. 1 * Wise and Otherwise. .*. f I THE NEWGOSPEEHYMtJBOOK. tì^GOS I ’ E L11Y M NS PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS F. R. CHOWN, ■ - ------ . . 13 LIE R AV L t) C LT H T STIA N ■. r Importer and Dealer in The readers of the II erai . i » will ptease observe t-ktd no advertisements H -£ l ZT X> ’W -ZN. are inserted except .those we believe to ' 146 First Street, be trusiitrtfrth'y. In writing to ur call- '------- -/NEAR MAIN,) mtr aatMsairifcb —.......... ' .. .. djiiLimlanl'. advertisers. please say wu tlielr advertisement m Tn e PORTLAND, OREGON —The wise man as well as the saw C hristian H erald . This- will- ac­ 12-lC-tf fool makes blunders. The wise commodate both them and us. * —There are-in this world cir­ cumstances which give us for mas­ ters, men whom we would not make mar^ however, never- makes the CARRISQN’S same blunder twice. <■ —;wThe highest service to which Sewing Machine Store, man may attain on earth is to 167, 3rd St., preach the word" ofGod.” ’ - WlcTT PORTLAND, OREGON. life. • ‘ ’ —A woman who carried around JOHN B. GARR/SON, Proprietor. milk in Paris, said a naive thing ."General dealer in all kinds of Sewing the other duy. Ope Machine* Attachments, Oil, Needlos, Ac. all(1 .lvar.r-ftnte^.. Jf you want to buy a good Sewing Machine caTI or send foe information.. Illustrated catalogues 12-3-tf sent when desired. NTo. 1 I Bv I ha D. S ankey , .J as . M c G banakan ? and .....o,., ...... I . This issue is full of New Gospel Song» by tin»’ Authors and others. It contains all'the Solus . sung by Mr. MeGranaban in tile meetings held ” bv Messrs. Whittle and MoGranahan, and the» New Solos used by .Messrs. Moody and Sankey in* their Meetings. Price, Music Ed'n, $30 per lOO; 3'»<- per Kill. Word , ,, ... '4~, per 100. ”• ACfflO ’ . tTTTTFŒUW to whom she brought milk, looked Edition, if ordered by Mail. __ May be ordered tnfough ahy Bookseller or Guarantees to sell the Very best Clothing for into the can, and remarked with less money th.an any other house in the State, I Music Dealer on the Pacific Coast,, or of tliu Publishers, Norris R. Cox. J. G. Glenn , surprise, “Why thore-is actually 12-12-tf ■Z- . nothing here but water:” The JOHN CHURCH A CO. I BIGLOW A MAIN, O C. BLANEY, M- D., GLENN & COX, Cincinnati, O. | New York. woman, having satisfied herselfjM PHYSICIAN and SURCEON, the truth-<4 th»*>statement, said, PORTLAND, 0RE30N. : " dentist “Well, if 1 didn't forget to put in To any suffering with Catarrh Office—Plummer tft#rrowta ..-ope» windows both top and bottom of his own experience: they ar el I m of Pure Copper and Tin for ChnrrlwM. id ■RSiKTTre A!«>:>>»,Farlin, gi“ FriJA* tfitj obTy. Ttiiov?n cans of per ■ ' nanent enre."—H » WARRANTED. ( ¡»talo 'iin eeni Fr< f t i —A mat at the door and a Rev.T. P.CHILD5, Troy. 0. I DR. E. O. SMITH, VANDUZEN 4 TIFT, Cincinnati, O scraper during muddy weather are worth more than a broom in the hall. Morrison a —An Austin father complained bitterly of the way his children destroyed their clothing. He said : “ When I was a boy I only had one 147 THIRD ST. PORTLAND ‘euit of clothes, and I had to take care of it. I was only allowed one pair of shoes a year in those days.” There was a pause, and then:the oldest boy spoke up and said: '‘I say, dad, you have a much easier time of it, now you are living with 107 First Street, Portland, Oregon. us.” —The Colonel, who lives in the W etoerPianos, South, was finding fault with Bill, IIAINES BROS., J. B. NUGENT As ,pne of his hand^, for neglect of THE "NEW No. 8. e work, and saying he would have no CO., GRAND, SQUARE AND Leading; more preaching about his pK^(e— UPRIGHT PIANOS, they had too many protracted g meetings to attend. “ Bill ain’t no preacher,” says Sam. “ He’s^only a ESTEY AND STERLING zorter.” “ Well, what’s the differ­ ORGANS. • P H- ence. between a preacher and an.I B exhorter ?” " Why, you know, a preacher he takes a tex’, and den he SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. done got to stick to it. But ’zorter Send for Catalogue. Because —-he kin branch." - ’ 4L . A di -I 1HECIÎÏ DRV GOODS STORE. 1). W. PRENTICE & CO., The Leading Music Dealers, § ■ o TT RUNS LIGHTER, FASTER, AND IS 1 More Durable than any o'ther machine made. We guarantee it-to Out-wear any two shuttle machines. It will darn beaetifulJy, letter, make insertion and embroider mthoul any attachment. A fall set of attachments *Both Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable given.with each machine, leaving no extras fo buy. It is the lightest running look stitch Compound and Blood Purifier.are pre­ machine in the world, and Ratios wishing to pared at 233 and 235 Western Avenue, preserve their health should investigate its merits. All.sfetitildjrive it a trial. Machines Lynn; Mass. Price of either, $1. Six sold on installment plan. tibwral-tliscuuuL lQ^ bottles for $5. Sent by mail in the cash. Repairing of all kinds of machines at reason­ form of pills, or of lozenges, on receipt able rutqs and work warranted. We tylso carry of price, 91 per, box forjeither. Mrs & full lino of parts, needled, o;l, eilk cotton, Ac. It is not death that makes the r^artyr, but thecause.— Canon Dale. Pinkham freely answers all letters of in- quifiy. Enclose 3c.' stamp. Send for pamphlet, Mention this paper, WHEELER 4t WIT.SON. M F’G co., ■ No. 88 Morrison St., Portland, Or. E. C, NEWELL, Manager. 12-1-ly WM . STAIGER DEALER IN MON ILMEXTS, TAB1TTS, AND— Stones, Executed m I tai ian aiid dX «nudde- -———• ‘ Also, every variety of Cemetery and other Stone work, Grain”*) Monuments, and enclosures to burial lots, furnished to ord< r. Opposite the Opera House, Salem. Also, Staiger Brothers, Albany, Oregon. . . . '