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I) CHEISTIAN NATION. Volume 18cellent programme, including music andrecitations, was rendered, and games,social chat, and the ever-welcome refreshmentsrounded ofi' the evening in avery pleasant way.These socials have become quite afeature of this Society. They are alwayssucoessful, serving the two-fold purposeof bringing old members into closer relationship,one with another, and of introducingnew raembers." Loyalty to Christ," was the subjectof a very enthusiastic meeting on June18th. Suoh subjects are needed in theeedays of Sabbath desecration, and generalmoral degradation. Our prayermeetingsshould fairly ring with them,Endeavorers, and we must carry whatwe say and hear there, out with us intothe week, so that people may see thatthere are no flaws in the Christian Endeavorarmor.First Newburgh.Eev. J. W. F. Carlisle will speak forthe Eeformed Presbyterians'during thepastor's hour, at the Montreal Convention.A very tempting trip is ofi'ered tothose delegates who expect to attendthe Convention from New York. A prospectusof it will appear in this columnS03n.Have you ever noticed in the littlepin of our Society that the E is withinthe C ? Our attention was called tothis some time ago. This is as it shouldbe—the Endeavor within Christ, Christabove, below and on the side of theEndeavor. So long as it remains so,suooess is assured, but once let the Endeavorcreep outside of Ohrist, and theresult is easily told—Failure.Should there be any such word in theChristian Endeavorer's vocabulary?Emily A. Wai;Ker.DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CUREDby local applications as they eannotreach the diseased portion of the earThere ia only oue way to cure deafnessandthat is by constitutional remedies.Deafness is caused by an inflamed conditionof the mucous lining of the Eustaohian Tube. When thia tube ia inflamed you have a rumbling sound orimperfecthearing, and when it is entirelyclosed. Deafness is the result, andunless tbe inflammation can be takenout and this tube restored to its normalcondition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are causedby oatarrh, which is nothing but an inflamedcondition ofthe mucous surfaces.We will give One Hundred Dollars forany case of DeafnesB(cau8ed by catarrh)that cannot be cured by HaU's CatarrhCure. Send Because for circulars I Asked ; Jesus free."Mamma, F. J. CHENEY is you & CO., very Toledo, sick, O. and»^*Sold does you by Druggists, think you 75c. will die?"asked a little boy of his mother, whohad been taken suddenly ill with violent pains in her side."I am very sick, but hope I willnot die just now," said the mother."You feels too sick to pray, doesyou?" continued the prattler."Yes; couldn't you prayfor me?"said his mamma."Yes, mamma, I will."Mrs. Anita SutherlandKalamazoo, Mich., had swellings in the neck, or"SUMMEE HOMES."^^ ,. FromherlOth >. ^^ »»Goitre year, causing 40 Ycars A beautifully illustrated book—list ofgreat suffering. Wheu she caught cold could not over 3,000 Summer hotels and boardingwalk two blocks without fainting. She took houses in Oatskill Mountains and CentralNew York. Send six cents in stampsHood's SarsaparillaAnd 13 now free from it all. She has urged to H. B. Jagce, General Eastern PassengerAgent West Shore E. E., 363 Broadmany others to take Hood's Sarsaparilla andthey have also been cured. It will do you good. way, New York, or free upon application.HOOD'8 Pills euro all Liver Ills, Jaundice,giclc headache, biliousness, bout stomach, nausea. Disordered Liver set right by use ofKissing her gcod-night, he wentto his room, andkneeling, repeatedthese words first, as was his usualcustom:"Now I lay me," then, "God blesspapa and mamma;" then came thewords slowly:"Dear Jesus, my mamma is veryvery sick. She has such a badpain in her side, I is afraid shewill die if it don't go away, and Idon't wint my mamma to die.Dear Jesus, take the pain away, andlet her be well iu the morning.Amen."Sobs had choked hi« utterances,but he ended his prayer, and, stillcrying, went to bed.His mother, worn out with pain,at iast slept, and was awakened by aslight touch, surprised to find itmorning, and ber little boy besideher."Is you well, mamma?"Drawing a long breath, she foundthe pain gone."I surely am,'' the happy mothermade auswer."I knew you would be," said thedelighted child, "because I askedJesus."SUMMEE EXCUESION TICKETSTo all Northern aud Eastern seaside,lakeside, and mountain resorts,to Deer Park and Oakland, theVirginia Springs, Niagara Falls,Luray Caverns, Gettysburg, and toall other points where people gatherin search of health aud pleasure,are now on sale at all Baltimore audOhio ticket offices at greatly reducedrates. Thesetickets will besold from June 1 to Sept. 30, andare valid for return passage nntilI NESS A HEAf ROISES CSRaHD E A F ! Peck'a INVISIBLE TUBUUkt EM_ enSHIORS. Whupcrs heard. Comlortebtoand self adjogtintp. Suooeaifal where all B«me>«M tmO. Sold hr r. HISCOX, only, 853 Broadwajr JimOct. 31. Before selecting yourrouteor resort consult B. & O. summerexcursion book, in which shortestroutes and lowest rates, via PicturefqueB. & O. to all resorts aregiven from points ou that road eastof the Ohio Eiver; profusely andartistically illustrated. This bockcan be procured free of charge uponpersonal application to ticket agentsB. & O. E. E. Co., or you can haveit mailed to you by sending nameand address with 10 cents in stampsto Chas. O. Scull, Gen'l PassengerAgent, Baltimore, Md.Beecham's Pills.TERMS OF SOeSGRiPTIONThe Christian Nation ia published everyWednesday, at tlie following ratea, for eitlierold or new eubecribers.One y, 1 year, strictly in ad- 0| p^Tance,VlwUOne copy, 1 year, tu individual ad- ^.^ ^^dress, in clnb of 15 and over, O I uld all go to onepost offloe alihough in cases where a portionof tne teachersof a scliool get their mall matter from one peat offlce. and otheis In the sameBChool eet theirs fiom nother. the papers wlUbe sent aco'irdlngly. This applies to packageclubs, at the sevtnty-flve cent rate, to the Intentthat l^rge olubs may be divided Intopackages of fiveor more If desired.Free Copies. Oue freo oopy, additional, willbe allowed for ev-eiy ten copies paid lor In aclub 01 either cliaracter. The free ©"ples forpackage clubs oannot well be S'-nt separately,butwlU be Included in the package.Additions may be made at ai y time to a olub—such additional subsciption' to expire at thesame time with the olub as originally ordei-ed,aud the rat- to be the proportionate share; Some great,'SfiZ'asliG r o o d s'y allieson which you save on everyyard300 pieces, 12,000 yards,FinestFrench Satines,light and dark colorings,.choice of this season's printings,20 CENTS,the usual retail pr ice on thesesatinesis 33c. to 35c.4 cases 33 inchWoolCrepons,cream grounds, handsom*printings, 12 1-2 C^S-,were manufactured to retailat 35c.4,000 yards 32 inchImported Cotton Cheviots,40c.onesat 15 CTS-These cheviots are in thenew basket and regularcheviot weave, and are verydesirable for boys' and ladies'waists, andren's dresses.100 pieces 32 inchfor childAmerican Brown Lawna71-2 CENTS.100 pieces 32 inch, hi ownand white, and black andwhiteChecked Ginghamsfrom the smallest size checkup to checks 1 1-2 inchessquare, 25c. ginghams, extrafine ones at , 2*i-2 CTS.Write ns for samples of any of abovelines and if when you send ns your ordejand see the goods you do not decidethat you get better and more for yonrmoney than you ever saw, and are notentirely satisfied, then send the goodiback and get your money.the Kipans yearly olub Tabules rate assist digestion.Writt for samples of any other lineiT Ripans M. (J Tabules A . H. c. cure T U. nausea. and other puhllo of Dry Ooods you may be interested in.readi Eipans grooms Tabules willbesuppUed cure torpid with liver. the ciirtgtlanRipans Nation Tabules at the unlfo'miy : pleasant reiluced laxative. rateof $1per Ripans year: nd Tabules as public : at leading druggists. room- depei dvery Ripans largely Tabules on c 'ntilhutlons cure bad of breath. literature, the B O G G S & B U H L ,tilends Ripans "if Tabules L'hrl tian government cure bver trouble.s. are u ged toproTl'ie $1.22 BUYSA copies ol $30.00 the paper WATCH!INo m one; In adnaoh 115 117,119 121 Federal St.,for ihls purpose.«1 Addressim \t..-t *^..»4"dl1..J Tl l»- I - - ^^MExunino free. Onl; •Ml, -IC- --r limited numberioldsl ALLEGHENY, Pa.9i.''£'i. iieatQotdCHRISTIAINFilled. IDon'tamduiymoncTTirjauwuittOHunlneonQOUtNATION CO.,Uils hL eut Ud aend t« ui. S£^K8,Box&OKBUCS.«633,ANewCO., HionwpoUa,Tork.Mian,
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