The North Carolina Presbyterian . erstood what it costs to give uphome and parents, and children andhealth, to do this necessary work ; ifthey dreamed of the agony of leavinglonely graves in those far-off lands ; ifthey knew how the unkind criticismsand indifference of the home workersgrieve those who have given their livesto this work ; if they understood that itis for this Christ came, that he institu-ted and commanded this work, andtaught us to pray, Thy kingdom come,it would all seem so indiffernt!—rAeMission Gleaner, Meat and Ice.—Never allow meat to beplaced directly on the ice, as the w
The North Carolina Presbyterian . erstood what it costs to give uphome and parents, and children andhealth, to do this necessary work ; ifthey dreamed of the agony of leavinglonely graves in those far-off lands ; ifthey knew how the unkind criticismsand indifference of the home workersgrieve those who have given their livesto this work ; if they understood that itis for this Christ came, that he institu-ted and commanded this work, andtaught us to pray, Thy kingdom come,it would all seem so indiffernt!—rAeMission Gleaner, Meat and Ice.—Never allow meat to beplaced directly on the ice, as the waterdraws out the juices; it is even worse tolay it there wrapped in paper. It shouldalways be laid in a clean porcelainTease?, : $3SH0Erii?ofA^;;a. 3. CORDOVANi niENCM ACNAMCaiO CALF. (; FlNC CALF&KANflARfla?3;»PP0UCE,3 SOLES. * -EXTRA FINE- ^. [•2.*»B0YSSCHII0lSH0tX •X^ JURIES- ?ROCKTON^Mftiar^ Over One Mlllloa People ^v^tir the W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes All our Ahoes are equally satisfactory. They five the bett value for the equal custom choee In atyle and wearing qualltlee are prices are uniform,—etaniped on sole. Their wearing qualltlee are unsurpassed*The prices are uniform,—stamped on iFrom $1 to $3 saved over other makes Ii your dealer cannot supply you we can. Mr ANTED AT ONCE-PresbyterianTeachers—9 Superintecdents, 10 Prin- r!,?*K A^^^^l^^^® Presidents, 14 Piano, 13 Vo-Garten 4 o* Elocution, 9 Primary, 6 Kinder-&thPmlt^?°®^*«» 3 L»*^°» 2 Greek, 6sfamn rmTT^V.^ *^^°^- Address, withPF^TT Vo^i^^v^^N TEACHERS BU-Te^ntilsee.^^^^^ ^-^^-«. Nashville. My Baby was a living skeleton; the doc-tor said he was dying of Maras-mus and Indigestion. At 13months he weighed only sevenpounds. Nothing strengthenedor fattened him. I began usingScotts Emulsion of Cod-liverOil with Hypophosphites, feed-ing it to him and rubbing it intohis body. Ho began to fattenand is now a beautiful dimpledboy. The Emulsion seemed
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