Christian Nation Vol. 18 1893 - Rparchives.org

10. CHRISTIAN NATIO^T. Volnme is;A CHILDISH CAPER.When Mr. Wayne sold out his fursone spring Mrs. Beeman thought it agood time to buy. She hud too littlegirls, Bessie and Mattie, who hadwished all the winter before for fur capesand mufifs. Now was a good chance toprovide them. So they were bought,carefully wrapped in newspapers, andput in the cedar chest up stairs, awayfrom ti)e ravugea of moths. If the littlegirls could have had their way, theywould have worn the furs every timethey went out to church, irrespective oftemperature, at least until the noveltyof haviug them had passed away.One hot day in August they got totalking about those furs, and deter-How's This?We offer One [Hundred Dollars Rewardfor any oase of Catarrh that cannotbe cured by Hall',-, Catarrh Cure.F J Cheney & Co, Props, Toledo, O.We, the undersigned, have known F JCheney for the last 15 years, and believehim perfectly honorable in all businesstransactions, and financially able to carryout any obligation made by their flrm.West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,Walding. Kinnan & Marvin, WnolesaleDruggists, Toledo, Ohio.Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,acting directly upon the blood andmucous services of the syptem Price75c per bottle Sold by all druggistsTestimonials free.mined to steal a march on mamma andwear them anyhow. They alsvays wentto prayer meetings with their mother,and on this particular evening theybegged to precede her thither, and sbeconsented that they should. They wentup stairs arrayed themselves in theirfurs, stole down the back stairs and outat the gate withont bting discovered,and got safely to the prayer meetingroom.When Mrs-. Beeman came in, a fewminutes later, the first thing that mether gaze was her little girls sitting demurelyon the front seat with muffs intheir laps and fur collars abont theirnecks, while the meoury in the thermometerwas away up in the niuetidS.!If you want to serve God in earnest,begin by becoming a cheerful giver.Most of us would do more for thecause of God if we tvould smile more.—If you are bilious take Beecham'sPills.INESS «,HEAD NOISES CUREDI9D E A F ! Peck's INVISIBLE TUIOIAR EARCUSHIONS. WhL-persheard, i-om-Portable and self adjustinpr. Suceesflfiil where all Remodiesfail.Sold byF. HlSrOX. only, 8S3 THB Broadway,>';wC£IiX:2Il,aT£2JTork. Write for Illustrated Book of Proofs FJiUJi.WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." |ilASTELESS-EFFECTUAlFOSS A,. . . __!lWte; m% Tiiken as din'ctcd thesa faraoua Pills r;.:; j(i prove miirvelloas rastoratives to ali enfealijsfj li^ by the ubove or kindred diseusc-a. t.t S5 Cents a B©jj, ''r, V'Ut generally recofrnized in England and. :j1 ;" f5.ct througliont tlio worid to bs "^vo^ih a, :,^. !.'(:;in3a a box." for the reason that tlie.y;f: '-"': 8.£j CU.liS ii ^vEde r.a.»jse 08'..''.-m i^ (.••.-i'..b3^, ajjil that taey have saved to nt-ir.y 3A discouraged Christian is always oneWashed overboard—IV ,jT .i .TJ iio^ iil^reij' ^3G but many ^tiiiieup.. in ^who dees not praise God half enough. the clothes that are worn out* Most Covered of wi'ii us would a Tasteless do & more Soluble for Coating, the beforeitheir time. It is thecause % oc al! of dru God -giMtfl. if we Price would S.'s smile cents more. a bux. Srubbing and scrubbing on the'fe Now Yorlr'^"•"^t. Hfl) ('anal Kt. 3An Exclusively Vestibule Line.washboard that ruins them.The Ohio & Mississippi Bailway runs Use Pearlme for washing andthree solid vestibule trains each way you can use the washboarddaily between Cincinnatti and St, Louis for kiridHng. What was donewithout change ,permitting all classes by hard work, will be doneof passengers to occupy the vestibuleeasily and without harm. Easycars without extra charge.washing makes clothes lastIt is the only line running apassengertrainbetween Cincinnatti and St. longer; Pearlme makes easyLouis, notwithstanding the advertisementsof compering lines.The running time is less than tenhours, easily made over its straighttrack and solid road bed. The Ohio &Mississippi is the best and quickest linebetween St. Louis and Louisville, andbetween Louisville and Cincinnatti.Pullman buffet sleeping cars are runeach way i^ily by this line between St.Louis a«d vVashmgton, Baltimore, Philadelphia,New York, and Boston, andIx'tween Cincinnati and Louisville.Tickets via the Ohio & MississippiKailway nre for sale at offices of connectinglines East, West. North and South.W. B. Shattuo, Oen'l Pass. Agi. J.F. Barnard, Pres. and Oen'lMan, (Cincinnati,O. Consumption Cured.An old physician, retired from practice,had placed in his hands by an EastIndia missionary the f >rmiila of a simplevegetable remedy for the speedy andpermanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,Catarrh, Asthma and all Throatand Lung Affections, also a positive andradical cure for Nervous Debility andall Nervous Complaint", Having testedits wonderful curative powers in thousandsof cases, and desiring to relievehuman suffering, I will send free ofcliarge to all who wish ii, this recipe inGerman, French or English, with fulldirections for preparing and using.S'litby mail, by addressing, with stamp,naming tlii.« paper, W. A. Noyes, 820Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y.soa. U9 TO 15S £AST M'SS. ST'8X:ST. ^'.SW TOBS:PIAI02preferredfey tJieleadingArtists,The man who is afraid to take a standagainst sin will rever know that God isgood.Labor troubles are often caused bymen who are trying to make a livingwithout work.There is no sweeter music in heaventhan the song that goes up from a gratefulheart.^^&^^Q^^^zziTzrwashingsafe.Beware of imitations, 350 JAMBS PVLE. N.T.I ADIES! THIS tS sn>>>B O I i> Dressing. It preserves theleather and is eoonomieal. It malies sliocslook new and natural, not Tarnished. Bewareof other preparations represented tpbe "JTist as good or better than EAVENGLOSS." They are not, bnt are recommei'ded beoanse of the grenter profit. Insist npon having EAVEN GLOSS.BUTTON & THURSTON,**QUimM8THEiAN8E,"fMAHrrFACTBaKBO,!"ONE 71 OF Barclay THE HEROIC St., New STEEL "Vork ENGEAV-INGS OF THE OENTUBY."TMa Engravlni? le intendefl to commemoT-81« BD^ loot lent in tbo disruption of the SoottisbChnrcb in 1813, vhen nearly flve hundredUlnieterB resigned their Stipenda, Manses. SooisJPositiani, and what men mo«t tenjtclouslyr«gard, for oonsoienee sake. In what they esteemedthe Cftuse of Truth " Printed on platepaper 18x33.Any one, whether a present sul)seril)er ornew one, tnay hbve a copy of this snperb Engraving, by simply requesttnjt it, and addlacIB oents to the regular Bubsoription price o"the paper; wheu remitting, for paoking andpoat« ^e.To amy others we will mail the Bngravlniior. reoeipt of One DoUar.CHKISTIAB' tfj^TION CO.,wa Rroadway. Jen-r YorfcTACOMA.$5 RIOHTHLY FOR LOTS.Pu^et Sound Gentre.VAST RESOURCES. STEADT RISE INStSilT CO . Taooka, WaM^Y . P . S . C . E .Calendar for >. 8 93,Card 7x10 inches. Beautifully embossed iacolors.Very artistic. The pad contains the monthly caiendar and the weekly prayer meeting topics.Price, 30 cents. Postage and packingfive cents extra.WHO KNOWS HIS BIBLE?A threefold game lor Bible scholars. History,proverbs, letters. An interesting and instructivegame in which knowledge of the Bible and skillin word building are corabined. Pronounced bycritics the best game of the kind on the market^Price, fifty cents, postpaid, • \ •^^•; •; a *^.-SPECIAI. BIBtB OFFER. ' •* \Next week we shall be prepared to furnish circu-*lars makiug a special oiler on 'Bagster and "Oxford"Genuine ij. S. Teachers Bibies.latest edition,with all the helps. Send for circular: Juslthe thing ior a Christmas present,CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR BADGES.All styles, and sizes of the genuine badge. 'Wor*by workers all,over the wor d. You want one.Send tor price list.DAII.T7BIBI.E READINGS.On the Uniform ' opics. Now ready for 1893. Alittle book et of sixteen pages that can be carri&tin the vest pocket. J'.very njember of yoiir soc'-,ety ought to have a copy. It will greatly heij 'your prayer-meetings. Price, $1 50 per 100, postpaid.^A PROVIDENTIAI. MOVEMENT.Containing Dr.