CHRISTIAN HERALD.
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POVERTY ASP BISTRES.*
light upon most any of them ever ren
dered him an agreeablo companion.
That poverty which produces the
[ Under this head we will be pleased to give He leaves two children, one Mrs. Dr. greatest distress is not of tlie purse of
editorial reviews of all books anil tracts of inter Richardson, Dalles, an adopted daugh
the blood. Deprived of its richness it
est that may be sent to this office. 1
ter, and Willis Morse, and his wife to becomes scant and watery, a condition
IFuLt Amalfi, wliioh..,QJMlBft jflourn,
Given this eondition^aucT scVofuiouT
the seventeenth volume of that maga
zine, will have illustrated 'poems by given in tho death of -tho* righteous. swellings and sores, general and ner
Nrs. A. D. T. Whitney and Mrs. How hopefully he realized the blissful vous debility, loss of flesh and appetite,
8. M. B. Piatt, now too seldom hope, may be imagined, by his ex weak lungs, throat disease, spitting of
heard from in the magazines during her pressions during his sickness. Once, blood and consumption, are amopg the
sojourn in Ireland. Bright Eyes (Mrs. after tho pain caused by his fever was common results. If you are a sufferer
8usetto Tibbles) begins a series of assn aged, he said to his wife, “ Won’t
from thin, poor blood employ Dr.
OmalMk Teut-storiea iu the Juua^JlTdfl. ■it. be so sweet. Nan, in heaven, so
Pierce's ‘‘^Golden »MedicalDiecoygry,’’
Awake, giving them verbatim as told sweet.” The Christian s Lope’ was“ a
which enriches the blood and cures these
her by her father, mother and grand reality to him and when around the
grave affections. Is more nutritive than
mother. These tent-stories will have great white throne, we all assemble
cod liver oil, and is harmless in any
copious notes by Mr. Tibbles, explain- there, God grant it may be sweet to
condition of the system, yet powerful to
iug curious usages and beliefs among him who has passed over before, and to
the Iudiane. The first story is entitled thöSÖ'Whö aro waiting till the shadow» oure* By <lrngg10^
“ The Babes in the Wood,” and contains of this earthly life are a Jittle longer
Eternal, unchangeable truths
some odd suggestions of the Bible story grown.
come to men not by experience,’
B ruce W olverton .
of Joseph and the f »mine. Bobette, the
but only through intuition and rev
opening story of the June Wide Awake,
is from the pen of Miss Mary Edmunds,
Died, at her home, in Fossil, Wasco elation.
daughter of Senator Edmunds. There county, Oregon, May 15, 1883, after a
*Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com«
will also be a charming story by Sarah protracted illness, Josie, eldest daugh
pound is daily working wonderful cures
Orne Jewett in the same number. ‘‘The ter of Mr. and Ma P. C, Buffington,
in female diseases. — — ——
Life of Oliver Wendell Holmes,” writ aged tweniy-two years.
ten by E. E. Brown, which has been
Her death was occasioned by that
Out of the shadows of pain, sor
some time in preparation, is nearly dread disease, consumption, and during
row, and sin, are our ideals born.
ready. The author has been kindly the time she was confined to her bed,
The hard_rea|Js tlie cradle in which
favored-by TlrTTIolmei tr lih Tin ch data ber suffering Wff« great ; -but
ua will render the volume very full in all with fortitude, expressing no regret the beautiful ideal is nursed.
fresh mat ter, and authentic. It will at the prospect of departing this life, Bruises teach the fledgeling that
have several illustrations. “Imagina and her death was a peaceful one.
dexterity of wing which finally
tion,”- and other Essays by George Mac
She sleeps in that quiet grave, to lifts it above brambles and‘rocks.
Donald, with an Introduction by A. P. awaken ou tho bright resurrection
Peabody, D. D. LL. D., will be issued morn, tp meet those who have loved her After the rain comes the rainbow ;
by D. Lothrop. A Co. in a few days. so tenderly, and cared for her so kindly so tears wash clean the eyes,, en
“ Amun 1 -the I t an e h, —the new volume “during her stay on earth.
abling us to see the angel in the
in the V. I. F. Series, is by Belle How much wt> loveil Joie we never may tell,
human, the heavenly in the earthly.
Kellogg Towne. Address D. Lothrop How much mi-- hor no..... itlier can know,
The painful Tealityuuf to-day.is the
•S Co , 30 & 32 Franklin Street, Boston. Only the dear God who loveth ua well.
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It in no hard when our bent loved depart,
OBITUARY.
Hard to nay “Peace,” when such memories
stir ;
Win. B. Morse was born in Boston,
M ass ., Oct. 24, 1828, and quietly “ slept Yet we can bear tbe deep pain st our heart,
Knowing so well it is better for her.
in Jesq^” April 22, 1883, at St. Helens,
Or., after a sickness of Dine weeks. He
came to California in 1849, and to
Oregon in 1855. On Deo. 13, 1’857. he
was married at McMinnville to Miss
Nancy E. McBride, daughter of Dr.
James McBride. When 26 years of age
he united with the chnrch and since, at
McMinnville, Salem and St. Helen’s,
has assisted much in tbe church work,
always maintaining a firm Christian
character. Brought up at Salem, Mass.,
he spent ten years of his life at sea, and
being a man of great observation, hav
ing traveled considerably, and naturally
desirous of extending his knowledge,
especially in sacred history, as he grew
older, be had accumulated a vast fund
cf information of hnman history and
was over reudy to converse upon these
very interesting topics. Always sym
pathetic and benevolent, he drew to
him many friends, and, so zealously
aided by his kiud and cultured wife, be
took a lively interest in whatever would
teud to increase another’s comforts or
lighten bis burdens. Often has tbe
writer had occasion to note the lively
interest be manifested, when some im-
p >! tant subject touching the great cause
of truth and itsdevolopement was under
consideration. His patient attention to
the views of all, conpled with his own
array of factB so calculated to throw
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