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12. CHRISTIAN NATION. 1893DryB . & B .GoodsatLowestIf you will write us forsamples, compare qualitiesand prices we name, you'llbe surprised at the savingyou can make by sendingus your orders.The facilities offered byour MAIL ORDERPrices-SYSTEM are unsurpassed andwill surely prove toprofit.yourSome Silk Departmentthis week.SpecialsLarge assortmentsof Broche IndiaSilks, 24 inches wide, fullline of colors and about adozenpatterns of brocheweaves, 75 c, 85 c,three qualities.$L—24 inch Printed IndiaSilks, choice styles, 50c.,good, strong cloth.Also extra quality 24 inchIndias, 65 c. yard.Black Satin Duchessefor gowns capes, sleeves andtrimmings is at present themost popular silk fabric.ALLEGHENY, Pa.The following magazines for Aprilhave been received :—Harper's Magazine is particularly richin articles on American subjects. Kan-Bas;i541—1891 contains interesting memoriesof western history, illustrated byportraits of famous men. The City ofBrooklyn 18 the subject of a graphic articleillustrated by Fenn and others.Washington Society sets forth the sociallife of the inner circle at the capital.Californian history is illustrated by thearticle entitled a Modern Enight. Bussianmilitary life with illustrations isthe subject of "the Barracks of theOzar." Continued stories and the editorialcolumns are as usual very interesting.St. Nicholas contains a very interestingpaper on " New York," richly illustrated.It is a complete analysis of thecritics estimate of the oity and city life."The Story of Whittier Snowbound"contains a personal glimpse of the poetfrom the pen of an artist, Harry Fenn.Wit and humor have their share in"Lord High Chamberlain," "PrinceCam and the Fairies," "the WalrusHunt in Aretic Seas,'' making the nnmbera very valuable magazine for youngpeople.Tbe issue for the Pulpit for April containsseveral remarkable sermons includingone on the "Lord's Day," being aneloquent plea .for the flrst day of theweek and its observance ; " The tendencyto drift," an able review of the political,social, scientiflc and theologicaldrifting of our times ; and "a study ofAmerica and her religious destiny," amost powerful article and one muohneeded, the sum of which may be put ina sentence : " We owe nothing io Columbus,nothing to Spain, nothing toBome." Too much is made of the EnglishEpiscopal system to the belittlingof other Protestants and specially thePilgrim Fathers. Impartial historiansacknowledge that to these Fathers muchof our libersy is owed. The Pulpit containsother sermons of unusual freshnessand vigor, making this one of the bestnumbers yet issued.An Eight Per Cent. Stock guaranteed by a lead'We're sh' ^''''Jg-usJn,-^Mmes.ing Trust Company is offered at par, Suitable forlarge and small investments. Full information21 inches wiae ^^^''^'^^'^briOgfP^ ^Dished by W. E. Lown, Mills Building, New32 " " 1.25 '• • irk.24 " " 1.50, 1.75 THE REMINGTON ARMS CO. IN ANEW FIELD.2.00, 2.50, 3.00 "The Remington Arms Oompany,Superior values, as you'll makers ot the world famous Eemingtonagree when you write forguns, are now in the field of bicyclemaking as well. Their experience andand see the samples.facilities in the flne art of gun makingCatalogue free upon request.the reputation of the Eemington Comhave rendered them able to turn ont a•ery superior bicycle which, backed bypany, already ranks with the leadingwheels of theworld. The wheelis madein three patterns, a Ladies' patternB O G G S & B U H L , amongst them, and is worthy of the considerationof all intending purchasers.The catalogue is elaborately115, 117,119 121 Federal St.,embossedin pink and gold and is well worth reading.The Eemington Company's addressis 315 Broadway, New Tork.Pass ItAround.No mineral water will producethe beneficial results thatfollow taking O N E or moreof''BEECHAM'S PILLS" witha glass of water immediatelyupon arising in the morning.Painless. Effectual. Covered with a tasteless, soluble ooatlng." Wortli a guinea a box."—Price only 25 cents.Ot all druggists, or a box will be mailed on receipt ol 26ots. In stamps byB. F. Alien Co., 365 Canal St., New York.Synod will soon meet at New Castle, PaEveryCovenantershould read an accountof it.The best account,will, as usual, appear inthe " Christian Nation."Any Covenanter not alreadya subscriber mayhave the " Christian Nation" free during themonth of June. Orderit in these words: " TheChristianNation Co.may send the "CheistianNation " to my addressduring the month ofJune free of cost, and ifI am satisfied with it, Iwill become a regularsubscriber from July 1,1893, and send to its addressoneyear's subscriptionpromptlyatthat date." After thesewords give yourand address.Will Covenanters who aresubscribers kindly passaround this information toCovenanters who are notsubscribers.P.S. Each one must orderfor himself or herseU, and inthe exact words quoted above.nameThree oourses open, ClaBsical, Soientifioand Literary. Best instntntions in the ooiuitryrepresented in its Faoanlty of Ten Profe»sors. Mnsio, Eloontion and Athletios nowseooied. Szpenses rednoed to lowest poesiblerate. PALL TERM begins Angnst Slet,1892. Address,ir. P. JOBN8TON, Preaidmt,Beaver Falla. Pa:RliRFSIS 3 to IO DAYS.UUnKOTeader, Scalded aad^ P«"FlriBB Fe««. Does notcloaeue porM. Hot a powder. By mal 188 et«.~QoB'tResditampi. So. stamp for Treetlae. THE Na*ion.''lUION DKUG CO., GSBIUJT, COL. Pleaiemention the OliriiHan Hetlon when wrltisc.The Garrett Picket &, Wire Fence Machino• Weaves to the posts. KeBtIn the world. Thousands. in use. enaranteed. Freightpaid. Agents arc repuri.ing big sales. Machines,Wire, etc., at wholt'saledirect to Farmara -.vhereAN JDEAL FAMILYI haveMEDIGINEno agent. Cataloguefree. Addreea tneI For Indlêstton, BlUougnesseI Headache, Constipation, manufacturer, Bad= Complexion. GaRHETT. Ofifensive MANSFIELD. Breath, OHIOi- and alL disorders of the Stomacli,_ liverand Bowels.I RIPANS TABULESJ.T.Taylor,i aet gently yet promptly. Perfect M. Wilson,E digestion «40W. follows 2l8t St. their use. 443 Sth Avenue.I Slay TAYLOR be obtained by & WILSON.= application to nearest DEALERS druf^relst. INC o a l ^» 'Wrood,I08 and IIOW. 25th St.,NEW YORK.Ordars by mail promptly attended to. Estimatei.civen on Larft Orden.15 and 25 cents. At All Druggists or by M^l.Major's l.eatlier Cement mends everything inleather. 10, 15 and 3C cents. Major's RublierCement repairs everything in rubber, 15 cents.A MAJOR'S CKMl'-MT CO., 232William St., N,Y.GOOK FreeFree BOOKcontaining over 2600 praeti .by all Druggists in every part of the world Besure GRANITE and ask for WORKS,Mrs. 558 Winslow's & 560 TVest Soothing 43d Street, Syrup,B«t. 10th AND & llth TAKE ATe*., NO OTHER KIND NKTT TOBK.l»th Are. Twentv-Five and 42d Bt Cents Om« a within Bottle^ ono hlodj•(Works. Allklnd.ofBnlldlnK.Monvmaiw•nd Caaaetery MfoA. Momdmkmtal A OWI'imr WoBx A 8p«oi*ltt.i^ Brfer bv permitiion to the "Chriitia*
THEGOVERNMENTSHALLBEUPONHISSHOULDER. /T\CONTRIBUTIONS -Social Govenanticg,RELIGIOUS AND DEVOTIONAL . . . .Sabbath School LeesoD, No. TX, May 28, 1893: " The ExcellentWoman." ProT. 31:10-31. Comment by Eev. T. P. Kobb. Primar/Lesson by Grace Hamilton George.Prayer Meeting Topic for Wednesday, May 17, 1893: "The ResuTrection."John 5:28, 29. Comment by Eev. T. H. Acheson.Christian Endeavor Department: Authorized Topic for week begmningMay 21,1893: "Tarrying Near Temptation." Prov. 23:30-31. Commentby Eev. T. Holmes Walker.VI, VIIEDITORIAL PAGESEditorial Notts.—The Week—Etview ol the Week.VIIIAMONG THE CHURCHESStar Notes—Letters.IX-Eemembered All the Names.AROUND THE OLD ARM CHAIR . . . .A Wioktd Cat.—To Walk to the Fair.-—Helpful Corner.:*x*P e a r s 'OF THEINCREASEOF HISGOVERNMENTANDPEACETHERESHALLBEN O END uWhat constitutes fineness in soap ? It is freedomfrom fat and alkali. Fat makes soap disagreeable;alkali bites, makes tender, inflames.Pears' has neither fat nor alkali in it.
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