Christian Nation Vol. 18 1893 - Rparchives.org

Jan. 18,1893. A FAMILY PAPEE. 11,A PowerfulFlesh Maker.A process that kills thetaste of cod-liver oil hasdone good service—butthe process that both killsthe taste and effects partialdigestion has donemuch more.Scott's Emulsionstands alone in the fieldof fat-foods. It is easy ofassimilation because partlydigested before taken.Scott's Emulsioit checks Consumptionand ail otherwasting diseases.Frepsred by Soott & Bonne, Obemisto,Wow York. Sold by di iiggiats everywbere.Good people never love bad company.The memory of a blessing is itself ablessing.A man witli a prejudice is a man witha chain.The trust of the heart is always thetrust of love.Life has no joy that is not based onsome kind of a hope.Columbus, Ohio, July 3rd, 1891.H. F, Delno & Co,,Gentlemen :—My plating niaohine receive1, everything inperfect order andworks peifectly. I unpacked it andcommeuced at ones and plated seven1 reast pins and a ring in a short time.I am delighted with the work. 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Davis aud others, ii vols., boxed, 12mo, cloth, gilt top, net, $2.00. the first degvee, and sentenced to Smg Sing for liftecn" The appearance of another edition gives occasion for fresh words of welcome years and six month.s. While serving his term he wa.s "This engraving is intended to commemoratean incident In the Disruption of thefor what hns become a Christian cla.*sic since its earliest issue in 1889. Few of cnivertedjand then pardoned by Gov.Dix. He was thecuneut piilfUcaiions that are sold by thousands upon ihousands have In tbeir founder Price, o: cloth, the Water y^c.; Street paper, Mission, 25c. and Sent whs post- instrnmentalpaki on in receipt bringing of hundreds price. of the wois^t charactersScottish Churoh in 1843, when nearly fivepnguB the itupoi-t aud the fasciDation that stamp nearly every page In these."—Christian Union.of both .T. E. sexes JTEW^'ETT, to Jesus. Publisher & Bookseller,hundred Ministeis resigned their Stipends.Henry Martyn, Saint and Scholar.His life is well 77 told Bible m this House, volume, IVew which Ifoi-k:.Manses, Social Positions, and whatmen mostcannot but tenaciously regard, for conscience sake, inFirst Modern Missionary to tho Mohammednns. 178I-1P12. By George Sraith. be TERr^S an inspiration 8F to some SyBSOR'PTIONactive Christian's effort. what they esteemed the canso of Truth."CLE, LL.D. With Poi trait and Illustrations, large Svo. cloth, gilt top, $3. The The book Christian mcely bound Nation and illustrated. is published every To the right is the Manse, the low doorway oveThe author has, with all the skill already displayed In his life of Wednesday, Carey and at Duff, the following rates, for either grown withTEnglish ivy, while roses and daffadowndillychase one another xip and down either side.Bypio(iuceilD. l.ewi.s,TonesIn this volumeatid Others.what will,Efiltedin allbyprobability,Pichard Lovptt,becomeULtheA.standard Ufeof old or new anbscrihera.With manyHenryIllustrations.Martyn.One copy, 1 year, strictly In ad- ^m ^aImperial Svo, clotb, gilt edges, boxed, ?'3.a0.The minister stands on the door-step, hat in hand,"Welsh -Thepre-ent Pictures" life, is through the work access of ten to Welshmr^n, fresh material, among perfects whom the illustrating portrait the on vance,^1 vU the dear old grandmother leaning on his arm. Thebeauties^Thich threeof Walesgeuermionshas beeuhavepnrceledalreadyoutgazedaccordingwith anto iheadmirationspecial faniillantytnat has in[-of One copy, 1 year, to individual ad- a%^ m r> faces of the children, dressed for the road, are aTen Years' Digging each. splrt'd in The miiny result Egypt: a bsiud is a to pleasing lake Hip volume."—London sacred The toich Story that 2'imes. Martyn of Uganda, passed on to those who SABBATH dress, in clnb SCHOOL of 15 and over, CLUBS. ^ I sLv study. The wife is turning the key in the door,ltel-1891. By W. H. FUuutrs should follow Petrie. him."—T/i« With maps Christian And and the at Victoria Vorfc. Nyanza Mission. By S.G. Stock. Any Sabbath ooliool will be supplied wltli aa preparatory to "quitting the Manse." Gatherea116 Illuscrations from drawings Welsh Pictures by the author. Drawn with With Pen a map and aud Pencil. illustrations. l:iino, clotb, $1.^5. vaany copies as desired, (not less tlian twenty) about in front and to the left are fathers and mothersin Israel, young men and maidens, little neigh­12mo, cloth, S1.50."The Story of Mackay is given with fullness and atthe loilowing yearly club rates;"A popular summary of the results attained by one power; there are ndderl also the stories of themiiityr In a paekagetoone address, each 7'^ oents. A bor children, and even the shepherd dogs of neighboringhomes. Love, inexpressible sorrow, indig­•ofthe most L-ypabie and successful of the modern ex­Bishoplorers of ligypt. lie tellsliis story so well and so lu-Bishops Parker and Tucker, of the otner mission, to­ore/2/. and nonames can be written or printed nation, and leverence are on every countenance;Hannington and bi.s fateful Journey, aud of package thua sent is addressed to one personatructlvely,iinii itis so well wortli telling, that his gether with a sketch of these missions under the on the separate papers.and there is no " dearth of woman's tears." Over-little book will doubtless comm-iinl tbewide v>opular-brutal King Mwauca since Mackay'd untimely To individual addresses each. $1.25.the fields to the left are seen the peasants' cots, theIty that it certaluly de.-^erves."—yVie London Times. death.'*—I7ie Gdlde-n Mule.The papers for a club Col 20 or more) may be hills rising beyond, and winding around the roa(JThe Ainu of Japan.A Winter in North China.ordered sent partly to individual addresses are at two " cairts," loaded with the " fiittmg." WhileThe Religion, tiuperstitions, and General Historyof By Rev. T. M. Morris. With Introduction by Rev. 5125 eaoh. and partlv ina ipackage to one ad­lookinress, at 75 cents eaoh. wlen so desired. across the road, is the Kirk, whose sacred wallsdown upon us from the centre ofthe scene,the Hairy Aborigines of Japan. By Eev, John R. Glover, D. D.. and a Map, ISnio, cJoth, $1.50.Batchelor. .Witn aO illustrations. Svo, cloth, "Contains much matter of general interest, and The papers for a club should all go to one have for the last time echoed the warning voice of«1.50.:many plea-ant sketches of Chiua and the Chinese. post oiDoe. although In casei wliere a portion thefaithful pastor." Mr. Batchelor's book Is valuable as being the first Au intPlligent, recent aud grandly encouraging report."—2'/isIndependent.ter from one pnst offlce. and others in tho tuous same plate paper 16x23, andof the teachers of a sohool get their mail mat­The picture is printed on sumwhich treats at on; loDgtb of this fatrangepeople."—PaU Mall Gazette.The Child of the Ganges.school ret theirs from -nother. the papers will been engraved expressly for tKin-Da-Shon's Wife.A tale of the Jndson Mifsion. by Rev, Prof. R. be N. sent Barrett.Illustrated. iCuio, cloth, $1.35.subscribers of the Cheistianaccordingly. This applies to packageAn Alaskan Story. By Mrs. Kngene R, WiUard. Homeclubs, at lhe sevcn'y-five cent rate, to the intenthas that thetionMissionary of the Presbyterian Bonrd of America " It is a tale of tragic Interest well told. It large clubs may be divided into. Co Alaska. With ll'lustrj tiau.s,~8voi-cloth, Si.5U. development and movement of a romance, while it packages ol fiveor more il de*ir«d.On reoeipt of $1.50 and 10 oents for pa'• tieing a close observer and In deep sympathy carries along with it the history of the notable missionwork and life begun by Adoniram Judsoh and be allowed for every ten copies paid lor in aFree Copies. One free copy, additional, vpllling acd postage we will enter vour subscriptionfor the Chbistian Nation for 52 weekswiththe native population, Mrs. WillanJ has gaineda more intelligent knowledge of their character, of his lovely wife. The interest never flags,but Increasesto the end."—The Christian at Work.package clnhs oannot well be 8!>nt separately,club of either cliaracter. lhe free copies forand send yon securely wrapped a copy of onrtheir needs and hindrances, tban perhaps any othersuperb engraving.person."—Dr. Sheldon Jacksov,butwiil be included in the package.This picture is not a chromo, bntJames Gilmour oflMongoIia.Additions may be made at any time to a oluban Engraving, and is a work ofHis DlarlM, Letters, and Reports. Edited and A arrangedby Richard Lovett, M. A., vvith three por­same time with the olub as originally ordered,MomoL CMiEL Cart. (from * ATnAw SitteAJ —snch additional subscriptiona to expire at thehigh art, fit to adorn the walls ofthe best room of the finest mansiontraits and other Illustrations. 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HATCH.GMISTliilillOI.During the concluding months of thisyear, '92, important changes and additionswill be maae in the make-up aud contentsof the Christian Nation, greatlyenhancing its value.Bnt above all else it will continue tobe an advocate of Ohristian Characterand Patriotism; for "Eighteousness Exaltetha Nation."Its Y]iQh ainqs and Varieddepartrrierits rriaKe it t^pideal liorrie paper.A SUPERB PHEI^IUMHaviug an unwaveriDg faith iathe practical value of our paper,we waDt to extend its usefulness,and to tbis end, in addition to theI special low subscription price of$1.60, to new subscribers we offeias a special inducement a reproductionof that master-piece of heroicthe yearly olub rate.Our old subseribers oan enjoy the posae'*^* reading per friends lan provirte very Y. year; Nation, M. OTBISTIAN largely ol C rooms, copies snd Chriitian A on at , as willbe the ol onntrihutions W. NATION 246 public the nnilormly Cl. government Broadway paper suppUed T. rending CO., U.. lor reduced of with and this roomi Now literiture. are other purpose. urgea rate xor*- depend Cliriat-pnWlo ol tne to tl CHRISTIAN P. one selves. sion sending onl new O. of one Address ns of subscriber Box, 10 ofthese oents NATION all eneravings New a