Christian herald., March 28, 1884, Page 12, Image 12

CHRISTIAN HERALD
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BOOK TABLE.
[Under thia head we will be pleased to give
editorial reviews of all books ana tracts of inter­
est that may 1» sent to this office.]
The March nuiabsr of the Portland
(Ore gon) JFesf Shore is of more general
interest than any of its predecessors.
Th& scientific articles on “ The Great
Northwest
are continued ; also the
paper on “ Our Industries and Resour­
ces.” Two interesting historical arti
«Jes, entitled “ Fremont and the Mo
docs ” and “ Origin of ‘ California ’ and
‘ Oregon,’” throw light upon the early
and Kentucky; and The Central Bap
tist, of St. Louis, Mo., please copy.
OBITUARY.
“Bied? of scarlet fever*' on WW
inst., Pearl, son of Mr. N. and* Mrs. C-
Garwood, living near Dallas. The de­
ceased was aged 14 years, 3 months and
21 days. Pearl was a bright, promising
boy, whose youth was gentle and good ;
he has been* callefiToj him his little sis­
ter who went only a few days before
him. The Garwoods have the profound
condolence of all, in this affliction, 15ut
no sympathy can rostoro the dear ones
whom God has chosen to sing the angel
chords of love and happiness above.
"JD1TT15. ReriTOTnrr-
TOLD IN TWO LETTERS.
POBTLAND, On.,
- FROM THE SON:
March 13, 1884.
“ (ientlemen: My father resides at Gkrver,
Editor Christian. Herald :
Vt. lie has been a great sufferer from Scrof­
ula, and the inclosed letter will tell you what
It is with deepest sorrow that I write
: a marvelous effect
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of the death oT Gebrgfe, son of Bro.
and Sister Houghton of this place, who
passed peacefully to the other shore
has had in his case. I think his blood must
last evening, at the age of 12 yeard.
have contained the liumor for at least ten
For about five weeks he lay upon a
years; buUt did not show, except in the form
of a scrofulous sore on the wrist, until about
bod of sickness, at times suffering the
five years ago. From a few spots which ap­
most intense pain, but bearing it all
peared^ at that time, it gradually spread so as
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
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Mis. •’Hannah Linville, beloved wife one of maturer years. ■ The disease
of W. S. Linville, dib&llarch 13, 1884, which caused his death was spinal
in Independence, Oregon, aged 32 meningitis, superinduced, it is sup­
years, 1 mouth and 11 days. She was posed, by a fall which be received last
born in Putnam county, Mo., Jan. 28, winter. The 'Very best medical skill
1852. Tn JB64 "Tier'^Y^tff~'ili,CFv6d lb, was invoked ; anti all that mTuislering
Oregon, Since that time she had been
a^resident oFthis“Tun. T," iNTIi his suffering and save him from death.
she was married to her no,w mourning May God give the dear sorrowing ones
Whether the United States are to re­ hueband. There were five child ren born
whose hearts are torn and bleeding with
gain thci.r farmer pre eminent rank as a to thorn, two of whom have gone home
commercial and naval power on the before her. As a wife she was a true this new affliction, consolation and com­
Hnmmi -that no Amerft-an «re = atfeclionate EeTpmutffr "A StrtW ^- fort in this their time of need.
contemplate with indifference.
The port to her husband. A kind and
subject is discussed wjth marked ability affectionate mother, firm in her dealing
YouIhin I Indulgence
re th? N.orlh Ameriaui Review for April, with her cnildien,_ commanding their
iaParxxkiuiia_Pxdctices.j)ur.;Ued. lu $ol-
J‘y (Tie ilJii. Nelson Dingley. M. 'C.~ deepest affection. As a good ueigTiTTor
-who opposes the project of admitting and friend sho was not surpassed by itude, is a most startling cause of Ner­
foreign built, ships to American register, any. Always kind and attentive to the vous and General debiiity. Lack of
nnd by C.tpt. John Codman, who is well wants of the sick wherever and w’uen- Soli-confidenee an.d Will Power Im-
"known as a zealous "advocate of HfaT over opportunity offered. A sincere paircAJHaiunry. »j><SUQ.QdiU£jl,<__ ami
measure. Judge J. A. Jameson, in the Christian and firm believer iu tho other attendants of wrecked manhood?
Sufferers should address, with three
name number of the Review, discusses Scriptures of Divine truth, which alone
letter postage stamp.», for large illustra­
Aha,
. . . tel is wffflmes for her that needTnbt be
ted
treatise, pointing out nnfniting
'pT wotiug uat ih er m ea u s Wtten". AJI ' W llUil 1116. P1MBU1 8 Uf
that are at baud for withstanding the her acquaintance esteen|vd her for the means of perfect cure, W orld ’ s D ispen
saby M edical A s 30CI.\ tun , Buffalo, N.
various agencies, physical, moral and many good qualities she possessed.
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iuteiiuciual, which threaten to overturn With aching hearts we give her up, but Y.
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vnT^-rrrmrr-r-fi^rri-nnd s ocial inetit ti iienfl
"““TfiTTrenrj^irl^
Tn.. 1!
Dr. Pl.t?ip SchulT gives • ^lorno shoulJ’flius be turned to a house
presence of another, the more free
.(•ketch of the “ Development of Relig­ of mourning and heart aches. Yet He
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ious Freedom.” Dr. Felix L. Oswald that doeth all things well is able to is he.
-■writes of “Changes in the Climate of sustain the bereaved ones in this afflic­
• Thirteen Yems’ Dyspepsia.
North America,” with special reference tion. The words of the text “ Blessed
tolu) iucreajing frequency of aTsas- are the dead which die in tl hoLord,”
YfT suffered whii dyspepsia for 13
troas fl >o D. Prof. C. A Eggert offers 4c., from which ReV. Me Wai 1er years,” writes John Albright Esq , of
‘‘A Plaa for Modern Languages ” in preached an ablo discourse on the Columbu3, Ohio. “ Samaritan Nervine
the higher edueaTioh ; and Julian Haw funeral occasion, gave great consola- cured me.’’ As it always cures such
thorae discourses of “ Literature for tion to weeping friends.
disorders. At druggists.
Cbildrou.” Finally, there is a discus-
n.
sioa of “lGpant Criticisms of the Bi­
To Adam’ Paradise was home.
Died, March 16, 1884, nt the resi­ To the good among his descendants
ble,” by the Rev. Dr. R. Heber Newton
dence of her son in law, W. E. Ayres’,
u-id the Roy A. G. Mortimer.
home is Paradiso.— Ilarc.
iu Columbia county-, W. T., Mrs.
Y'.’.ru?.'! fdl Improvement.'
Nancy Redford, aged seventy five years
Extcnt of the Corset Industry.
and fwo months.
* I have been sick with a cold and
The annual fwle of Corsets in the
Nancy Davis, the subject of tbi3 briei
the worst cog. h I ever had in my life, sketch, was born near Harrodsburg, United States is about $10,000,000, ol
f..r about five weeks. Expectorated Ky., Jan. 16, 1809. She was married which two million are imported and
every morning a lough, yellow matter, to Ezekiel Williams in 1836 ; he died in eight millions aro manufactured in this
ftre.iked with blood. In about three 1844, leaving no children. She was country. The largest manufacturers of
d tvs after I commenced inhaling Com married again in 1815 to XV... P. Red­ the world are W arner B totheks , whose
pound Orygen, the cough, raising of ford, who died in November, 1861. The factory is located at Bridgeport, Corn.,
bloody nutter, and that awfully dis family emigrated to Oregon in 1861 ; with salesrooms at New York and Chica­
tressed feeling, as if a cord was drawn •‘Grandma” Redford aud her three go. The business of this firm has been
TcrcsT"iiTy~ehefit- and-a weight put on, children tTThis“ vlfftnity; in 1872. built up «triirely...within the-ftasF ten
were all gone. The rapidity with which “Grandma” Redford, as she was years, and is due largely to the discov­
I hive improvedin breathing is wonder-
f i’.” If vou wish to know all about familiarly called, was a good kind ery by them of a stiffener for corsets,
tiiis curative agent of which our corres- mother and neighbor, aud was a Chris­ called Coraline, which they use in place
p? > lent writes, scud for our Treatise on tian in its beat accepted sense ; bad of the rigid and brittle whalebone here
C mpound Oiygeu. Ic will be mailed been a member of the ohuroh about tofore employed. Th) cloth which this
free/ D r *. S tabkey & P alen , 1169
fifty years. This old mother iu Israel firm cut into corsets in u single year, if
Girard St'., Philadelphia, Pa.
■ Aiixmlers for the Compound Oxygen leaves three childr. n, several step- drawn out in a continuous line, would
than reach from Boston to Chica­
Huxe Treatment directed to H. E. childiQU, andLa. great IxQAt o.f friends to more
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M . hews, 6Ü(î Montgomery Street, Sun mourn her loss. Peace to her sacred go while theCoraline which tliey use in
Francisco, will be filled on the same
stiffening these corsets would extond
terms as if sent directly to us in Phila­ dust.
Papers of the brotherhood iu Missouri over half way aiound the earth.
delphia.
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terjribly afflicted, and An objqpt of pity, when
be began using your medicine. Now, there are
few men of hi3 age v.-ho enjoy 0a good health
as he has. 1 could easily uame fifty persons
who would testify to the^-uits in his caso.
Yours truly,
W. M. P hillips .”
descriptions of various localities, scen­
ery and curious objects in the Great
-West, notes of genoral interest regard­
ing that region, a story and a large
amount of choice miscellany.
The
CTTy^o F'TScom Tf To ‘ w'iielx TKe "illiisf ra'-"
tions of the number arie devoted, is des*
cribed length. -11
•TWffiEflffliHh iS™»
a dutv for me to state to you the benefit I
Ayer’s
Six months ago 1 was completel y covered with
a terrible humor and scrofulous sores. Tho
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an
duWlerabhj
- itching, aud-tno sain cracked so as to causa
the blood to flow in many places whenever
I moved. My suffering. ’ ro great, and my
life a burden. I conunenc.' be use of tha
S arsaparilla in April last, a: d have used
- it’regnlarly -wnee that time. My -eondrtmn
began to improve at once. The sores have
all healed, and I feel perfectly well in »very
respect — being nowTXblo to do a good day’s
work, although 73 yearn of age. Mai^y inquire
what has wrought such a cure in my case, and
T telj thoni, ns I haro hero trîed triTelîyriiT,
A yer ' s S arsaparilla . Glover, Vt., Oct.
21, 1832.
Yours gratefully,
H iram P hillips .”
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clas, Eczema, Ringworm, Blotches,
Sores, Boils, Tumors, and Eruptions of
the Skin. It clears the blood of all impu­
rities, aids digestion, stimulates the action of
^Xhfc.„bo,xTOls, „and.. t,l,i,ua, restarea. viUlily aud
strengthens the whole system.
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