Christian Nation Vol. 18 1893 - Rparchives.org

May 3,1893. A FAMILT PAPER. 11.Thin Ghildren Grow Fafon Scott'sEmulsion,b ecau seIfat fo o d smake fatchildren.They arethin, and Remain thin just inproportic/ to their inability toassimilate food rich in fat.Scott's Emulsionof Cod Liver Oil is especiallyadaptable to those of weak digestion—itis partly digested already.Astonishing how quickly a thinperson gains solid flesh by its use!Almost as palatable as milk.Prepared by Scott & Bowne, N. Y. All druggists.Chicago, Rock Isand kPacific Ry.T^umiteB^^'.ALONG THE HUDSON RIVER.The oharming Boenery, the rare freshnessof the country air, and the boundlessattractions of the Hudson Bivertowns 'will doubtless attract the usualjiultitude of summer comfort seekers,'Suring the coming season. Tbe NewYork Central runs through the heart ofthis choice section, and its facUjties forthe snmmer traflSc will be unsurpassed.—Brooklyn Eagle.BestjDining Car Service In The World. In soothing human grief and pain.,:' A~very popular train on the Chicago, RocIj: Island That earth itself is holy ground.& Pacific 'tailway leaves Chicago daily at 10 p. m, Unpracticed in love's idioms now,Itis called *THE BIG FIVE,^ is on'y onedayout A foreigner to heaven art thou.:\andpassengers arrive at Denver, Pueb'o or Colo- "Oold wouldst thou walk, and blind,;' Hdo Springs early the second morning.• and dumb,'•'•The Rock Island has become a popular Colorado . Among those fiaming hosts above,-line and the train above referred to is vestibuled A homesick alien; for the sum, and carries the Uock Is'and s excellent dining car Of all tbeir thoughts and deeds is love.service. ^ =And they who leave not self behind,For full particulars as to tickets, maps, rates applyto any coupon ticket office in the United StatesCanada or Mexico, or addressJNO. SEBASTIAN,Gen'l Ticbeti& Pass. Agent, Chicago, 111.E. ST JOHN, B u i l i n MGeneral Manager, Chicago, 111;B E S TLINECHIGAGO AND ST LOUISTOD E N V E RFOUR TRAINSH I S T O R YOFTHEDAILYCHUBCH in AMSBICA,89S paces; 53 fnll pace portaits.The only history written, and wlU soon be outof print. Secure a oopy before they are all•old.The remalnlns ooples -will be dleposed of atH.N eaeh, post paid. Address at onoe,J. W. PRITCHAED,New Tork.DREAMING AND WAKING.Beside the road I dreamed of heaven;I heard its far-off fountains play;I heard the song of souls forgiven.Like birds that chant the birth of day.I dreamed I saw an angel comeDown from those heights to lead me homeHis eyes were kind; his robes droppeddewAnd fragrance of that unknown land.He spoke, but in no tongue 1 knew—No language I could understand;And.with a glance of pitying painHe turned him back to heaven again.Apilgrim passed. "And didst thouhear,''I asked him, " what the augel said? "Whispered the traveler in my ear.Ere onward into light he sped:"I heard the angel sigh, 'Not yet!This soul knows not love's alphabet.'"Oh, comrade mine, thou dreamest invainOf Heaven, if here thou hast not found.No heaven in heaven itself ean flnd."Bejoice that with the sons of menA litde while thou lingerest yet.Go, read thy Book of Life again;Go back and learn love's alphabetOf Christ the Master. He will teachThy lips to shape the heavenly speech."I looked within; a dreary scrollOf loveless, dull, self-blinded days,I saw my humbled Past unroU.Not even my fellow-pilgrim's gazeCould I uplift my eyes to meet,Such glory played around hig feet.He went his way. I turned again.Ashamed and weeping, to the road,Thronged by the suflfering sons^of men;A beckoning Face among them|glowed.Sweeter than all the harps of heavenI heard a Voice: " Thou art forgiven!" Oome follow me, and learn of me.And I will teach thee how to love."My Master I now I turn to thee:I aigh not for a heaven above.These human souls are angels bright;Thy presence here is Heaven's own light!—Lucy Larcom.PfSO'S-CURE FORCURES WHERE All ELSE FAILS.It Cough Sttup. Testes Oood. Use ICONSUMPTIONIn time. Sold b7 drugglstB. ISpring and Summer Fashions.The Spring and Summer of of Ridley'sFashion Monthly— No. 1, of the fourteenthvolumh—which is Just publishedwill delight the heart of every woman intowhose hands it may fall. Like an indexto a book or a catalogue to a library, itopens the great storehouse which it describes,and places its treasures at the disposalof any buyer, no raatter how remote.With its handsome illustrations and accuratediscription, a correct idea of every articleoffered can be obtained, and, withthe intelligent directipns, introducing themagazine, purchases may bc made anywhereinthe country, with almost as muchcertainty of satisfaction, and with vastlygreater convenience, than at tbe counters;that is to say, with the Fashion Magazinein hand, a buyer, within the reach of theUnited States mail, can, as it were, havethe entire stock of Ridley's at her hand;can study, compare and select at leisure,and then in one order can secure everythingwhich is needed from any or alldepartments of the store.The new vestibuled equipment of theSpringfleld Line " Mid-day Limited'^makes it the finesttrain running betweenNew Tork and Boston ; only five hoursand forty minutes.ftlfOBNlA\ 3 i D A Y SVariableFROM CHICAGO.RouteAll meals servedTourist ticketstaking in allin Dining Cars.the principal Palace Drawingpointsof interest,and allow­and Tourist SleepersRoom Sleeping Carsing privileges are run through tonever beforeSan Franciscoaccorded, canbe obtainefl without change,with full information,up­daily via theleaving Chicagoon applicationtoNorth-Westernany TicketLineAgent, or toCHICAGO & NORTH-WESTCRN RT.W. A.Thrall,Gen'l Pass, andTicket Agent,CHICAGO. A THINKINGIs what the brain is. .i needs thenourishment of a stimulating and naturalfood. There is no product that containsmore phosphorus and calcium, food forthe brain and nerves, than is to be foundin the active properties of clams. Yourphysician will tell you that the claimsmade for Burnham's Clam Bouillonare based on physiological facts.Thinking men and women with tiredbrains should use it at least twice a day.111 ll Never buy Clam' Li Bouillon for thesick, except inCLAMGlass Bottles.WnHiKIGrocers & Drug^sts350., SOc andn.OOTERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.The Christian Nation Is published everfWednesday, at the followlDg rates, for eitherold or new suhscrlberB.On« y, 1 year^gtrlctly In ad- ^1 rftTance, - $ I OUOne copy, 1 year, to individnal ad- 0^ OCdress, in clnb of 15 and over, ^ I £0SABBATH SCHOOL CLUBS.Any Sabbath (school will be supplied with aiwany copies as desired, (not less than twenty)atthe following yearly olub rates:In apackagexoont addreas, each T^cents. 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