Christian Nation Vol. 18 1893 - Rparchives.org

12. CHRISTIAN NATIOIS. Volnm- 18, M-.y 31, ]893MAY MAGAZINES.Atlantic Monthly opens with a veryinteresting article on Ihe Exposition inthe Light of tbe Progn8.s of AmericanCivihzation, an interesting parallel beingdrawn betwetn the International Expositionand the Pan-Hellenic festivals.Following it is a very appropriate accountof Chicago since sixty years ago•which shows the rapid progress male bythe Interior City of the New World. Achapter iu naval biography is furnishedin the career of Admiral Sanmarez, whofigured so prominently in the Englishnaval wars at the close of tbe 18th andbeginning of the 19th cenmriep. TheJapanese Smile reads as an interestingchafter in etiquette, as we learn that itis a social habit, even more a secret language.European Peasants as Immigrantsis a well-written argument againstthe indiscriminate admission of alienpeaBants iuto this country, but rathersevere upon the non-assimilation of thepeasant class. The English Question isa plea for a more careful study of Englishas well as the classics in order to re.move the reproach attaching to someaided A treat by minds for the of home, exceptional camp or ability, cruise.this The " Conservatory Ferris Famous offers Hams inducementsand Bonelessand Bacon. privileges, heretofore unattainablein America.TEY IT.The Ohio and Mississippi Railwayruns three vestibule trains each w&y dailybetween Cincinnati and St. Louis withoutchange, permitting all classes of pas­Harvard freshmen who knew almostnothing of plain English. A Poet of Ward Beecher : The Pulpit Jupiter. ByPoetry is a very acute analysis of tbe John Heury Barrows, D. D. John B.poet Watson, whose memory gathers Gough: The Apostle Of Cold Water.around the beautiful lines in In Memoriamof Tennyson.ner : The Scholar In Politics. By A. H. without extra charge.By Carlos Martyn, D. D. Charlps Sumsengersto occupy the vestibule carsThe Preacher's Magazine presents Grimke. THE HoraceMauu: WOELD'S TheEducatur.FAIE.It IS the oaly line running a passengerthis mouth a well-selected list of topics By Filial Hou. .Arrangements Frank Sanborn. for John the G. Sale Wliittier:Tickets The Poet via Of the Freedom. B. & 0. E. By E. Sloane notwithstanding the advertisements ofof train between St. Louis and Cincinnati.for preachers and teachers. Lightnessin the religion is a muoh needed article. Kennedy.competing lines.Studies in Balaam and JMoses are fresh For the benefit of those desiring The running time is lees ttitn tenand interesting. How to Study Hebrew to attend the World's Fair the Baltimore& Ohio Railroad will sell and solid road-bed.hours, easily made over its straight trackis concluded, and the Exploring of theBible emphasizes the principle of evolutionin revelation. 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Uniform size audstyle, ]2ino, Cloth, Neatly Bound inTwelve Volumes. Price per Volume, asIssued, $1,50. To Subscribers for theSeries, Niaety cents per Volume, PostageFree.Wendell Phillips : Tbe Agitator. ByCarlos Martyn, D. D.' Horace Greeley :The Editor. By Francis Nicol Zabriskie,D. D. William E. Dodge ; TheChristiau Merchant. By Carlos Martyn.Frederick Douglass: The Colored Oator.By Frederic May Holland. AbrahamLincoln : The Emancipator. ByProf. C. W. French. Dr. C. G. H jwe :The Philanthropist. By Hon. F. B.Sanborn.Wm. Lloyd Garrison: The Abolitionist.By A. H. Grimke. Henryreturn, at all stations on its line, atlow rates. Tickets will be on saleuntil November 1st, and will bevalid for return journey until Noivember 15th, 1893. They providej for a reduction of 20 per cent, belowregular lates. These ticketswill be valid only for continuousjourney. 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