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A FEW 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 uso of a congregation :
\
1. I ts E xcellence .—This is first in impor
tance, mnd can only be properly determined by
those who are not only, skilled in music, but
who make it their business -to drill congréga
tions in music. We have tyro brethren »•no
have been conspicuous in this work for years.
□snzaannwœsTOt
*JHE COLLEGE OF THE BIBLE,
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.
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and anthems, to meet this want. An urgent—
.. but very limited- demand arose for a large-
print edition, for those of infirm sight. The
demand waS_pjr«ftipt!y met, and now, although
theyjhftVgtTie most perfect series ev«r offered to
’’tiie eoii^rcgntioiTs, thev have other editions in
view, to meet special demands. This series of
books is their pride, and a source of honorable,
lifelong ambitKin, How diff&ranfe uber® theie
is only a temporary an'd mercenary interest in
the publication I
8. T he G enehal U m of ' vt B ock —It is a
very important matter whether the book to be
JOHNSON, LUNN & CO
Would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Salem and vicinity, that
they are constantly receiving
new goods consisting of
Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Boots & Shoes
As
old Christian Hymnal, aud
ayd the
trie author of a
superior book of anthems, fias devoted himself
to congregational music for the last ten years.
Bro. J. H. H osecbans , author of many musical
works of grqflijsopnlarity, has made congrega
tional music Tils ¡specialty, and never fails to
arouse great enthusiasm in its perfection where
■ ever he teaches. Bcrtli of these gentlemen pro
nounce the “New Christian Hymn and Tune-
Book" the best book for congregational use they
.-tMymrwT W Hw. -hM .ftuwqniyasal a ndomswii i ut,.
is confirmed by many other eminent teachers,
but to add to such authority would be ueseless.
This book is declared the most perfectly adapted
to congregational singing that cun be procured
anywhere.
2. T he S kill and E ntebpbise or thb P ub -
ush .: i .- s .—The importance oi- this point, -too
■®fFFirwy^nniwdr*-tHi.-s seen on a momenta
reflection. If the publishers are musicians, who
aro alivo to all improvements in the publication
of music ; who are in close communication with
the teachers and writers of music ; and whose
success depends solql.v on the name- they make
for themselves as publishers,* it is evident that
thfetvan; s of the people and the chinches will be
~ more fully mot than'where the publishers have
but a side ixtere-t in music, and have no siich
incentive to perfect, their work, especially where
thev’do not own the plates and copyrights. The
.pla’n proof of this is to be seen in the splendid
series of plates which have been madoto adapt the
“New Christian Hymn and 2 ane-Book” toftvry
want of tin congregations. Before the book was
a month oldrfhere was a demand for an edition
for choirs and singing-schools. The publishers
* instantly appreciated its importance, and have
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is published on the theory that hymn-books are
made for the chnrchos, not the churcheH for
hymn-books, aud hence is pushed solely on its
merits. The best of facilities will be given to
every church to examine it before they purchase
if application is made to the
STANDARD PUBLISHING CO.,
180 Elm street, Cincinnati, O.Jjj
I sively to the preparation of young man for
usefulness in the Church. It is not necessary
that those who would attend it become preach
ers, tlioagh most of its students do enter the
ministry. . -
It is required of those who would enter that
they be sixteen years of age, professors, of re
ligion, and have' at least a fair English educa
tion. The College is conducted in close con
nection with Kentucky University, and to all
T!ie MASBW 'Uf l l ll»* ri! i ur frtu u U i i I l i hm lios
access free of charge. In the. College of the
Bible tuition is free, tUece are no fees, except
one of $5 for the janitor, ooa), etc.
Good board anil lodging can be hnd in pri
vate families at from $3 to $5 per week. Those
who board in the College dorruity paj $10 per
year for their room and from - $1.50 to $1.75 per
week lor boarft.~~T Tho i' hpis I fui Wish Hull u a u
rooms and provido their own lights, washing,
fuel. etc. To these the whole expense need not
exceed $125 per annum.
Thoso seeking a good education at little cost,
and specially those preparing for the ministry,
would do- well to apply fur Catalogue and
further information to
:o:
A FUUL LINE OF
FURNISHING GOODS AND
STAPLE? GROCERIES
Which they are prepared to sell
e Very Lowest Rates!
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All kinds of Farm Produce taken in
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for Gomla.
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Yow are cordially invited to call and
examino goods and prices.
JOHNSON LUNN & CO.
R. GRAHAM, President. Cor. Griswold’s Block,
Commercial Street, Salem.
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THE’ CHRISTIAN QUARTERLY
REVIEW.
Agents for The Christian Herald.
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C hristian H erald , and are authorized to re
ceive and receipt for subscriptions. If no
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the oftico by roistered letter or postal order on
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J. W. Propst
A. 8. Powell
Albany
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Amity......................... • •• ........... E. C. Williams
Brownsville.. ✓.................. .......D. H. Putman
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Bellevue.
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Elkton............. .
Mrs. Belle P. Walker
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Junction...........
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Lewisville......
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Kings Valley.. ,
........J. H. Hawley
McCoy...............
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Myrtle Creek...
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McMinnville....
..Mrs. J. F..Berry
Milton .... f..
............. E. Ground -
Mt. rieasant ...
Now Pine Creek.
...... . .Joseph ltebinett
North Yamhill....................... . . .C. V. Kuykendall
........J. P. Frizzell
Perrydale.... .1............. ..
( F. Hannah, Jr
Pendleton................. .
‘ ( N. J. Gerking
Philomath................................... ......... Drury Davis
............. Wm. Rust
..A. F. Cam; >11 à .
Roseburg..
............D. Houck
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Tangent...
. .T. B. Davidson
K iwwn to M en of F ame and S cience ron R emoviho
Shedd........
..Mrs. 8. Giltner
HE CHRISTIAN QUARTERLY REVIEW St. Helens
....... T. C. Darby
has completed its first volume, and on tho Stay ton....
... ; .John Shore —J
first day of January, 1883, the first No.frf Ytd.
•••■•••••««••
Seto.
..
. H. A. Johnson
J
II will be issued? It is the purpose of its Salem.....
CQNSTiPATiON.Z-,-“. i’
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Faulconer
M
Editor
to
keep
it
up
to
the
highest
standard
of
Sheridan
.
nVQPi“fJCJ?* known by irrcgnltir nppe-
>• • ................
........... Wm. Scott
UI Dr
gonr belching, weight
excellence. It will be issued in January, April, Wheatland.
G. W. Hardwick
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J illy and October ; will be printed on fine book West Chdlialcm........... .
and tendernes- at pi^or stomach,th bjaviuency.
I I VR Co"»FlsiM» Hfljpwaes«. M.olanih Chills »nd
.......... O. Mosier
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paper, and each No. will contain 160 pages of Weston....................... ..
I-1 IT t».>» ptV'.r, cr.Cv
r
k and side
original matter from our best writers, and Re
WASHINGTON TEBBITOBT............................. ■
also bottom «>f rib--; '.'vrrlnu:», irritability,
views. -1 would be glad to receive the names of
Alberton
.
.
............... Mrs. D. V. Alvey
¡sible^so
as
to
determ-
as
’li'lUi\i - u ir W- iii -V- — •-.lit—....Sh**^*'1 |,f,
»«•<! MW HUfTIJ
.A lotiA ,AX',
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Christian Hymn and Tune Book," since its in
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........8. C. Harris
Brush
Trairie
Price
$2.00
per
year,
in
advance.
Fifty
cents
‘ APIIP! PW s:p>ici>»y.PariilyMs,dini
troduction last August, has been—in the teeth
. :. .E. A. LaDow
r.i ui
i. j .i|t, round tneor? giddiness,
foj a singlo number. Address all communica (lodar Creek..
pf an opposition acknowledged by its most
Wm. Huntington
Castle
Bock.
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contusion in hcrwl.nuvc u-ncs-, flashes oi light
tions to the Editor.
frantic enemies to have been almost’unanimous
........J. M. Baker
before »ven, lone of 1-exvry. l>i»cn*e« of Bladder and
Coin .............
D
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E.
W.
H
erndon
,
on the part of the press—fifty per cent, greater
..... A. J. Gr*en
kmW:-VQ ur’nu dark or light, re1 deposit;
Clenton. —. •
Columbia,
Boone
Co.,
Missouri.
rxtui.u i
bunrin • stinging,hem>"gdown
than that of the book which these papers all ad
... .W. T. Barnes
T he C hbirtian Q uarterly R eview will be Dixie...............
sonratiuus. frequent dc-.ite to urinate, uneasiness,
vocated. This fact, in favor of a book pushed"
... ,R. L. Dashiel
Dayton...........
inflamed
eyes,
dirk
cird
■<.
thirst.
I>i<sea
cf
furnished
with
tke
C
hristian
H
erald
for
$3.60
solely on its merits, tells the whole story. A
. ..Mrs. E. Himes *
Elma..............
MPART ’--vere p err,1 K;..Kring or sc d.t near
por year for both papers.
... 12 45 6m.
book that outsells another of acknowledged
Fl f-rl fl I , heart, ur.ro so oil moving qu okly acd
F.M. Davis
I Farmington..
merit by fifty per cent, when almost the entire
when lying on '.oft aide; out oE ' r#iph on exertion.
. H. W. Murphy
Golden dale...
press is combined in strenuous support of the
Mf-”ARAPM!•
-1 ®r sharp tains iu temples, '
........ P. E. Fisher
Lone Pine....
ft U.rfltJr-sU.11 u.? ey», or hoad; uiutuees, nauifea. x
book outsold, is a book that it will do to adopt.
.W. H. McClure
Lincoln......
I.rojM.v
is
«an»ed
Ky
watory
fluid.
KlltCMmaY*'
Within sisimonths, from Cincinnati alone we
.. J. H. McClure
New
Tacoma.
.
tiuua, «ike., ly uric « -d in flood. Rnv/*1
| Editor..
supplied more than 350churchos, not to men
Viorm.« bx t'i
ovdir» by corrupt mAU
YUr.rL___
' • j < - ts
... .James Butler
Pine City.......
G. VVoRTn Y ancey , J
within.
bv chaking cf the
LTCtior.8
tion the large number supplied from Rt. Louis'
........... F. L. Bell
Palouse...........
Tintlo
Retina.
reuiwves
NWAYHiMî
W
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by
gai
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and other cities. It is In use in more than 100
........... Dr. Clias. Spinning
EDITORIAL EDITORS.
Puyallup
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th« cause, making s permansnt or.ro. Sect by nail fot
congregations in Ohio; in more than 75 in In
,. Ranson Long
i’5 cents Ixft of k ) Fills : 5 toxi*«. J1.0I). (In
Pomeroy........
diana: in Illinois more than 40 congregations
C. L. Loos,
K obt . G raham
rtani,« ) A'IJn-M, 15«. »XVA'ÏXK a AONÍ.
. .James Butler
Pine
City
.
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PLilakfelpbla.
iPa.
Sold
by
Dmggist».
have been supplied from Cincinnati, and many
J. W. M c G abtei ,
I. B. G rubbs .
W. A. Sanders
Spangio
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more from St. Loui ’, while numerous orders
....... 8. Bonney
Sumner..........
have been shipped to every State. 30,000copies
mills IS A LARGE EIGHT-PACE WEEKLY Seattle.-..........
..J. W. Osborn
are ill use, in more than Job churches. So far
L devoted to the advocacy and defence of Vancouver....
...8. C. Harris
as rapid and general adoption is concerned, no
Apostolic teaching and practice. “Ask for the Waitsburg.
............. W. P. Bruce
...
book can equal it.
Old-Paths, mid walk therein" is ita motto, its
.'.'.'.'.’. Mrs. A. H. Reynolds
4. C heapness .—There is no book,, of similar
practice and its teaching. Its matter is pure, Walla Walla..
CALIFOBNIA.
excellence of make, that presumes to compete instanti?
bale, fl esh aud sparkling. Its mako up is order
nt i ur.inga» k < h » fu nn<
w»tii
with the prices of tha.“ Ifew Chrbriftn Hymn noe -th idé. No ¿utton# Ci4 hOOkS nfo i:«<L Over ly, neat, attractive and on excellent pupal-. A Washington Comers.................. Prof. J. Durham
and Tune-Book.’’ Not to mention the fact that oOO dozen sold in London mono nio.ih W eranotfor specimen copy will satisfy all of the active, and Elmira...
• J-M- 9’ *r
by local dealer-, sample pahs sent by ma l, «ny
the low price ■ at which other books can now be tale
will coat you but tho lime and postal card wn Monticello.......................................... J- I'; »mittle
siz<‘ or color, on n ce pt uf this pr c«. «i I ace Sb.vi 8 lace
had is due solely to the low price of this. it is a 81.75, youwtiiictalre >3.00, Sap rlorquality ,M)c s cxtia
which the request is made. Address tho Pub Naua City................................ Mrs. 8. E. Inman
A. C. MATHER & CO. Chicago, III.
fact that the only Looks that make, the slighted
lishers. Seo “Our Principles," and “Our Haratogu...................................
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Sacramento______ ........Mrs. E. E. ^Tembr(>e
Rules.”
5 per. cent, more hymns, are sold at mices iiom
bUB TERMS”
----------- * ’SanTaTfcSaTTr
... ,G. OrBnrneyi
25 to 80 per cent. higher.. This bow-isT'then,
Mrs/É.H .Lu se. IfEssex St
Single Subscription, One Year, $2 00; Six San Francisco
from 20 to 25 ]>er cent, cheaper than any other
Minnie J. Borden
San Luis Roy.
• «•••••
Months, $l 00 ; Three Months, 50 eta.
book in the markbt. And this fact alono, whon
. ...W. W. Smith
Vacaville.
....
CLUB BATES.
we consider that some 5,000 or 6,( 03 churches
Lewis Van Tashei^
Visalia.. ....
, ...H. D. Connell /
must be supplied with books, is an immense ar
To any one sending a club of Five and $10 00 Watsonville..
gument innts favor. If no more than two dozen
cash, an extra copy--.
»
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miscellaneous .
books aro sold to each church, it makes a differ
T he O ld -P ath G uide ($2 00) and
Employment
for
Ladies.
... ,E. A. Chase
Grangeville,
I.
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ence of $12,00)! Tho demand for cheap books
T he W ord and T he W ork (50 eta) $2 25.
Thu Queen City Su-^Miivler Cnhip tny of Cin-
Moscow, I. T...'..................... ... G. W. I’aslay
is u*> tiil.mg matte?. This book has been pre-
cinn iti are now Tnatiui.u.turin/and iittr<xiuein|?
P acific Cnt iicH N kws ($1 0Q) $2 50.
-U wa ;* -r-x-tir
Mupjw r li
i..r Latftgj and
Four Mile»I. T. ...
«. • JLiLS. . ,T. L. Childers
pamlon'fTù> motto:
enough for anyj
T h « CsaiffiM H hhw ($2 00) $3 00.
<
anil their unt'iuaiv*! Nklrl Hwiyvi'rtrr«
cheap enough for al’.”
Sumac,
Tenn
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.
..... .... T.CF.RolTer
A fori«"}«'*, and want reliable UdyjagenutQsell
Address for rpecimens,
in. every hoysehvihl. Our
every
We have thus sh< >wn that four of the most im
Wicklow I’. O., Ont., Can... Deavcnport Caul
C.
C.
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line
«.t
Co.*
where meet v ith re tdy success and tinikf J win d-
,,..S. H. Hedrix
portai t cunt ¡derations point to the “NewChris-
General Publishers of Church and Sunday Fairfield, Iowa..........
bomc ‘ .ilarier*. Write at once for let ait Mfia sc-
........F. M. Rains
it.i’c c-xclu‘iv4j ten itoiy. AdrtrCM
Leavenworth,
Kansas.
s
.
tian Hymn and Tune-Book’’ as the Wook for gen
School Supplies, 310 West Main St.,
Que. ii < ity
• hiIwnidl, Ohio,
,.C.
J. McKinney
■Parsons,'"K-irsaa
...........
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eral adoption. A book that is pronounced the
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- Louisville, Ky.
iysi J ms recon! Dietid those l}uppor.li.-Hi. ^¿10
.Eld. J. B. Royal
Vermont, Illinois..........
heat by the mo -t competent judges : that has the
13-3-tf
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promise of every possible improvement in the
MENEELY & COMPLY-
Ht'STACMB ANI» WH1SKK.RS.
future; tliAt Jus lwl the widest and mast popu
BUCKEYE BELL FOUNDRY,
.....
lar flavor, in o ite of tl
! exertions of the
B ph * of Pure Copper «no Tin for Cniirrni■.«,
-J
Will
• f«'l
press; and that, finally, is front 20 to 25 per
chool«,Tire Alarms,Farms,etc. FULL.
EF
W»>toè*r» w4 <•« w*e*»-
rarmably known to file public since
\lFkf
V.T. r »»4 «’.♦ wear Mary
sad fevr. h**-
WARRANTED. Catalogue sent Free.
cent, cheaper than any other book whatever, is
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IlWIt t li'vfch. (. impel,School, i u«-Alarm
book that can bo adopted with all safety, (t
VANDUZEM
&
TIFT,
Cincinnati,
O
and other beds; uuo, Chiures aud i\ius.
1883.
ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
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