Christian Nation Vol. 18 1893 - Rparchives.org

12. CHRISTIAN NATIOJS. Volume 18. May 17, 1893B . & j B .E M B R O I D E R YD E P A R T M E N TAt no time in our 24 years of businesshas ever offered anything approachingthis.We don't say they're worth $1.We think you'll say they are. Weventure the opinion that no womanhas ever seen or bought such clear,handsome Embroidered Flouncingsat anything like the prices.MAY MAGAZINES.St. Nicholas opens with a frontispiece"When Mistress Peggy comes to town,"elaborated later in the number by someinteresting verses, illustrated by R. B.Biroh. "The World'* Fair Palaces" presentsa bird's eye yiew of the Fair buildingssketched with pen, and paintingsillustrative of the sights that await thevisitors to the Exposition, with some valuableinformation on the plan and characterof the architecture. "The secretsof Snake Oharming" will be read withinterest by alias a chapter in the so calledmagic art; while "Bert and the Jaguar"will be regarded as a good specimen ofadventure on the part of a youth in theforests of Brazil. Other interestingstories, poems and paintings make up oneof the most readable numbers of themagazine that has yet appeared.Harper's Magazine is the Expositionnumber, containing a most interestingFine Swiss HEMSTITCHEDFLOUNCINGS, neat, handsomeEmbroidery designs, 45 inches article entitled "A Dream City," mostwide,profusely illustrated from photographsand engravings. "The Evolution of NewOVERMAN WHEEL CO.40c, and 50c.Tork" ia the title of a rare and instructivearticle on the growth of the citv dur­BOSTON, WASHINGTON, DENVER, SAN FRANCISCO.HEMSTITCHED FLOUNC­A. G, SPALDING & BEOS., Special Agents, New York, Chicago, Phila.INGS for Children's Dresses, neat, ing the old Dutch times, illustrated withhandsome Embroideries, fine, 27 magniflcent maps. American historicalThe fiarrett Picket & Wire Fence Machinoinches wide,Romance is represented in Doyle's novel,"The Refugees," and in "HoraceWeaves to tbe ppats. Beit40c. and SOc.Pass ItIn the world. ThousaniliOhase" THE we have WORLD a specimen S FAIR. of the bestIn uae. OuaraDtead. Freighthumor that we have seen in any story. Around.FinalGrreait Sa.le "A DiscontentedArrangementsProvince"for theshowsSaletheofpaid. Agents ara report.existing Tickets political, via the religious B. & and 0. R. industrial R. Synod will soon meet at New Castle, Pafng big sales. Uachmw,wire, etc., at wholMaleFrenchcondition For the ofthe benefit Province of those of Quebec; desiring etc.Every Covenanteidirect to Farmers wnanto attend the World's Fair the Baltimore& Ohio Eailroad will sellFor IndlgreBtlon. Blllonsnesa, logue free. Address theOrgandie Lawns,sliould read an account AN JOEAL FAMILYI haveMEDIGINEno agent. Cata­15 Cents. Excursion tickets to Chicago and of it. The best account, I Ueadache, CoiiBtlpation. manufacturer, BodOver a hundred styles. No need to return, at all stations on its line, at will, as usual, appear in Oomplexion, GARRETT. OfflcnBlre MANSFIELD. Rreath, OHIO.and all disorders of the Stomach,say what they're worth. Every low rates. Tickets will be on sale the " Christian Nation."Liver and Bowels.woman can tell that the moment until November 1st, and will be Any Covenanter not alreadya subscriber may J. act r. grentlyyet TAYLOR, promptly. Perfect M. Wilson,RIPANS TABULESshe sees them, and people are comingand sending for samples—and vember 15 th, 1893. They providedig'estionvalid for return journey until No­have the " Christian Nation" free during the application to nearest druesis't.240W. followstbeir ^IstSt. use. 443 „ Sth Avenue.they ought to, as French Organdieslike these at the price they low regular rates. These ticketsfor a re^uetion of 20 per cent, be­May TAYLOR be obtained by & WILSON.never had a chance at.will be valid only for continuous month of June. Orderjourney. Tickets at higher rates it in these words: " The100 yards WOOL CHALLIES, ^^^^ ^« ^°^^ ^^^^ will permit holdlightHnd dark, choice: IW^uW^W^'t-" ^^°P °''^'*°''^'^inches wide, 25 cts. ^-.'^028 BaiTbrW.«^«*-'^^"^ ^°'''*' ^°'°^The largest collection of ,* ALL ATT. «--P"*t. y.WOOL FRENCH CHALLIES,finest, best and handsomest printingsshown, 35c., 40c., SOc, 55c.,the principal and most interestingcollections are at the 50c. and 55c.prices.Silk Striped JAYONAISECHALLIES, 65c., and 75c.SILK WARP BROCATELCHALLIES, 90c.—fine.AMERICAN CHALLIES—light ones, 4c. j light and dark ones,5c, and np to the finest and best-B O G G S A B U H L ,115 117,119 121 Federal St.,ALLEGHENY, Pa.Besides the opportunity of visitingWashington, a privilege affordedby no other route, tourists viathe Baltimore & Ohio Railroad willtraverse the historic Potomac Valley,the theatre of the war betweenthe States. At Cumberland theywill be offered a choice of routes,via Pittsburgh, or across the Alleghenymountains, 3000 feet abovethe level of the sea, and via DeerPark and Oakland, the famous summerresorts. The scenery alongthe Baltimore & Ohio route is themost picturesque in America. Pullmanaccommodations may be reservedin advance of journey. Forrates and information apply tonearest B. & O. ticket Agent, orChas. O. Seal], G. P. A., Baltimore,Md.m ^ ^V i c t o rWith the only complete bicycle plant in the world,where every part of the machine is made from A to Z, isitany wonder that Victor Bicycles are acknowledged leaders?There's no bicycle like a Victor, and no plant so grandlycomplete as the one devoted exclusively to the manufactureofthis king of wheels.Christiajt Nation Co.may send the "ChristianNation " 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 yournameand address.Will Covenanters who aresubscribers kindly passaround this information toCovenanters who are notsubscribers.P. 8. Each one must orderfor himsell or herself, and inJtWlTH the exact KTTH words TIAH quoted WIAITH,-Valuableabove._ Teeth ormation upon the _8ent reoeipt toall ofwearers wearere postageof of DrArtiflclal ArMflMai W Enraw, KawYork 33.1 Lexlnsfon Are., wr of Mffi's":DEALSRS INC o a l ^» 'yLTood,I08 and I IO W. 25th St.,NEW TORK.Orders by mail promptly attended to. Estimatei.-^'fT ^*^ ^ permiaiion to the "ChriatlanIfaUon."FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.An OLD and WELL-TBISD BEMEDYMRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUPhas been used for over fifty years by millionsof MOTHERS for their children while teething,with PERFECT success. It SOOTHES the CHILD,softens the gums, allaysall pain; cures windCOLIC, and is the best remedy for diarrhcea. SoUby aU DruKgists in every p»rt of the worid Besure and uE forMn. ^i9gfl?^'i Sootlung Syrup,AND^TAKE NO OTHBR KINDTwentt-FlTe Cents a Bottle.