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Reported bv our correspondents and gleaned
from our exchanges.
OREGON.
S alem , Dec. 5—We have had 3 addi-
rup.Qi’ii'"G«g'
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The following card explains itself:
SOW’ THE SEED.
We have received the December num
ber of the Phrenoluqical Journal, New
York. It is a good journal, aud we are
pleased to place it on our exchange list.
F irst T wenty H ours in M usic by
R obert C halloneb .—This is a neat
little book of 44 pages prepared es
pecially for beginners npon the piano
forte. Any one beginning the study of
instrumental music wonld do well to
pr core a copy of this book. Geo. D.
Newhall A Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, Pub-
lisher.
A R oyal L ife .—Through the kind
ne88 of the publishers, Central Book
Concern, Chicago, we have received a
copy of the life of James A. Oatfield, by
F. M. Green This is a book of 452
pages, well printed,and neatly and sub
stantially bound in a fine quality of
cloth. So the mechanical work is all
that co ild be desired. As to the mat
ter, we tliin-k it first class. Bro. Green
was not only a class-mate of Bro. Gar
field, but he says, “ The author’s ac
quaintance and friendship with Mr.
Garfield began in 18y3, and. continued
without abatement or interiuptit n until
1 bis death in 1881.” Under these cir
cumstances. coupled with the fact that
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GREEN'S “LIFE OF GARFIELD.”
J. B. Davidson, M. D.
church, we think Bro. Green was pre T. J. Ix», M. D.
eminently l/te mail to write such a book.
DAVIDSON & LEE,
JVe hare no hesitancy in saying, so far as
the religions phase of hist lifers concerned, PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS,
it is the best and most trreshrorthy history
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
of James A. Garfield noir1 in print.
Diseases of women a specialty.
Those desiring his hfe need look no
further,-or wait any locger. Address
Central Book Concern, Chicago, III.
MRS. J. W. A MARY T. COLE,
Price $2 00.
congregations are good and interest on !
- the increase.
Frak rnally,—J. W.
Spriggs;
C enterville , Dec. G.—Our meeting
The Christmas TFif/e Atrttke, this
at Helix, field in Nov., resulted in 10
year,
will bi an event in holiday maga
accessions to the church ; 7 by primary
zine
literature
; a mammoth number as
obedience and 3 by commendation.
---' ■ A-Wil nine»'« very -ItrFge-Hwri- flt+rnfrrP’Tmrf' ti«h SHteti.Mii*k>ta»»8w ewwot 'Miqwintte -
we hope for good results in the future „design in many colors, an almost end
from the seed sown. Fraternally,—R. less picture-gallery of beautiful en
H. Moss.
I graving, and representing in its serials,
D rain , Douglas Co., Dec. 4.—Editor stories, articles, music and poetry, the
Herald: We came here Saturday in people’s favorite authors at home and
company with Bro. I. N. Mulkey, who abroad : Mrs. Harriet , Beecher Stowe,
preached four discourses and 3 were ad Mrs^A. D. T. Whitney, Mrs. A. M.
ded—2 by confession and baptism and 1 Diaz, Susan Coolidge, Margaret Sidney,
by letter. Bro. M. is a z-ialous worker Nor» Perry, Elizabeth Stuart I’lielps,
for the Master, aud is doing a good “ H. H.,” Arthur Gilman, George Cary
' work for the Master here. The church Eggleeton, Edward Everett Hale, Dinah
numbers 29 here now. Some of the Muloch Craik, Christina Rossetti, Rose
brethren live 12 and 15 miles away, but Kingsley, A. Mary F. Robinson, Philip
«come M often m they Cail. Preaching Bonrke Marston, Eliot McCormick,
once a month. They have got promised Prof. Sargent, of Harvard College Gym-
about $1000 to build a meeting house, in nasim, eto., eto. D. Lothrop «t Co.,
-----tha spring. They have secured a nice Boston.----------------------------------- 1--------
lot to build op. Preaching brethren
passing will find it pleasant to call on
H eroes a I d H olidays .—Talks and
the brethren here. Yours fraternally. Stories about Heroes and Holidays; I
— Craigie Sharp.
or, Ten Minute S.rmons to Boys and
S ummerville , Dec. 4.—I am now Girls on tho Holidays and on the In
holding a meeting in Grand Round val ternational Sunday-school Lessons of
ley, and have asked R. D. Ruckman to 1883. This book ought to be placed in
act as agent for the H erald . You can the bands *of every Sunday-school
safely trust him. His address is Sum scholar. Over 454 pages ; 12mo, Illus-
merville, Or. Yours in Christ,—C. J. tra ed. Price, cloth. $1.25 ; in paper,
Wright.
two parts, for each, 30 centa; both. GO
cents. Fnnk A Wagnails, Publishers,
10 and 12 Dey St., New York.
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[Under thi* head we will be pleatied to give
editorial review« of all book« and tract« of inter
est that may lie sent to thi« office |
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umitAtt).
Our duty towards the world was beau
tifully figured by Christ, when he said :
“ Behold a sower went forth to sow.”
Ever since this was said, it has been the
duty of every follower of Christ to bow
the seed. To this trast we are commit-
etk But are we doing so? Not as per
sistently and effectively as we should.
Farm« tb 8‘udy and practice the most ap
proved and effective way of sowing.
Shall God's people be less wise ar.d
diligent than the children of this world?
Can we not sow the good seed of the
kingdom more effectually f Yes. Then
let us be at it. 1 have just published a
small tract on "Do yoa want to be
saved,” suitable for general circulation.
Others will be published soon. Not be
ing able to preach publicly, I take this
means of spreading the Gospel, and ask
my brethren and friends to assist me.
Terms : per dozen, 18 cents^; per hun
dred, 75 cents. Fraternally, J. XV.
Caldwell, Lawrenceburg, Ind.
An attempt ¡»«-being made by the
Woman’s Christian Temperance
Union of New York City to estab1
iish a home for intemperate women
in New York. Twelve hundred
dollars have already been secured I
they were both members of the »Arne for this purpose.
The publisher« are gla<l to annonneo that this
long-exjMs'ted work by F. M. Green in now
ready. The publishers lielieve that in many of
its features this “Life of Garfield” is enpenor
to any similar work published. Its author has
well acquainted with Mr. Garfield for nearly
twenty-tight rears- -a time covering the entire
■twenty-eightjears
f r om ttTr s r a i nn viint n r ...
rrnn vr hb Yne w H i m bk
student, edneator, teacher, soldier, statesman,
and Christian. There are eighteen chapters.
Tliene chapters rtisenss in logical order the
various phases of the royal life which they
PIIYHICIANR
SI HUF. »N«)
represent. The following are the titles of the
I saccessive chapters:
The Western Ret>erve.—The Foundation.—
Suvrr Polk County, Oregon.
j Birth and Boyhood.—The Period of Change.—
The Canal and the Sea.—The Young Student —
SPECIALTIES I
« 'l’ue Ilirain 'Pearlier and Principal.—Tn.e Man-
i hood.- Home apd Fumilv Life- The Brightness
Dr M T. rx>la, Dia^ntu» nf
^■rrTitr-mstiTg^'^''T'Tra]T^
■ Dr. J. W. Cole,-Chronic Diseat-es.
Sun-Rising until Noon.- The Pillar of a
ttan-Ri«ing
People’s Hope.—The Shot that
that, was Heard
Consultation free.
12-1-tf People's
¡•Round the World.—From Elberon to the
Grave.—Th9 World'« Sympathy and Sorrow.—
A GIFT
'l'he Present Estimate awd the filial Conclusion.
—A Tribute of Friendship.
While thesejchaptei's present the history in
TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER
, logical ciLilliue, veteacli chapter is complete iu_
iteelf. For instance, the student life of Garfield
is discussed in one chapter, and not in purls of
Title eflt-r iw mn.de by the
several chaplets. So of his educational life
and work. So of his religious faith and stand
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