Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18??, October 13, 1882, Page 12, Image 12

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    CHRISTIAN
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HERALD.
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Weather Report.
their love of the woods ; let us make
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PtirirTif Sept. 1882, there were 2 holidays a synonym of picnicexcur-
rainy days and .52 in. otwatiTTYt- -tihfn^i nnd enlarge the definition cf j
dear and 3 cloudy days, and 4 days dian^p-me'etings; of all the known
modes of insi^iratiori, foeesLand air
on which the sky was obscured by
and tlie view of a beautiful land- 1
smoke.
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I scape are the most inexpensive, es­
rpHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS PROSPEROUS AND GROWING INSTITUTION WILL
The mean "temperature for the
A open on MONDAY', September 4, D82, and clcsebn THURSDAY', April 20, 1883.
month was 59.24°. Highest daily pecially from a moral stindj oint,
OBJECTS.
mmn tt*»» p‘-ral u rw - fur . tlie month being never followed by a s( Luetic
— 'fhta
firmnAod in ixVA. for (lie co-educati< n < f both sexea, upon equal condition«
70° on' the’21st. Lowest dail\ feacTmlTr
of entrance and graduation, and Tia^a<T~aTTXfflH"'1l!lt! HII»«tH' arwwth ft mu. 41m-l.eiij lining. Our
of
a
pathless
forest,
or
on
the
aim is to give a good, solid education in li e various biaiicLe* of a College conrae. upon™!"
„ mean 4G° on the 23d.' Meant tern-!
C'hri*ti<tn biini.i, and thus to prepaie students for he piaciiciif aud 1 eautiful pursuits of life, and
heights
of
an
Alpenland,
between
for honoiiible-dtizt nsliip.
/
perature for the month at 2 o’clock
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LOCATION.
rocks
and
lowly
mountain
meadows
.p. M . G8 9G\ Highest temperature
I. PIERCE (HR 1STI A N COLLEGE
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on the 21st. Lowest temperature e
41 at 7 o’clock a . M., on the 29th.
The prevailing winds for tlx
month were from the north during
26 days, swuLuivetst 41 days, north­
cast I day.
.
Raring Sept. IS81 There wrie
clays during which rain fell,- and
183 in. of wate»*, 14 clear and 10
cloudy (Li^ s._
M,.-> n fpmnPi-A
t nro &
mean
tempei autre
icxr FKn
tne ’ mfinth
month
to 4 h c DFNohe r < h the c-1 v u lie -
I inents. /).•. Felix
Os teal cl.
An Extraordinary Offer.
!
Tlie College Buildings, consisting of two substantial Brick edit'.ces. stand upon a cam pun of
ten aertm
acres in
ill tin
the pleasant
viF
feji
pliaMiiit village
of College City, in the mintiieru part of Colusa County. Tlio
ill 1 t l r 1 ot, ni tie niicli-t of a moral,
town is pharrantfy fecaied--HmUreaaUfuUij_____ i*I“1
eiir.B^effKnct
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eiiTen-rising
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nimunny
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and i i-Ku-ily.iMa-4.-»iaiEETri''W'imy
s-c as il
directi«>n. It m three
mile* ea*t ot Ai buckle, a town on the Nortlifin Railway,-willi wbicli it is conmctixl by a daily
,. ' _. 2 The
lie i-cineij
ii ■ tl.e
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r— ■ of ' Mount
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stage-line.
sceneiy aionnd is inspiring.
imqming. To li
ti e "nerih
iierth riro
stately
form
.S’liasta, the snowy jieaks of Lassen, and the picture wjue Luth* i ; en the c ast wind tl e blue
water* of Jl.e Fuel n'niento, and stieteb aw a;, in jlie diSTat.ee tlie pine-clad walls and snowy domes
vl the fcierriis £ while on ti.<? west lie Snow Mountain ui.d the ] urpte Lilis tf the Coast Range.
There are a number of persons out of cm-
< <n !t>i-; or s i t i>- .
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. p'oyment in every county,—yet energetic men
willing to work.tlo not tied t-> be. 'I hose will­
Two complete Coirndk <4 Flm’y. t) e CJa- sic:.l an-d ll:c Ei ii ntific, have l«en arranged, em­
ing to work can make IromilOU tofoGt'a month bracing together Muli.t niatics-; Ancient and Modcin Lan gnu tie«, English, Heicnce, Ait, Music,
clear, working fin* us in a pleasant and perma­ Fable, Book-keeping.'J lie1 ry and l‘i active of '1 ei ehii g, History, etc., and students, by the ad-
nent business- ’I'lie aimuiut onr agent* make _vice ami consent of the Faculty, can ptuaue those studio* si.own to l>e luowt advantageous to
varies,—*umu making as high as"$5UU a mumti, them. A tier the dose of tLefi gutar Ness’ on .-w-N-->CHial class will lie formed and taught by twef
while others us low as $1' 0, all depend iuk on of the VnUeUoiK ft j-tl,e 1 e-nefit of th<se who de-siie to pa:» examination before" some County
the energy of the agutit. We have an at tide Board for Teacl.ers certificates.
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of great met it.'Qt ..lionId be sol.l to every
IXUUEHEMS.
House-owner. and pay’s over ’00 percent profit.
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Each sale is from $3 50 to $10.00. One agent
To those who 1 ave actin, daughters or waids to udiieute, we can öfter rare advantages açd
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iu.llcmusjlvun.ia.x
l21!Lil2 i!1 "TC7ic"m
nvo tlu-VM-a,1<1 SU5.«0-m
vieared strong inducen ent* to send to tins School, viz. :
50470. An^itdlFNi«
1. a .pit a» an?! i rrtevi y i 'riii .g. d .with .... k .I k . ii , B linking-place or Gambling-bonne
, I uue_day. Aliy man with -energv enough to work
within linee miles of the buildings. Y’uurspbs arc l.eie free Item UltlVU ieiiiptaUoua
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1 a full day, ami will du this during the year can
crime.
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i ; irake from $2,000 t> $0,100 a year. \Ve only
2. An able, exjxj'rienci d and ciitliiisiastic Faculty.
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want one man in each county, and to him wifi
3. Complete ( < dix <1 Study, vith tl. ok ugh insti iiction.
I give the exclusive sale as long as he continues ----- 4. The advantage <T Normal train ii.g.
,
Jo work faithiuliy tor im,_ 'I here is no com peti­ C«
5. Low Rites of Tuitiou and M< derate Expenses. Our charges arc lower Ilian those of any
P earce
tion, mid limbing like out invention made.
other School <>f like grade on the Const, i nd young men and womer win. have to educate-
KT i .' Or., Ort2,-1882;—— —~ -+ -Parte * liaviil* fiKin <2 e t-» -1,000 to iiivest, ea11
tl.clincher, will here find rate vpportuniiies to earn out tl.cir noble purpuaea.
obtain a General. Ag> trey for tun cLuuUes ’ofTT
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sta’e. Auv one cun make an investment of
from $23 to $1,000 without the least risk of loss,
$25 00 .
as cur Circular* will show that those inverting Tuition in Collegiate Department, per term...................
“ “ Preparatory, fir*: grace ................... .......
23 50
$25 can oiler a 30 dry* trial return the goods
20 <4)
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sceond guide.•
unsold to us and get their nroucy back, if they
10 00
“ “ Primary ........ .............
do'not clear at least $ttto They show that a
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Instrumental Mimic, j>cr month
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In choosing the mode of a child’s General Agent who w ilFTiitiC' ten count-u* ami Use
2 00
of Instrument............. ... .
invest $2!<>.ro can after a tiiul cl' 00 days re­
s <10
recreations, it should ^be borne in turn all good* unsold to us, and have money Vocalization..............................
<; 00
returned to them if they fail to clear at least Drawing and Painting..... .
10 00
mind that their main purpose is to $750.00 in that time. \Ve are not paying ralar- Modern Language*, per term
4 00
ies, but want men willing to work and obtain Board, per week............. ................................................................. ................ . -.. r
restore the' cone of the mind and its as
All tuition must be paid iu advance. Penmanship at teacher's price. No janitor * fee* or|
their |>ay the protiis <>t tlidr energy. Men
not willing to work <>n our trims will not. woik extra charge*.'
harmony with the physical in­ on
For Catalogue or further particular*, address
any. i hose meaning bimme-s will receive
J. C. KEITH, President.
stincts by supplying the chief defi­ our large dercriptive circular, and extraordina­ ----- - -
College rtly, Cal.
ry oiler by enclosing a three cent stamp, with 12-32 Cm
ciencies of our ordinary employ­ tiieir wild e*s. The first to comply with our
terms will secure the county or counties they
ment. For a -hard-working black­ may wish to work.
Address, R kknei : M anvi ' actuhino C o .,
smith. fun, pure and simple, would
118 Smitl.tield Street, Pittsburg, Pa.
P2-31-3m
be a sufficient pastime ; while brain­
T.
The Recreations of School
Children.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
Home Life of A. Campbell,
*The great value of Mrs. Lydia E.
workers need a recreation that com­
Pinkham’s Vegetable C’ompeund fer al 1
bines iimiiseim nt with lihysicaTex-
diseases of women is demonstrated by
ONE AGENT SOLD 5f COPIES IN EIGHT DAYS.
ercise—the unloosening of the brain every day experience. The writer of AGENTS WANTED
fur other fast-selling books, also the l>est and cheapest line of.Fanjily Bibles published.
fiber, u itli the tension of the mus­ this had occasion to step into the prin­
cles. Emulation and the presence cipal Pharmacy of a city of 140,000 in­ This work contains
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t« of ( hri tian people. Printed on fond
|ia|>cr, and very *ubtantiaITTH.uh<T.
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of r< i .lives and rchool-matesimpart habitants, and on inquiry us to which is
llcff«!nr Cloth, or Flexible Cloth binding, red vd^v«. idugle copy. 60?. l’vrdoz. *6.00.
Chcuper Fdltlun, bound in loar ls '*<1 print ■ ’ on J»-,-a««.r pajH r, ••
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85 c.
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K.flO.
1<i con jietitivc < m mnastics a charm the moat popular proprietary medicine
of the time, was answered, that Mrs. USTJETW OJEXXrTSI’I-^TsT HYMN COOK.
wh’ch a spirited Boy would not ex- Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound occu­
Cloth Binding, »Ingle copy.
per dos.. £K.6O. 11 oil rd Cover*, mingle copy. H 5c.. per doe., 611.10.
chait“e for the.passive pleasure of pies a most. conspicious place in the
SKMU FOR SAMPLE COPY.
Kxnmlne honFtttly, Jii.lM«* rlKblcimsly. and then *en>l your order to JOHN IH’ItNs for whatever book )
witnessing the best circus perform­ rank of all the remedit'S of tLis class you
may want, ami “ make a joyful noise unto the God of our Salvation " “Do all thins* without nmr- (
muring* ami dixputinga, that ye may. lie blameless and harmless, the sons of God.”
Addre*
ance. Wrestling, lance-throwing, l now before the puLlie. —Jbwr«a/.
JOHN BI RINS, Publisher, St., Louis, Mo.
urcliet v, ba^ ball, and a well con-
More tliaii 2->tr of the young
t- sted foot-race can awaken the en­ women at Wellvsky College study HEADQUARTERS For a chr ’ ist V an ' churc I l Q f the
thusiasm of the Grecian /Hilcetftra; cheiiiibtry. The college expects to
n 11 professional gymnasts will take instruct about 5(M> students next
year.
the same delight in the equally
*»*“ Troubles often come from whence
Lei.lthf’ul though less dramatic trials
Do not
we least expeoi them.” Yet we may
of strength at the horizontal bar. of>en prevent or counteract them by
But on the play-ground such exer- prompt aud intelligent action. Thous­
by purchasing
until you have
ands
of
persons
are
constantly
troubled
received our
<• s s should be divested from the
finely illustrat­
ed 50page cata­
h ast appearance of being a task— with a combination of diseases. Dis­
logue. Sent free
eased kidney*-and costive bowels are
to any address.
«•ven ch Llren cannot be happy on
their tormentors. They should know
THE COLUMBUS BUGGY CO..
<: impulsion.
that K dney-Wort ac!s on these organs
Cnlumbua, Ohio, lithe largest factory in the worliy
for first-rias. Buggies, Phaetons, Surreys and Cair-
There is also too much in door at the same time, causing them to throw
riages, and do give more real value for the money
than any other manufacturers. Dealers sell our
end in-town work about the present off thb poisons ih t have clogged thoiD,
vehicles everywhere. Name of nearest will bo
»ent with prices.
life of our school-boys. Encourage i and so renewing th ’ 'Lolo system.
NEW CHRISTIAN HYMN and TUNE BOOK.
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