Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18??, December 07, 1883, Page 13, Image 13

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THE CHRISTIAN HERALD
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TRUITT & JOHNS,
¿tfornei/s and Councelors at Law,
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»HY8ICIANS & SURGEONS’
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
Diseases of women a specialty.!
Prescriptions filled at the office.
PORTLAND
he herald is the only weekly
_on the Pacific coast published by Disciples
of Christ, and is of special interest to all who
desire a paper devoted to pure, primitive
Christianity, unmixed by human creeds or
traditions. As successor to the Pacific Chris­
tian Messenger it is in its
THE LEADING
EXAMINED
THIRTEENTH VOLUME,
Is OU a permanent basis, with good building,
power presses and steam power, an abundance
of good material for running such a paper.
_ TII^H jebald contaius each weea sixteen
Clothier, Merchant
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Guarantees tofsell the very best Clothing for
less money than any other house in the State.
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FROM A. SCRIPTURAL POINT
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EWING
MACH INES,
. JS“ the leaves of a bool, with only a
limited amount of advertising, and that of the
most select kind. All advertising not trust-
—worthy is-refused. As now published it is one
of the
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LESLIE R. KF.FT.F.Y; M. D.. D wight .III.
THF STRONGEST,
SIMPLEST,
AND MOST DURABLE
iwing Machine in tho market. Sold on easy by our brethren. It is conducted by a strong
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WILLIS B. FRY, Manager,
feel safe in saying it is one of
By J. F. FLOYD,
LARGEST PAPERS PUBLISHED
94 Morriaori St., Portland.
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The Queen City Suspender Company of Cin­
cinnati are now manufacturing and introducing -
their new Storking Huppnrtpr. for lutti lr, and
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tty Leading Physicians recommend these Supporters. «¿Jj
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OUR BEST PAPERS.
Every Disciple on this coast should take it
Everyone in the East who desires to know all
Employment for Ladies.
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coast.
It contains
'DEPENDENCE, OJiEGON.
special attention giren to diseases of women
Mcifldren.
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A Coininon-Senae Remedy.
ALICYLICA
FOUR DEPARTMENTS,
Devoted to such matters as will make it indis­
pensable in every Christian family. First
comes the
,
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
Of groat interest and value to -parents and
teachers. Next comes the
/ temperance department ,
Devoted to advancing tho great cause of Tem-
.pexiuic4jT„„,,x«nuiSfcntuig^^the thoughts.,jftf... Xhe...
- -g r w tr ey t wnrirerv vHhwTTnporiant-tWd.’ The—-«
■mediate Relief Warranted.
Permanent Cure Guaranteed.
RELIGIOUS DEPARTMENT
Ls the central thought of the paper and em­
[Five years established and never known to braces
Editorials, and contributions from our
fl in a single caae, acute or chronic. Refer to . best writers. The Spiritthe Religious Press
Ipumtnont physicians and druggists for the representing the various religious bodies, and
Riding of Salicyhca.
church nows from all the States in the Union.
SECRET.
[The only dissolver of the poisonous uric acid
Pich exists in the blood of rheumatic and
iaty patients.
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galley lieu ¡8 known as a common-senso.
taedy, because it strikes directly at the cause
IRheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia, while so.
flnv so-called specifics and supposed panaceas
My treat locally the effects.
It has been conceded by eminent scientist«
Wt outward applications, such as rubbing with
k liniments, and soothing lotions will not
Miate these diseases which are the result,of
M poisoning of the blood with Uric Acid.
Saiicylic-a works with marvelous effoct on
M acid and so removes the disorder. It is now
plusively used by all celebrated physicians of
c • ’ i’a and Europe- Highest Medical Acade-
r of Paris reporta 95 per cent cures in three
mi.
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REMEMBER
it Salicyliea jg a certain cure for Rheum«-
un, Gout and Neuralgia. The most in-
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3ive it a trial. Relief guaranteed or money
unded.
fhousandk of testimonials sent on applica­
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k plDOt b® deluded into taking imitations or
P'utates, or something recommended as
r•* good
Insist on the genuine with the
pie Washburne 4 Co., on each box, which
p*ranteed chemically pure under our signa-
p*uindispensible requisite to insure success
r1® treatment. Take no other, or send to us.
I *’oo~rne & Co’ Proprietors.
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487 Broadway, Cor, Retule St.,
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New York.
The
SECULAR DEPARTMENT
Includes Editorials on the important secular
topics of the day, gnd nows from all parte of
Thewortd. fils', in short, fust the paper for
every family, and especially every Christian
family. Subscription
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usage of the term.
2. New Testament usage of the
term aird^criptural Inductions.
3. Scriptural Inductions con­
tinued.
4. DancingCondemne¿ by the
New Testament
R emedy suchas D iseases
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Address
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5. A direct Scripture argument
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Address
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