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About Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1883)
e. ti CHRISTIAN HERALI’. X. W PLAIN FACTS FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED IN CON GREGATIONAL SINGING. There are four questions of preeminent im portance in the selection of a hymn-book for the use of a congregation : 1. I ts E xcellence .— This is first in impor tance, and can only be properly determined by those who are not only skilled in music, but who make It their business to drill congrega tions in music. We have two brethren who have been conspicuous in this work for years. Bro. J. P. P owell , the musical editor ’of the _ old Christian Hymnal, and the author of a superior book of anthems, bee devoted himself to congregational music for the last ten years. ftnsrcB i ita, »nth nr mmav mmdcal — tional music his 8pecialty7“ana n3VJF"fiT!F'’i8’ 5 arouse great enthusiasm in its perfection where ever he teaches. Both of theaa gantUman pro nounce the “ New Christian Hymn and Tnne- Book” the best book for congregational use they have ever seen. This unequivocal endorsamant is confirmed by many other eminent teachers, but to add to such authority would be uesaleas. Thi« hook is declared the most perfectly adapted to congregational singing ti~at Ai'ITTis^wrtrrwt 2. T he S kill and E nterprise of thr P ub - iisuERS.—The importance of this point, too often overlooked, will be seen on a moment’s reflection. If the publishers are musicians, who are alive to all improvements in the publication of music ; who rre Iff oTow roni n iu rrir a tio n wi t h JOHNSON, LUNN & CO. is published on the theory that hymn-books are made for the ehnrehe®» not the churches for hvmn-books, aud hence is pushed solely ou its ■y«nl.l ragpec.tfnlly announce to. tho "T nerite.—Th e b e st of famU ix es mi l be given ■Awary nhnrrb tn examine it before they purchase —cHTgew’uf Balem and vioimty, that—. if application is made to the STANDARD PUBLISHING CO.. they are constantly receiving 180 Elm street, Cincinnati, O. ■ ''*■■■ ■■ ■" THE WORKER. - B. B. NEAL, E ditob , Dry Groods, Clothing, Hats, LOUISVILLE, KY. Caps, Boots & Shoes. RUB8CBIPTI0N, —:o:— Per Annum....................................... Fifty Cents A FULL LINE OF ........ Frankfort, Kv. T. N. Arnold.............. .*. ......... Marion, Iowa. Dr. A. M. Collins...... .Collingswood, Cnt. J. W. Caldwell............... ......... Lancaster, Ky. Jas. W. Lowber......... . . .. Simpsonville, Ky. J. R. Reeves............ . . ........... Corinth. Ky. Hon. P. H. Duncan .... Washington, D. C. Hon. J. D. White......... - ...A 24-Column Paper, neatly printed and red- hot for Family, Cuurcb, bftat6, Niillubal and wond -Wide ........ Address all contributions, subscriptions and business communications to tho Editor, Ixniis- viUe.Ky. 13 3-tf W ECOLLEGE ~OE-1HE BIBLE, .- STAPLE GROCERIES Which they are prepared to sell At the Very Lowest Rates! ■■■ • ...... Agents for The Christian Herald. The following persons are Meats for T he C hristian H ebald , and are authorized to Te C_ ___ ~ cciva and li* no agT.nl iti.C.VP the office by Monmouth new goods consisting of FOR PROHIBITION. -■■■■ ■ OBEOON. AumsviHo ......................... Port®* ( J. W. Propst Albany........ ................ 7 A. 8. Powell . ( Elizabeth J. Barker E. C. Williams Amity.......... ........................ .D. .H. Putman Brownsville^. Bellevue.... a..................... .......Miss E. Davis Croeswell;............................................. J. T. Gilfry Crawfordsville................ E. P. Large Corvallis........... . ............................... N. P. Briggs Cottage Grove......... ................. 8. B. Knox Carlton................. . ................ .. Jas. Caldwell Dallas................ Damascus........... Drain’s Station. Dufur................. Elk Head........... Eugene......... Elkton. ••••*•••• Forest Grove... G. W. Crystal H. Dearticrff .................. Jas.. Harlan ..................... P. P. Underwood .A. L. Todd ................... ...R. G. Callison . ...........................Charles Smith ....... j . Mrs. Belle P. Walker i tut All kinds of Farm Produce taken in Exchange for Goods. — :o: — Yuu sra curt] ially invited to oall asd examTnrpWg nntt prices............. —— .................W. H. Rucker Hillsboro ............... . ................... J. L. Wigle Harrisburg........... . ............. W. L. Hodgen Independence......... Irving........... ............... .................... V. 8. Bond .......... Martin Peterson Jacksonville................. J. A Himhnall Juncti o n. ............... ■»»» 1 KiT ig w i' cyr i'"';"!"* 5 1!' . W. D. Fenton Lafayette........... ,..D. R. Lewis Lewisville....... .. ... J. H. Hawley McCoy.. —..... ................. F. M- Gabbert Myrtle Creek... ........... ........ J. W. Cowls McMinnville.... ...... ".Mrs. J. F. Berry Milton............. ........... E. Ground Mt. Pleasant .... . .Joseph Robinett New Pine Creek C. V. Kuykendall North Vamhill..••••••..♦ ........... E. A Chase I O-hland. . ................. . Pleasant Hill................. • • • • G. W. Handaaker I ....... J. P. Frizzell I Perrydale.. 1 F. Hannah, Jr I Pendleton. ' 1 N. J. Gerkin^ I ................... ...Drury Davis I Philomath. t :-rT.-rrTTrr-Wm.Mi»irt- I TnTTTCTir T 77.... .A. F. Campbell ---- 1 TTbseburg.. .................... ..D. Houck I Tangent... ........... .. ,T. B. Davidson 1 Shedd........ .............. Mrs.. 8. Giltner- I St. Helens ................... T. C. Darby Stay ton... .. Scio... ............................. ........... ......... John Shore 1 Salem •••••«••••••••*■* ............. H.. A. Johnson ! Sheridan........................ . ............T. N Fauleoner ...................... Win. 8coU Wheatland...................... ’..Q. W. Hardwick West Cliehalem............. O. Mosier ...................... Weston................. . wahhinoton territory . AWerton:;?:^ .771777^77.... Mrs. D. V. Alvey j .. H llrush Trairie......... . ....................... ..8. C. Harns Cedar Creek............... G................... E- A. LaDow Castle Rock................................. Wm. Huntington Coin.......................... ,...J. M. Baker Clenton............................................... success depends Bolelv on the name they make LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY. for themselves as publishers, it is evident that - JOHNSON LUNN & CO. tho wants of the people andjhe churches willbe —:o: — more fully met than where the publishers have Oor. Griswold’s Block, but a side interest in n^usie, ana have no such Commercial Street, Salem. his college is devoted exclu - incentive to perfect their work, especially where sively to the preparation of young men lor 13-41-ly tbev do not own the plates and copyrights. The usefulness in the Church. It is not necessary plain proof of this is to be seen in the splendid petiee of plates which have been madeto adapt the that those who would attend it become preach “New Christian Hymn and Tune-Book” to every ers, though most of its students do enter the want of the congregations. Before the book was ministry. It is required of those who would enter that a month old, there was a demand for an edition _ for, choirs and singing-schools. The publishers t hey be sixteen years of age, professors of re instantly appreciated its importance, and have ligion, and have at least a fair English educa „.„J.^S’iod à magnificent edition, with rudiments tion. The College is conducted in close con- EDITED BY E. W. HERNDON, A. M., M. D. a’n3Tnlîiëî^,To‘xa^'’tlïW‘WW^.“"'‘7kff','nTfei»i^ -nec t i m i with-Ke»4wuky..LLuiXfcTaUx,, — trnr’ vr-'rr t inii ted —d e mand aro se fo r a--large -t.m> rlmsns of the latter our students have -------------------------- rs83_-------------------------- print edition, for those of infirm sight. The access free of charge. In the College of the demand was promptly met, and now, although Bible tuition is free, there are no fees, except rpHE CHRISTIAN QUARTERLY REVIEW theyjhave the most perfect series ever offered to one of $5 for the janitor, coal, etc. L has completed its first volume, and or the Good board and lodging can be had in . pri the congregations, they have other editions in view, to meet special demands. This series <A vatefamilies at from $3 to $5 per week . Those first day of January, 1883, tho first No. of Vol. books is their pride, and a sonroe of honorable, who board in the College dormitv pay $10 per Il will be issued. - It is the purpose of its lifelong ambition. How different where there yftar for their room and fronr'Sl.50 to $1.75 per Editor to keep it up to the highest standard of G onlv a temporary and mercenary interest in week lor board. They must fur wish their own excellence. It will be issued in January, April, ruonis and provide their own lights, washing, July and October-; will bo printed on fine book the publication I 3. T he G eneral U bh of thb B ook .—’t is a fuel, etc. To these the whole expense need not paper, aud each No. will contain 160 pages of original matter from ortr best writers, and Re very important matter whether the book to be exceed $125 per annum. Those seeking a good education at little cost, views. I would be glad to receive the names of chosen is in .general use or not. We are happy __ to b ■ able to say that the sale of the *' New I - a nd ape (Hal 1VThtwpr r p a r i i g fo r the mwiistry, subscribers as won as possible, so a.-? t<> determ- ■ wotito dv,mweH“,,+B"“,wp^y^4^~'CatalGgue»-ajjd-. .iua.tiia.aize. oI.tLeu^__ _______ _ Clfris fian TTy iD^anT^ Price $2.00 per year, in advance. Fifty cents troduction last August, haa been—in the teeth (urtlier information to a single number. Address all communica of an opposition acknowledged by its moat J R. GRAHAM, President. foi tions to the Editor. frantic enemies to have been aimoet unanimous D r . E. W. H erndon , on the part of the press—fifty per cent, greater Columbia, Boone Co.. Missouri. than that of the book which these papers all ad T he C hristian Q uarterlt R eview will l>e vocated. This fact, in favor of a lx>ok pnahed furnished with tke C hristian H erald for $3.60 solely on its merits, tells the whole story. A Foo Choo's Balaam of Shark’s Oil per year for both papers. 12 45-Gm. book that outsells another of acknowledged Elma................................................. Mrs. E. Himes merit by fiftv per cent, when, almost the entire Positively Restores the Hearing, and is the Farmington.................... Y. P*]1* Only Absolute Cure for Deafness Known. press is combined in strenuous support of the book outsold, is a book that it will no io adopt. This Oil is abstracted from peculiar species o Within six months, from Cincinnati alone we .........W. H. jjc£lure I Lincoln... F rank G. A llen , | v n supplied .more than 350 churches, not to men small White Shaik, caught in the Yellow Sea, known as Carcharudon Rundeletii. Every G. W orth Y ancey ’ , {Editors. New Tacoma ............................. • • J- H. McChn® tion tlia large number supplied from 8t. Louis Chinese fisherman knows it. Its virtues as a and other cities.- It is In use in mere than 100 restorative of hearing were discovered by a Palouse.......................... . ....................... EDITORIA!. EDITORS. Puyallup........... .................. Dr. Chas. Spinning congregations in Ohio; in more than 75 in In Buddhist Priest about the year 1410. Its cures Pomeroy........................ .................. Ranson Long diana : in Illinois more than 40 congregations were so numerous and many so seemingly mir C. L. Loos, H obt . G raham I’ine City........................................... James But ter have been supplied from Cincinnati, and manv J. W. M c G arvey - , I. B. G rubbs . I more from St. Louis, while numerous orders aculous, that the remedy was officially pro I Spangle........................................ W. A. Jndert over the entire • Empire. Its use be have lieen shipped to every Htate. 30,000 copies claimed so universal that for over 300 years no mills IS A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE WEEKLY Seattle............................................... -J- W. (Mborn are in use, in more than 500 churches. So far came 1 devoted to the advocacy and defence of Deafness has existed ainoi g the Chinese people, as rapid and general adoption is ooncerned, no bent, jj; A nostolic teaching and practice. “Ask for the Vancouver.................. charges prepaid, to any address at $1.00 book can equal it. Waitsburg ........... ............................... Old-Paths, and walk therein ” is its motto, its 4. C heapness .—There is no book, of similar per bottle. practice and its teaching. Its ma‘ter is pure, Walla Walla........................ Mrs. A. H. Reynolds What «he Deaf Say! excellence of make, that presumes to compete Hafe, fresh and sparkling. Its makeup is order CALIFORNIA. with the prices of the “ New Christian Hymn ly, neat, attractive and on excellent paper. A It has performed a miracle in my case. and Tune-Book.” Not to mention the fact that copy will satisfy all of the strove, and College City................................ Prof. J. Dur11"™ I have no unearthly noises iu my head and epecimeu the low price4 at which other books can now be will cost you but the time and js>stal card on had is due solelv to the low price of this, it is a hear m ich letter. L- which the request is made. Address tlio Pub Monticello...................... I have been greatly benefited. fact that the only books that make the slightest lishers. bee “ Our Principles, ” and “ Our My deafness helped a great deal—think an Rules.” approach to these prices, while they have only Saratoga ..................................... William Pollard 5 (>er. cent, more hymns, are sold at prices from other bottle will cure me. Sacramento............................Mrs. E. E. Hem >rc>e our terms . My hearing is much benefited. 25 to 30 per cent, higher. This book is, then, « Single Subscription, Ono Year, $2 00; Six Santa Rosa........................................ & I have received untold l>enefit. from 20 io 25 per cent, cheaper than any other Han Francisco.. . Mrs. H. H. Luse. Months, $> 00 ; Threp Months, 50 eta. My hearing is improving. book in the market. And this fact alone, when Han Luis Rey............................Min£iew tS It is giving good satisfaction. CLUB RATES. wo considor that some B,000 or 6,00") churches Have been greatly benefited, and am rejoiced insist be supplied with books, is an immense ar To any one sending a club of Fire and $10 00 Visalia.......................................... UwbVanTMM gument in its favor. If no more than two dozen that I saw the notice of it. Watsonville..................................... ». D. Con"«1* cash, an extra copy. books are sold to each church, it makes a differ Woodland. J............................... Mrs. Sue E. Grant T he O ld -P ath G uide ($2 00) and ence of $12,000 ! The demand for cheap books “ Its virtues are unquestionable and its T he W ord and T he W ork (50 eta) $2 25. " is no trifting matter. T his book has been pre enrative character absolute, as the writer can MISCELLANEOUS. P acific C hurch N ews ($1 00) $2 50. pared on the motto: “Good enough for any; personally testify, both from experience and T he C hristian H erald ($2 00) $3 00. c heap onou g h for al 1. ” Grangeville, I. T...................... ....... E. A. Chase observation. Write at once to Haylock &. Jen- Address for upocimons, We have thus shown that four of the most im- ney, 7 Dey Street, New York, enclosing $1.00, Moscow, I. T...... ¡ r....••• ♦-* ., G. W. Pasuy C. C. C line A C o ., Childer» l>ortant considerations point to the "New Chris and you will receive by return a remedy that General Publishers of Cbnrcli and Sunday Four Mile, I. T. ..................... ‘ T. L. J. C. Roller tian Hymn and Tune-Book” as the book for gen will enable yoirto hear Tike anybody else, and Sumac, Tenn.................... .. : School Supplies, 310 West Main St., Deavenport Caul eral adoption. A book that is pronounced the whose curative effects will be permanent. You Wicklow P. O., Ont., Can.... Louisville. Ky. 8. H. Hedrix he.il by the most competent judges; that lias the will never regret doing so.”—Editor of Afercan- 13-3-tf Fail field, Iowa........... ............... F. M. Rain* promise of every possible improvement in the tile Review. Leavenworth, Kansas............. . ’.C. J - McKinney future; that has" had the widest and most popu avoid loss-in the mails, please send -Parsons, Kansas. ................ BUCKEYE BELI FOUNDRY, Vermont, Illinois..................... ’.Eld. J. B-R»?*1 lar favor, in spite of the frantic exertions of tho money bv Registered letter. hereof Pure Clipper and Tin for Churches, presiH and that, finally, is from 20 to ^25 per Only imported by HAYLOCK <t .TENNEY, Scheels, Fire ArsrDiH.Fsriu», etc. FULLY WARRANTED. ( aùlotf.r ient Fret cent, cheaper than anv other book whatever, is 7 Dey St., ». Y. <79 A WEEK. $11 a day athome^asily u book that can be adopted with all safety. It i Sole Agents for America. 13-4-ly VANDUZEfPA TIFT, Cincinnati, 0 * * * Outfit tree. Address Tavs A Co., Augusta. » •.■X T THE CHRISTIAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. EARS FOR THE MILLION. THE OLD-PATH GUIDE. Mi ways It n dace chile as ‘ to t putt bow diar OÜM ly lie ti a a U t I