n Y o u S e l lB I C Y C L E S ?R E M I N G T O N«Bicycle.Second to none, best matekial, best design,BEST WORKMANSHIP "BEST FINISH. SEND FOKCATALOGUE. Responsible agents wanted in allunoccupied territory.Remington Mrms Co313, 315 Broadway, New Tork City.TO ANT BOY OK CTKI^ IBICYCLE: undsr <strong>18</strong> jcmi ot».ie who will work furb• ftfuricbool. HOUONEYNEIDED.IS*ndthii u)t.to A. CUBTIS b CO..43WE3T QCriHOY »T„0HICAaO, ILL.,ADVERTISING MffuMon IN ChriaHan ENGLAND, Jfafivn.EUROPEAN CONTINENT, ETC.ADVERTISING AGENOY, LIMITED.Capital, $360,000HFNRY S*LL, ^/LtliaitB,(Edltorand Founder of Sill's Wobld's Pbmm.)FullpartloslaraietraiAlDgBrltlili or EnropeanAdTertlstng. Svmple Fapcn. Batm. .to., attbe Lioiidon Offloe, <strong>18</strong>7 IM Fleet Street, or atKEW TOaK OFKldB. 21 Park Kow, Oronnd FlIWACRAY & BRO.,GRANITE WORKS,Ott poree. Not a powder. By mel )m ets.—Q«m'taeBd stamps. Io stamp for Treatlsa. THBlLMOS DKUG CO., GBHEIxEY, COL. Fleas*mention tke <strong>Christian</strong> <strong>Nation</strong> when wrltlnc.FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.An OLD and WELL-TRIED REMEDYMRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUPhas been used for over fifty years by millionsof mothers for their children while teethingwith perfect success. It soothes the child,'softens the GUMS, allaysall pain; cures windBipans Tabules cure constipation.colic, Ripans and Tabules is the best : remedy gentle for cathartic.diarrhcea. Soldby Ripans all Druggists Tabules in every cure part torpid of the Uver. world Besure Ripans and ask Tabules for cure headache.Mrs. Bipans Winslow's Tabules cure Soothing dizziness. Swap,. Ripans AND Tabules TAKE NO cure OTHER nausea. KINDRipans Twentv-Five Tabules: pleasant Cents a Bottle. laxative.Ripans Tabules : at draggists.Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.Ripans Tabules assist digestion.Ripans Tabules cure indigestion.Ripans Tabules cure biliousness.Bipans Tabules cure dyspepsia.Ripans Tabules cure flatulence.Unlike the DutchProcessNo Alkalies— OR —Other Chemicalsare used In thepreparation ofW. BAEEB & CO.'SreakfastCocoawhich it absolutelypure and soluble.lit has morathan threttimiiI the strength ot Cocoa mixedI with Starch, Arrowroot orII ivA -* Sugar, and ig far more economical,costing lese than one cent a cupIt is delicious, noorishlng, and BASiLrDIGBSTED.Sold by Grocers eTerjrwhsr».W, BAKEB &CO,Doroheiter, Mau,NOW ISTHE TIMEFor thoee who are planDing for Summer tours and ezcurBionsduring<strong>18</strong>93to look about them, read, and reflect uponhow, when and where they will go when thetime of vacation arrives.THEFAIRGreat World'swill be an event to many in more ways thanone. Not only will it ba. an epoch in manya life, in the immense exposition shown, thidisplay of what bnman brains nnd ingennit||'lars. H.E. DELNO JlCo., A positive, ColumbuSt radica O*Theological Books. Cure Old&New.at home. (Seal-Dr. W.S. Immense Rice,Box stock—low .edi Book prices. pvingtullTibtal's Book Company.particulars SentFKESi322, Smithville, Jeff. Co., N. VJCatalogue. 26 Warren St., N. T.ESTABLISHED <strong>18</strong>57. ••• ••III 11 ill—M-i^^^?-K^^^ DE8IGSB FOR ME-^^x^LJ"^'^- SECURISG THBPOINTS WHICH ABE THEMOST IMPOKTANT:flORABILITY, mOIVIBUALITT,„ „ ARTISTie GHARACTER.WeExeonte in the Best Uanner, workIn Metal, Wood, Uarbla. Stone,.,^. „ or Stained Glaes.^r Send Ior Hand Books.J. A K. I.AHB,J^o- 89 Carmine St., New York
AprU ae, iays. A FAMILT PAPEE. 11.Increased Appetiteis one of the first good effectsfelt by users of Scott's Emulsionof cod-liver oil with Hypophosphites.Good appetite begetsgood health.Scott's Emulsionis a fat-food that provides itsown tonic. Instead of a tax uponappetite and digestion it is awonderful help to both.Scotfs Emulsion arreststhe progress ofConsumption, Bronchitis,Scrofula, andother wasting diseasesby raising a barrier ofhealthy Hesh, strengthand nerve.Prepared by Soott & Bowne, N. Y. All dmggistB.Chicago, Rock Island k Pacific Ry.The old proverb, " Speech is silver,but silence is gold," is sometimestrue; but it is more frequentlytrue, especially in dealing withsouls, that speech is gold, and silenceis death.Bett Dining Car Service In The World.Said Mrs. Wasp to Mrs. Bee:. A very popular train on the Ohicago, Rock Island Will you a favor do me?& Pacific Kailway leaves Chicago daily at 10 p. m. There's something I can't understand;ItistalJed 'THE BIG FIVE," is only one day out Please, ma'am, explainit to me.and passengers arrive at Denver, Pueblo or ColoradoSprings early the second morning.And coax you to go in it,Why do men build for you a house,DThe Rock Island has become a popular Colorado While me, your cousin, they'll not letline and the train ab >ve referred to is vestibuled Stay near th»m for a minute?and carries the Rock Island's excellent dining car I have a sting, I do confess,service. >^j^And should not like tolose it;For full particulars as to tickets, maps, rates apBut so have you, and when you'r vexedply to any coupon ticket office in the United States-Canada or Mexico, or addressJNO. SEBASTIAN,Gen'l Ticket & Pass. Agent, Chicago, 111.B. ST. JOHN,General Biirlifi^tDnManager, Chicago, 111;B E S TLINECHICAGO AND ST LOUISST PAULMIHWEAPOUSH I S T O R YOP THBCEUECHinAMEBICA,898 pages; 63 full page portraits.The only blstorj written, and will soon be ontof print. Seenre a copy before thsy ars allsold.Tha remaining copies will be disposed ot at99.80 eaeh, post paid. Address at once,J. W. PRITCHARD,New Tork.TOLD BEIEFLY.Lord, is my Bervice at an end?I am 80 slow to comprehend 1Why comei this pause that seems to sayThou hast no work for me today?The smallest planets are nearest the sun,And the smallest children, every one,Wherever their light feet press the sod,Are nearest the loving heart of God.If Satan be the father of our sins,our will is the mother, and sin isthe cursed issue of both. He couldnot make our sin without ourselves.It was the charge of the apostlethat we shonld not "give place tothe devil."I see not a step befoie me.And I lyould not if I could,For I know that to those whom Jesusloves,There can happen only good.The more brightly the <strong>Christian</strong>'slight shines in his home, themore brightly will it shine for theworld outside.When the wild oats ripen, everyman must reap the harvest whoseseeds his hands have sown.I'm very sure you use it.Well, said the Bee, to you, no doubt,It does seem rather funny;But people soon f<strong>org</strong>et the stingsOf those who give them honey.To be a laborer together withGod, means not only to have Godfor a helper, but to be a helper tohim in his work and at his command.A thorough foundation is betterthan a broad foundation. Theformer is made of dressed stones,neatly fitted;the latter may consistsimply of a great pile of loosestones, incapable of sustaining theweight of any great structure." Fools" is one of inspiration'sfavorite titles for the ungodly. Thename is deserved. To f<strong>org</strong>et Godand neglect or despise his plan ofsalvation indicates mental incapacityor unsoundness of mind.Error will slip through a crack,while truth will get stuck in adoorway.Piso's Eemedy for Catarrh is theBest, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest.C A T / V R R HSold by Dmggists or sent by mall.BOc. E. T. Hazeltlne, Warren, Pa..^^^ ,Said theOwlto hhnself, "If themoon I could get,whenever I'm drymy throat I couldwet; The moon quarter—-with is aa quarterI hear; you canpurdiase five gallonsofHires'Root Beer. »»A DeHclous. Temperance,Thirst-quenching,Health-Qlvlng Drink.Oood for any time ot year.A ase. package makes j gallons. Be sure andget Hires'^ |\ 3 t D a y sVariableFROM CHICAGO.RouteAll meals servedTourist ticketstaking in allin Dining Cars.the principal Palace Drawingpointsof interest,and allowingRoom Sleeping Carsand Touri.st Sleepersprivileges are run through tonever beforeSan Franciscoaccorded, canbe obtained without change,with full information,leaving Chicagoupdaily via theon appUcationto North-Westernany TicketLineAgent,CHICAGOor toA NORTH-WESTCRN HT.W. A.Thrall,Gen'l Pass, andTicket Agent,CHICAGO. SS!^GWill find Burnham's ClamBouillon b§ttgr than any tonic made.It will increase the flow of milk andbuild up the tissues far better than extractof beef, or any other known remedy.It has been in use in the MaternityHospitals of New York City andBrooklyn for years and we have testimonialsfrom the resident physicians ofthose institutions commending it in thehighest terms.J3Lt>^, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.The Clirlatlan <strong>Nation</strong> le publlihed eyerrWedneiday, at the foUowlne ratei, for eitherold or new aubaoribers.One y, 1 year, etrlotly In ad- ^m rnranee, - "• - 91 OUOne copy, 1 year, to IndiTidual ad- ^ ^ a ^dreii. In clnb of 15 and orcr, ^ 1 ^ 0SABBATH SCHOOL CLUBS.Any Sabbath school will be euppUed with a*wany coplee aa deaired, (not leas than twenty)atthe following yearly club ratea:In a vackaaetoone address, each T^centa. Apackage thus sent Is addressed to one persononiy, and nonames can be written or printedon the separate papers.To IndiTidual addresses, each, tl.35.The papers for a club Cof aO or more) may beordered sent partly to IndiTidual addresses at|1.26eaoh, and partly ina package to one adress,at 76 cents eaoh, when so desired.> » H I I I H H I I I H • I » I I The »T papera for a olub should all go to oneMEfmOH^^^Never buy ClamBouiUon for thesick, esccept inGlass Bottles.Grocers & Dru£rtri.sta&;.. SOc ;ii-.ci %i.mpost offloe, although In cases where a portionof tbe teachers of a school get their mall matterfrom one post office, and others In the samesohool eet theirs from snother, the papers willbe sent accordingly. This applies to packageolubs, at the soTcnty-flTe cent rate, to the Intentthat lerge olubs may be dlTlded Intopackages of fiTeor more, If deaired.Free Copies. One free copy, additional, willbe allowed for every ten copiea paid for lu aolub of either character. The free copies forpackage clubs oannot well be sent separately,butwiil be Included In the package-Additions may be made at ar,y time to a olub—snoh additional subscriptiona to expire at theaame time with the olub as originally ordered,and the rate to be the proportionate share ofthe yearly olub rate.Y. M. C A., W. C. T. TJ.. and other publioreading rooms, willbe supplied with the Cliristian<strong>Nation</strong>, at the unlformily reduced rate of $1par year; and as publio reading rooma dependrery largely on contributions of literature, thefriends of <strong>Christian</strong> goTomment are uiged toprOTlde copies of the paper for this purpose.AddressOHRISTIAN NATION CO.,Box «633, New Tork."QUITTING THE MANSE,""one op the HEEOIO STEEL ENGEAY-INGS OF THB OENTUBY."This Engraylng Is Intended to commemorateU an J^ Inoident I ^ ^In Uthe r A dlsmption I Ttiis warranted of Uie Boottl«h••B Ohureh ^m I in V<strong>18</strong>43, ^ nCMU when nearly l n new fire youthfuloolor hundredto Ke-Mlnlst«ra • • •^ resigned • • ^ their andliti> Stipends, to GRAY Hair. Manses, Une oiJ BocialIR. HAVS' FosiHons, HAIR HEAITH. and what Most m«i .-atisfaetory moat tenaeiona^Hair gf««l(Lr^ard, 50c. London for Supply oonsoienee Co., 853 sake, E'dway, in N.Y what Hair they book Mk fre«teemed HATS' KILL the COR^S. oanse Beit of Truth." CURE forCorns, Printed Bnniona, pUktk Moles. *"paper 1(Z3S.Any one, whether a present subserlber ornew one, may ht.Te a eopy of this snperb En.grarlng, by simply requesting It, and addingM oents to the regular subsonption price oithe r>'Por; when ranltUng, for paoking andpostage.To my others we will mail ths EngmrlngMl meeqpt of One Dollar.I ADIES! GMKSfSlAV THIS NATIOB IS 00„ an^ O I U Dressing. It preserves »ew Tort. theleather and is eoonomioal. It makes shoeslook new and natural, not ramished. Bewareof other preparations represented tobe "just as good or better than RAVENGLOSS." They are not, but are recommended beoause of the greater proflt. Insist upoa haring RAVEN GLOSS.BUTTON & THURSTON,[HAXUTAOTVaBSB,]71 Barclay St., New YorkRipans Tabules cure liver trouhleRipans Tabules : for soui stomaoh.
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