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12 CHRISTIAN JMATIUJS.^ne 21, 1893ON THE CREST ofthe ALLEGHENIES(Mam Line B. & 0. R. R.)The Ohio and Mississippi Railwaymns three vestibtile trains each wty dailybetween Cincinnati and St. Louis withoutohange, permitting all classes of passengersto occupy the vestibnle carswithout extra charge.It is the oaly line rnnning a passengertram between St. Louis and Oincinnati,notwithstanding the advertisements ofcompeting lines.The running time is less tnan tpnhours, easily made over its straight trackand solid road-bed.The Ohio & Mississippi is the best andquickest line between St. Louis andLouisville and Louisville andOinijinnati.It is the only line running Free RecliningChair Cars each way daily beWe See the Birdyand our mamma uses that dressing.' tween Cinoinnati and Springfield, IlliEvery lady should try Raven Glossand be convinced of its superiority.Do not let interested dealers substitutesomething else on which theyperhaps make a greater profit. Insistupon having Raven Gloss,nois.Pnllman bufiet sleeping-cars are rnneach way daily by this line between St.Louis, Cincinnati, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston,and between Cincinnati and Louisville.Tickets via Ohio & Mississippi Railwayare for sale at offices of connectinglines " QUinSNG East, West, North THE and MANSE,"South.SEASON OPENS JUNE 15, 1893.tish Ohurch in 1848, when nearly live hundre(Eates, $60, $75 and $90 a month, accordingto location. AddressGEORGE D.DeSHIELDS, Managea,Onmberland, Md., up to June 10; afterthat date, either Deer Park or Oakland,Garrett County, Md."onePbakkofW.theTraot,HEEOIOPres.,STEELCincinnati,ENGEA7-O.O. P. MoCarttaot, Gen'l Pass'r Ag't,ING8 OF THE OENTUKY."Cincinnati, O.This Eneraving Is Intended to oommemoiate an Incident in the disruption of the BoolMtnlBters resigned their Stipends, M anses, Hccial Positions, and what men most tenaeiousl;'regard, tor oonsoienee sake, in what they ofteemed the oanse ol Truth." Printed ou platpaper iez33.Any one, whether a present subserlber orIVIACRAY & BRO.,new one, may hKVe a eopy o£ this superb Bigraving, by eimply requesting It, and addlbGMNITE WORKS,le oents to the regular subsonption prloe '558 & 560 West 43d Street,the paper; when remitting, for paoking tmeBet. lOtb A llth Avee., If S'r i^'OBK. post&ge.t»tli At6. and 42d St. Care with' SU 'ookefWorks. Allklnd«otBTaidlng,l&.5i, *al To any others we will mall the Engravtnsand Cemetery Work. S'MONUMKSTA'. -^ "S'o' on reocilpt of Une Dollar.t^Rffor by penrmissiontothe Ch. ° A- ^,j g^„^^ ^ ^^^ ^^j„^^ ^^ ^j,TBKT WOMC A SPBCIiXTTOHRffiTIABr NATION OO.,Nation.*.&,.'. 'S>A't^- jiA.^^~~~\ X ^y ' .^ OF u. J- THB TI. W. PKITCHABD,TiTDbars Book Company. CHURCH •*,„ in AMEBIC A,Catalogue. 26 Warren St., 1^ T,893'.pagesESTABLISHED; 63 full page1857.New Yorkportraits.The only M history E M Owritten, R I and A Lwill S soon . be outC M J F O R N I A 'A N D B A C KBy the Sanla Fe Route.JThe^most attractive American tour. IA new descriptive book, withthe above title, containing overj''K150 pages and as many pen and.;ink illustrations, sent free onreceipt of 4 cents in postage, byJOHN J. BYRNE,725 MoNADNocK Building.Chicago III.IWE ARRANGE DESIGS8 FOR MEiaOKIALWORK, SECURING THEPOINTS WHICH ARB THEMOST IMPORTANT:aURABILITY, INDIVIDUALITY,ARTISTIC GHARACTERWe Bxeonte la tlie Best Maimer, worbIn Metal, Wood, Marble, Stone,or Stained Glass.^P* Send for Hand Books.i AN Ideal FAMILYJ. A K.MEDiciI.AMB,E For IndJffestlon,- iro. 69 CarmineSillougness.St., New Tork.~I Jlcndackc, €oi>»tIpatlon, Bed= Complexion, Offensive Ilrcath,I and all disorders of the Stomach,• Liverand Bowels.I RIPANS TABULESI act gently yet promptly. PerfectE diffestion follows their use.I May be obtalnei) by= application to nearest drugtjlst.. HEALTH BETTER TNAN WEALTH.-ValuableInrormatlon sent to all wearers or ArtificialTeeth upon the receipt of postage Tr W. E.DUNN, 33.1 Lexington Ave., cor of 39th st.NewYorkMlRipans Eipansmwmutmi^mmi^m^^mm^îmi^m^m^tmmmhu^mÂTabules cure liver nausea. troubles.M a k e sL i g h twork of washing andIt makes light work forwork of what is washed.thing that is washable.cleaning—Pearline.the washer—it makes safePearline is used on any-You needn't worry overthe fine things ; youneedn't work hard overthe coarse. You can'tkeep house well withoutPearline; you can keep it dirty, but you can't keep it clean,B e w a r eyou an imitation, be honest-Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you,"this is as good as" or "the same as Pearline." IT'SFALSE—Pearline is never peddled, if your grocer sendssend it back. 288 JAMES PYLE, N. Y,D o Y o u R i d e a V i c t o r ?If you ride why not ride the best?There is but one best and it's a Victor.BOSTON,OVERMAN W H E E L CO.WASHINGTON, DENVER, SAN FRANCISCOiA. G. SPALDING «& BROS., Special Agents, New York, CMcago, Phila.A G E N T SWe want one in every town tohandle theD E A U I iJ A C K F R O S T F R E E Z E R .A Scientific Machine made on a Scientiflc Prinoiple. S»Ttheir cost a dozea times a year. It Is not mussy or eloppj. 1child oan operate it. Sells at sight. Send for prices mdiscounts.29 Murray St., NEW YORK.Makes Ice Gream in 30 Seconds. _The Barrett I FOR Picket OVER & Wire FIFTY Fence YEARS.MachineWeaves to the posts. Best I An OLD and WELL-TRIED EEMBDlin tlie world. Thousands MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHINGSYRUJ.. in use. Onar&nteed. Freight has been used lor over fifty years bJ mwil:: illll''" paid. Agents are reportingbig sales. MacbineB. with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES4h8 '*":of MOTHERS for their children WHiI.E.TB«Mrdirect to rarmers whereWire, etc., at wholMale SOFTENS Mn. Winslow's the GUMS, ALLAYS Siothlri all PAIN; (COLIC, and AND is TAKE the best NO remedy OTHER for DIW It,,I have no agent. CatalogueIree. Address tbe sure Ripans and aslc Tabules for cure dyspepsia."by all Druggists Twentv-Five in every Cents part a of Bo^ tRipans Tabules assist digestioB'^;manufacturer,S. H. GARRETT. MANSFIELD. OHIO.Ripans Tabules cure biliousness.Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic.Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver.
DEPARTMENT OF MISSIONS . . . .Letters from Kev. W. W. Carithers and Dr. James M. Balph—Impressionsof Synod.CONTRIBUTIONSPhiladelphia Letter.RELIGIOUS AND DEVOTIONAL . . . .Satbath Sohool Lesson, No. III., July 16, 1893: "Paul at Athens."Acts 17 :22 31. Comment by Eev. O. D. Trumbull. PrimaryLesson by Grace Hamilton George.Prayer Meeting Topic for Wednesday, July 12,1893: " Hope in God'sWord." Ps. 119 : 81. Comment by Eev. T. H. Aoheson.Twenty- two Facts about Dancing.EDITORIAL PAGES - - - - •Editorial Notes.—-Editorial.—The Week.—Eeview of the Week.VI, VIIvmAMONG THE CHURCHES . . .Star Notes.—Letters.'ItAROUND THE OLD ARM CHAIR . . . .Cameronian Dream.—How to Kemember Dates.—Christian EndeavorRound Table : New York PreBbytery.âasssssssssa: gâ:OF THENCREAÊOF HISGOVERNMENTANDPEACETHElÊSHALLBEP e a r s 'N O END r>Do not forget to take a supply of Pears' Soapwith you when you go to the country.It is the best and most economical.Wears to the thinness of a wafer.
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